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  • GiGi on Exodus 8 - 4 years ago
    ...continued When Moses continued to press Pharaoh to let the Israelites go into the wilderness to worship, Pharaoh relents and says they can go, but not to go far. People who are being released from bondage no longer need to listen or obey the former master under whom they had been in bondage to. People also, should wish to get as far away from this "master" as they can and not look back. Because, as this chapter shows us, the 'master' (pharaoh) reneged on his agreement and was not willing to let them go as soon as YHWH took away the plague of flies. He hardened his heart further. Sin is our master in our fleshly nature. We have been delivered from it by Jesus (YHWH). We should want to be as separated from it as the Israelites were separated by YHWH from the plagues of lice and flies, whereas before they had suffered the first plagues. They needed to learn the seriousness of remaining in bondage. They needed to learn to look to YHWH for all protection from enemies and unhealthy, unclean things. We should see sin as being far worse for us as these plagues. It is deadly. So, once we are delivered from sin, we should hate it in all forms and not desire to go back to it.

    Were the Israelites learning that YHWH is truly the only God and the only One they can trust with their lives? Were they learning that YHWH was the One True God and the others they had learned about in Egypt were truly false? Were they learning that YHWH was the One True God worthy of their worship? I think God was working on these things with the Israelites before they leave Egypt so that they will never want to go back into a place of bondage. They needed to know what YHWH could do to them and what he could rescue them from so that they would not look back like Lot's wife. Certainly, the Israelites wanted to have their yoke of bondage eliminated, but if they were freed and could remain in Egypt would they ever leave? Probably not. they need to go with Him when He says go, and go where He says to go.
  • Donna - In Reply - 4 years ago
    The devils a LIAR! If he spoke things to you that made you doubtful towards God kick him out inJesus name! And know that God is about to do something great for you! So praise Him anyways Eve if you don't feel like it. :-))
  • Lou on Genesis 1 - 4 years ago
    Was Naaman so infected with leprosy that he avoided being put in a leper colony or was it not looked down upon by the Arabs in the same way that the Jews considered leprosy?
  • GiGi on Exodus 8 - 4 years ago
    This chapter continues with the plagues YHWH brings upon Egypt miraculously. The magicians of Pharoah are able to conjure up frogs, but not lice, nor flies. So, they admitted that this was the work of the finger of God. It is with the plague of flies that God spares the Israelites and their animals in the area of Goshen. Moses entreated YHWH each time to have the plague cease. The magicians could not make the plagues go away. The Israelites suffered under the plagues of water turned to blood, frogs, and lice. YHWH needed to teach the Israelites who He was and what He could do. They needed to be taught fear of the LORD. Then God showed His power in sparing them from the flies. They needed to learn about His mercy.

    The Egyptian dust-god was named Geb, a god of fertility. YHWH making the dust into lice made what the Egyptians considered divine (dust) and most helpful into lice, something despised, unclean, and harmful. The Egyptian frog-goddess was named Heket. The frogs were normally confined to the water, so controlled by the water gods. But here, YHWH showed that these water gods really did not have any control as He was stronger. The Egyptian fly-god was Khepri (having the head of a fly) and was attributed to creation, the sun's movement, and rebirth. YHWH demonstrated power of this idol. YHWH not only could make the created substances that the Egyptians worshipped become pestilence, He could also make the plagues stop.

    Again, YHWH tells Moses and Aaron to go meet Pharaoh on his way to the river. He most likely was going there early in the morning to worship. With the plague of flies, Pharaoh says he will let the Israelites go just a short ways from their homes to offer sacrifice. Moses had asked for a three-day journey to worship. Moses says that the Egyptians will be offended if they are close enough to the area to offer their sacrifice of bulls and rams. The Egyptians would be appalled because they worshipped bulls, calves, and other livestock.
  • S Spencer - In Reply - 4 years ago
    Brother Ronald.

    Part 5 of 5.

    In Genesis 2:22, Adam finally meets the one who corresponds to him, that the LORD God built to be a helper for him. After meeting the woman, Adam says, "This at last is bone of my bones and flesh of my flesh; she [this one] shall be called woman, because she [this one] was taken out of man" ( Genesis 2:23). In Hebrew the three occurrences of the demonstrative pronoun this (zt) in verse 23 show Adam's exclamation of the one who rightly corresponds to him. The fact that the woman (i) came from the man () shows that they are made of the same stuff. Adam goes on to name his wife "Eve" because she is to become the mother of all the living ( Genesis 3:20).

    Most importantly, in Matthew 19:4-5 Jesus quotes from Genesis 1 and 2 as referring to the same people to make a theological point on marriage. By combining Genesis 1:27 and 2:24 in this way, he in no way regarded them as separate, contradictory accounts of creation. Jesus understood the "male and female" of Genesis 1:27 as "the man" (Adam) and "the woman" (Eve) of Genesis 2:24. Genesis 2 is the beginning of the history of mankind on day six of creation week.

    There is no hint whatsoever in Genesis 2 of a group of pre-existing people from whom God elects the first couple, Adam and Eve. Rather it talks about the supernatural formation of the first man (Adam) and the supernatural "building" of the first woman (Eve). The Bible makes it clear: all mankind came from the first man that God created (cf. Acts 17:26).

    By Simon Turpin of AiG-UK

    Material for research.

    God bless.
  • Chris - In Reply - 4 years ago
    The verses are very similar but the actually verse is from Habakkuk 3:19.
  • S Spencer - In Reply - 4 years ago
    Brother Ronald.

    Part 4.

    The context and language of Genesis 2:7 clearly rule out any evolutionary processes. This is evident from the fact that: (1) man is alone; (2) God breathes into his nostrils the "breath of life"; and (3) he is formed from the dust of the ground.

    Because Adam cannot find a helper (zer) who corresponds (knegd) to him from among the animals ( Genesis 2:20), the LORD God puts him into a deep sleep (cf. Jonah 1:5-6) and makes (bn) a woman, who corresponds to him, from his "rib" ( Genesis 2:18). The verb bn depicts the LORD God as "building" Eve out of the "rib" or side of Adam ( Genesis 2:22). It is used elsewhere in Genesis for the physical building of a city and a tower ( Genesis 4:17, 11:4; cf. Amos 9:6). The word rib (l) complements the word built, as it appears numerous times in the building of the tabernacle ( Exodus 25:12, 26:20, 27:7, 30:4, 36:31-32, 37:3, 38:7). This is a beautiful picture of how the LORD God constructed the first woman. The term built also compliments the craftsman's term fashion used for the creation of Adam ( Genesis 2:7), as the LORD God is now working with hard material and not soft dust. Eve, unlike Adam, was not created from the ground, but her source comes from a "living creature." There is no way to harmonize Genesis 2:22 with theistic evolution: it is describing supernatural creation!

    See part 5.
  • Tina McCartney McCartney on Psalms 91 - 4 years ago
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  • S Spencer - In Reply - 4 years ago
    Brother Ronald.

    Part 3.

    Genesis 6:17, 7:15, 22), which is "a clear indication of life-and thereby the lifeless body became a living soul, a living being. Adam consists then of the material (dust) and immaterial (breath of life). It was not until the LORD God breathed into Adam that he became a living creature (as Paul also indicates in 1 Corinthians 15:45: "the first man Adam became a living soul").

    This means that you cannot place minutes, hours, days, or years between those two acts as they are distinct, inseparable, essentially simultaneous sides of the one creative event.

    The forming of the man from the dust of the ground shows that the LORD God formed the body almost immediately without intermediate processes. The act of formation and impartation (the breath of life) are two distinct but inseparable acts-two sides of one creative act. This means that you cannot place minutes, hours, days, or years between those two acts as they are distinct, inseparable, essentially simultaneous sides of the one creative event. This, therefore, rules out the idea that man developed from a lower form of a pre-existing hominid. If Adam was not the first man and there were other hominids prior to him, then it raises the question: in what sense was he the first man ( 1 Corinthians 15:45)?

    The ground was not only the place of Adam's creation but also his home, and because of his later disobedience, it would become his grave ( Genesis 2:15; 3:19). Adam's value is seen not in what he was made from but rather in the unique way God formed him (cf. Genesis 1:27; Psalm 8:3--4, 139:13-14). The man the LORD God formed is called Adam ( Genesis 2:20; 3:17; cf. 5:1), who is the only human at this point as he is alone, which is not good ( Genesis 2:18. ), until God makes a helper who corresponds to him

    ( Genesis 2:18-22).

    See part 4.
  • S Spencer - In Reply - 4 years ago
    Brother Ronald.

    Part 2.

    The key to understanding 2:4 is in the opening Hebrew phrase tldt ("This is the history of"), as it formulates the structure of the book of Genesis. A number of scholars recognize that here tldt serves as a heading that introduces a new section of the narrative. Interestingly, this is the only time the phrase tldt occurs without a personal name, the reason being that "Adam had no human predecessors. The tldt serves two main purposes in Genesis 2:4. First, it "links 2:4-25 with 1:1-2:3. The language of 2:4 looks back to the creation account, just as the tldt in Genesis 11:10 looks back to a line of Shem in Genesis 10:1 and 10:21-31. Second, "its main purpose is to shift attention to the creation of man and his placement in the garden. The setting of Genesis 2 is the garden in Eden, in which the LORD God places the man he creates ( Genesis 2:8, 15). Because there was no man to work the ground ( Genesis 2:5), this is the reason that the LORD God forms "the man" (hdm) from the dust of the "ground" (dm). The description of the creation of the first man is given in Genesis 2:7:

    then the LORD God formed the man of dust from the ground and breathed into his nostrils the breath of life, and the man became a living creature.

    Like a craftsman who shapes his material, the LORD God "formed. (yar) the man from the "dust" (pr) of the ground. The word "dust" is not a metaphor. It can only mean literal dust in the context of Genesis 2-3 because it is to dust that Adam will return due to his disobedience ( Genesis 3:19; cf. Job 34:14-15). After the formation of man from the dust of the ground, he is given human life when the LORD God breathes into him the breath of life.

    See part 3.
  • E. - 4 years ago
    Strong protection and breakthrough for us and all in need. Thank you and PRAISE you Lord Jesus.
  • GiGi on Exodus 7 - 4 years ago
    ,....continued

    The first plague performed was to turn the water of the Nile into blood along with the water in the canals and side streams. The Nile was worshipped. Hapi was the spirit god of the Nile, Isis was the goddess of the Nile, Osirus' blood was said to the waters of the Nile. Khnum was said to be the guardian of the Nile. The Nile was truly the lifeblood of the people of Egypt. Aside from the Nile, fresh water was very scarce. Every living thing needs water to stay alive and the water of the Nile watered the crops and livestock to keep the land of Egypt as a major food source for the Mediterranean area.

    This plague made the Nile no longer a life-sustaining source, but liquid poison, so to speak. Its waters were undrinkable and made people ill if they did. Whether it truly was blood or just red by some other organism we cannot know. But the text says that it was turned to blood, not turned red like blood. So, I think it really was blood, but not pure blood like the blood of Christ. It was tainted blood. The magicians were able to perform this same act by magic. So, Pharaoh was not troubled much. He returned to his palace fairly unconcerned and hardened his heart more than before. Perhaps he had a well or stored water and thought that this water would not be blood. But most likely upon inquiring, it was.

    The fish in the Nile died, as well, and were unfit to eat. The Egyptians had a fish god and goddess, Hatmehit as goddess, and Rem as the god who fertilized the land.
  • GiGi on Exodus 7 - 4 years ago
    This chapter tells about the hardening of Pharaoh's heart even more and the beginning of the plagues God brings upon Egypt.

    When Moses and Aaron met with Pharaoh, they always ordered Pharaoh to let the Israelites go. Moses and Aaron kept this outcome at the forefront, remembering that that is their sole mission, to secure the release of the Israelites from Pharaoh.

    The Israelites were not going to leave Egypt in a stealthy way, nor by the Israelites rising up in battle and defeating the Egyptians. No, God wanted the Israelites to know for sure that it was He, their God who brings them out.

    The Egyptians were polytheistic and had many gods they worshipped, many of them being animals. They also worshipped the Nile as its waters watered their land which would be only desert if it wasn't for the Nile. God told Moses that he would be as a god to Pharaoh. This may mean that Moses was going to be YHWH's representative or that Pharaoh would see Moses as another god by the time the release of the Israelites is accomplished. It does NOT mean that Moses is actually a 'god'' All gods beside YHWH are false idols. So, YHWH would not induct Moses as a 'god' because YHWH will never share His glory and place as the only God with anyone else.

    The first sign miracle that Moses and Aaron performed together before Pharaoh was to turn the rod or staff into a snake. The magicians did the same magic trick, however, Aaron's rod/snake swallowed up the magician's rod/snakes. This is significant. God knew all of the false idols the Egyptians worshipped and the snake was one of them. It was named Apep and was the god of chaos. Also, Apep was said to pursue Ra (the chief god-sun god) each night in an effort to devour Ra so that the sun would not rise and the world would remain in darkness. So, when Aaron's snake devoured the magician's snakes this showed them that the God of Moses and Aaron was greater than Apep, having been devoured by the rod/snake of Aaron.
  • Cecil - 4 years ago
    Isaiah 45:7 God's ways are kind of like our ways, in some ways. At the 6th trumpet God uses a foreign army to bring judgment to "His" wayward people (Babylon) for their disobedience. God is so proud of His 6th trumpet army, His beast army, and the leader who executes His will ( Joel 2:11). Then we come to find out that God is angry at the beast for doing what God had asked of him; destroy Babylon. If God didn't want Isaiah 24 or Obadiah results, why did He bless Russian scientists with the ability to destroy nations? God behaves akin to a mafia boss, just follow the narrative.
  • GiGi - In Reply - 4 years ago
    Hello, Cyril

    I read your post and tried to make good sense out of it as it is composed of many words that are more archaic than what we use today. But for me, I think that you were extolling the greatness of our wonderful God. That is always a good thing to do any day any time.
  • Richard H Priday - In Reply on Luke 16 - 4 years ago
    I will quote some verses but am too lazy to look them up. Christ told some that how could he trust them with heavenly treasure if they weren't faithful with heavenly treasure (probably the parable of the talents). We are given in this lifetime "unrighteous mammon" and in some sense are to work with others in this world but not be of it to demonstrate using our resources faithfully. There certainly can be more than money involved such as time and a person's spiritual giftings. There is a warning verse in Revelation not to "lose our reward" so at the very least there are eternal positions of authority of rewards at stake. Another verse in the gospels explains that God will give "authority over many or few cities" depending on our stewardship now. In some sense as we are said for our "reasonable service" we are to be living sacrifices with our bodies as the Temple of the Holy Spirit this shows good stewardship in buffeting our bodies. All good gifts come from above; therefore we need to be proactive in performing "good works given to us to do from before the foundation of the world". There is also danger that an unregenerate soul such as Judas Iscariot the "son of perdition" a type of Antichrist himself may be allowed for a time to take advantage of the "filthy lucre" as so many TV evangelists today typify. It is the love of money at the root of all evil; not money itself. Money is a means to an end; either leading to selfishness falling for Satan's lies (which Christ clearly rejected as He was the only one who could be given a temptation of sharing the authority of the whole world that Satan was given); or for the sake of the gospel; missionary work and building up of the local church through faithful giving. We should be careful in that regard to "not let our right hand know what our left hand is doing"-to proclaim our "acts of righteousness" or promote our ministry unnecessarily is not good. We are all unworthy servants doing what we are told.
  • Richard H Priday - In Reply - 4 years ago
    I will quote some verses; I suggest that you look at google to find where they are and exact wording. In the time before Christ; as the parable of Lazarus and the rich man (nameless) demonstrate from a REAL story not an allegory; that the souls of men (ALL) remained under the earth; either in paradise or in sheol (both were under the earth at the time). Clearly; one was a pleasant place and one of torment. When Christ died; he promised the thief on the cross that "today you shall be with me in paradise." That meant what it said for THAT day; at that point Christ according to Peter "proclaimed" or preached to those who were under the earth; then led "captivity captive." Therefore; three days later many PHYSICALLY resurrected it would seem from scripture; and ALL souls of the righteous were delivered as Satan no longer had any AUTHORITY to hold anyone as he did previous to Christ's atonement in time and space; therefore as Corinthians states "absent from the body is present with the Lord." Under the earth; therefore it is erroneous that some in reformed circles and perhaps others state that anyone is in paradise under the earth except for the unregenerate today. There are of course spiritual beings there as well; some of the angels in a separate area called "Tartarus" or the bottomless pit. The "New Jerusalem" simply is the CITY IN heaven; which would appear to be a body or planetary type object. It will; according to scripture eventually land on earth after being suspended above during the Millennium. People will clearly be AWARE of God and Christ on the throne by the sixth seal in Revelation.
  • Suze - In Reply - 4 years ago
    Nice to meet you Cyril .
  • Cyril Muhammad - 4 years ago
    Before word,have I created the conscience of being,to simplicate the definitive of idol worshipations. For,by the language of time am I spoken without an excession of created term. Inevitability differentiates contendance to present my presence about none given to an first and last enviousness of my holiness. What ignorance has observed through worldly intends to attain an heavenly freedom,is but my arrival above the obedience of written commandments witnessing my divine surpassing of the physications of taught intellects. For,once I am spiritually entered into the oracle of creation,then am I become the externalizer of the mind made honored by expressive factions. The unknown sense of creation I ascend by what is beyond the human interpretation of being,revealing to the faith of creation that I respect no innovation of the created curiosity about my noble concerns for every repented soul. Those deceptions existent for my greater descernment,is only lived inferior to my superior righteous insight that exceeds the expectations of the defiant despisements of my spiritual intelligence. Already have I mastered the proverbial maneuverability by disciplining my chosen mind- state beyond what the human informative can approach into,for,I am no seeker for an end to an reason for existing,but am found as the object sought for,as an means to exist in prosperation. Thought is but finite to my prophetical establishment for the furthering of divine knowledge and there survives no mortality beyond my resurrecting of the prophetical promise. Over human servitude I subject the will of creation to my demands for authentic inclusions through sacred prostrations making the talents of fearing persons uplift my nature within the hearts and minds of all who would die for my secureations against opposing thinkers. The universe itself cannot contain my whole presence,for I ascend above the heaven of heavens reproving perfectionism as the reason for my dwelling among creation.
  • Alex N - In Reply - 4 years ago
    The fact that Abraham wanted a posterity ( children ) was just a metaphor that its God Almighty wants a posterity

    natural Israel were not a righteous ppl thus God wanted to make Christ into a righteous ppl.....Be ye perfect, An Israel of God.

    as your Father in heaven is perfect .....Thus the Sower and his seed that is gonna be sown in the Hearts of the world

    is gonna result in an Israel of God......As the good seed is the very seed of God and to whom the word came it made them Gods.....I.E. God wants to do a heart transplant with that heavenly seed sown in our hearts....Thus we are gonna be bornagain by that heavenly seed the words of the book that Jesus wrote with his own blood..Thus he is the author and finisher of our faith..... Isaiah 50 : 17 KJV This ppl have I formed for my self, they shall show forth my praise.....which are spirits the H.G PLURAL.....Thats y Jesus is saying outta of the mouths of babes and sucklings thou has perfected Praise,...The Children are spirits that are gonna be born in US....She brought forth a man child.....

    There is another ppl coming according to Isaiah.....A heavenly ppl, spirits that are gonna be born in US THAT HEAR HIS WORDS.....Who is my Mother them that hear my words ( seeds ) and keeps them......We are gona have Baby Christ the

    Child is the H.G.....I will raise them up from the sides of the earth, they ALL lay hold on bow and spear.....They are all

    Wariors......They are the ISRAEL OF God.....They are our new innermen that has been born in us via Jesus seed the words of the book THAT NEW COVENANT ......There is gonna be war in heaven meaning in the spirit.....Remember Jesus

    said there was gonna be Kingdom against kingdom......Nation Against NATION.....A seed shall serve him, it shall be accounted to the LORD for generation.....Thet shall come and declear his righteousess unto a ppl that shall be born that he has done this

    Psalms 22 THE KJV.......This is the Israel of God....the H.G. as the Stars of Heaven
  • Richard H Priday on Isaiah 26 - 4 years ago
    Verses 17 through 21 give a clear indication of the rapture/resurrection of the righteous; and the burden of those left behind who themselves weren't delivered. There is a personalized assurance of resurrection for the prophet (verse 19); and this is similar to the verse in Job which states something similar in the last days. The birth pangs in verse 16 and 17 show how the nation cries out to God in that period of time; which makes the most sense after the rapture of the church and Resurrection of O.T. saints. Interestingly the increase of the nation is indicated twice in verse 15 after an earlier diaspora; which could show that a second phase of that is yet to come (perhaps after defeat of the armies in the Psalm 83 war). Going back to verse 10 and 11 we see a Millennium reference to when God's majesty even in a land of "uprightness" and destruction either at Armageddon or the end of the Millennial period is indicated with fire devouring them (also of course indicative of eternal destruction in hellfire). The chapter begins with the edifice of what no doubt will constitute the heavenly city or Jerusalem during the Millennium; when the hope waited for in verse 8 is finally realized for His people. Those who tread down the lofty city in verse 6 sound similar to the verse about trodding on the ashes of the wicked in Malachi 4:3.
  • Ronald Whittemore - In Reply - 4 years ago
    Hey S Spencer,

    This is not to debate; I enjoy reading your posts and benefit from them, and you make this site better. Acts 17:26 one blood, I agree all nations including me and you are from one blood and that is from Adam. I am not one that believes in the gap theory I take the six days of creation as written to be the only time this world and universe were created.

    I understand the tradition of Adam and Eve being the first man and woman goes back forever but to put Adam and Eve in day six we have to look over scripture that does not support them to be the "male and female created he them". It does say all nations are of one blood, but that blood was saved in the ark with Noah, Shem, Ham, and Japheth of the blood of Adam and Seth the blood line to Jesus.

    My understanding is the first man, the first Adam was the first part of the plan of salvation and to undo the works of the devil, with the last part with the second man and the last Adam, Jesus Christ 1 Corinthians 15:45-47. If Adam and Eve were not the man and woman in day six nothing changes other than a tradition. All nations are of the blood of Adam and the sin that comes with it.

    God bless and have a great day.

    RLW
  • TWO MEN NAMED ENOCH in Bible Genealogy - In Reply - 4 years ago
    The first Enoch was the son of Cain.

    He is described as a son of Cain, and father of Irad. After Cain arrived in the Land of Nod, to which he was evicted by the Lord as his punishment for murdering his brother Abel. His wife became pregnant and bore Cain's first child, whom he named Enoch.

    The SECOND Enoch was a descendant of SETH, the third son of Adam, and great-grandfather of NOAH ( Genesis 5:22-29). SETH is the bloodline of Jesus Christ ancestors and Must Not be Confused with Cains ancestor.

    First Book of Enoch was at first accepted in the Christian Church but later excluded from the biblical canon. Its survival is due to the fascination of marginal and heretical Christian groups, such as the Manichaeans, with its syncretic blending of Iranian, Greek, Chaldean, and Egyptian elements.

    Justin, Athenagoras, Irenaeus, Clemens Alexandrinus, Lactantius, and others borrowed an opinion out of this Book of Enoch, that the angels had connection with the daughters of men, of whom they had offspring (Nephilim: 'the giants of the past'). Tertullian, in several places, speaks of this book with esteem; and would persuade us, that it was preserved by Noah during the deluge. The Book of Enoch, however, was rejected by Origen, Jerome and Augustin as spurious.

    [newworldencyclopedia DOT ORG]

    Mishael comment: there is Much confusion as to the First Enoch, son of CAIN (who was cursed by God), in Genesis.
  • S Spencer - In Reply - 4 years ago
    Hi Chris.

    Adam and Eve was the only two humans God directly created, What we see in Genesis 1:26-28. and Genesis 2:7. is a re-account focusing on the creation of Man.

    Here in Genesis 4:16-17. we have the account in question.

    "And Cain went out from the presence of the LORD, and dwelt in the land of Nod, on the east of Eden.

    AND CAIN KNEW HIS WIFE; and she conceived, and bare Enoch: and he builded a city, and called the name of the city, after the name of his son, Enoch."

    In verse 17 it says " and Cain knew his wife " Notice what it doesn't say , Cain taken a wife out of the land of Nod. It doesn't say that.

    I believe Cain already had a wife when he slew Abel. The scripture doesn't tell us how old they were, We know they wasn't babies offering sacrifices to the Lord. Centuries could have passed by. Cain married one of his relatives.

    I hope this helps.

    God bless.
  • S Spencer - In Reply - 4 years ago
    Amen Mishael!

    I don't see why one would have a problem with the genetics about the matter, For one, nothing is an issue with God! after all Eve was taken right out of Adam, they were closer than brothers and sisters being as one. And God told them to be fruitful and multiply as well as Noah.

    Why don't anyone have a problem with the world as we know it today was populated by eight souls!
  • Food for Thought? - In Reply on Ecclesiastes 1 - 4 years ago
    If this is "food for thought," I think I'm feeling a slight case of food poisoning!
  • Nancy J. Myers - 4 years ago
    I'm glad to know the true meaning of this. I could never figure it out. Thanks.
  • Patty j Bateman on Proverbs 11 - 4 years ago
    Chapter in Proverbs each day, the Word will teach you "The Way". God provided, just for all who will read and obey His Word.

    Seek ye first the Kingdom of God and His righteousness, and all things shall be added unto you.

    Take therefore no thought for the morrow: for the morrow shall take thought for the things of itself. Sufficient unto the day is the evil thereof. Matthew 6:33-34. But look at verse 25-32 and you will see What God means, but if you do not read his Word, and fellowship with God, an accept his provision, and gift of eternal life through Jesus Christ. John 3:16 He so loved the World He gave His only begotten Son, whomever believeth in Him shall not perish, but have

    "Everlasting Life". Thankful Servant of God the Father, and my Lord, and Savior Jesus Christ.

    It is your decision.
  • Alex N - 4 years ago
    When i think about Abraham Issac and Jacob....I cannot help but think about an ISRAEL Of God. And a Heavenly

    Kingdom....Imo thats y God told Moses that his name was Abraham Issac and Jacob....They were an exact profile

    of the heavenly trinity Father Son and Granson.....In that God Almighty offered up his only son Christ Jesus....God

    told Moses this is my name forever.....But this heavenly Trinity is Spirit as Jesus said that which is born of the spirit

    is Spirit Which is the H.G. that heavenly Jacob that is coming in the last day..An Israel of God ( spirits ) the H.G.

    Jacob was the 3 rd person and that Jacob from above is also the 3 rd person the Granson the Comforter.....One is

    earthly and 1 is heavenly.....But when God made that great Promise ( when he swore by his self ) that was under the

    heavenly Promise....All this points an Israel of God that has to come via the seed of Christ in the last days.....Thats y

    Jesus told the 12 disciples, whososever will ( The Israel of God ) that they wd sit on Thrones judging the 12 tribes

    of Israel .....One Israel is Earthly and 1 is Heavenly.....Them that have been born from above are the Heavenly Israel

    But the Israel of God are spirits they are gonna be given our bodies.....As our bodies are the temple of the H.G. Which

    is the Kingdom......Christ which is the Father of the H.G. IS OUR KING.....Unless ya receive the Kingdom as a lil Child

    you will in no wise enter in......The H.G. cd not be born in us without his good seed the WORD sown in our hearts......

    Being bornagain of an incorruptible seed even by the words of God thus an Israel of God is gonna be born in US

    Which is the H.G. That Child of PROMISE ,The seed of Christ.....That was the great Promise that Christ wd be

    multiplied as the stars of heaven thus an Israel of God that are gonna be born in us via the seed of Christ the

    Contents of that book the new covenant.....I will know them ALL from the lest to the greatest thus a pregnancy a birth
  • Tim legarie - In Reply on Leviticus 6 - 4 years ago
    God bless you and we pray In Jesus name that others read this post.We have been studying for 15 years the word of God and have written two books.Destiny Dreams and Visions by jcbu undercover and the mysterious castle and deadly sins.The second book on page 100 gives bible verses to fight the deadly sins for people that do not study the word or people that do ,and they have room to write their own verses down.No organized religions have helped with getting these books to the people.Will not name anyone they are forgiven,but not forgotten.ANY errors in the books are mine.The Holy Spirit is the we in the books they have miracles in them for people to see on the cover of The mysterious castle there is a light shinning into a well we took that picture as we were trying to show a light shinning on a ladder,but God had a better idea he shone the light into the well.Inside the well is a map guiding the reader to the word of God.God is so good so amazing so Loving.He sent his only son to die on the cross for us all to recieve his blessings.He guided us to make a youtube channel there is no way that we could have done that without his guidance.Now we must go there is a revival starting in Canada ,and it of the main stream networks but online is alive and well ,and strong.Many boots on the ground as well.We want to support them as much as we can in peace ,and love.God bless brethern.


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