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  • Geraldine Cole on Galatians 1 - 9 years ago
    2Corinthans chapter 5 v17 therefore if any man be in Christ he is a new creature old things are passed away behold all things are become new.v18 and all things are of God who has reconciled us to himself by Jesus Christ. We become knew from the inside out as the Lord Jesus clean us up we lose the need to do the things we use to.thats the process we are new creature but Jesus gave us free will
  • Thomas E Snead on Psalms 1 - 9 years ago
    Hi my friend I would like to find God for a new life
  • Mainasara Noma on Philippians 4 - 9 years ago
    I think what the writer of this book was moved by the Spirit to write is fully captured in chapter 4.
    Am concentrate on vrs. 18, which shows a wealthy church, that is fully contented in all things, and shares all things in common with the saints that are in need. Lesson learned is that I should seek to trust God with my need, and be grateful always!!!
  • A disciple - 9 years ago
    That cute story about a certain door in the old city is all made up; and completely detracts from everything the Lord is talking here about! He was saying its impossible for those who trust in riches to be saved! Like a camel through the eye of a needle; (like thread for sewing!) It's the same kind of ridiculous thought to the rich, that his wealth has no influence with God; for that's ALL he is!
  • A disciple on Luke 18 - 9 years ago
    The Parable of the Unjust Judge is a great lesson for Christians to understand just how much the Lord Himself is disgusted with and cannot stand the wicked and their works. Notice how the Lord says, "Hear what the unjust judge says! and shall not God avenge His own Elect, which cry day and night unto Him; though He bear long time WITH THEM?" Are you suffering grief and trial? He bears it with you!
  • A disciple - 9 years ago
    As you get to know the Scriptures of the Prophets better; you will see that God's plan for bringing this evil world to its end, means the complete emptying of the earth, and all the works that are in it, by fire and brimstone and fervent melting heat, which will burn up all the elements. It is not God's desire or wish at all to save anything of this evil world; but to raise it from the dead again.
  • A disciple - 9 years ago
    continuing: the Lord said that "as it was in the days before the flood, so shall it be when the Son of man is revealed." Reading chapter 6 of Genesis very carefully, you will see a striking similarity to the world we live in today: a great apostasy from the faith once delivered to the Saints; every thought and imagination of the ungodly only evil every day; and the world filled with violence.
  • A disciple on 1 Samuel 15 - 9 years ago
    Will; it was never God's plan for men to utterly corrupt themselves, and fill the earth with violence and perversion. Men chose to listen to the devil, and turn against everything good and clean and sacred, that God made "very good!" Once the corruption has taken hold of a person., or a whole people; the more they cast off all restraint from doing every wicked thing they imagine; ALL are ruined!
  • Rico on Psalms 91 - 9 years ago
    My Favorite psalms my Told me to read Amen
  • Hector D. on 1 Samuel 15 - 9 years ago
    The Amalekites had troubled Israel from the time they left Egypt(Ex17:8;Deut25:17)The last mention ofthe Amalekites is found in the book of Esther 9:5-10. The Amalekites had no fear of God, their hatred of the Jews and their repeated attempts to destroy God's people led them to their own destruction. Their fate should be a warning to all who would attempt to curse what God has blessed ( Gen 12:3)
  • Drake dyck on Proverbs 17 - 9 years ago
    Great proverb, all proverbs are inspiring in one way or another, thank God for the wisdom within them. One of my favorite understandings spoken from God is I have told My people they can have what they say, but My people are saying what they have.
  • Irene123 - 9 years ago
    Vs. 2,3,
  • Bruce on Luke 9 - 9 years ago
    Steph: not sure what you're saying?maybe.?But: without the Virgin Birth or The Resurrection, there is no Salvation or Truth.
  • Irene123 - 9 years ago
    To Will cont. - the reason god allowed children to be killed is very probably their parents would be gone and no one to raise them; and too those nations weren't God's people; He dealt only with Israel then. And too - your interest has nothing to do with what We should be concerned with - your own salvation - Acts 2:37-38. God BLESS you, Will ............
  • Irene123 on 1 Samuel 15 - 9 years ago
    To Will - That was a different dispensation. The nations around were heathens (gentiles). Worshipped their idol gods, sacrificed THEIR children to their gods (Molech, Astoroth, Chemosh, etc). Satan was in this idol worship. God had another dispensation for the gentiles, this one, the age of grace. Read the story of the so-called great Solomon in 2nd Sam., how he ended.
  • Linda on Proverbs 17 - 9 years ago
    I love proverbs 17:22 Worrying is like a rocking chair you rock and rock and rock and you get know where. So be happy in the Lord, because he's all you really need
  • Nathan martin on Isaiah 53 - 9 years ago
    We are the ones who have been put on tht cross I love u lord and am great full for every thing u have did for me.
  • Zoe on Proverbs 17 - 9 years ago
    thank you
  • Tyquan on Proverbs 17 - 9 years ago
    Our heart is like a medicine. The word that comes to mind is love. Love heals. A broken spirit dries the bones. The word that comes to mind is will. Our will must be God's will. That's where our strength comes from.
  • Katherine Phelps-Griffin on 1 Samuel 15 - 9 years ago
    Consider the scripture that makes it clear that God is the potter and we humans are simply the clay. We are without right or power to demand an explanation from God; all men have failed and come short of the Glory of God; Jacob have I loved, Esau have I hated.
  • Charles on John 14 - 9 years ago
    Comment*I like it
  • Lilian on Proverbs 17 - 9 years ago
    A Merry heart doeth good like medicine but a broken spirit drieth the bones. Jesus love the cheerful giver and find his people who are lost what a beautiful God we serve. Praise you Jesus and i will worship you alone for you are worthy thanks to the blood Jesus amen
  • Stephende on Luke 9 - 9 years ago
    Jesus taught the truth to anyone who would listen. To me it doesn't matter if he was virgin born or resurrected but his words are true.
  • A disciple on Luke 4 - 9 years ago
    The Lord Jesus confessed that He always did those things that pleased the Father; and so for our example to follow, He set everything He did and taught, in the way we should learn how to lay our foundation in God, and build upon. If we are to realize the blessedness, and be able to teach others of the way; we must first and fundamentally be proven by the searching fire of the Word, against Satan.
  • A disciple on Luke 4 - 9 years ago
    Before Jesus began His public service to the people, He subjected Himself to self-denial and trial of His soul under the devil's temptations. We should learn from Him in all things, and seek the same Spirit of wisdom, and a character that responds and behaves with honor, steadfastness and virtue. When we have set ourselves to seek God and humble ourselves, we must endure faithful and true.
  • Will on 1 Samuel 15 - 9 years ago
    What does it mean at 1 Samuel 15:3 Now go and smite Amalek, and utterly destroy all that they have, and spare them not; but slay both man and woman, infant and suckling, ox and sheep, camel and ass?

    Question: Why did God kill young children?
  • David Mulbah Woodtor on Psalms 23 - 9 years ago
    Since I was a kid I have always recite the 23rd psalms for my kids and me and for the world because I know that it is one of the most effective way to communicate to our one holy God. It's too powerful and it saved me during the senseless civil war in my native land. I was reciting it when people were killed on my side and whenever it's my time to be executed I was spare. As I continue I was saved
  • April A. Hawley on Psalms 23 - 9 years ago
    It summarizes the gifts of salvation to those who accept our Lord Jesus. Only a loving Father could give such gifts. Reading it gives the believer the peace that can only come from God, who deserves all praise.
  • Gloria anderson on Psalms 91 - 9 years ago
    His shield of protection knowing His protection His love
  • Bruce on Luke 17 - 9 years ago
    Two men,two women: men or women are not in the original they were added by King James. like Irene posted: two Shall be in one bed;-----. two Shall be grinding----. two Shall be in the field;


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