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  • GILLS EXPOSITION Commentary - In Reply on Isaiah 49 - 3 years ago
    And said unto me,.... Both in the everlasting council, and when he made a covenant with him in eternity; when he found him and anointed him, and laid help on him; and also when he brought him, his first begotten, into the world, at his incarnation:

    thou art my servant; of his choosing, appointing, calling, sending, bringing forth, and supporting; so he was as Mediator, especially in his estate of humiliation, when he appeared in the form of a servant, and came not to be ministered unto, but to minister, and give his life a ransom for many; thereby to obtain redemption, which was the great work and service he was appointed to; which he readily undertook, and willingly and cheerfully engaged in, and diligently and faithfully performed; to whom justly belong the characters of an obedient, diligent, prudent, and faithful servant; in answering which he showed his regard to his Father's will, his love to his people, and his great humility and condescension:

    O Israel; a name of Christ, and which properly belongs to him, being the antitype of Jacob or Israel; the Head and representative of the whole Israel of God; who was of Israel according to the flesh, and an Israelite indeed in a spiritual sense, and was only sent to the lost sheep of the house of Israel. Israel is a name of the church, often given to it in this prophecy; Christ and his church, by virtue of the union between them, have the same names; as she is sometimes called by his names, Christ, and the Lord our righteousness, so he is here called by her name Israel, 1 Corinthians 12:12
  • MARK 15 - In Reply on Mark 15 - 3 years ago
    The Jewish leadership has been trying to destroy Jesus since early in His ministry ( Mark 3:22-30). At least twice, they have been prepared to stone Him ( John 8:59; 10:31). They don't want to execute Jesus during the Passover and week-long Feast of Unleavened Bread ( Mark 14:1-2); Jesus has too many supporters who may cause a riot ( Mark 11:1-10; 14:1-2). But since they have Him, it is much better if He is executed quickly.

    The Sanhedrin has a lot working against them. If they imprison Jesus, His followers could rile up the travelers from Galilee, Judea, and the surrounding area who at least think He is a prophet, if not the Messiah. Because of Jesus' popularity, the number of Galileans in Jerusalem, and the fact that the Jewish council cannot execute someone, they need the Romans to kill Jesus. Were Jesus less-renowned and less-connected to conflict with religious leaders, they likely would have been content to let a mob break Roman law by stoning ( Acts 7:54-60). Roman officials hold their trials in the early morning; if the Sanhedrin waits until later in the day, Pilate will not be available. At evening the Sabbath begins, so they need to move fast.

    This verse does not describe a second trial before the Sanhedrin. The trial in Mark 14:53-65 happens concurrently with Peter's denials in Mark 14:66-72. "Held a consultation" means the evidence-gathering is over and the council members are making their final decision. They have already convicted Jesus of blasphemy according to the Mosaic law ( Mark 14:63-65). Likely this discussion is to decide on what capital offence against Roman law they will present before Pilate.

    John, adds more detail ( John 18:28-32). When the members of the Sanhedrin take Jesus to Pilate's house, they do not enter. As residents of Jerusalem, they eat the Passover that afternoon, and will become unclean if they enter the home of a Gentile. After Pilate interviews and flogs Jesus, the Sanhedrin makes their case again.
  • CHILDREN OF MEN - In Reply - 3 years ago
    Psalm 107:8, 15, 21, 31.

    Psalm 90:3, 45:2, 36:7

    Lamentations 3:33

    Psalm 66:3-66:6

    Proverbs 15:11

    Psalms 115:16

    The heaven, even the heavens, are the LORD'S: but the earth hath he given to the children of men.

    There may be over a hundred of references. Read these, and if what you seek isn't in these verses; put the phrase "children of men"

    [In the SEARCH BOX on the red link page.]

    The phrase itself means: humans
  • Mishael - In Reply on Wisdom of Solomon 10 - 3 years ago
    We don't actually have that reference link on this website.

    THE WISDOM OF SOLOMON

    The Wisdom of Solomon is recognized as Deuterocanoni- cal Scripture by the Roman Catholic, Greek Orthodox, and Russian Orthodox Churches.

    But if you type Wisdom of Solomon in Google and drop down a bit, you'll see PDF FILES with that info on them. You can save it to your Google desktop as an icon by hitting the "box with an arrow" pointing up, and it will be saved there until you delete it.
  • Streetpreacher - In Reply on Isaiah 49 - 3 years ago
    Type Isaiah 49 into Google like this:

    Isaiah 49, Commentaries, or

    Teaching, or History

    I personally choose links that have the word, BIBLE in them. i.e. BibleRef, BibleHub, etc.

    You will get the Bible explanation without church doctrines.
  • Veronica Coney on 2 Esdras 6 - 3 years ago
    where did this book come from
  • Carleton - In Reply - 3 years ago
    Thank you Bro Dan! Just got home, our whole family was invited to a couple in their 80's home who with grandchildren s help fed around 20 of us. Nice visitation. All of the grandchildren s parents of this couple (our peers) are at a funeral of a younger man that everyone loved that passed away by a stroke a little over a week ago. I hope you and your family are well and Gigi's too and everyone else as well. Keep writing yourself, it is food edification for us all.
  • Richard H Priday - In Reply on 1 John 1 - 3 years ago
    The verses in Revelation about the incense of the prayers of the saints seem to indicate this. ( Revelation 5:8 and 8:4). This could of course specifically refer to those still suffering on earth; or a combination of them and those in heaven. John's revelation; and Stephen's of Christ STANDING up on His throne right before he died also seem to show understanding behind the veil; as it were.

    Obviously; the sin of necromancy which is a form of idolotry becomes a hotly contested point which many would state to show that this cannot be the case; or those who somehow believe in "soul sleep" despite verses to the contrary as scripture shows. It is certain that we are to NOT seek communication the OTHER WAY as to those who are departed. Such occurrences (with the possible exception of Saul and Samuel as recorded in scripture) are without question demons imitating the characteristics of the departed.

    We also don't need to be so fixated on what is tangible with the five senses; especially concerning the state of anyone who has passed on from this life and therefore doesn't have a physical body as yet like ours on earth. Those who are able to see the heavenly council (such as angelic and other creatures; as well as demons) are experiencing the spiritua realm; and thus would have a much clearer understanding of the cause and effect of events on the earth; as Revelation indicates. (The experience there could very well have been a literal visit to the future by John as well as understanding the message in the present to the churches). We certainly have evidence of Elijah (who never died) and Moses (who did) talking with Christ. They would have known what was going on with Him; at least related to His impending death. Again; the revealed glory may have been a glimpse of the future as well; or what He always was in preincarnate state.

    It certainly seems clear that we will be active participants during all Tribulation judgments; and see those under the throne.
  • USING THIS WEBSITES SEARCH ENGINE - 3 years ago
    When you come into this website you're on the RED LINK PAGE.

    Up at the top is the SEARCH BOX. Links for all books of the Bible is below that. for Bible subject only

    Example:

    You can put the word 'Atonement' in the Search box and hit the arrow >

    The engine will fetch every scripture that contains that word. You can sort the list; choose OT or NT only; and the engine places the list in book order.

    With DATES OR HISTORY, you'll have to go on GOOGLE. Type it in like this:

    "Atonement, history" (or meaning, or commentary, or teaching)

    You have to use ancient names from ancient maps.

    By using all the search options, you'll learn some really awesome information. If search doesn't fetch anything try wording it differently.

    If it fetches 5,000 verses; try wording it another way or just look at only OT or NT verses.

    Look around on this whole website to see what's in it. If you get lost, just back out and come back in. Curious is good.

    The location of the COMMENTARY BOX is below the search box. Touch a scripture and it will highlight Yellow. Scroll down slowly.

    I like: BIBLEHUB or BibleRef on Google. It has many commentaries, to compare with.
  • Richard H Priday - In Reply - 3 years ago
    The doctrine of election is described as the "total depravity" of man according to the "TULIP" acronym which was credited toward; but not originated with Calvin's set of beliefs on predestination as one of the elements. Simply put; Christ looked down also and saw that there was no man in Isaiah 63:3; thus he renders justice and we are only made right through His sacrifice. If anyone else could have done it; surely Christ wouldn't have to die on the cross; or have to pray that if possible the cup would be spared

    ( Luke 22:42). It is obvious from scripture that "all men have sinned and fallen short of the glory of God". ( Romans 3:23). There are; of course many other verses in both Testaments on that subject.

    We could say that since Revelation indicates the fate of ALL who are NOT written in the Book of Life is to worship Antichrist ( Rev. 13:8) we all are going to turn away as your quoted verse in Psalms indicates. Obviously; some do come to God; but since repentance is a gift according to scripture ( Acts 11:18); and faith is also mentioned as such in Ephesians 2:8; it becomes clear that all good gifts come from above ( James 1:17).

    This doesn't absolve our personal responsibility; and part of this mystery of election involves man's response or lack thereof to the same evidence at least with external appearance. The sticking point comes as indicated when Christ said "why do you call me good"? ( Mark 10:18). Seeing Him as God in the flesh only comes through Divine revelation ( Matthew 16:17). Others see Him as a "good teacher; Prophet or something else as the earlier verses in that passage indicate. Those people are not "spiritually discerned" ( 1 Cor. 2:14).

    Finally; going back to Noah we have the lack of salvation available for hybrid offspring of the fallen angels; as well as those angels themselves. Therefore; a universal destruction occured; except for Noah "perfect in his generations" ( Gen. 6:9). This indicates pure human seed; not sinless
  • Rubbla Patton on Isaiah 49 - 3 years ago
    Are there translation of Isaiah 49 that is more clearer?
  • Jennifer Spitzer - 3 years ago
    Please please please pray that I am clear headed at work tomorrow and that I am able to work fast and have protection from all enemies ijnip amen
  • Dimitri on Wisdom of Solomon 10 - 3 years ago
    Wisdom of Solomon 10:12

    [12]She defended him from his enemies, and kept him safe from those that lay in wait, and in a sore conflict she gave him the victory; that he might know that goodness is stronger than all.

    Q: whom was defended from his enemies and given a great victory?
  • Richard H Priday - In Reply - 3 years ago
    Let us not forget Satan. It is likely that there was a period of time between the fall and his appearance in Eden after enticing 1/3 of the angels to follow him in rebellion that some sort of Kingdom in the spiritual dimension was established; at least in the heavenlies. Some explain this as the "gap" theory between Gen. 1:1 and 1:2 as indicating that time (also mentioned in Zechariah someplace in referral to other events).

    In any event; Satan always has been a control freak; hence he is the god of this world. In Reveleation; in fact ALL whose names are not written in the Book of Life are going to follow Antichrist. So; in a sense after Lucifer fell he was the original one to sin; and we shouldn't neglect his punishment along with man in Genesis. God has divinely held him back just enough from destruction of the earth; he nearly succeeded (short of Noah and his immediate family) in corrupting the seed of men; he nearly succeeded in destroying ALL male children in Israel except for Jesus during his early years; he nearly caused an annihalation of the entire 120 provinces from India to Etheopia of all Jews in Persia; he nearly wiped out the European Jews in WW2; and in the future 2/3 of israel is destroyed in the time of Jacob's trouble. He causes much of the power and seduction of sin; and men are merely puppets; sold out due to their sinful state so that he is given legal access to mess with their souls. God; however is in charge ultimately of the souls of men; as to their eternal state. Therefore; God wins.

    Once the Millenium arrives; the art of war will be known no more; and men will turn swords into plowshears ( Micah 4:3; etal).

    The whole word was filled with violence at the time of the Nephilim before the flood; and it is as the times of Noah and Sodom today. The lawless one in such a society today will be welcomed; even to those "religious" people who put patriotism and other human virtues above God.
  • Richard H Priday - In Reply on Job 6 - 3 years ago
    I think the emphasis is not on the one being consoled; but the friend who is consoling as verse 15 indicates. This was the characteristic of the majority of the book of Job; who initially were silent as he stood with sackcloth and ashes and said nothing.

    Unfortunately; human nature which is unstable as water cannot be counted on for steadfastness once the fear of God is removed; and self serving attitudes crop up. We are not naturally inclined to bear burdens of those who seem unpleasant; or in Job's case stink from open wounds. A lot of people don't feel like being around depressed individuals; or to share burdens generally.

    This isn't even the biggest problem here: God Himself if anything was even harsher with Job; but gave him a worthy rebuke in that His attributes were perfect. Rather than emphasizing some self righteousness that his "friends" didn't really possess; He stands alone as being totally righeous; and therefore in all ways unattainable. The proper reaction is to be on our faces before Him. And the whole assembly; including apparently Job himself was unaware that Satan was the instigator here; who God allowed twice to affect first with the disasters with those in his personal circles; then to Job himself; limiting his life only to be spared. He was still stated to be a righteous man; the greatest of that land. There was never any indication that his possessions were anything but a blessing from God; as he alone seemed concerned about the attitudes of his family who he prayed for daily; and sacrificially. So with not knowing the source of his troubles; he blames God and is confused. Ultimately; the Lord "creates good and evil" ( Isaiah 45:7); but also is not the author of confusion; and cannot lie. This in the end exalted Job to an even higher standard. We should observe the mandate to pray for his friends BEFORE restoration; as this could have held back Job from these blessings if he had a hardened heart.
  • Meaning of Job 6:14 - In Reply on Job 6 - 3 years ago
    Benson Commentary

    Job 6:14. To him that is afflicted - Hebrew, To him that is melted, or dissolved with afflictions: or, as Dr. Waterland renders it, To one that is wasting away; pity should be showed from his friend - His friend, such as thou, O Eliphaz, pretendest to be to me, should show kindness and compassion in his judgment of him, and behaviour toward him, and not pass such unmerciful censures upon him as thou hast passed upon me, nor load him with reproaches; but he forsaketh the fear of the Almighty - Thou hast no love or pity for thy friend; a plain evidence that thou art guilty of what thou didst charge me with, even of the want of the fear of God. The least which those that are at ease can do for them that are pained, is to pity them, to feel a tender concern for them, and to sympathize with them.
  • Psalm 103 Meaning - In Reply on Psalms 103 - 3 years ago
    David calls upon his soul and all that is in him to bless the Lord. The Lord blesses us, but how can we "bless" Him? In this context, the term "bless" means "to praise with strong affection." By calling upon his soul and all that is within him to praise the Lord, David summons his soul, mind, strength, and heart to praise Him ( Deuteronomy 6:4; Matthew 22:36-40).

    David also gives a reason to praise the Lord: He is holy. He is completely separate from sin. When the Lord appeared to Moses in a burning bush and commissioned him to demand that Pharaoh release the Hebrews from captivity, He told Moses to remove his sandals because he was standing on holy ground ( Exodus 3:5). The ground was holy only because God was present there. Isaiah received a revelation of the Lord's holiness in the temple. He heard the seraphim pronounce, "Holy, holy, holy is the LORD of hosts" ( Isaiah 6:3). Praising the Lord for His gracious gifts to us is appropriate, but it is also appropriate to praise Him because He is holy.

    Psalm 103:1-5 records David commanding his entire inner being to praise the Lord and to remember all the Lord's benefits. He credits the Lord with forgiveness of sin and healing of diseases. He says the Lord redeems the believer's life from the realm of the dead and bestows on him steadfast love, mercy, satisfaction, and renewal.

    Psalm 103 praises God for what He has done. This includes celebration of His personal influence, as well as the way God has blessed the nation of Israel. David encourages praises from himself, from the people in general, and even from the angels and hosts of heaven.
  • Ronnette - In Reply - 3 years ago
    My Fellow Believers:

    You would not believe that the Wisdom of Solomon is revealed to His saints as it is written:

    THERE IS POWER IN THE WORD OF GOD!!!!!

    I prayed for wisdom and for those who truly have pure heart, will receive that wisdom, knowledge and understanding. I say that because when I read the Wisdom of Solomon, most of them are already imputed in my heart without knowing it. See Colossians verses below:

    Trust, believe and have faith in what Jesus did on the cross. For the blood Jesus Christ shed is just like the OT Lamb without blemish sacrifices. Now He is that Lamb without sin and He already died for us ALL. Jesus Christ already won the Devil. He gave us a free gift: the gift of grace; the righteousness of faith; the grace of God.

    Apostle Paul is the last Apostle God revealed what we Gentiles need to do ( the Book of Romans to Philemon).

    Those who understand the mysteries of Christ/ God will walk in the Spirit of God.

    Romans 8:9

    But ye are not in the flesh, but in the Spirit, if so be that the Spirit of God dwell in you. Now if any man have not the Spirit of Christ, he is none of his.

    You will know these people through the fruit of their spirit:

    Galatians 5:22 But the fruit of the Spirit is love, joy, peace, longsuffering, gentleness, goodness, faith, meekness, and temperance

    Ephesians 5:9

    (For the fruit of the Spirit is in all goodness and righteousness and truth;)

    Also make no mistake 1 Corinthians 13:2 ; Read verses 3-8; 13:

    And though I have the gift of prophecy, and understand all mysteries, and all knowledge; and though I have all faith, so that I could remove mountains, and have not charity, I am nothing.

    Colossians 2:2

    That their hearts might be comforted, being knit in love, and unto all riches of the full assurance of understanding, to the acknowledgement of the mystery of God, and of the Father, and of Christ;

    Colossians 2:3

    In whom are hid all the treasures of wisdom and knowledge.

    Be saved: 1 Corinthians 15:1-4.
  • Andy - 3 years ago
    Someone recently commented on the deletion of posts or objections with site moderation. I'd ask anyone, are we here to bash someone's beliefs because we claim they're false or to edify each other with the word of God.

    I'll leave this here: Link

    Under "specific rules" see #11. I've seen respectful disagreement with those who post on here and others who are downright vehement to say "this isn't biblical" and alienate others from posting.

    Calling others 'soft', fools or otherwise doesn't belong in this site discussion. Read what you type before you post and think.

    James 3:6

    "And the tongue is a fire, a world of iniquity: so is the tongue among our members, that it defileth the whole body, and setteth on fire the course of nature; and it is set on fire of hell."
  • Cynthia - 3 years ago
    Psalm 52-54 (?)

    "God looked down from Heaven upon the children of men to see if there is any who did understand (were wise) and seek Him."

    He looked for any that did "good" and found no one. No; Not one

    They had all gone back to their ways and doing abominable works.



    Speak to me about this topic, please! Only addressing Israelites or isn't this us?
  • Patti on 1 John 1 - 3 years ago
    Do people who are in heaven pray for those on earth and do they know what's going on here on earth?
  • Ronald Whittemore - In Reply - 3 years ago
    Hey Bro dan,

    When in Matthew 24 the apostles asked Jesus about the destruction of the temple and the end of the world (age) the first thing Jesus said was "Take heed that no man deceive you". I agree with you the rapture theory as taught is a big deception.

    My understanding, 1 Thessalonians 4 along with Daniel 9:27 and parts of Mathew 24 and other scripture taken out of context has been used to create this theory of being taken out and up to heaven to be spared the great tribulation. The wrath of God and the great tribulation is wrongfully considered to be the same. The comfort in 1 Thessalonians 4:18 is they can be comforted they will not keep those who have died from resurrection day.

    Paul tells us in 2 Thessalonians 2:1-3 Jesus will not return until after these two things happen. In this same chapter, in context of the end times God sends a strong delusion and the reason for it, in verses 8-12. My understanding, this points to Revelation 3:10 and also Revelation 13:11-16. God said He will keep us from this temptation that is coming not from being killed, the death of this flesh body. Our hope is eternal life not this corruptible flesh life.

    There will be some that survive this time that is coming but we see in Revelation 13:7-10 and other scripture most will not. It is taught that this gathering of the saints Jesus takes us to heaven but scripture does not support that, I have not found one bible verse that says we ever go to heaven but the bible does say we will reign on earth and God will dwell with us and we will be His people, Revelation 21:3.

    God bless,

    RLW
  • Amy - In Reply - 3 years ago
    Thank you so much Donna
  • Bro dan - In Reply - 3 years ago
    Hello KJBO Admin,

    Thanks for taking your time to respond to this thread, and furnishing the additional info, regarding thread deletion as applicable on this site.

    I started this thread initially, and was surprised to see my initial post deleted. The only way I knew my post was deleted was because another poster took their time to notify me. In your recent response, you stated some reasons why a post may get deleted, I understand the reasoning, except for the "unknown reason".

    Posters on this site may benefit from receiving feedback (publicly or privately) on their posts - if Deleted, from KJBO Moderators regarding the reason(s) for a post deletion. I know I would.

    Thank you for this wonderful site to share God's Word, grow in knowledge, and encourage others to seek Jesus Christ as Savior!

    God bless.
  • Bro dan - In Reply - 3 years ago
    Hi GiGi,

    Thanks for your post here. Looks like you at least, received some attention regarding deleted posts - as I see a KGBO Moderator responded to your query on the topic.

    Since my initial post in this thread passed the initial review by moderators and was posted, it sounds as my posted topic was "deleted" because of being flagged by the community, went against the guidelines, and met "a threshold" to be deleted, or because of some other "unknown reason" as they stated.

    I will follow up with KJBO for further feedback and guidance on my post, as I believe this one post of mine is the first time that I've experienced this issue.

    Thanks so much for your continued valuable input, and guidance on these issues, and especially your insight regarding the scriptures.

    God Bless.
  • Krista. Hindsman on Philippians 1 - 3 years ago
    Thank you
  • GiGi again - In Reply - 3 years ago
    Bro Dan, I agree. many of the so-called doctrines taught in today's are at odds with the long affirmed doctrines passed down through the centuries. There have been in the past two hundred years many self-proclaimed teachers who have initiated the dissemination of "new" revelations leading to doctrines that sound good to many believers but are indeed false. We read many of these false doctrines on this site on a regular basis. This makes me sad and concerned for those who believe and promulgate these teachings and for those who adopt them after hearing or reading them.

    Also, I don't know what the criteria are for deleting a post. Does a "report" on a post cause a deletion or do the moderators read through posts and delete those they disagree with? This is unknown to us. But I saw nothing wrong with your post about the rapture topic. Seems that something is fishy here.
  • Donna - In Reply - 3 years ago
    GiGi, I'm praying for you and your family and the family meeting today.
  • Gabor on Galatians 1 - 3 years ago
    God is good
  • Donna - In Reply - 3 years ago
    Lifting you and Mattie up in prayer this morning. The Lord is able to do exceedingly abundantly above all that we think or ask.

    Lord let Mattie be in the center of Your perfect will for her life this morning. In Jesus name. Amen.


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