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  • Berean on Isaiah 40 - 4 years ago
    What an amazing chapter !

    Isaiah 40

    Early part of the chapter is the coming of the Lord and restoration of the Israel of God .

    Verse 15 to 24 creation from Gods point of view .

    Verse 25 really stands out .

    " To whom then will ye liken me , or shall I be equal ? Saith the Holy One .

    Verse 31 But they that wait upon the Lord shall renew their strength; ....

    Amen !
  • Berean - In Reply on Revelation 3:2 - 4 years ago
    That's a really packed verse and in its context a book in itself .

    Thanks for your view .

    To me it reveals how God the father is the source of everything Jesus was given , and Jesus proves the father true by his life . A remarkable testimony and I'm thankful to read this in the Bible .
  • Wild bill - In Reply on Revelation 3:2 - 4 years ago
    Fearing God is a great answer... He can destroy Both! (soul & body)
  • Adam - In Reply on Revelation 3:2 - 4 years ago
    God won't leave you if you follow Him, and following Him assumes you're being obedient, but if you turn your back on Him and follow the devil the Bible doesn't say you're saved. Salvation assumes you're doing your part and actually following Him. If you can show me a verse that says otherwise, please do. But I have a mountain of verses that support this, like: Matthew 7:21, Hebrews 10:26. 3 John 1:11 says if you do evil God doesn't even know you. John 14:15 Jesus says if you love Him you will keep His commandments, that means if you don't keep His commandments you don't love Him.

    Most of the warnings Jesus gave was to His Christian followers, about being careful, being on watch, on guard, parables warn of most people going to hell and being prepared, Peter talked about running the race well to the finish to get the 'prize', etc. So, was all that useless talk? If everyone is automatically saved regardless of their actions does that mean all the parables and talk was irrelevant? Or, is it more likely Jesus was right, that your actions do matter, and that maybe some men need to adjust their expectations and begin to fear God like it says so many times: Matthew 10:28.

    Most people will go to hell, and Jesus predicted that many will be surprised they're not going in, and cry out 'Lord, Lord'... You can't earn heaven, people are saved by grace, but this assumes you're a Christian- which is a verb that means following Christ and not sinning and being a light to the world through good deeds, because that's what Christians should do. It doesn't mean its impossible to sin, but Christians must avoid sin at all costs! Matthew 5:30 I think many who call themselves Christians will be shocked on judgment day and have deep regret for their actions and not taking Christianity seriously. God bless...
  • Richard in Christ on Deuteronomy 8 - 4 years ago
    62.10 But the Lord of Spirits will then so press them that they will hasten to go out from before Him, and their faces will be filled with shame, and the darkness will grow deeper on their faces.

    62.11 And the Angels of Punishment will take them so that they may repay them for the wrong that they did to His children and to His chosen ones.

    62.12 And they will become a spectacle to the righteous and to His chosen ones; they will rejoice over them, for the anger of the Lord of Spirits will rest upon them, and the sword of the Lord of Spirits will be drunk with them.

    62.13 And the righteous and the chosen will be saved on that Day and they will never see the faces of the sinners and the lawless from then on.

    62.14 And the Lord of Spirits will remain over them and with that Son of Man they will dwell, and eat, and lie down, and rise up, forever and ever.

    62.15 And the righteous and chosen will have risen from the earth, and will have ceased to cast down their faces, and will have put on the Garment of Life.

    62.16 And this will be a Garment of Life from the Lord of Spirits; and your garments will not wear out, and your glory will not fail, in front of the Lord of Spirits. Amen.
  • Richard in Christ on Deuteronomy 8 - 4 years ago
    62.1 And thus the Lord commanded the kings, and the mighty and the exalted, and those who dwell upon the earth, and said: "Open your eyes and raise your horns if you are able to acknowledge the Chosen One."

    62.2 And the Lord of Spirits sat on His Throne of Glory, and the spirit of righteousness was poured out on Him, and the word of his mouth kills all the sinners and all the lawless, and they are destroyed in front of Him.

    62.3 And on that Day, all the kings and the mighty and the exalted, and those who possess the earth, will stand up and they will see and recognize how He sits on the Throne of His Glory. And the righteous are judged in righteousness, in front of Him, and no idle word is spoken in front of Him.

    62.4 And pain will come upon them as upon a woman in labour, for whom giving birth is difficult when her child enters the mouth of the womb, and she has difficulty giving birth.

    62.5 And one half of them will look at the other, and they will be terrified, and will cast down their faces, and pain will take hold of them when they see that son of a woman sitting on the throne of His Glory.

    62.6 And the mighty kings, and all those who possess the earth, will praise and bless and exalt Him who rules everything that is hidden.

    62.7 For from the beginning that Son of Man was hidden, and the Most High kept him in the presence of His power, and revealed Him only to the chosen.

    62.8 And the community of the Holy and the chosen will be sown and all the chosen will stand before Him on that day.

    62.9 And all the mighty kings, and the exalted, and those who rule the dry ground, will fall down before him, on their faces, and worship; and they will set their hopes on that Son of Man, and will entreat him, and will petition for mercy from him.
  • EJL - In Reply on James 2 - 4 years ago
    Thanks Chris, that helps a lot, I think I will get a NKJV and compare it with my KJV. I want my family to really know Jesus and don't want to hinder them from reading the NKJV. There is some people that say KJV only, I don't want to hurt anyone's feelings. Thank you again.
  • Howard - In Reply on James 1 - 4 years ago
    Thanks Chris for that insight. That really answered my question.I should have known it was John I guess I had a brain freeze.
  • Gary Roberts on Romans 13 - 4 years ago
    Is there any proof that Jesus ever existed?

    best regards,

    Gary
  • Ben on 1 Peter 5 - 4 years ago
    my friend axel he is have segers, and rightnow he is in the hospital.
  • Robert Smith on Psalms 61:2 - 4 years ago
    My wife is very sick has to be tested for leukemia I listened also to the song this is how we fight our battles ( surrounded) but I love this verse. Because my wife is my best friend. God will see us through
  • Emma Williams on 2 Timothy 1 - 4 years ago
    Enjoy reading the word asking for your understanding Amen will you give me and let me know the Holy Ghost
  • Lisa on Jeremiah 29 - 4 years ago
    According to Gods word we are to seek him and only him with all our hearts. We were created to Love and Worship GOD only, not ourselves! Todays churches teach the Joel Osteen way of love yourself, accept yourself, be yourself etc.this is of satan and why our nation is a huge mess right now because of all the self love and the nurturing of this self love. Self love points to us and not GOD! Satan loved the beauty of who he was and pride entered his heart and he challenged his own creator, sounds familiar doesn't it, it is exactly what man kind has done throughout history and even more so today. There is nothing I love about myself and my sin nature that separated me from GOD. Then GOD showed me his only begotten Son Jesus the Christ and made a way for me to be born again and made new in Jesus Christ. So now I know I am different and do not belong in this current world and I do my best (though I mess up often)to Worship and spend alone time with my GOD. So my testimony is thisI was an adulterous, murdering(abortion), lying, thieving jezebel that desperately needed a Savior and Jesus is my Savior. So as Jeremiah says "For I know the thoughts that I think toward you, saith the LORD, thoughts of peace, and not of evil, to give you an expected end." Jesus is my expected end and everyday I work out my own Salvation with fear and trembling...
  • Wenmar on Acts 17:21 - 4 years ago
    This sounds like our entire world today...constantly craving and consuming the "news" with no discernment. Making idols out of the social media influencers and trend setters who also become yesterdays news in an instant. All the while rejecting and mocking the timeless truths of the Good News....let us be as the Bereans!!!
  • Chell on Acts 1 - 4 years ago
    Is it biblically proper for a child to be baptized by their mother? Is it biblical to be baptized by a woman?
  • Rick Colombe - In Reply on Proverbs 26 - 4 years ago
    Hi Carlton. Yes.....!!! Our God reigns always. What I stated was merely pointing out that we have a President and an administration that are corrupt, and have evil intentions that will destroy this nation, if left unchecked. Thanks!
  • Lidia Smith - In Reply on James 1 - 4 years ago
    I have come to realize that "using the phrase whom Jesus loved" was indicating to us that John being the youngest, Jesus knew John's heart; knowing that He could rely on John to take care of His mother after His crucifixion's.
  • Da on 1 Peter 5 - 4 years ago
    please pray for Kristie and myself
  • Thereisagulf - In Reply on James 2 - 4 years ago
    Good mornings Sacha, It's Carleton. I am always happy to hear your kind spirit and encouragements. In the 90's I remember as a Christian discussing with my non-Christian friend about this internet. I asked my friend with my Capitalistic mind if maybe the internet could be used make money. He reproved me and said that is not what it is for, it is for good. So...here we are now able to communicate so extremely fast our flesh wants and build on them so very fast. Speaking of which, I think I am going to take no less than a week off here. For you and anyone else the mame at the top along with google mail attached at the end, likely would reach me. It is nice to share the morning with you. I have to return to my work now.

    :)
  • Mishael - In Reply on Ecclesiasticus 49 - 4 years ago
    When you first come into the room; there's a SEARCH ENGINE box.

    Type Adultery

    Hit that arrow, and the search engine will fetch every scripture with adultery in it.

    The word infidelity is not in the KJV Bible.
  • Carleton - In Reply on Hebrews 2 - 4 years ago
    Amen brother Evangelist, Amen.
  • Mishael - In Reply on Ecclesiasticus 43 - 4 years ago
    1Go back out to the RED link page

    2Click on the Apocrypha link

    All the Books of the Apocrypha are listed

    Pick the Book (Link) that you want to read

    Books of the Apocrypha that are on the Apocrypha LINK

    1 Esdras

    2 Esdras

    Tobit

    Judith

    Additions to Esther

    Wisdom of Solomon

    Ecclesiasticus

    Baruch

    Letter of Jeremiah

    Prayer of Azariah

    Susanna

    Bel and the Dragon

    Prayer of Manasseh

    1 Maccabees

    2 Maccabees
  • Chris - In Reply on James 1 - 4 years ago
    Hi Howard. I believe that the other disciple was John himself. We read in John 20:2 "Then she (Mary Magdalene) runneth, and cometh to Simon Peter, and to the other disciple, whom Jesus loved, and saith unto them...".

    John 13:23: "Now there was leaning on Jesus' bosom one of his disciples, whom Jesus loved."

    John 21:20: "Then Peter, turning about, seeth the disciple whom Jesus loved following; which also leaned on his breast at supper, and said, Lord, which is he that betrayeth thee?"

    So you can see the common phrase in each of these verses: "whom Jesus loved". John often referred to himself as the disciple whom Jesus loved. Why he did this, I'm unsure. Though not wanting to give any focus or attention to himself, rather to the Lord & the other brethren, could be a valid reason.
  • Hazel on 2 Corinthians 1 - 4 years ago
    Thanks be to God the father,Amen
  • Chris - In Reply on Revelation 3:2 - 4 years ago
    "Now they have known that all things whatsoever thou hast given me are of thee." John 17:7.

    As you have read, this Scripture portion is Christ's prayer to God His Father (often called Jesus' High Priestly Prayer). This prayer shows His Glory (vv 1-5), His love for His disciples (vv 6-19), & love for all who would belong to Him (vv 20-26).

    So we see this Jesus, Who enjoyed the Glory of God even before creation, now declares to His Father that He has faithfully brought God's Truths of Himself & the Kingdom of Heaven to His disciples. These disciples have "kept Thy Word' & do understand that all that He has declared to them have come from God. Jesus only spoke the words to His disciples that were given to Him by God and they received them & know for sure that Jesus came out of God (out of God's Being or Essence) & believe that God had sent Him to them & the world (v 8).

    Therefore, to answer your question: the Word of God (i.e. Divinely inspired messages), the Power of God (i.e. seen in Jesus' miracles, power over the devil, etc.), & the Wisdom of God (i.e. to know how to live that God-ordered, God-centred life which far surpassed the erroneous teaching of the Jewish religious leaders), would be what Jesus received of the Father to share with His disciples. And these disciples were then to take all that they learned from their Master, to the world (v 18-23).
  • Emily on Colossians 3 - 4 years ago
    Who or what is the Daughter of Jerusalem in Lamentations?
  • Berean - In Reply on Revelation 3:2 - 4 years ago
    The Bible says that someone born again will not do that , they could stumble but not crucify Christ afresh by putting him to open shame .

    My opinion is some people are seeking God but have a hard and bumpy path in and out of sin . But they are not born again either . But they should persist until they are , call upon the Lord for mercy til they get it . Then leave sin behind .
  • Richard in Christ - In Reply on Psalms 100 - 4 years ago
    Hi Alfred,

    Just for a little reply to your question. The word LORD is the translation of the four Hebrew letters YHWH usually pronounced YaHWeH. In newer Hebrew JeHoVaH. The name of Almighty God translated to LORD over 6k times.

    As even the Hebrews were really unsure of exactly how to pronounce it. Not wanting to say it wrong because of how pure He is they usually just say HaShem which means "the name".

    The word God is the Hebrew word Elohiym which is a plural word used for diety or God. Translated over 2k times as God.

    As He has many names those are just a few.

    I hope that helps a little and if anything is off maybe someone else may chime in.

    God Bless.
  • Berean on Revelation 3:2 - 4 years ago
    John 17.7

    What did Jesus mean here ?
  • Alfred Ola HAMMOND on Psalms 100 - 4 years ago
    In Ps.100 v 3 we see LORD and God. LORD is in capital letters while God is written with a capital g only. Why?

    Can I infer from Ps.100 v 3 that the word LORD has 'greater' meaning than the word God?

    Thanks.


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