by Jesse Abel
Meditate on this!
Jesus said to them, “Fill the water pots with water,” and they filled them to the brim. John 2:1-12
now on whose authority did the servants respond? To Jesus, his mother
or the too master of ceremonies! Verse 5 shows that the command came
from mom. Obedience to parents is crucial.
Thoughts about Life
The
other day in the prison we were teaching a small group of inmates
(believers) about being secure in Christ. The leader spoke of natural
and special revelation and it had been several years since I had heard
this and immediately my mind raced to the scripture that clearly reveals
this wonderful truth. Psalm 19:1-14 a
Psalm of David; we could spend hours in this portion of scripture (and I
wish we would) and if we did we would have a doctorate in what some
have titled the everlasting gospel of God; Revelation 14:6 and Ephesians 3:8-13.
The first six verses of Psalm 19 explain natural revelation, while the
next five verses explain special revelation. These two revelations from
God point us to our personal relationship with Him; notice the last
three verses. The Word of God is sweeter than honey, more desirable than
gold and more rewarding than anything the world can offer. Why? Because
the Law of God is perfect, having the power to convert our soul, His
testimonies are absolute making the simple minded wise (anyone can be
saved). The statutes of the LORD are pillars of truth that cause our
hearts to rejoice and the commandments of the LORD are pure, giving
light to our path (Psalm 119:105)
All of the Word of God is a revelation from God that He loves you and
me, beyond what we know. He is seeking you today and you know it because
He has demonstrated Himself too you. Romans 5:8
Ecclesiastes 11
Verses
5 – The Spirit of God moves in world that God has created… do you know
how? Don’t say yes because you do not understand and even today there is
mystery in the birth of a child. The sin and evil of abortion proves
this. God is our maker and sustainer; try and erase Him from your daily
life and you are left with works or deeds of the flesh that have no
reward. Revelation 20:13,
now I know some theologies do not agree with the book of Revelation and
they will be singing a new song too! “Sad day, Sad day since it is not
the Crowning Day.
Verse
6 – These are some basic instructions that the farmer has been
following since the beginning of time. Solomon is not the one who is
original in this thinking, God taught Adam in the Garden over seven
thousand years ago to plant in the morning and harvest in the evening.
There is spiritual truth in this as well… you know the song! I come to
the garden alone while the due is still on the roses and the voice I
hear, falling on my ear, the Son of God discloses. Awe the sound of His
voice creates for you and me everything worth seeing and touching; His
harvest makes our cup run over with joy. Amen! And again I say Amen!
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