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I. God's Great Desire

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From the book: The Kneeling Christian by Albert Richardson If you have faith and doubt not … all things, whatsoever you shall ask in prayer, believing, you shall receive. Mt 21:22 “God wondered.” This is a striking thought. The very boldness of the idea ought to arrest the attention of every earnest Christian man, woman, and child. A wondering God. How staggered we might be if we knew the cause of God’s “wonder.” Yet we apparently find it to be a very little thing. But if we are willing to consider the matter carefully, we shall discover it to be of greatest possible importance to every believer on the Lord Jesus Christ. Nothing else is so momentous – so vital – to our spiritual welfare. God wondered that there was no intercessor (Isa. 59:16). But this was in the days of long ago, before the coming of the Lord Jesus Christ, full of grace and truth. This was before the outpouring of the Holy Spirit, full of grace and power, who helps our weakness; … but the...

to stick with the promises

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Colonel, is it allowed to stick with these promises, to be so insistent on these? Isn't this blackmail? As far as I am concerned, the Word of God is the Word of God. I have no regard for myself or my faith, or my unbelief, or my doubts, Or the need of others, difficulties of others, only one thing is important: to persevere, with great earnestness and firm trust in God, standing on the promises of God, as it is written. How many times have I laid my hands on a promise: Isa. 53:5, or Luk.4:18-21, or Mark 16:18 with these words: Here it is written! Thank you for your healing by your wounds! This also applies to X, and I m not leaving from you. I just give thanks, thank You, simply thank You! One night, before falling asleep, I opened the Bible at Is. 53:5. I prayed and I said thank you for this promise, a promise with regard to a patient! "My Saviour, this is applies to her /valid, also for this poor woman!" With that I fell asleep....

Ráállni az ígéretekre

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- Ezredes, szabad ennyire ráállni ezekre az ígéretekre? Nem zsarolás ez? - Részemről Isten Szava az Isten Szava. Én nem vagyok tekintettel sem magamra, sem a hitemre, vagy hitetlenségemre, sem mások szükségére, kétkedésére, nehézségeire, csak egy a fontos: Ráállni, igen komolyan és szilárd bizalommal Isten ígéreteire, úgy, ahogy írva van. Hányszor helyeztem kezeimet egy ígéretre. Pl. Ézs. 53:5, vagy Luk. 4:18-21, vagy Márk 16:18-ra ezekkel a szavakkal: - Üdvözítőm! Itt az van írva! Köszönöm Neked a sebeid által való gyógyulást. Ez érvényes X-re is, én nem távozom el Tőled, köszönöm, köszönöm, egyszerűen köszönöm Neked! Egy este, elalvás előtt még felnyitottam a Bibliát az Ézs.53:5-nél. Imádkoztam és köszönetet mondtam ezért az ígéretért, egy betegre való tekintettel: - Üdvözítőm, ez erre a szegény asszonyra is vonatkozik! Ezzel elaludtam. Midőn felébredtem, a lap az Ézs.53:5-tel a kezemhez volt ragadva és nehéz volt eltávolítani onnan. Ó, mennyi...

Aferrarse a estas promesas

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Coronel, ¿se le permite aferrarse a estas promesas, ser tan insistente en ellas? ¿No es esto chantaje? En lo que a mí respecta, la Palabra de Dios es la Palabra de Dios. No tengo ninguna consideración por mí o mi fe, o mi incredulidad, o mis dudás, o la necesidad de otros, las dificultades de los demás, sólo una cosa es importante: perseverar, con gran seriedad y firme confianza en Dios, apoyándome en las promesas de Dios, como está escrito. Cuántas veces me he apoyado en una promesa: Isa.53:5, o Luk.4:18-21, o Marcos 16:18 con estas palabras. ¡Aquí está escrito! ¡Gracias por tu curación por tus heridas! Esto también se aplica a X, y no me alejo de ti. Sólo doy gracias, gracias, ¡simplemente gracias! Una noche, antes de dormirme, abrí la Biblia en Is.53:5. Oré y dije gracias por esta promesa. Recé y di gracias por esta promesa, una promesa ¡con respecto a un paciente! "¡Salvador mío, esto se aplica/es válido, también para esta pobre mujer!...

The New Humanity

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Script References Jon: In the story of the Bible, there are two realms, the Earth where we live, and the Heavens where God lives Mt 6:9-10 Tim: And we've been talking about the spiritual beings-the Elohim, the divine council, angels and cherubim, the Satan and demons. And the last character we want to focus on is humanity. Jon: Now, humans aren't spiritual beings. In Genesis 1 and 2, they're made of the dirt like the animals. Gen 2:6-7 Tim: But notice that God calls humans to become something more. He elevates them to live and rule in Eden, the place where Heaven and Earth are one, and they're invited to eat from the tree of life. Gen 2:7-9; 2:15-17; 3:2-3 → all the tree but the central Jon: Yeah. What does that mean, to eat of the tree of life? Tim: Well, it's an image of receiving God's own eternal life into yourself. let's about a whole new kind of existence. Jon: So wait. Physical beings living forever? How could t...