Word
of God
But
he answering, said, It is written, Man shall not live by bread only,
but by every word that proceedeth out of the mouth of God.
The
Gospel According to Matthew 4:4
Psalm
9:15-17, 19-20
Prefaced
& Edited by Doktor Riktor Von Zhades
15
The heathen are sunken down in the pit that they made: in the net
that they hid, is their foot taken 16 The Lord is known by executing
judgment: the wicked is snared in the work of his own hands,
Higgaion. Selah. 17 The wicked shall turn into hell, and all nations
that forget God.
19
Up Lord: let not man prevail: let the heathen be judged in thy sight.
20 Put them in fear, O Lord, that the heathen may know that they are
but men. Selah.
Brethren:
Let
it be known to all men that our Creator wishes that none should
perish (Read 2 Peter 3:9) but should return to the righteousness as
imputed (Read Romans 4:24) to them through Christ.
As
was written by the Prophet Ezekiel “Why die O house of Israel?”
So then, it behooves us friends to make note, and take heed in this
warning. God’s word does not change; there is no hidden agenda, as
it has the same meanings it did when first spoken from His lips via
the prophets and later His Son. - Dr. Riktor Von Zhades - Disciple of
Christ
“Lord,
reckon with them; that is, let them be plainly called to an account
for all the dishonour done to thee and the mischief done to thy
people.” Impenitent sinners will be punished in God’s sight; and,
when their day of grace is over, the bowels even of infinite mercy
will not relent towards them, (Read Revelation 14:10). “Lord,
frighten them: Put them in fear, O Lord! Strike a terror upon them,
make them afraid with thy judgments.” God knows how to make the
strongest and stoutest of men to tremble and to flee when none
pursues, and thereby he makes them know and own that they are but
men; they are but weak men, unable to stand before the holy
God—sinful men, the guilt of whose consciences make them subject to
alarms. Note, It is a very desirable thing, much for the glory of God
and the peace and welfare of the universe, that men should know and
consider themselves to be but men, depending creatures, mutable,
mortal, and accountable” - Matthew Henry 17th Century Theologian
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