Bible Questions Page 32

  • Jema - 11 months ago
    Hello all . Can I ask a question please ? Does any one out there believe that we / Christians , are now Israel ? If yes why ? If no why ? Just interested in every ones thoughts on this , thankyou .
  • Jimbob - 11 months ago
    The Words of the LORD! In ( Jer. 30:2) (The LORD told Jeremiah to "(Write) thee (all) the (words) that I have (spoken) unto thee in a (book)" The word (write) is #3789; it means to grave, by implying to write, inscribe, record. The word (all) is #3605; it means the whole, any or every, (all) manner (the) whole. The word (words) is #1697; it means a word, a matter (as spoken of), commandment, saying, sentence, arrange. The word (spoken) is #1696; it means properly to arrange, but used fig. (of words) talk, teach, tell. The word (book) is #5612; it means writing (the art or a document) by implying a book, evidence, learn. letter, register. ((What all this tells us is that God commanded that every single Word that He had spoken was to be recorded in a book)) If God considered His spoken Words to be that important in the Old Testament do you think His Words would be any less important in the New Testament? ( Ps. 12:6-7) v6 The word (pure) is #2889; it means pure, sound, unadulterated, uncontaminated (innocent or holy) (pronounce clean). In v7 the word (preserve) is #5341; it means to guard, (to protect) maintain, obey. The word (ever) is #5769; it means eternity, always, ancient (time) continuance, eternal, ever (-lasting) (with-out end) (These verses tell us that we will have God's pure, sound, unadulterated Words for all eternity) ( Proverbs 30:5-6) (Every) Word of God is pure. The word (Every) is #360; it means the whole, all, any or every, (all) manner, altogether, (the) whole. Jesus Christ ((was the Word)) in the New Testament in ( Jn. 1:1-3,14) v14 Tells us "And the Word was made flesh and dwelt among us" (Do you think the Words of Jesus Christ who WAS THE WORD were important enough to be documented in a book for ever to fulfill God's promise from ( Ps. 12:6-7)? holy men of God were used to translate those pure, sound, unadulterated, uncontaminated Words, for ever in ( 2 Pet. 1:19-21) You cannot get this information from modern version bibles, just the KJB. Blessings.
  • Adam - 11 months ago
    A moral quandary:

    If you or your family are in physical danger, would God judge us for misleading (or possibly lying to) the attacker to avoid the danger?

    1 Peter 3:9-12

    I'd have a hard time offering up a family member to an attacker just for the sake of 100% honesty. Anyone have any thoughts on this or ever faced with such a situation?
  • HolyStormFire1522 - 11 months ago
    To anyone who knows or has insight for me,

    If a man were to curse and judge me without accordance with the Lord's will, could God release me from this worldly thing and free me from the bonds of a false spiritual matter? Because ultimately, in a spiritual sense, I shouldn't be bound by the law of men and demons, right? I know it's an odd topic, and no one wants to divulge information about dark things, but I believe it is essential because this is metaphysical, and that is where our soul stands. So do I pray because I have prayed about it, and is praying for God's vengeance an excellent way to go?
  • HolyStormFire022 - 11 months ago
    I've only begun to understand God and what Jesus is about, but I am unsure where to start. How can I glorify God in what I do besides praying and reading the bible? I understand this much, but is there anything more that I can put in daily? That way, I feel sure that I am doing the right thing. Another thing... what helps faith strengthen and envelope better? Do I pray for a healthier mindset and hope it works? It's all so confusing, but interesting to know more about that.
  • Paul David on Matthew 10:16 - 11 months ago
    **Pray for**

    **The Latter Day RAINS** (Zachariah 10:1) to come & wash our minds from what we think & our hearts from what we desire, that The MESSIAH may bless our minds to dwell on what The HE thinks & fill our hearts with what

    *HE desires* to be done. For the good works of men are filthy rags & *The MESSIAH's Works* *endure For-Ever* & never a lack to their IN-crease. Who do you want to work for?

    Pray for

    *The POWER* of

    The MESSIAH in

    *The might of HIS strength* (Ephesians6:10 -17). And all 6 qualities mentioned of HIS great ARMOR. If we seek them out with all our heart&put on the 1st- 6 gifts, is it not his will to show us the *7th greater gift.

    Pray without ceasing(meaning morning&evening) that we may

    *be filled* with

    *the full knowledge* of

    *HIS will* for us in

    *all wisdom* &

    *spiritual understanding* (Colossians1:9).

    Pray like the mighty & receive like the mighty, HE is not a respecter of mankind what HE has done for one, HE will do for another !!

    That we may go forth girded up in HIS Truth, in HIS Power uncovering the great deceit in the last days & expose it with HIS Truth, silencing the scoffers in love & leading many to HIS magnificent Truth.

    Pray for YAHSHUA to send HIS Word that The SPIRIT of YAHWEH may bring IT to our remembrance, teaching us how our prayers may come in before HIM w/the fibrant prayer(the knocking) of the righteous(is it not written,James&Paul knew). That HE may open HE's gates w/Thanksgiving & enter into HIS courts w/praise, that HE may hear our prayers as sweet incense & act upon them(king David & John the Revelator knew). Because we pray according to The SPIRIT of Truth bringing to our remembrance The LivingWORD of The Magnificent SON, The MOUTHPIECE of The FATHER YAHWEH unto all the creation !!

    Let us pray to be among them, that ar jump higher &shouting louder, great thanksgiving & praise, crying out look what YAHSHUA can do with a lowly one like me!
  • S Spencer - 11 months ago
    John 2:23-25

    Now when he was in Jerusalem at the passover, in the feast day, MANY BELIEVED IN HIS NAME, ( when they saw the miracles which he did.)

    BUT JESUS DID NOT COMMIT HIMSELF UNTO THEM, because he knew all men,

    And needed not that any should testify of man: FOR HE KNEW WHAT WAS IN MAN.

    ( MANY BELIEVED IN HIS NAME,)

    ( BUT JESUS DID NOT COMMIT HIMSELF UNTO THEM.)

    ( FOR HE KNEW WHAT WAS IN MAN.)

    This group that believed on his name, Could we call these his sheep?

    John 6:64-66.

    But there are some of you that believe not. For Jesus knew from the beginning who they were that believed not, and who should betray him.

    And he said, Therefore said I unto you, that no man can come unto me, except it were given unto him of my Father.

    ( From that time many of his disciples went back, and walked no more with him.)

    "Were these his sheep"?

    I believe we all agree these in Matthew 7:23 are not his sheep.

    How about this group?

    Are they his sheep?

    "They went out from us, but they were not of us; for if they had been of us, they would no doubt have continued with us: but they went out, that they might be made manifest that they were not all of us. 1 John 2:19.

    They're all sheep!

    Turning back and getting lost is their nature!

    It's what sheep do!

    But Christ is the great shepherd and he has his own sheep!

    What is the role of the shepherd?

    What is the capability of the great shepherd?

    Answer; John 10:27-28. "My sheep hear my voice, and I know them, and they follow me:

    AND I GIVE UNTO THEM ETERNAL LIFE; AND THEY SHALL NEVER PERISH, NEITHER SHALL ANY MAN PLUCK THEM OUT OF MY HAND.

    Do you see the contrast between

    Jojn 10:27 and John 2:25,

    1 John 2:19. Mathew 7:23 and

    John 6:64-66 ?

    Answer; John 10:28-29
  • Donnie Gist - 11 months ago
    do god need faith for anything
  • Justjay - 11 months ago
    I'm in the book of Mark. My question is Jesus was the last supper an announced that one would betray him.( Judas ) if God is all knowing what 3 years before did Jesus pick him as a deciple. I understand that that God has knowledge of all. WAS THIS PREORDAINED. OR SOMETHING MORE?
  • Jimbob - 11 months ago
    GiGi to continue our conversation. I think its more about the bloodline, that would be the bloodline that Jesus would come through. The promise of Jesus was in ( Isa. 7:14) also in ( Isa. 9:6) There are probably a lot of other places in the Old Testament that show the promise of His coming. What about the promise of "in Isaac shall thy seed be called"? ( Gen. 21:12) The word (seed) is #2233; it means fruit, plant, sowing-time, ((posterity)), carnally, child, bear, conceive seed. The word (called) is #7121; it means to call out to, address by name, that are bidden, call (forth) cry (unto) guest, invite. Those who are (called) would be the church being called out by name wouldn't it GiGi? And this is the OT. Now the New Testament ( Rom. 9:7) and ( Heb. 11:18) The word (seed) in Greek is #4690; it means something sown, i.e. seed (including male "sperm") by implying ((offspring)). The word (called) in Greek is #2564; it means to "call" aloud, bid, call (forth) (whose sur-) name (was called) (That would be the church being called out by name). In ( Eph. 5:27) The word (church) is #1577; it means a calling out, to "call" aloud, bid, call (forth) This is the seed or bloodline Jesus Christ was born through and it seems to be that bloodline in the Lastdays of which those who are called out by name, that would be the church. I know people are grafted in if they believe but this would have to be those who are chosen from the foundation of the world as ( Eph. 1:4) tells us. ( Eph. 1:3-5,10-11) We see in ( 1 Thess. 4:16-17) The word (shout) is #2752; it means a cry of incitement "hail" to incite by word, i.e. order, bid, (at, give) command. Thank you Jesus!! I may have went a little off track here but what are your thoughts on this GiGi? Blessings.
  • Jody - 11 months ago
    Is magic that's done for entertainment go against the word of God? I don't mean anything evil, hateful or hurtful, I'm just talking about magicians who perform shows.
  • John ray - 11 months ago
    My question is will God allow you to go through things for you to learn and yes I am a born again Christian so should I accept what's coming and just be thankful and grateful I know through the Bible a lot of people suffer a lot unfortunately I'm that's not me
  • Adam - 11 months ago
    Lust. Matthew 5:28

    I'd like to seek counsel from other brothers and sisters in Christ on what precisely lust is.

    My question is how can we know at what point noticing the beauty of God's creation becomes lust? Is lust imagining a sinful act with a specific person? What if its a daydream fantasy when someone spaces out or a dream while sleeping? Can we be guilty of sin when we're not fully conscious?

    Men and women were created to be physically attracted to each other. We were designed to have excitement and I assume those natural functions are not inherently evil within the proper context, but at some point outside of marriage it is. What exactly is that point? And is it possible to lust within marriage after your own spouse? Thank you.
  • Free - 11 months ago
    Hello all dear do you all know how valuable to the Lord u are? And testify of Him with yourselves as long as you are here on Earth. Then come Holy Spirit, be with us in understanding, and open our eyes and heart that we may see this.

    When I heard that I was a witness to the Lord did I think very briefly and thought for myself that this is going to be scant and bad. (Smileys) Today after 20+ years I have found that it is the greatest task, the most fun and rewarding case, the testimony case way. Because we can be where we are, Hallelujah Amen.

    Today I want to mention something to you when the Lord put a few words on me. A few weeks back, this was a hot topic in here on the web. Now I hope that the Holy Spirit shows you all who still believe that we will be taken away before the great tribulation. That He shows you that we are going to be part of much much more.

    Matthew 13:47-52 Especially in verses 49-50 Here JESUS says clearly that the Angels will come and divide the wicked from the Righteous. Now remember all the scriptures that have appeared on this topic. Set up an opinion yourselves. If you don't understand it today: Same thing, because you'll see it eventually. It's true what JESUS says.

    And not all teachings about this and that. We have shapes how to dress and what to eat and so on, endless rows of injunctions and rules in addition to the LAW that is in our hearts. As time has passed for my task of being a WITNESS. So, my days have ended in a separate little apartment. Which I don't want! I want to be out witnessing to the Lord. But bodily weakness kind of denies me. Or yes, I can crawl. That would be both painful and unappealing. So then the matter is this: Don't you think He may have used for me after all? Certainly, He does. Yesterday I was visited by a dear sister in the Lord, she came to me and talked about the light, a brilliant light. But we'll take that another time. Om the web the Time is short! (Smileys) See u all and be glad love u in Christ.
  • Jalann - 11 months ago
    why did God make us
  • Chubby1 - 11 months ago
    What male and female share the same name in the bible?
  • Richard H Priday - 11 months ago
    Assurance of salvation series: Part 1-Just what is salvation?

    Most of us are familiar with the verse in Romans 10:9-10 where we are told to confess with our mouth and believe in our hearts that Christ is Lord. I thought that I would focus on the second part since "confessional regeneration" as some Calvanists like to spin it today seems to be a rampant event. First; of course we have to assume that we are confessing the true Christ and not a New Age One; that is from a spirit that confesses that Christ indeed came in the flesh as opposed to the verse 1 John 4:3 that would cover any other errant one such as that He was just a great teacher; a Prophet or something to that affect. Truly He was the "I AM" ( John 8:56-59). That truth; as I have pointed out in previous posts proved that Peter knew with Divine Revelation such information ( Matt. 16:17). That gives us some understanding that with Judas Iscariot that likely wasn't revealed although it in not stated.

    As stated earlier as well; the Calvanist likes to use the term "total depravity" describing the human soul state of unregenerate man. It is hard to argue with such logic when we see verses such as Psalm 58:3; and Isaiah 53:6; not to mention the progression toward the madness in Revelation 19; also reflected in Psalm 2.

    I tend to think of our calloused hearts much like going to the dentist having our teeth cleaned. Most of us miss certain areas flossing; the plaque buildup requires major scraping; reflossing; and deep treatments with flouride while we marvel at the disgusting smelly crap that has built up in between our teeth despite what we considered adequate care. Maybe it is only me.

    Or; we could look at C.S. Lewis quoting Edmond in the Narnia Series (not sure which one) where Christ was compared to a lion.

    The character expected a mild peeling away of the dead skin; instead it penetrated like heart surgery. Such imagery also was given to Aslan as to how deep he had to be wounded for us.
  • Richard H Priday - 11 months ago
    Concluding thoughts on introduction to assurance of salvation.

    I would appreciate for those few that regularly respond to my posts to keep these discussions in prayer. I suppose I could put a separate prayer request up; but you guys know who I am talking about here. It would be good for this to permeate to a larger audience. I will; of course ask for prayer on that happening not for my own ego but because there are many who need to have a healthy assurance of salvation; and others who need to wrestle it out; as it were like Jacob with the Angel of God. How bad to we want the blessing; or how bad do we want Jesus? This is not wrong to pursue; as the persistent widow parable states. Sadly (speaking for myself) I spend much of my time asking for things that aren't His will and that is usually due to my heart condition rather than any obvious worldly desire as I wouldn't want to do something that stupid asking for a rebuke. I don't think I'm alone here; I sense that many have hearts that have turned cold and distant so that the concept of a loving God seems like an ecclesiastical topic on an esoteric plane rather than a daily living reality. Ugh; I suppose I'm worse off than I want to admit so I'll take any prayer I can get.

    Living out what is truly our living Hope should be done with love; joy; peace; longsuffering and the like. I feel at this juncture that I should ask you guys to pray that my heart is in the same place with my mind; which I feel has been trained to function at some proficiency in meting out the Word as a Berean and in a balanced manner. I want to warn about emotions and things other than the Word and Spirit ( Romans 8:16) giving us assurance. Those who know me here are aware somewhat of my personal struggles living with unsaved parents at present; and scars from a divorce years ago. Isaiah 53:5 is something I feel I must live out more effectively.

    Anyway; as I said I hope this generates further discussion on an important topic.
  • Josephus - 11 months ago
    Where did darkness come from?
  • Preacher of Truth - 11 months ago
    Spiritual Truth - Part 1

    The Word of God teaches us in 1 Cor. 2:14 that the natural man receiveth not the things of the Spirit of God: for they are foolishness unto him: neither can he know them because they are spiritually discerned.

    This is why those communicating their messages in this 'forum' so often use the word 'discerning' while the 'Word of God' is not of any private interpretation ( 2 Peter 1:20). This is why it also teaches; that anyone that is spiritual judgeth all things, yet he himself is judged of no man ( 1 Cor. 2:15).

    Please remember, the words from the 'Word of God' are according to the 'Spirit of Truth' ( John 14:17). Furthermore, the Spirit of truth cannot be received by this world ( John 14:17) as this whole world has been deceived ( Rev. 12:9).

    Please study the 'Word of God' and learn of the difference between the 'natural' and the 'spiritual' body ( 1 Cor. 15:44) and how and by whom this whole world has been deceived ( Rev. 12:9).

    Seek, and ye shall find ( Matthew 7:7).

    It is God's will for all men to be saved, and to come unto the knowledge of the truth ( 1 Timothy 2:4), but not everyone that saith unto me, Lord, Lord, shall enter into the kingdom of heaven; but he that doeth the will of my Father which is in heaven ( Matthew 7:21).

    Many will say unto me that day, Lord, Lord, have we not prophesied in thy name? And in thy name have cast out devils? And in thy name done many wonderful works? ( Matthew 7:22).

    And then will I profess unto them I never knew you: depart from me, ye that work iniquity ( Matthew 7:23). If you would like to know who by nature your Father is, may we suggest you read John 8::43-45.
  • Hills - 11 months ago
    will i be saved
  • Josephus - 11 months ago
    Will Adam never receive salvation
  • Josephus - 11 months ago
    What or who was Lucifer?
  • S Spencer - 11 months ago
    DEUTERONOMY 6:4.

    Hear, O Israel: The LORD our God is one LORD:

    There's only one God.

    John 10:30.

    John 14:7-9.

    If ye had known me, ye should have known my Father also: and from henceforth ye know him, and have seen him.

    Philip saith unto him, Lord, shew us the Father, and it sufficeth us.

    Jesus saith unto him, HAVE I BEEN SO LONG TIME WITH YOU, AND YET HAST THOU NOT KNOWN ME, PHILIP? he that hath seen me hath seen the Father; and how sayest thou then, Shew us the Father?

    1 Corinthians 15:28.

    And when all things shall be subdued unto him, then shall the Son also himself be subject unto him that put all things under him, THAT GOD MAY BE ALL IN ALL.

    This is after the Millennium reign, Then he will establish the eternal reign.

    Then he will return to his place where he was in the beginning,

    ( back to the God head)

    "That God may be all in all"

    Who raised Christ from the dead?

    John 10:17-18.

    Romans 8:11.

    Act 13:30.

    Answer; The triune God. "Elohm".

    If Jesus is the body of the Father but yet a separate God as one claims. That contradicts what is written in scripture.

    Ephesians 4:4-6.

    "There is one body, and one Spirit, even as ye are called in one hope of your calling;

    One Lord, one faith, one baptism,

    One God and Father of all, who is above all, and through all, and in you all."

    We're servants and worshipers of that one God. Now and for ever.

    God will share his glory with no man.

    Isaiah 42:8.
  • 0817880641 - 11 months ago
    Concerning Creation

    My question is When did God create other human beings?

    During the 7 Day's circle or after the 7 Day's circle?

    Second question

    We all know of the how part of Adam and Eve and am far more interested in the how part of other people?

    Adam comes from a dust, Eve from the ribs of Adam, Jesus Christ was born from the virgin Mary.

    How did God create other human beings?
  • S Spencer - 11 months ago
    Concerning our eternal security.

    If I can lose my salvation;

    how do I re-save myself if I still abide in this sinful flesh?

    If perfection is required; can we ever produce perfection being born of Adam?

    Isn't that's why we have to be born Again?

    Consider these verses:

    1 John 3:9Whosoever is born of God doth not commit sin; for his seed remaineth in him: and he cannot sin, because he is born of God.

    1 Corinthians 15:45-51

    And so it is written, The first man Adam was made a living soul; the last Adam was made a quickening spirit.

    Howbeit that was not first which is spiritual, but that which is natural; and afterward that which is spiritual.

    The first man is of the earth, earthy: the second man is the Lord from heaven.

    As is the earthy, such are they also that are earthy: and as is the heavenly, such are they also that are heavenly.

    And as we have borne the image of the earthy, we shall also bear the image of the heavenly.

    Now this I say, brethren, that flesh and blood cannot inherit the kingdom of God; neither doth corruption inherit incorruption.

    Behold, I shew you a mystery; We shall not all sleep, but we shall all be changed, ( Then you will be perfect)

    ( neither doth corruption inherit incorruption.)

    Being born of this corruptible flesh

    If one can lose his salvation, he could never get it back!

    I've seen one post saying; no one is saved or knows he's saved until the judgment.

    (Isn't that the opposite of faith?)

    Consider these verses:

    2 Corinthians 1:22

    Ephesians4:30.

    Ephesians 1:13-14.

    In whom ye also trusted, after that ye heard the word of truth, the gospel of your salvation: in whom also after that ye believed, ye were sealed with that holy Spirit of promise,

    Which is the earnest of our inheritance until the redemption of the purchased possession, unto the praise of his glory.

    God bless.
  • Adam - 11 months ago
    Thoughts on James 5:19-20

    19 Brethren, if any of you do err from the truth, and one convert him;

    20 Let him know, that he which converteth the sinner from the error of his way shall save a soul from death, and shall hide a multitude of sins.

    NASB on verse 19 instead of "err", it says "strays" from the truth.

    NIV says "wander" from the truth.

    James is written to Christ followers- the twelve tribes and calls them brothers and sisters and the writing seems to suggest they have faith, like 1:3. And suggests they have assemblies (church) like 2:1.

    First thing I notice is it acknowledges that a Christ follower can fall away, stray, wander, err from the truth. This might mean the Christian temporarily is not following Christ, maybe takes a detour, gets a flat tire, gets confused and goes the wrong way for a short time like I do when driving. Some Christians believe it is impossible to stay or fall away, so this verse might be a surprise to them.

    Next, it suggests that the one who stayed is endanger of hell (save a soul from death), so this err from the truth is quite serious.

    But it suggests that someone who helps correct the person shall hide/cover a multitude of sins. This is the part I find most interesting. What do you think it means? Could those like Billy Graham who spent their lifetime preaching and trying to convert the lost have more forgiveness or more 'more' grace?
  • Lydia on Luke 12:6 - 11 months ago
    Will I still go to heaven if I'm a good person but don't worship the lord?
  • Richard H Priday - 11 months ago
    Knowing God vs knowing about Him: reflections on Good Friday

    John 14:9 shows how Christ rather emphatically questions Philip as to his compression of God the Father when in the presence of His Son. This verse is by no means isolated where He states what seems to be obvious as to His inevitable death on the cross; as well as His divinity. Matthew 16:17 shows what seems to be an incredible swing in Peter's life from supernatural wisdom from the Spirit; to being influenced by Satan himself just a few verses later in Matthew 16:23 when Jesus says "get behind me Satan."

    Mark 10:33 as well as an equivalent passage in Luke and others in Mark 9 make it clear that Jesus repeatedly explained His fate.

    This should serve as a warning to us; along with of course Peter's prophesied betrayal and denial of Christ (which BTW also was what the other disciples did; without making such a bold proclamation of loyalty as Peter did).

    The Pharisees; clearly should have known who Christ was; as well as those residents of Chorazin; Bethsaida and Capernium ( Matt. 11:21-22) whose judgments were to be greater than Sodom and Gomorrah who apparently would have repented seeing such things. This is; to say the least a sobering statement. Clearly apart from Divine Revelation we all are blinded.

    Romans 5:7-8 shows how although someone may die for a righteous man; for wicked rebels as us who would want to do so?

    But the Father from the beginning had some who would be called His own; and chosen (see John 6:37 and many other verses in John on the subject of Predestination also some of my segments on that subject in discussing John).

    As the Spirit strives against the flesh ( Galatians 5:17); we realize that we don't love God in our old nature once the Spirit takes residence. We understand not only consequences of our sin; but that we don't want to grieve the Spirit ( Ephesians 4:30). It must be love which leads us to obedience ( John 14:15). Apart from grace our efforts are in vain.
  • Richard H Priday - 11 months ago
    Thoughts on Christ's sacrifice and how it should mirror our own journey as pilgrims on the earth ( 1 Peter 2:11).

    The Lord along with at least 2 Apostles lived with an understanding of their time of death approaching (Paul after being warned what would come to pass in Jerusalem; and Peter after Christ's questioning his love for Him). There was always care to the disciples in the case of Christ; and the church in regard to Paul's ministry in particular but certainly Peter and others as well which superceded their own sufferings. This takes Spirit filled living of course; as well as loving our enemies ( Matt. 5:44). Jesus showed the ultimate example of concern at the cross (See John 19:26-27) when John brought Mary into his home (indicating; of course that Joseph had passed away by this point along with his absence in this passage).

    Our natural inclination would be to react as Matthew 16:22 as Peter did to the thought of Christ going to the cross if we are honest. Good Friday is only good to us if we go beyond some ritual commemorating suffering without understanding His substitutionary death results in our atonement and ultimately commenced in victory at the Resurrection. This is how ugly our sins were and of course it demonstrates how we were yet sinners and Christ died for us; His enemies ( Romans 5:8). Christ; of course chose to do the Father's will; He was in one sense the victim of circumstances; but these were predestined to bring us to glory. The Father in Isaiah 53:10 was pleased to crush His Son; we cannot comprehend this as to the Godhead; or as to how great His love is for us.

    Therefore let us commit our whole lives to patiently serving God; and believing that He is a rewarder of those who do good and diligently serve Him. ( Heb. 11:6). May we minister to the Body as we are all adopted sons; and no longer of this world. Isaiah 53:11 shows how Christ will enjoy the result of His suffering; Psalm 91:16 may apply to our future as well.


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