The
Devotional – A Look at the Book 693
Ecclesiastes
8:1 – Who is like the wise man? And who knows the interpretation of a thing? A
man’s wisdom makes his face shine, and the strength of his face is changed.
Also somewhere in Proverbs Solomon says that wisdom is the principal thing;
therefore get wisdom. There is a catch! 1 Corinthians 2:13
Today will have to be
short since I am a little be behind and will be leaving on a short trip to New
York.
Isaiah is called the
Royal Prophet and here is a statement from Dr. Howard Hendricks, a long time
professor of Dallas Theological Seminary. “It’s amazing what can be
accomplished if one doesn’t care who gets the credit.”
This statement could
well have served as the epitaph on the tombstone of the prophet Isaiah. Isaiah
prophesied both judgment and deliverance for Jerusalem and Judah, with no
thought of himself. Arguably, he was the greatest prophet in history after
Moses; yet, amazingly, little is known about him. The 2012 March/April issue of
Israel My Glory and if you have a copy I hope you are reading about the
prophet.
Here in is the rub! If
you are saved and if you are you know it. However; do you proclaim your
salvation or do you hid it? Then too; if you proclaim your salvation, is it a
brag-a-mony or a testimony?
If it is a tale of “How
great thou are” then you will truly not be the song found in any future hymnal.
Yet; if your testimony expresses the truth of; “How Great Thou Art” Your heart
will sing this praise and the tears of joy will run down your cheeks, like the
oil of gladness that Isaiah speaks of in Isaiah 61:1-11.
Having joy in your
heart daily is preaching the good news of Salvation to the lost souls of the
world around us. Have a good and godly day for, what is a good day if God is
not in it!
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