Friday, December 31, 2010

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1 Corinthians 2:4-5

4 Neither stood my word, and my preaching in the enticing speech of man’s wisdom,
but in plain evidence of the Spirit and of power,
5 That your faith should not be in the wisdom of men,
but in the power of God.

Related scriptures


Jeremiah 10:6-8, 12
Romans 1:16;
Romans 15:19;
1 Corinthians 4:20;
1 Thessalonians 1:5;
1 Thessalonians 2:2-5;
2 Peter 1:16;

Thursday, December 23, 2010

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1 Corinthians 1:10, 13

10 Now I beseech you, brethren, by the Name of
our Lord Jesus Christ, that ye all speak one thing,
and that there be no dissensions among you: but be ye
knit together in one mind, and in one judgment.
13 Is Christ divided? was Paul crucified for you?
either were ye baptized into the name of Paul?

Related Scripture

Matthew 12:25;
Mark 3:25;
Luke 11:17;
Romans 12:5, 16;
Romans 15:5;
1 Corinthians 10:17;
2 Corinthians 11:4;
2 Corinthians 13:11;
Philippians 2:2;
Philippians 4:2;

Wednesday, December 22, 2010

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Haggai 1:13; Haggai 2:5, 7

13 Then spake Haggai the Lord’s messenger in the
Lord’s message unto the people, saying, I am with
you, saith the Lord.
5 According to the word that I covenanted with
you, when ye came out of Egypt: so my Spirit shall
remain among you, fear ye not.
7 And I will move all nations, and the desire of
all nations shall come, and I will fill this House with
glory, saith the Lord of hosts.

Related Scripture

Genesis 49:10;
Exodus 29:45-46;
1 Chronicles 17:9;
Nehemiah 9:20;
Psalm 42:4;
Psalm 55:14;
Isaiah 60:7;
Isaiah 63:11;
Jeremiah 24:7;
Micah 4:2;
Zechariah 2:5;
Zechariah 8:8;
Malachi 3:1;
Romans 9:26;
2 Corinthians 6:16-18;

Monday, December 20, 2010

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Haggai 1:2-6

2 Thus speaketh the Lord of hosts, saying, This
people say, the time is not yet come, that the Lord’s
house should be built.
3 Then came the word of the Lord by the ministry
of the Prophet Haggai, saying,
4 Is it time for yourselves to dwell in your ceiled
houses, and this house lie waste?
5 Now therefore thus saith the Lord of hosts,
Consider your own ways in your hearts.
6 Ye have sown much, and bring in little: ye
eat, but ye have not enough: ye drink, but ye are
not filled: ye clothe you, but ye be not warm: and
he that earneth wages, putteth the wages into a
broken bag.

Editor’s thought - As I have written on many occasions God speaks to us on many levels, one of which I feel is spiritually. Herein then, think upon this; We are the temples that house His spirit, perhaps it is time for each of us to consider reaffirming ourselves to God. We all are dedicated to Him, but as in every home, or building there is always room for either improvements or repairs.

Related Scripture

Deuteronomy 28:38-40;
Deuteronomy 30:2-7;
Isaiah 35:10;
Isaiah 55:7;
Lamentations 3:40-41;
Hosea 8:7;
Zachariah 8:7-10;
Matthew 21:13;
Luke 14:23;
Romans 8:11;
Romans 12:1;
1 Corinthians 6:15;
Hebrews 8:10;


Sunday, December 19, 2010

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The Ten Commandments part 2b
By Martin Luther

Thou shalt not take the name of the Lord, thy God, in vain.
Exodus 20:7

For this reason, too, God has added a solemn threat to this commandment, to wit: For the Lord will not hold him guiltless that taketh His name in van. That is: It shall not be condoned to any one nor pass unpunished. For as little as He will leave it unavenged if any one turn his heart from Him, as little will He suffer His name to be employed for dressing up a lie. (Leviticus 5:1, 4;)Now alas! it is a common calamity in all the word that there are as few who are not using the name of God for purposes of Lying and all wickedness as there are those who with their heart trust alone in God.
For by nature we all have within us this beautiful virtue, to wit, that whoever has committed a wrong would like to cover up and adorn his disgrace, so that no one may see it or know it; and no one is so bold as to boast to all the world of the wickedness he has perpetrated, all wish to act by stealth and without any one being aware of what thy do(Psalm 139:11-12; Job 34:22; Psalm 90:8; John 3:19;). Then, if any one be arraigned, the name of God is dragged into the affair and must make the villainy look like godliness, and the shame like honor(Isaiah 5:20; Psalm 52:1-4; Proverbs 17:15;). This is the common course of the world, which, like a great deluge, has flooded all lands. Hence we have also as our reward what we seek and deserve: pestilences wars, famines, conflagrations, floods, wayward wives, children, servants, and all sorts of defilement. Whence else should so much misery come? It is still a great mercy that the earth bears and supports us.
Therefore, above all things, our young people should have this commandment earnestly enforced upon them, and they should be trained to hold this and the First Commandment in high regard; and whenever they transgress, we must at once be after them with the rod and hold the commandment before them, and constantly inculcate it, so as to bring them up not only with punishment, but also in the reverence and fear of God.
Thus you now understand what. it is to take God's name in vain, that is (to recapitulate briefly), either simply for purposes of falsehood, and to allege God's name for something that is not so, or to curse, swear, conjure, and, in short, to practice whatever wickedness one may. ( Genesis 6:5; Romans 1:18, 29;)
Besides this you must also know how to use the name [of God] aright. For when saying: Thou shalt not take the name of the Lord thy God, in vain, He gives us to understand at the same time that it is to be used properly. For it has been revealed and given to us for the very purpose that it may be of constant use and profit. Hence it is a natural inference, since using the holy name for falsehood or wickedness is here forbidden, that we are, on the other hand, commanded to employ it for truth and for all good, as when one swears truly where there is need and it is demanded. So also when there is right teaching, and when the name is invoked in trouble or praised and thanked in prosperity etc.(Psalm 50:15; Zechariah 13:9;Isaiah 58:2) For all this is bringing into the service of truth, and using it in a blessed way, and thus His name is hallowed, as we pray in the Lord's Prayer(Matthew 6:9; Luke 11:2;).
Thus you have the sum of the entire commandment explained. And with this understanding the question with which many teachers have troubled themselves has been easily solved, to wit, why swearing is prohibited in the Gospel, and yet Christ, St. Paul, and other saints often swore. The explanation is briefly this: We are not to swear in support of evil, that is, of falsehood, and where there is no need or use; but for the support of good and the advantage of our neighbor we should swear. For it is a truly good work, by which God is praised, truth and right are established, falsehood is refuted, peace is made among men, obedience is rendered, and quarrels are settled. For in this way God Himself interposes and separates between right and wrong, good and evil. If one part swears falsely, he has his sentence that he shall not escape punishment, ad though it be deferred a long time, he shall not succeed; that all that he may gain thereby will slip out of his hands, and he will never enjoy it; as I have seen in the case of many who perjured themselves in their marriage-vows, that they have never had a happy hour or a healthful day, and thus perished miserably in body, soul, and possessions. (Proverbs 17:13; Psalm 109:2-3, 29; Luke 9:25; Luke 19:26; Mark 8:36;)

Friday, December 17, 2010

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2 Peter 3:14, 17

14 Wherefore, beloved, seeing that ye look for such
things, be diligent that ye may be found of him in
peace, without spot and blameless.
17 Ye therefore beloved, seeing ye know these
things before, beware, lest ye be also plucked away
with the error of the wicked, and fall from your own
steadfastness.

Related Scripture

Deuteronomy 11:13, 16, 18;
Job 11:15;
Psalm 112:7;
Joel 2:12-13;
Mark 13:23;
1 Corinthians 1:8;
1 Corinthians 15:58;
Ephesians 4:14;
Colossians 1:23;
Hebrews 3:14;
Hebrews 6:19;
1 Peter 5:9;

Thursday, December 16, 2010

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2 Peter 3:9

9 The Lord of that promise is not slack (as some
men count slackness) but is patient toward us, and
would have no man to perish, but would all men to
come to repentance.

Related Scripture

Isaiah 30:18;
Isaiah 55:11;
Habakkuk 2:3;
Ezekiel 18:32;
Ezekiel 18:21-23;
Ezekiel 33:11;
John 3:15-17;
Romans 2:4;
1 Timothy 2:4;

Tuesday, December 14, 2010

ObamaCare Mandate Ruled Unconstitutional - Perspective - PatriotPost.US

ObamaCare Mandate Ruled Unconstitutional - Perspective - PatriotPost.US

A small step in the right (literally) direction. 

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2 Peter 1:5-10

5 Therefore give even all diligence thereunto:
join moreover virtue with your faith: and with
virtue, knowledge:
6 And with knowledge, temperance: and with
temperance, patience: and with patience, godliness:
7 And with godliness, brotherly kindness: and
with brotherly kindness, love.
8 For if these things be among you, and abound,
they will make you that ye neither shall be idle, nor
unfruitful in the acknowledging of our Lord Jesus
Christ:
9 For he that hath not these things, is blind, and
cannot see far off, and hath forgotten that he was
purged from his old sins.
10 Wherefore, brethren, give rather diligence
to make your calling and election sure: for if ye do
these things, ye shall never fall.

Related Scriptures

Proverbs 3:23;
Proverbs 4:12;
Jeremiah 31:9;
John 12:40;
John 15:2;
2 Corinthians 4:4;
2 Corinthians 8:7;
Galatians 6:10;
Philippians 4:8;
1 Peter 3:7;
2 Peter 3:18;
1 John 2:9-11;
1 John 3:15-19;

Monday, December 13, 2010

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1 Peter 5:6-9

6 Humble yourselves therefore under the mighty
hand of God, that he may exalt you in due time.
7 Cast all your care on him: for he careth for
you.
8 Be sober, and watch: for your adversary the
devil as a roaring lion walketh about, seeking whom
he may devour:
9 Whom resist steadfast in the faith, knowing
that the same afflictions are accomplished in your
brethren which are in the world.

Related Scriptures

Job 1:6-12;
Job 22:29;
Psalm 7:2;
Psalm 37:5;
Psalms 55:23;
Proverbs 28:15;
Matthew 4:1-10;
Matthew 6:25;
Matthew 18:4;
Matthew 23:12;
Luke 12:22;
Luke 22:31;
James 4:10;

Saturday, December 11, 2010

The Sunday Sermon



The Ten Commandments Part 2a
By Martin Luther

Thou shalt not take the name of the Lord, thy God, in vain.
Exodus 20:7

As the First Commandment (Exodus 20:3) has instructed the heart and taught the basis of faith, so this commandment leads us forth and directs the mouth and tongue to God. (Isaiah 45;23) For the first objects that spring from the heart (Matthew 15:19; Proverbs 4:23) and manifest themselves are words. (Matthew 15:11, 18) Now, as I have taught above how to answer the question, what it is to have a god, so you must learn to comprehend simply the meaning of this and all the commandments, and to apply it to yourself.
If, then, it be asked: How do you understand the Second Commandment, or what is meant by taking in vain, or misusing God's name? answer briefly thus: It is misusing God's name when we call upon the Lord God no matter in what way, for purposes of falsehood or wrong of any kind. Therefore this commandment enjoins this much, that God's name must not be appealed to falsely, or taken upon the lips while the heart knows well enough, or should know, differently; as among those who take oaths in court, where one side lies against the other. For God's name cannot be misused worse than for the support of falsehood and deceit. Let this remain the exact and simplest meaning of this commandment. (Exodus 20:16; Exodus 23:1)
From this every one can readily infer when and in how many ways God's name is misused, although it is impossible to enumerate all its misuses. Yet, to tell it in a few words, all misuse of the divine name occurs, first, in worldly business and in matters which concern money, possessions, honor, whether it be publicly in court, in the market, or wherever else men make false oaths in God's name, or pledge their souls in any matter. And this is especially prevalent in marriage affairs where two go and secretly betroth themselves to one another, and afterward abjure their plighted troth.
But. the greatest abuse occurs in spiritual matters, which pertain to the conscience, when false preachers rise up and offer their Lying vanities as God's Word. ( Mark 13:22; 2 Peter 2:1 Matthew 7:15; Matthew 24:11)
  Behold, all this is decking one's self out with God's name, or making a pretty show, (Matthew 23:5) or claiming to be right, whether it occur in gross, worldly business or in sublime, subtile matters of faith and doctrine. And among liars belong also blasphemers, not alone the very gross, well known to every one, who disgrace God's name without fear (these are not for us, but for the hangman to discipline); but also those who publicly traduce the truth and God's Word and consign it to the devil. Of this there is no need now to speak further.
Here, then, let us learn and take to heart the great importance of this commandment, that with all diligence we may guard against and dread every misuse of the holy name ( James 3:5, 8), as the greatest sin that can be outwardly committed. For to lie and deceive is in itself a great sin, but is greatly aggravated when we attempt to justify it, and seek to confirm it by invoking the name of God and using it as a cloak for shame (Ephesians 4:17-19; 1 Peter 2:16), so that from a single lie a double lie, nay, manifold lies, result.

Friday, December 10, 2010

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1 Peter 5:1-3

Editor’s note - Elders lead by, and set yourselves as an example of Christian living. Let your life, as in so much as you are able, to be exemplary and of good will towards all peoples.

1 The Elders which are among you, I beseech
which am also an Elder, and a witness of the sufferings
of Christ, and also a partaker of the glory that
shall be revealed,
2 Feed the flock of God, which dependeth
upon you, caring for it not by constraint, but willingly:
not for filthy lucre, but of a ready mind:
3 Not as though ye were Lords over God’s heritage,
but that ye may be examples to the flock.

Related scriptures

Psalm 33:12;
Ezekiel 34:4;
Matthew 26:37;
Acts 20:28;
Romans 8:17-18;
1 Corinthians 9:17;
Philippians 3:17;
1 Timothy 3:1-8;
1 Timothy 5:7;
Titus 1:5-9;

Thursday, December 9, 2010

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1 Peter 4:14, 16, 19

14 If ye be railed upon for the Name of Christ,
blessed are ye: for the spirit of glory and of God
resteth upon you: which on their part is evil spoken
of, but on your part is glorified.
16 But if any man suffer as a Christian, let him
not be ashamed: but let him glorify God in this
behalf.
19 Wherefore let them that suffer according to
the will of God, commit their souls to him in well
doing, as unto a faithful Creator.

Related Scriptures

Psalm 37:5;
Psalm 55:22;
Proverbs 3:5;
Proverbs 16:3;
Isaiah 66:5;
Matthew 5:11, 16;
Matthew 10:17-20, 22;
Matthew 19:29;
Mark 13:13;
Luke 6:22;
John 15:21;
Acts 5:41;
Acts 9:16;
2 Timothy 1:12;
Revelation 2:2-3;

Wednesday, December 8, 2010

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1 Peter 4:7-11

7 Now the end of all things is at hand. Be ye
therefore sober, and watching in prayer.
8 But above all things have fervent love among
you: for love shall cover the multitude of sins.
9 Be ye harberous one to another, without
grudging.
10 Let every man as he hath received the gift,
minister the same one to another, as good disposers
of the manifold grace of God.
11 If any man speak, let him speak as the words
of God. If any man minister, let him do it as of the
ability which God ministereth, that God in all things
may be glorified through Jesus Christ, to whom is
praise and dominion forever, and ever, Amen.

Related Scriptures

Proverbs 10:12;
Jeremiah 1:6-9;
Matthew 24:45;
Romans 12:6-8, 13;
Romans 13:11;
1 Corinthians 4:1-2;
1 Corinthians 10:21;
1 Corinthians 12:4;
1 Corinthians 13:4;
2 Corinthians 9:2;
Ephesians 4:29;
Ephesians 5:20;
Philippians 2:14;
1 Timothy 3:2;
Hebrews 9:26;
Hebrews 13:2;
James 5:8-9, 20;
1 John 2:18;

Tuesday, December 7, 2010

Evening Worship - Es ist ein Ros entsprungen. Thomanerchor Leipzig

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1 Peter 3:18, 22

18 For Christ also hath once suffered for sins,
the just for the unjust, that he might bring us to
God, and was put to death concerning the flesh,
but was quickened by the spirit.
22 Which is at the right hand of God, gone into
heaven, to whom the Angels, and Powers, and might
are subject.

Related Scriptures

Psalm 22:6-8, 13-14, 18;
Psalm 110:1;
Mark 16:19;
Acts 2:33;
Acts 5:30;
Acts 7:55-56;
Acts 10:39;
Romans 5:6;
Romans 8:34, 38-39;
Galatians 3:13;
Colossians 3:1;
Hebrews 1:6;
Hebrews 10:12;
Hebrews 12:2;
Hebrews 9:15;

Monday, December 6, 2010

Evening Worship Händel Messiah - Hallelujah Chorus

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1 Peter 3:8-9m 13-17

8 Finally, be ye all of one mind: one suffer with
another: love as brethren: be pitiful, be courteous.
9 Not rendering evil for evil, neither rebuke for
rebuke: but contrariwise bless, knowing that ye are
thereunto called, that ye should be heirs of blessing.
13 And who is it that will harm you, if ye follow
that which is good?
14 Notwithstanding blessed are ye, if ye suffer for
righteousness’ sake. Yea, fear not their fear, neither
be troubled.
15 But sanctify the Lord God in your hearts, and
be ready always to give an answer to every man that
asketh you a reason of the hope that is in you, with
meekness and reverence.
16 Having a good conscience, that when they speak
evil of you as of evil doers, they may be ashamed
which slander your good conversation in Christ.
17 For it is better (if the will of God be so) that
ye suffer for well doing, than for evil doing.

Related Scripture

Proverbs 17:13;
Proverbs 20:21;
Isaiah 8:12,13;
Isaiah 29:23;
Ezekiel 37:28;
John 17:17, 19;
Matthew 5:10, 39;
Romans 8:31;
Romans 12:17;
1 Thessalonians 5:15, 23;
Hebrews 13:12;

Sunday, December 5, 2010

The Sunday Sermon

The Ten Commandments Part 1c
By Martin Luther

Thou shalt have no other gods before Me. (Exodus 20:3)

In order that it may be seen that God will not have this commandment thrown to the winds, but will most strictly enforce it, He has attached to it first a terrible threat, and then a beautiful, comforting promise which is also to be urged and impressed upon young people, that they may take it to heart and retain it:

“For I am the Lord, thy God, strong and jealous, visiting the iniquity of the fathers upon the children unto the third and fourth generation of them that hate Me; and showing mercy unto thousands of them that love Me and keep My commandments.” (Deuteronomy 5:9)

Although these words relate to all the commandments (as we shall hereafter learn), yet they are joined to this chief commandment because it is of first importance that men have a right head; for where the head is right, the whole life must be right, and vice versa. Learn, therefore, from these words how angry God is with those who trust in anything but Him, and again, how good and gracious He is to those who trust and believe in Him alone with the whole heart; so that His anger does not cease until the fourth generation, while, on the other hand, His blessing and goodness extend to many thousands lest you live in such security and commit yourself to chance, as men of brutal heart, who think that it makes no great difference [how they live]. (Psalm 36:1-4) He is a God who will not leave it unavenged if men turn from Him, and will not cease to be angry until the fourth generation, even until they are utterly exterminated. Therefore He is to be feared, and not to be desisted. (Psalm 111:10; Proverbs 1:7; Proverbs 9:10)

He has also demonstrated this in all history, as the Scriptures abundantly show and daily experience still teaches. For from the beginning He has utterly extirpated all idolatry, and, on account of it, both heathen and Jews; even as at the present day He overthrows all false worship, so that all who remain therein must finally perish(Isaiah 44:9-10; Isaiah 44:18). Therefore, although proud, powerful, and rich worldlings [Sardanapaluses and Phalarides, who surpass even the Persians in wealth] are now to be found, who boast defiantly of their Mammon, with utter disregard whether God is angry at or smiles on them (Psalm 53:1; Psalm 14:1), and dare to withstand His wrath, yet they shall not succeed, but before they are aware, they shall be wrecked, with all in which they trusted; as all others have perished who have thought themselves more secure or powerful. (Psalm 34:16)

And just because of such hardened heads who imagine because God connives and allows them to rest in security, that He either is entirely ignorant or cares nothing about such matters, He must deal a smashing blow and punish them, so that He cannot forget it unto children's children; so that every one may take note and see that this is no joke to Him. For they are those whom He means when He says: Who hate Me, i.e., those who persist in their defiance and pride; (Micah 2:1) whatever is preached or said to them, they will not listen; when they are reproved, in order that they may learn to know themselves and amend before the punishment begins, they become mad and foolish (Proverbs 10:8;) so as to fairly merit wrath, as now we see daily in bishops and princes.

But terrible as are these threatenings, so much the more powerful is the consolation in the promise, that those who cling to God alone should be sure that He will show them mercy that is, show them pure goodness and blessing not only for themselves, but also to their children and children's children, even to the thousandth generation and beyond that. (Psalm 34:8; Psalm 37:25-28)This ought certainly to move and impel us to risk our hearts in all confidence with God, if we wish all temporal and eternal good, since the Supreme Majesty makes such sublime offers and presents such cordial inducements and such rich promises.

Therefore let everyone seriously take this to heart, lest it be regarded as though a man had spoken it. For to you it is a question either of eternal blessing, happiness, and salvation, or of eternal wrath, misery, and woe. What more would you have or desire than that He so kindly promises to be yours with every blessing, and to protect and help you in all need?

But, alas! here is the failure, that the world believes nothing of this, nor regards it as God's Word,(Jeremiah 8:9) because it sees that those who trust in God and not in Mammon suffer care and want, and the devil opposes and resists them, that they have neither money, favor, nor honor, and, besides, can scarcely support life; while, on the other hand, those who serve Mammon have power, favor, honor, possessions, and every comfort in the eyes of the world. For this reason, these words must be grasped as being directed against such appearances; and we must consider that they do not lie or deceive, but must come true. ( 1 Corinthians 1:20; 1 Corinthians 3:19; Galatians 6:7)

Reflect for yourself or make inquiry and tell me: (Joshua 24:15)Those who have employed all their care and diligence to accumulate great possessions and wealth, what have they finally attained? You will find that they have wasted their toil and labor, or even though they have amassed great treasures, they have been dispersed and scattered, so that the themselves have never found happiness in their wealth, and afterwards never reached the third generation. Instances of this you will find a plenty in all histories, also in the memory of aged and experienced people. Only observe and ponder them.

Saul was a great king, chosen of God and a godly man; but when he was established on his throne, and let his heart decline from God, and put his trust in his crown and power, he had to perish with all that he had, so that none even of his children remained.

David, on the other hand, was a poor, despised man, hunted down and chased, so that he nowhere felt secure of his life; yet he had to remain in spite of Saul, and become king. For these words had to abide and come true, since God cannot lie or deceive(Numbers 23:19). Only let not the devil and the world deceive you with their show, which indeed remains for a time, but finally is nothing.

Let us, then, learn well the First Commandment, that we may see how God will tolerate no presumption nor any trust in any other object, and how He requires nothing higher of us than confidence from the heart for everything good (Matthew 11:29-30), so that we may proceed right and straightforward and use all the blessings which God gives no farther than as a shoemaker uses his needle, awl, and thread for work, and then lays them aside, or as a traveler uses an inn, and food, and his bed only for temporal necessity, each one in his station, according to God's order, and without allowing any of these things to be our food or idol. Let this suffice with respect to the First Commandment, which we have had to explain at length, since it is of chief importance, because, as before said, where the heart is rightly disposed toward God and this commandment is observed, all the others follow.

Scriptures as used above

Deuteronomy 5:9;
Psalm 36:1-4;
Psalm 111:10;
Proverbs 1:7;
Proverbs 9:10;
Isaiah 44:9-10, 18;
Psalm 53:1;
Psalm 14:1;
Psalm 34:16;
Micah 2:1;
Proverbs 10:8;
Psalm 34:8;
Psalm 37:25-28;
Jeremiah 8:9;
1 Corinthians 1:20;
1 Corinthians 3:19;
Galatians 6:7;
Joshua 24:15;
Numbers 23:19;
Matthew 11:29-30;

Friday, December 3, 2010

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1 Peter 3:1, 4, 7

1 Likewise let the wives be subject to their
husbands, that even they which obey not the word,
may without the word be won by the conversation
of the wives.
4 But let it be the hidden man of the heart, which
consisteth in the incorruption of a meek and quiet
spirit, which is before God a thing much set by.
7 Likewise ye husbands, dwell with them as
men of knowledge, giving honor unto the woman,
as unto the weaker vessel, even as they which are
heirs together of the grace of life, that your prayers
be not interrupted.


Related Scriptures

Job 42:8;
Matthew 18:20;
Romans 2:29;
1 Corinthians 7:3, 16;
1 Corinthians 12:23;
Ephesians 5:22, 25;
Colossians 3:18;
2 Timothy 2:20-21, 25;

Wednesday, December 1, 2010

Cathedral Quartet - Oh What A Savior

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1 Peter 2:24-25

24 Who his own self bare our sins in his body
on the tree, that we being dead to sin, should live in
righteousness: by whose stripes ye were healed.
25 For ye were as sheep going astray: but are now
returned unto the Shepherd and Bishop of your
souls.

Related Scriptures

Isaiah 53:5-6;
Ezekiel 34:23;
Matthew 8:17;
Acts 5:30;
Acts 10:39;
Romans 7:6;
Galatians 3:13;
Hebrews 9:28;