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These saints also called people , existing before Moses time , also there is a reference to this in Ecclesiasticus ch 45 v 1,2,3
Theses saints origin ?
It could also be what God Meant when he said "let us make man in our image . "
We know God is Spirit , but if these saints where with God before the creation of the World , and there is nothing saying they where not . But they where before Moses time .
Enoch is said to be an example of repentance to all generations and was translated, read in Ecclesiasticus 44 v 16
There are several references to tithing in the Bible. Check out Genesis 14:20. A book I have that is helpful in these matters is Where to Find It in the Bible by Ken Anderson.
Now throughout the Old Testament everywhere else, I find no reference of The Holy Spirit as a Staff only that of a wooden walking stick to rest upon. And in Mark 6:8 Jesus commanded " 'save' a staff only," here referring to a staff of wood to lean or rest upon when walking or standing. So what of the meaning of 'yet' and 'save' in each Gospel? So I am at a crossroads in my mind and must pray to Christ for discernment. If you desire to assist, feel free. Peace.
Thank you for your ministry, it's a blessing to me, I use your work every day and thank God for your talents being utilized for God's Kingdom and to reach people all over the globe with His Word, what a blessing!
My question is, does Genesis 11:10 mean that Shem was 98 years old when the flood occurred as according to Genesis 11:10 Shem was an 100 years old, and begat Arphaxad 2 years after the flood?
According to Gen 5:32 ... Noah was 500 years old : and Noah begat Shem, Ham, and Japhet.
According to Gen 7:6 ...Noah was 600 years old when the flood of waters was upon the earth.
Which would mean that the boys were 100 years old when the flood of waters was upon the earth or am I missing something?
Perhaps the 9 months in the womb and some other months while in the arc, which would add up to 2 years that are missing? Or how do I understand "begot" at the time of conception or at the time of birth? Please advise and thank you in advance,
God bless you,
Marta
Your Christian life with all its graces is always the best testimony one can have in front of family & close friends. When they observe your behaviour, your responses to difficult situations or people, your quiet confidence in the provision of your needs & the hope you have of everlasting life, often we say that it's those 'unspoken words' that can have the biggest impact. If you've already shared the Gospel with them, it's very likely that they'll stop listening to anymore words; you need to ask God that their ears & hearts will be opened & that they will enquire to hear from you. Nagging someone to listen to you isn't the best option in any family situation.
If you've done some Bible reading, then you'll know what God is saying in those many Bible Books & letters. All of Scripture needs to be read as all of it is profitable to your soul & for knowledge. Since I don't know how much knowledge of the Bible you have or where you are in your Christian life, it's difficult to suggest a Bible book to start with. The Gospels are always a good starting point to learn of Jesus Christ & His Love for you.
Sites such as Openbible will give you isolated verses on all Bible topics. GBU
Personally, I've never sought God's Will for me. I would have liked to know what it would be, the path I should take in life to reach that end and what I should perform to get there. But it's always been my impression that a believer just needs to be found 'in Christ', & having His Spirit in us, guarantees us His keeping of our souls, our teaching, our guidance & our continual refreshment. As we're 'in the way of life' & doing what God has set for us to do, He will lead us & take us further in that walk with Him.
Sometimes, we can have a burden on our hearts to pursue something, whether in the secular or religious world. It would not be wrong to ask God about it & state your desires. Then see whether that burden still remains upon you & observe over time, how events are panning out for you to reach that goal. However, be flexible & responsive, if the Lord should close the door you seek to enter through - He delights in His children obeying His Word & His leading, & not force one's own desires thereby bringing on painful results. God always does what is best for His children, even though we sometimes think otherwise. We can look at Israel who pressed God for a king, just as the other nations had one. God had warned them not to do so, but they insisted & eventually Saul was crowned. God gave into them bringing unfortunate results. You can pick up this story in 1 Samuel chapter 8 onwards.