Religion of the Heart
Christianity is a religion of the heart. God writes His laws on our hearts (Hebrews 8:10), and no one else enforces them. To be a faithful Christian, the choice is yours.
Christianity is a religion of the heart. God writes His laws on our hearts (Hebrews 8:10), and no one else enforces them. To be a faithful Christian, the choice is yours.
In this lesson we will look at three great mothers of the Bible 1) Jochebed them mother of Moses, 2) Hannah the mother of Samuel, and 3) Mary, the mother of Jesus. Each hearer will be able to discuss these mothers’ spiritual qualities. It was not worldly values that made these mothers great, but spiritual.
In this lesson we will look at four character lessons from the life of Moses. He 1) Shunned Sin, 2) Practiced Patience, 3) Erred in Excuses, and 4) Manifested Meekness. Each should have more knowledge of Moses and his character. This lesson seeks to help all understand more about Moses character and the example he sets for us today.
Doing things "in advance" means either borrowing from the future or preparing for it. Like Moses (Hebrews 11:24-26), will we live for the moment or prepare for eternity?
Yes, the Bible is inerrant as originally given because it is inspired by God, who does not lie (2 Timothy 3:16). Alleged contradictions do not hold up under study.
After studying the issue, I am personally inclined to understand the number as one male and one female of the unclean and then four males and three females of the clean as well as the fowls. Economy of space within the ark would also support this conclusion.
Psalm 90, a prayer of Moses, is a saint's closing prayer. It is a prayer 1) Of Benediction to the Lord, 2) Respecting the Brevity of Life, 3) In Bequest to the Living.