... and stood for the truth of Christ even though it resulted in persecution, punishment, and hatred.
Again, Micaiah the Prophet was asked to speak like his fellow Prophets who were also summoned by Jehoshaphat ...
... I am my servant also will be” John 12:26. God is so wonderful he gave all humanity the talents to serve in different capacities within the church and outside. We should never see serving as punishment ...
... driving away of man from the garden of Eden and the punishment with death (Genesis 3:16-24), destruction of Sodom and Gomorrah (Genesis 19) are typical examples for us to learn from.
For us to see God ...
... and stood for the truth of Christ even though it resulted in persecution, punishment, and hatred.
Again, Micaiah the Prophet was asked to speak like his fellow Prophets who were also summoned by Jehoshaphat ...
... - no one else is responsible.
To be successful, you must be enthusiastic, optimistic and not pessimistic. We should not see work as punishment but as means to the end. “Whatever your hand finds to do, ...
... desire shall be for your husband, And he shall rule over you.”
Fortunately, God sent His son, Jesus Christ, our savior, to redeem us from this punishment! 1Tim 2:14-15 gives an account of the reversal ...
... punishment. We must discipline children in the correct, God-given way outlined in the Bible! If they don’t learn to respect authority in the home, we cannot expect them to do so in society. We want to ...
... I am my servant also will be” John 12:26. God is so wonderful he gave all humanity the talents to serve in different capacities within the church and outside. We should never see serving as punishment ...
... (Charles B. Hodge, Jr.).
Death by crucifixion was a capital punishment that was probably invented by the Persians and it was later perfected by the Romans. Crucifixion was the ultimate form of humiliation. ...
... lead to sin and spiritual death.
Jesus is our hope, He is our only hope of salvation. His sacrifice serves as the punishment that we deserve – He paid that for us. Romans 8:4 says we must no longer ...
... take the punishment for sin that we all deserve. The disciples should have known that. The Jewish nation should have known that (see Isaiah 53), but they had failed to listen to the message.
People ...
... driving away of man from the garden of Eden and the punishment with death (Genesis 3:16-24), destruction of Sodom and Gomorrah (Genesis 19) are typical examples for us to learn from.
For us to see God ...
... the light of God and eternal punishment for people who refused to see the light of God and rejected it. Let us acknowledge the presence of God's light on earth, appreciate it and bring other people to partake ...
... punishment that we deserved to pay and has become a sin offering for us. The other part of this passage that is very important is at the end, the qualifier that is attached to this offer of forgiveness. ...
... lead to sin and spiritual death.
Jesus is our hope, He is our only hope of salvation. His sacrifice serves as the punishment that we deserve – He paid that for us. Romans 8:4 says we must no longer ...
Then they said to each other, "What we're doing is not right. This is a day of good news and we are keeping it to ourselves. If we wait until daylight, punishment will overtake us. Let's go at once and ...
... - no one else is responsible.
To be successful, you must be enthusiastic, optimistic and not pessimistic. We should not see work as punishment but as means to the end. “Whatever your hand finds to do, ...
... desire shall be for your husband, And he shall rule over you.”
Fortunately, God sent His son, Jesus Christ, our savior, to redeem us from this punishment! 1Tim 2:14-15 gives an account of the reversal ...
... punishment. We must discipline children in the correct, God-given way outlined in the Bible! If they don’t learn to respect authority in the home, we cannot expect them to do so in society. We want to ...
... and stood for the truth of Christ even though it resulted in persecution, punishment, and hatred.
Again, Micaiah the Prophet was asked to speak like his fellow Prophets who were also summoned by Jehoshaphat ...
