1 Chronicles 12:32 KJV[32] And of the children of Issachar, which were men that had understanding of the times, to know what Israel ought to do; the heads of them were two hundred; and all their brethren were at their commandment. The lifetime of a man is defined by seasons which give definitions to the […]
Think of two containers, one transparent and spotlessly plain, and the other coated black and opaque. Which of them is more likely to allow for the penetration of light? Let us consider a scripture. 2 Corinthians 4:3-4: AMP. 3. But even if our gospel is [in some sense] hidden [behind a veil], it is hidden
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How can you find a God who’s invisible?Where can you find a God, whose fullness fills the earth?Why should I chase after a God who’s surrounded by a host of innumerable angels? How insignificant my voice would be if I called out to Him? Finding God is never a destination. The same way fellowship with
The Lord has communicated to us that in this season He doesn’t just want us to have life but to have it in abundance.This Life He says, is a restoration of those things that the thief has come to kill, to steal, and to destroy. This life according to Ezekiel 37 brings everything that was
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We treated in our last article the “what” and the “why” question and in this article we are going to look extensively at the “who” question and how it impacts our knowledge of God again. So on to the last question, the question of WHO. Just as the “what” question finds relevance in the identity,
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Four whole questions boggle men, four questions that when gotten right will set a man like a blazing fire; these questions are the: Who, What, Why and the How question. Who am I? What am I doing here on earth? Why am I even on earth? And if there is any purpose at all, how
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