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  • Earl Bowman - In Reply on Isaiah 13:10 - 5 years ago
    Scott, may the Spirit grace you with his wisdom,

    Hebrews 2:8 Thou hast put ALL things in subjection under his feet. For in that he put ALL in subjection under him, he left nothing that is not put under him. BUT NOW WE SEE NOT YET ALL THINGS PUT UNDER HIM.

    GBU
  • Steve - In Reply on John 14:1 - 5 years ago
    I believe the Holy Spirit moved upon Mary and she conceived Jesus , God in flesh in perfect union . So that makes Jesus the Son of God come in the flesh to save the world . I would not add more to who Jesus is , this explains everything to me .

    No one ever was born like this but Jesus . Mary was Holy or this never would have taken place . Jesus proved He was of God but the way he lived and did things by God as well , Jesus always gave credit to his father . The Lord God of all even himself .
  • Evans ayite on Isaiah 55:11 - 5 years ago
    Thank god for this great messages
  • Carol Jones on Mark 1 - 5 years ago
    What. Is. Palsy. Born. Of. Four
  • Earl Bowman - In Reply on Isaiah 13:10 - 5 years ago
    Scott, the Spirit grace you with understanding:

    Revelation 11:15 ....... The kingdoms of this world (natural, sinful) are become the kingdoms (spiritual, sinless) of our Lord, and his Christ;......

    May the Spirit grace you with his wisdom.
  • Lou Contino - In Reply on Matthew 10 - 5 years ago
    I believe you are correct. After more praying, I see that staff is exactly that, a staff. The confusion I had with Matthew wasn't there with Mark and certainly not in Hebrews or elsewhere used in the old testament. No allegory at all, crystal clear as a staff is a stick. Matthews verse threw me because it said " nor yet" before staff. But 'yet' is likened to 'though' same as 'save' in Marks verse is likened to 'though or only or but'. So as you said it is what is stated. Thank you for your response. Peace.
  • Diane on Psalms 27 - 5 years ago
    When one has failed the Lord deeply

    AFTER, salvation......Is He given-up on

    you ? Does He still provide after one

    tries to come back to Him ? Tell me what

    to read. I feel I'll never get Him back

    now.
  • Beverly Waldrop on Matthew 1 - 5 years ago
    Just looking for something other than Bible app. Was hoping to have it as a vocal to listen to
  • Racquel - In Reply on 1 Peter 5 - 5 years ago
    I am growing in Christ. A sister is counseling me. I am receiving Bible study on a weekly basis along with Sunday service now. Thank God! I no longer run the street!
  • Chris - In Reply on John 14:1 - 5 years ago
    My understanding on this matter is that, according to Matthew 1:20, "for that which is conceived in her is of the Holy Ghost", the seed or embryo placed in Mary's womb was entirely of the Lord. That is, the Word of God was sent in seed form to be placed in a human so that the child to be born was fully from God, as God, being born into the world in fleshly form. I don't believe that Mary contributed anything to the Holy Seed but was used by God to be the means for His Son to come into the world, in fulfilment of His Plan & the prophecies made about Him.

    So when Jesus faced Satan at that time of rigorous temptation ( Matthew 4:1-11), it was Satan's goal to cause the sin nature to come into Jesus by Jesus succumbing to him, as Jesus wasn't born with such a nature. Unlike Jesus, we are the products of human seed (not Divine seed) fusing & developing, thereby we have no choice other than inheriting the sin nature of our parents. So when we are tempted to sin, Satan already has a prepared fertile ground on which to make his appeal, & so we give in easily. But with Jesus, Satan had to try desperately to cause a sin nature to develop in Him, thereby rendering His coming & being a worthy Sacrifice, a total failure, leaving mankind wallowing in his sin & eventual judgement by God for it.

    Praise be to God that Jesus resisted Satan's thrusts, proving His Divine Power over evil & being the one & only acceptable & worthy Sacrifice for our sins. What we could never do, Christ fully did for us. So the seed from which we came into the World was already clothed with a sin nature, yet when we are born again, our spirits are made new by the Spirit of God so that it cannot sin ( 1 John 3:9). What then causes us to fall again & again? Well, we're still in that body of flesh (from the original seed) so the battle against sin rages, until the redemption of the body ( Romans 8:23) into a complete change into purity & sinlessness.
  • Chris - In Reply on Isaiah 53:7 - 5 years ago
    Genesis 9:11 tells us that God promises to not use a flood to destroy the Earth & its inhabitants ever again as He did in Noah's days. Rather, it will be by fire ( 1 Peter 3:5-7). What we're seeing as destruction & loss of lives by fires, floods & earthquakes, are normal phenomena that have been occurring throughout history. However, it appears that their appearance now seem to come with greater frequency & force, to which one can conclude will eventually usher in the full extent of God's Anger (the Great Tribulation) that will be poured out upon the God-forsaking, Christ-rejecting World.
  • Chris - In Reply on Matthew 10 - 5 years ago
    I'm afraid that I would have to leave you to search for & consider the 'other' meanings of 'staff & stave' & find answers, as I can only read these passages as given - as instructions to the disciples on what they should take with them in their ministry.

    In Matthew chapter 10 verse 9, they were told to not to carry 'cash', rather to trust God to meet their daily needs. In verse 10, they should not be burdened with extra baggage, but to go just as they were & to trust God when their sandals wore out or another need arose. The word 'staves' are used elsewhere in the Gospels along with 'swords'. When those people approached Jesus to arrest him, some came with swords & others 'staves', or sticks. It could be that whether some of the disciples used 'staves' as for support/help in their journeyings or to fend off undesirables, Jesus is saying that these things were unimportant, rather the urgent ministry to the "lost sheep of the house of Israel".

    Sorry that I can't help you with your enquiry - I don't go in much for allegorizing, unless indicated in the Scriptures. I generally understand the Scriptures as given unless there is a spiritual meaning intended (as in the parables) or veiled in abstract forms (as in the Book of Revelation).
  • Earl Bowman - In Reply on Isaiah 13:10 - 5 years ago
    Scott, may the Spirit grace you with understanding:

    1 Corinthians 15:16 Howbeit that was not first which is spiritual, but that which is natural (can be seen); and afterwards that which is spiritual (can't be seen).

    The history in the old testament was lived in the natural, but is also symbolic of what will be lived out in the spiritual. Adam (natural) was also symbolic of Christ (now in the Spirit which is the Holy Ghost) Adam was put into a deep sleep (natural, but symbolic of Christ death) Eve (natural, but symbolic of the church, Christ bride).

    Abraham (natural, but symbolic of our spiritual Father) offered Isaac (natural, but symbolic of Christ our spiritual brother) as a sacrifice.

    The old testament is our examples and symbols (shadows) of future events.

    Babylon (natural and still existing today is also symbolic of the condition of mankind). It's this sinful condition that will no longer exist when the spiritual work of the Holy Ghost is complete.

    1 Corinthians 15:24 Then cometh the end, when he (Christ the Holy Ghost) shall have delivered up the kingdom of God, even the Father; when he (holy Ghost) shall put down ALL rule and ALL authority and power,

    (25) For he (Holy Ghost) must reign, till he (Holy Ghost) hath put ALL enemies under his (Holy Ghost) feet.

    (26) The last enemy that will be destroyed will be death (because ALL will have put on spiritual bodies which death can't hurt)

    (27) For he (God the Father) has put ALL things under his (Christ the Holy Ghost) feet. But when he (God the Father) saith ALL things are put under him (Christ the Holy Ghost), it is manifest that he (God the Father) is excepted (the exception), which (God the Father) did put ALL things under him (Christ the Holy Ghost).

    (28) And when ALL things shall be subdued unto him (Christ the Holy Ghost), then shall THE SON ALSO HIMSELF be subject to him (GOD THE FATHER) that put all things under him (the Son), and GOD WILL BE ALL IN ALL.
  • Wanda S Williams on Romans 4 - 5 years ago
    I thank you for God's word released into my life, at such a time as this
  • NORMAN Carter Sr on John 14:1 - 5 years ago
    Did GOD put the Word in Mary's womb to unite with Mary's egg to be conceived as Jesus?
  • John - In Reply on Job 1 - 5 years ago
    Hello, God allowing something is not the same as God causing something.
  • Cds on John 1 - 5 years ago
    What is guile
  • Stephen on Job 1 - 5 years ago
    Adam: re: "...what his God did to him..."

    Doesn't Job 2:3 have God telling Satan that Satan has caused God to move against Job?

    It seems to me, (I'm no scholar, mind you,) but it seems to me that this statement from Job's God confirms that Job's God DID do those things to Job.
  • Roy - In Reply on 1 John 3:12 - 5 years ago
    Hello Rachat, your line of thinking was spot on correct about Cain's father.
  • Rick Colombe on 1 Kings 12:9 - 5 years ago
    According to what I read in chapter 12 Solomon was a harsh king over Israel. Am I missing something here?
  • Yahya on Proverbs 20:5 - 5 years ago
    can you just believe in religion and be china no .so you can't just be isreal but Cleaning to Israel and they ways and be of christ
  • Steve on Deuteronomy 33 - 5 years ago
    Deuteronomy 33v3

    These saints also called people , existing before Moses time , also there is a reference to this in Ecclesiasticus ch 45 v 1,2,3

    Theses saints origin ?

    It could also be what God Meant when he said "let us make man in our image . "

    We know God is Spirit , but if these saints where with God before the creation of the World , and there is nothing saying they where not . But they where before Moses time .

    Enoch is said to be an example of repentance to all generations and was translated, read in Ecclesiasticus 44 v 16
  • Gilbert on Psalms 34 - 5 years ago
    love the bible
  • Bob - In Reply on Matthew 15:27 - 5 years ago
    Thank you, Chris. After reading the passage, I too was a bit unsure of its meaning. Your input was very helpful!
  • Mick - In Reply on Psalms 121 - 5 years ago
    Amen. Peace be with you.
  • Mick - In Reply on Psalms 27 - 5 years ago
    Hi Gloria,

    There are several references to tithing in the Bible. Check out Genesis 14:20. A book I have that is helpful in these matters is Where to Find It in the Bible by Ken Anderson.
  • Scott Bestler on Isaiah 13:10 - 5 years ago
    In Isaiah 13:20 the Word says Babylon will never be inhabited again, yet it's present day Iraq with millions of people right? It doesn't sound like this is a future event in the text, but I'm wondering what else it could be.
  • Gloria on Psalms 27 - 5 years ago
    Where is it in the Bible that we should pay a tenth
  • Joyce on Zechariah 6 - 5 years ago
    What man in the Bible is named after a Chicken in Zechariah
  • Lillie Young on Psalms 121 - 5 years ago
    I Trust in the Lord! He is my life' commander, he sees and know all ;Even when I'm confused.


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