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Hi Jimbo and John P.,

Please allow me to speak to the subject of burial method.

I am not aware of any Scripture that refers to cremation other than where the bodies of King Saul and those killed with him that were hung on a wall of the enemy were taken down and burned.

But then again, the Scriptures do not say anything to prohibit cremation either, anymore than people being buried at sea.

In such matters, I think that each person is to do what their conscience allows them

John P I don't understand why people get offended so easily. What did I say to offend you John? I have provided Scripture to back everything I have said. Please check it out in your Bible to see if its Biblical, we should never take the words of any man unless it can be proven or backed with Scripture. I think I've pretty much already said that several times and in many, many different posts. The pastor I was thinking you have studied with is Pastor Arnold Murray, if I'm wrong on that then I do apologize. You have free will given to you by the Almighty God to do whatever you want to do John, nobody is saying otherwise. As for me personally, from my understanding of the soul and the spirit being divided or separated at death I would not be cremated, Thats just how I feel about that. That is also what PM taught he said that cremation would be ok. That is another thing I would say he taught incorrectly.

John can you point to anything, anywhere in the Word of God that is in any way in approval of, or anything that leads you to believe that being cremated is Biblical? Anywhere in the Word of God?

I'm only trying to be helpful here John. I am sorry for offending you, though I'm truly not sure how I did that!

I do not expect a response! Blessings to you and your wife John.

Hello John P.

May God bless you today in your everyday living and also on this forum as you participate. It is good to have you here.

Hi Richard

Col. 1:12 speaks of being partakers of inheritance of the saints,

Psalm 2:8 and 33:12 speak of those people who are the inheritance of God( in Christ).

So, it is good to know that the inheritance is a "two way street"; Christ being our inheritance and us being His inheritance.

Dear Bible 1611

I am happy to pray for you in the ways you've requested. I ask that you also go straight to God yourself and speak these requests to Him because He loves you and is waiting for you to so pray all of what you've listed. Jesus is our High Priest, interceding for you and me. when we pray, we can know that the Father hears us and will answer what you have requested because it is God's will for you and the Holy Spirit prays with you as you make your petitions known to God. He already knows all about them, but part of returning to God from backsliding is confessing to God how you have backslidden in all the ways you can recall to Him.

Dear Bible 1611, you will be blessed with a renewed and closer relationship with our Heavenly Father, through Jesus, by the working of the Holy Spirit. I am glad you are repenting and returning even now.

I would greatly appreciate it if you would pray for me. For quite sometime I've been severely backslidden and have fallen back into sin, the snare of the devil, and the world. If you would please pray for my return to The Lord Jesus Christ in pure, godly repentance and faith. If you would pray for.my deliverance from any enemy bondages and strongholds, for healing for my body and backsliding. If you would pray for The LORD to deliver me from my enemies and to restore me unto Himself, and to restore my life. If you would pray for The LORD to provide for my spiritual and material needs and that He helps me through the trials I am going through. Thank you and God bless you.

Hi Pierre. I seek any man that has the holy ghost and the

Jimbob

this is the last time I will answer anything on this subject. i do not change anything that 'My God' says. I will never take the word of man until after i have checked him out in God word. i do not know what you are saying when you say 'we listen or we were taught by the same paster or man or whatever. My teacher is E. W. Ballinger's KJV Companion Bible. anyway my wife and i will be cremated. my body will not be put in a hole in the ground.

( Eccles. 12:13-14) (13) Let us hear the conclusion of the whole matter: Fear God, and keep his commandments: for this is the whole duty of man. (14) For God shall bring every work into judgment, with every secret thing, whether it be good, or whether it be evil.

(God will bring ((every work)) into judgment))

( 2 Cor. 5:10) For we must all appear before the judgment seat of Christ; that every one may receive the things done in his body, according to that he hath done, whether it be good or bad.

(The judgment seat of Christ, that every one may receive the things done in his body, according to that he hath done, whether it be good or bad. The JUDGMENT seat of Christ)

( Mt. 16:27) For the Son of man shall come in the glory of his Father with his angels; and then he shall reward every man according to his works.

(When does the Son of man come in the glory of his Father (with his angels) and reward all according to their (works)?

( Rev. 11:15-18) v15 Tells us "And the seventh angel sounded" (The 7th trumpet, or the (last trump)

v18 Tells us "And the nations were angry, and thy wrath is come, and the time of the dead, THAT THEY SHOULD BE JUDGED, and that thou shouldest GIVE REWARD UNTO THY SERVANTS THE PROPHETS, AND TO THE SAINTS, and them that fear thy name, small and great; and shouldest destroy them which destroy the earth.

(The 7th trumpet, or the last trump sounds like a time of judgment, does it not?)

( 1 Cor. 15:50-54) The (last trump) we are all changed!

( 1 Thess. 4:14-17) v16 The dead in Christ rise first. (rewards) v17 Then we which are alive and remain shall be (caught up) together with them in the clouds, to MEET THE LORD IN THE AIR. (judgment and rewards)

( Mt. 24:29-31) v29 Tells us "Immediately after the tribulation" v30 Tells us "and they shall see the Son of man coming in the clouds of heaven with power and great (glory)" v31 Tells us "And he shall send (his angels) with a great sound of a trumpet, and they shall gather together his elect" ( Mt. 16:27)

Thank you for responding thank you for the information

And I forgot to say. I am an old man at the ends of his days. Fighting the dreaded disease of Parkinson. I do not wan sympathy, just that you all let me participate.

I would ask that you forgive me when I make mistakes. Our Father is still calling on me. Thank you.

Brothers and sisters: Beyond Armageddon into eternity

Revelation 19 makes it clear that we shall follow Christ in heavenly armies upon His return in verse 14. All of our garments will be white suggesting purity; finally praise God our sins that often beset us will be removed; as well as our vile bodies transformed to ones befitting eternity in a glorified state ( 1 Cor. 15:40-50).

It appears that David Himself will rule with Christ in the Millennial period as a king ( Hosea 3:5). We also are "kings and priests" as seen in Revelation 1:6; 5:10 as well as 1 Peter 2:9 and likely elsewhere. Those who are faithful in few things will rule over many ( Luke 16:10); and that is in term of actual cities (See Matthew 25:21 and surrounding verses). Exactly how this will happen may not be fully known until that time; and being that some are diehard Postmillenials I certainly don't want to split hairs and be removed from posting here over this issue. How this affects the eternal reign after the 1000 years with God Himself coming to earth with the heavenly Jerusalem remains to be seen as well.

In the more immediate future; if we take Revelation in what appears to be chronological with the things "immediately after" ( Rev. 4:1) it would appear that we are represented before the 1st Seal as the "kings and priests" along with the 24 elders representing what most believe are the 12 Patriarchs and 12 Apostles. Physically present we would likely take an active part in the incense of the prayers of the saints as we see in 5:8 and 8:4 with the seal and trumpet judgments. We shall only behold the destruction of the wicked from afar ( Psalm 91:8 loosely translated).

Since we are already seated in heavenly places ( Eph. 2:6) we have much more going on than what we see now with our eyes.

May our conversation concerning all the evils of the world and our loathing of it be focused on the solution rather than the problem; namely prayer in the Spirit not that of Eccles. 7:10

Hello Joleen

All what you need to do is repent for the sins you have done in your life and ask God to forgive you and start a new clean life. But because we are humans and we have a nature vulnerable to sin we will eventually sin. That is why we are given the Blood of Jesus to cleanse us from our sins so we then move forward. The gospels describe what God expects from us to do in this life and finish our course victoriously. God will always stand next to you to give you His hand to raise you up when you fall. His is a good God who will do everything possible from His side to get you to heaven.

If you have already repented and asked for forgiveness then there is nothing else you must do to be saved. This is enough. So stop feeling guilty for things you shouldn't.

About trusting God you must know that this is a struggle for all christians. The apostles often doubted although they had seen unimaginable things, John the Baptist in prison also doubted if Jesus was the coming Saviour, although he was born for that reason, so who are we that we expect ourselves to be something more than them? All people we are the same. Join a Christian congregation, have fellowship with other christians, read, pray and by doing all that you will eventually realize that your faith increases, you will be moving from faith to faith. God often uses events in our lives to teach us to have faith in Him. So stop placing a load in your arms that you can't and shouldn't carry.

About demons. Demons believe in Jesus but that knowledge doesn't bring any repentance to them, they don't want to change. This is the difference between us and them.

So keep walking with Jesus with His grace and stop worrying about you being saved. From what you have written I realize that you are saved. A non saved person never worries if they are saved or not and never feel any guilt for things they do. But obviously this is not you.

So be encouraged. God bless you.

The bigger picture: Brothers and sisters in Christ and the armies of heaven.

Revelation 2:27 has a cross reference somewhere but it is hard to find...in Psalms regarding the inheritance of the saints and ruling with an iron rod. Of course Christ Himself will do this as shown in Psalm 2:7-9 and elsewhere.

There are numerous other verses such as in Ephesians on inheritance and what as sons of light we will have someday ( Eph. 5:8; 1 Thess. 5:5). There is also the reference in the Book of Hebrews to the "cloud of witnesses" ( Heb. 12:1) with specific references in the previous chapter to those who lived lives of faith and are in God's "hall of fame" so to speak. Psalm 8:2 even talks of God's strength in the praise of infants; which was quoted in Matthew 11:25 (also see Matthew 21:15-16 for fulfillment).

Ephesians 6 gives us instructions to be victors on the battlefield with only one offensive weapon; the sword of the Spirit ( Eph. 6:17). This is something only effective when we have the entire defensive mechanism set up to stop the fiery darts of the evil one in the previous verse.

We often are quick to point out the persecution; wars; famines and other trials that believers go through which is no doubt an essential concern in prayer. The fact is that there is a battle raging all the time for the souls of men; Christ has won the war and ultimately all He has called and chosen will be saved. This doesn't by any means lessen the conflict but gives us assurance that the Lord will direct those who He wills in our paths to minister to; and pray for. 1 Peter 4:19 discusses prosperity and trials as they come and go in our lives; and Ecclesiastes 7:14 shows God's Providence. I would state that it appears when things are going well it is a more accurate test to determine faithfullness as that is when sin in most likely to take root. In adversity many will fear the Lord; but the faithful will not forget His benefits ( Deuteronomy 8:10-18). Also read Eph. 2:10

By Scripture such as Isaiah 9:7 we know Christ is going to sit on David's Throne and set up an everlasting Kingdom to establish it with judgment and with justice "FROM HENCEFORTH" even for ever as noted.

From henceforth?

This has to be from the time the kingdom starts. by the description given of the kingdom we must admit it hasn't happened yet.

This places it future.

The kingdom consists of the Nation of Israel repenting and acknowledging Christ "who they rejected"

He will sit on David's throne IN JERUSALEM according to the promises and Covenants.

IN THE MEANTIME WHAT HAS BECOME OF THE NATION ISRAEL?



I say then, Hath God cast away his people? God forbid. For I also am an Israelite, of the seed of Abraham, of the tribe of Benjamin. Romans 11:1

(According as it is written, God hath given them the spirit of slumber, eyes that they should not see, and ears that they should not hear;) unto this day. Romans 11:8

I say then, Have they stumbled that they should fall? God forbid: but rather through their fall salvation is come unto the Gentiles, for to provoke them to jealousy. Romans11:11.



For I would not, brethren, that ye should be ignorant of this mystery, lest ye should be wise in your own conceits; that blindness in part is happened to Israel, until the fulness of the Gentiles be come in. Romans11:25.

How do we consider these verses CONCERNING NATION ISRAEL in Romans 11 and consider the promises and Covenants and the view into the future that Daniel gives us in Daniel 9:24-27?

More to come.

God bless.

I thought I'd clarify a couple things. I am only aware of one situation where I rebuked someone at least gave exhortation; it was a roommate I had for about 9 months and there were things he admitted himself that he was struggling with-in this case it was in regard to drinking and some offensive language which wasn't befitting him. In my life I have been rebuked; in the case of a Christian counselor it was appreciated as I knew he was working on my anger issues going through my divorce. Another individual was very harsh and I realized later stuff he was going through; but his comment on always trying to say something edifying will be something I'll keep in mind. I made a very hard decision not to attempt to meet up on my trip out of town a while back because of several other times he was very agitated; he still sends me Bible verses nonetheless.

In the case of my counselor; he had me memorize a verse in Psalms very similar to Proverbs 15:1. The Word should be our instruction manual; sadly many are starved for rhe Word of God today ( Amos 8:11). In my own situation I still have scars from the divorce and I certainly can relate to the stages of grief someone goes through in that situation. Compassion is something the Lord has given me and a more tender heart; since it is not a spiritual gift that I tend to excel in.

(Don't forge I mentioned encouragement also). Those who are in need for encouragement aren't going to be those in the limelight the vast majority of the time.

Thanks for your encouragement and responses...

Rich P

Richard, I spoke a little about this in my first post.

But in reference to this one I agree with you about useless chatter. I think we need to be watchful about our conversations and try to avoid meaningless talk and especially gossip when in fellowship situations. It is better to speak a few words that have spiritual meaning or helpful info than many words about things that have little to do about the needs of others. I am learning to be better about that.

Pt. 2

We all need close relationships with other believers that last through thick and thin, whether or not one stays in the church where they met or not. We need people who can truly know us and us them. We need friends who will lovingly rebuke us and pray for us.

Sadly, it could often be said for some that they could find more people who cared about their welfare if they sat every Sunday ina local bar than in church. That is a very sad reality for some who find themselves in a fellowship where people are happy and friendly with you as long as things are going well, but are no where to be found when one enters troubled times.

So, let us examine ourselves and ask God to remove from us any superficial, insincere, Good Time Charlie, Fair Weather Friend type of approach to relationships with other believers. These are sinful relational approaches and we should all want to be much better than that. It can be challenging to change these attitudes out of us, but having the Holy Spirit shed light on them and then viewing them in oneself is the first step.

Richard, I don't think the church needs people who go around rebuking people constantly as if it is their "ministry". But we do need to pray to be able to receive rebuke with integrity from other believers. I always ask God, is this true of me, Lord? Help me to change this if it is true? If the rebuke is misplaced, then I can just refuse to accept it and forgive the person who tried to help me. I can thank the person who brought something to my attention and the Holy Spirit affirms what they say is true to me.

When we exercise this responsibility to rebuke someone, we will probably make mistakes at times as we grow in wisdom to know how and when to speak to someone about something. We need to be willing to apologize to the person we misspoke to in an attempt to rebuke and admit that we are just learning more about this responsibility and that we did not intend to hurt anyone by it.

Richard,

I have been reading through Jeremiah this week and he was asked to point out the sins of Judah over and over again along with repeatedly telling them of the coming captivity and destruction of the city and temple. I noticed how Jeremiah pleaded with God for his people and Jeremiah calling his people to repentance. The Jews thought themselves "clean" and privileged because they had the temple and its services to take care of their offenses. Many didn't think they were wicked, but God did and said so.

God had given Jeremiah a difficult assignment to prophesy to Judah with unwelcome prophesies from God. The Judaeans despised Jeremiah with all of his "negativity" and preferred the false prophets who claim to speak for God saying, Peace, Peace, nothing evil will befall you. Continue on with what your heart imagines is best. These false prophets did not address sin nor how God was offended by it, nor did they tell the people to repent and turn back to God and do rightly before Him.

The Judeans did not want anyone to judge them. That sounds so familiar to what people think today. The mantra "Stop judging me" is so prevalant that people are afraid to bring up anything "negative" even to a dear believer. This is where we come to when everyone lives :according to the imaginations of their hearts." ( Jer. 23:17)

Many believers prefer to hear a positive message from the pulpit, never a sermon that brings conviction of sin. Niceness is valued more than truthfulness, and flattery to honest talk. People are seeking to have their ego stroked and avoid hearing about bearing one another's burdens and interacting with one another with sincerity. Superficiality in relationships are the norm in many congregations with very few people open to add more friends to their tight circles within the church fellowship. And we wonder why church members wonder about the revolving door activity of people coming and going within a few years.

Oops need a part 2

Amen Richard.

God bless you.

Brothers and sisters in Christ: Further thoughts

Today in Sunday school; the discussion came up about finishing the race well and the verse 1 Corinthians 11:1 or another to that affect was pondered. One participant stated that she would like that to be true for her and her children and grandchildren on imitating the example set forth. Further delving into the matter of those with integrity in scripture (there are many) brought up the examples of Isaiah and Jeremiah the "weeping" prophet. I thought of Jeremiah in Lamentations and the parallel to Christ in the New Testament weeping over Jerusalem in Matthew 23:37. We need to balance the hard truths such as the excoriation of the Pharisees and the prophets warnings to Israel and the collateral damage inevitably to result with the fact that when calamity did strike the Prophets would mourn and suffer; understanding God's own sentiments toward such things. That is brought out quite effectively with Hosea and the judgments to come on Ephriam such as in chapter 11 verse 8. In fact; in the prophet's personal life with his unfaithful wife he had to purchase again as well as with eventual reconciliation with Israel mentioned in earlier chapters we see past what many consider an unloving Old Testament God with one who doesn't have any joy in the destruction of the wicked ( Ezekiel 18:23).

In this discussion of the "goodness and severity of God" ( Romans 11:22) we can apply these principles to the discipling efforts that elders are commissioned to be part of along with the rest of the congregation. Open rebuke is better than hidden love ( Proverbs 27:5). There is too much laxity in such matters today from my vantage point. Let's be honest; we are more likely to take a rebuke to heart than some meaningless compliment and retain such in our memory. That can be true for something said in an insensitive manner; but most times we can at least apply some truth from the Word in our lives and respect the messenger.

Psalm 68:6 talks about setting the lonely in families; and Psalm 27:10 says that even if parents forsake us God will take us up (rough meaning).

From my experience; it seems in the Reformed circles the family unit is held in high esteem and in the denomination I was last in before I had to move there basically was a network of extended families that pretty much arranged for favorable meetings for young people to fellowship and often marry those who were at these events; thus pretty much continuing the expansion of the church. Other denominations tend to be more or less dominated by those in their own nuclear families and tend somewhat less to invite strangers into conversations or to their homes.

Whatever the accuracy of my own assessment; we are adopted sons and daughters according to Romans in many passages; Ephesians 1 and Galatians 4:6-7. It is commonplace; nonetheless whether with our blood relatives or church family to default to hanging out with those we find interesting in one form or another and often neglecting the ministry such as rebuke; exhortation and encouragement when necessary. We see passages such as "He rebukes all those He loves" ( Rev. 3:19; Hebrews 12:6 and others) and tend to only think of God Himself doing that work. However; we are to exercise such behaviors as 2 Timothy 4:2 instructs us to. Rejoice with those who rejoice and weep likewise ( Romans 12:15). To behave this way first we need to have a listening mindset; rather than spend much time with needless chatter when we fellowship. Again; the reformers seem to have a better handle on that with some not allowing any discussion apart from the Lord on Sundays. I'm not setting a legalistic mandate here; but suggesting that such boundaries eliminate useless banter; and worse a sin of omission not ministering to those in need who are too polite to interrupt discussion about sports teams; work exploits or just general complaining of the state of affairs in the world today.

I was reading today 7 Israel National News and there was a picture of McCarthy praying at the Western Wall and the caption was 'Israel is a blessed nation'. No truer words were spoken.

God has said somewhere in his word. 'I will bless those who bless Israel, and I will cruse those who cruse Israel. Take heed my Brothern. May God continue to bless the offspring of the ten northern tribes that came to this country (USA) and settled it and made it such a power nation. May God bless us all. That's, That.

Good morning John ray

First of all, you have not applied the four 'W'. Go back to the beginning of the chapter and do it. Please let me say, 'we cannot save anyone'. We plant the seeds and God does the saving. We cannot make a seed grow! Only God can make it grow.

This chapter is written to us how we should 'decern' not judge others live'. It is written to us about how we know and treat the scribes and hypocrites, the scripter lawyers and etc: One verse, verse six I love so much what it says, is 'neither cast ye your pearls before swine.' Why? Because all they will do is tromp them in the mud!

Thank you for responding all I have left is the Lord Jesus Christ just before the pandemic happen I knew a lot of people but just before it started now there is nobody all I got is Jesus Christ it's a roller coaster though being a Christian was Jesus Christ being so powerful and I know as Christians we have a free will I'm just trying to find out why things so bad when we have a powerful God he brings amazing people in my life from time to time so I tried to figure out why I've run into so many different kinds of Christians not judging it just gets overwhelming sometimes everybody has their own way of living for Christ so Jesus Christ has bought a lot of people in my life I know to help me I'm just not smart kind of slow forgive me for all the text thank you for responding

Thank you

S Spencer Gbu for posting these scriptures they are so timely and precious ....But lemme give ya my thoughts on this 2 nd Samuel 7:12....That a special child wd come out of Davids loins....Its prophetic that a special child wd come out of Christ Loins....Rev.12:10 fulfils this Promise, the manchild that is gonna rule all nations is the result of the seed of Christ...His words etc...The bible just uses David as symbolic of Christ as Peter says in Acts 2 :34....Its not David that is gonna be caught up to God and to his throne but Christ...That special Child that is gonna rule and reign for ever is the H.G. the Child of Promise...that comes out of Christ loins ( his breathe was his words (his loins)...Jesus was propagating very God the H.G. When he breathe on them...She brought forth a manchild that is gonna rule all nations and her Child was caught up to God and to his throne....This scripture Rev.12 :10 fulfills Nathans prophecy to David that a special child was gonna come out of his loins that was gonna rule and reign for ever..ty Jesus..But it was just prophetic that special Child is gonna come out of Christ LOINS...His living words are his loins which are spirit and life...Thats y he is saying whosoever receiveth one such child in my name receiveth me....That Child is the H.G. the Child of Promise...Thats y the sower wants to sow his precious seed in our hearts...That it might result in a birth of Christ in us....The H.G. the Promise Child....Thats y God wanted a new COVENANT...One that cd address and arrest mans adamic nature making it impossible to sin...The manchild which is the H.G.is born of God in us via the seed of Jesus and cannot sin thus the law is fulfilled...cus he cannot sin...Thats what sin is the transgression of the law....But if we cannot sin then the law is fulfilled in a perfect sense..Outta of the mouths of babes and sucklings thou has perfected Praise...Thus the Child of Promise..Remember the great Promise i will multiply thy seed as th stars.

Hi John. This whole section (from Matthew chapter 5 to chapter 7) were instructional words spoken by Jesus to his disciples (not just those 12 closest to Him, but to all those who were following Him at that time).

The passage you're enquiring, begins & includes Matthew 7:15-20. When you read it as a specific section, you will see who Jesus was referring to. It was to the false prophets. He said that you will easily recognize them by their fruits (the words they spoke & the lives they lived, all the while looking like docile humble sheep). Then Jesus explains this further by considering the fruit-producing tree. The tree that is corrupt (whether it has some disease in it, or malnourished) is bound to produce ugly unhealthy fruit, if at all. But the tree that is well-formed, well-fertilized, & well-cared for, can only produce good fruit. Likewise, these false prophets/teachers were corrupt trees producing inedible disgusting fruit, ready only for burning. So, the disciples were warned to carefully observe such men who come proclaiming God's Word - their words & life will reveal that they were imposters & to be shunned.

And the same could be said about people who claim to belong to Christ (Christians) but produce bad fruit in their lives. The Lord knows who belong to Him, but we need to also be wise to discern (from understanding God's Word), who are false prophets/teachers. All such the Lord has no knowledge of - they will suffer just as those who reject God's Love in Christ His Son. But John, I know from what you write, that you really love the Lord & trusting Him each day for your needs. So from your life, however difficult it may be, you will produce fruit & I'm sure it would be the 'good fruit' - fruit that expresses real love & faith, care & concern for someone else in difficulties, even getting beside another lonely person & sharing something of God's concern & love for them. These are all good fruit, which a corrupt tree cannot produce. Blessings.

EXAMINING THE COVENANTS.

Part 2.

Obviously the "EVERLASTING" conditons described in scripture concerning the Abrahamic and Davidic Covenants.

Scriptures such as Isaiah 51:11 and many others don't exist of yet.

They are certainly back in the land but the wailing wall in Jerusalem reminds me of Matthew 27:25.

Also Matthew 23:38-39 seems to parallel with Hosea 5:15.

Does Israel disobedience void the UNCONDITIONAL COVENANT AND PROMISES?

According to Psalms 89:27-36. NO!



"My mercy will I keep for him for evermore, and my covenant shall stand fast with him.

His seed also will I make to endure for ever, and his throne as the days of heaven.

If his children forsake my law, and walk not in my judgments;

If they break my statutes, and keep not my commandments;

Then will I visit their transgression with the rod, and their iniquity with stripes.

Nevertheless my lovingkindness will I not utterly take from him, NOR SUFFER MY FAITHFULNESS TO FAIL.

( This is a marvelous saying! It's God's faithfulness that is on display!!)

MY COVENANT WILL I NOT BREAK, nor alter the thing that is gone out of my lips.

Once have I sworn by my holiness that I will not lie unto David.

His seed shall endure for ever, and his throne as the sun before me."

Daniel has much to say about this in Daniel 9:24

"Seventy weeks are determined upon thy people and upon thy holy city, to finish the transgression, and to make an end of sins, and to make reconciliation for iniquity, and to bring in everlasting righteousness, and to seal up the vision and prophecy, and to anoint the most Holy."

See Examining the covenants

Part 2.

God bless.

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