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This is a part of the Law of Moses under the old covenant. And as Galatians 3:24 explains, it was given to point us to our coming Savior: "Let me put it another way. The law was our guardian and teacher to lead us until Christ came. So now, through faith in Christ, we are made right with God." What I am saying is, when the Jews gave 10% of their income to support their priesthood, they were supposed to see this as a picture of Christ giving himself to God to support his work. That is, Jesus gave himself to God as as atoning sacrifice to pay for the sins of the world. This was his work for God.
Let me put it this way. God divided the dollar into two parts: 10% and 90%. The 10% pictures Christ giving himself to God to redeem the 90%, the world. It can be no other way, because if Jesus did not die for our sins, it makes no difference what we do. We are still lost in our sins.
This is a hard concept for most people to understand because we are too steeped in pride and self-righteousness to allow our minds to think along these lines. We want to think that we are good, and that we can save ourselves by paying money, or that we don’t need any saving at all.
Just think of it: All because of the law’s demand, nearly 2,000 years ago, a poor, helpless man in His early 30’s was executed by crucifixion like a common criminal. He never wrote a book, never pastured a mega-church, never traveled on an airplane, and never was awarded man-of-the-year. Furthermore, He never took a wife, and never had the pleasure of eating a meal in a fine restaurant. Yet, His death saved us all.
Why? Because His death was a substitutional atonement; that is, the law recognized it as a legal replacement for all mankind, and at the same time the only means by which man could be reconciled to God. That’s why the cross is the symbol of the Christian faith and the crux of human history.
The first two verses and refrain of the old hymn, “At the Cross,” express this view:
Alas, and did my Savior bleed
And did my Sov’reign die?
Would He devote ... [such a] sacred head
For such a worm ... [am] I?
Was it for crimes that I had done?
He groaned upon the tree
Amazing pity! Grace unknown!
And love beyond degree!
At the cross, at the cross where I first saw the light
And the burden of my heart rolled away,
It was there by faith I received my sight,
And now I am happy all the day!
God bless you!
Let no man put on what pertains to woman is different from let no man put on what a woman has worn BEFORE...(don't get it twisted)
Aron putting on skirt is the usual dressing of old and its general to all....even now we see men plat hair, will u still tell me the attachment he used has not been used by a woman before and so its not a sin?
Pls bretheren,lets apply wisdom here and those who knows the truth,stick by the truth and dont let the world sweep u away.
I believe there are still somethings to come and has been recorded in the bible which will show up in coming generations, will they also say the bible is an old thing? and does not refer to them?
Donmoen sand a song (Ancient word, ever true,changing me and changing you...is it changing you at all?)
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Is there a principle God wants to convey to us using the raven and the dove?
Is this a foreshadowing of a future event?
i love my savior Jesus.amen,amen,amen,
Can God? God can.
What Make man/woman that weepith?
Is it the dust he/she made of?
Or the spirit within his/her soul?
What make man/woman with great joy?
Is it the earth he/she return unto ith?
Or to the knoweth thou whereat thy spirit of soul goeth?
Whom shalt hearken, Thee? "Thy Voice", Thee Of?
That Before Abraham was, "I Am", He...
Unto them that weepist,
thou souls yearn breatheth,
Unto Whom That Giveth,
Thy fruits we recieveth,
Whom Thou Leadeth hand,
Bearith fruit from land...
Whom shalt thou Honor Me, Witheth not thus,
thy only mouth?
But Whom he/she, doeth bear...
Fruit Worthy Of Me...
That Thou Only Name...
Thy Will Be Same...
That thou shouldest dost not walk,
Thou nash thy teeth in shame,
from thou own,
Labouring iniquity...
But recieveth honor,
That thou dost obey,
"For Thy Holiness,
Surely Covereth thee,
Dost now Abaideth He, With me,
Forever Clean," "And Eternal We,
Sing Oh Glorious King...
Yashuwa Yaweh...
Is thy Surely Way,
That thy Only Lord,
Thy Glory Bring...
For forever more,
Dost thou hearith to sing?"