Gratitude glory to God! 🙏✡️🙏As your humble peacemaker with my heart full of gratitude to Abba, my Heavenly Father thank you the Lord our Righteousness I praise in the name of the Anointed Savior Yeshua Mashiach (Jesus Christ) name above every name, in heaven, on earth, and under the earth, so be it, Amen!🙏✡️🙏
I am an ELCA Lutheran from South Carolina. Today (September 4), Genesis 12:1-5, 7 and Genesis 15:1-7, were the basis for our Sunday School Lesson of the Day. It was entitled "The Call of Abraham."
@@JordanNealRogers Thank you for this sermon! I've been studying Genesis 12:1-3 this week because of all of the incorrect interpretations I keep hearing especially lately and have heard the same over the years, so I decided that it's *past* time that I "dig in there" myself. I love studying Scripture and learning all I can and it is SO nice to hear a prepared Pastor's sermon that includes the answers that I have been finding to be *correct* contrary to some I've heard in other sermons through the years. Listening to sermons after a few hours of study and hearing what I have actually just learned to be the truth then being preached is amazing. It's just more confirmation as well as it gives me the desire to study even more and to model after the Bereans in Acts 17:11 in searching the Scriptures to confirm that what I hear in the preaching is actually the same truths I just learned - especially in these days. I'm "cleaning up" my You Tube "subs" here to have only preaching of truth. Being homebound with church always online, it's a MUST. (and your church is a new sub for sure!) I look forward to hearing more. I also read your church's Statement of Faith - and Amen! Thank you SO much again, and may God bless you and yours.
12:1-7 “The Holy Spirit spoke through the prophets” (Creed). He spoke through the prophet Moses, who wrote this scripture. This, St. Paul said, “And the scripture, foreseeing that God would justify the Gentiles by faith, preached the gospel to Abraham beforehand, saying, ‘in you all the nations shall be blessed’” (Gal 3:8). Thus the Holy Spirit preached the gospel beforehand to Abraham. The Holy Spirit inspired Moses to write in v. 1 that the Lord said to Abram this scripture. Who is this Lord? He is God the Father, as St. Paul indicated in Gal 3:8 “God would justify the gentiles by faith.” Thus, the Father preached the gospel beforehand to Abraham. In v. 7, the Holy Spirit inspired Moses to write that the Lord appeared to Abraham and spoke to him. Who is this Lord who appeared? The Holy Spirit identified Him in 15:1 as the word of the Lord whom Abraham saw in a vision, and He identified Him as the Angel of the Lord in 16:7, 9, 10, 11, and 13. This Word is the Son of God (Athanasius the Great) and the Angel is also the Son of God, for He was no created angel (Hilary of Poitiers). “He is called Angel because He alone reveals the Father” (Athanasius the Great). This, the Son also preached the gospel beforehand to Abraham, for the Father always speaks through His Word. Therefore, where one Person of the Trinity is present and working, the other two Persons are also present in one and the same working for the salvation of man. The Father works through the Son and in the Spirit. 12:8 Abraham is the father of all the faithful (Rom 4:11). Since he built an altar of worship, therefore an altar is part of his faith. Bethel means “house of God,” which foreshadows the Church as the house of God. The altar is central to worship. At the altar, the Church calls on the name of the Lord, as did Abraham.
@Betty Jeremiah -- What kind of "mistake" do mean that Abram could have made? (He wasn't called Abraham yet, he was still Abram). I don't know what you mean by "mistake". I have been studying Genesis 12 and I have no idea what you could possibly mean by Abram "making a mistake". Could you be more clear, please, so then I can help you if I know?
Powerful and thank you so much! 😇🙏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
The referenced chapters were great in supporting the message … follow by Faith without hesitation and always worship.
Thank for the kind words of encouragement! May the Lord Jesus bless you, friend!
Blessed with the Word . Thanku & Godbless yu to reach those who are in need of the Word of God.
May the Lord Jesus bless you, friend! Thank you for the kind word of encouragement!
Pray for our church as we start to Set Landmark for the glory of God, be blessees and be His channel of blessing!
Thannk you and God bless us!
Gratitude glory to God!
🙏✡️🙏As your humble peacemaker with my heart full of gratitude to Abba, my Heavenly Father thank you the Lord our Righteousness I praise in the name of the Anointed Savior Yeshua Mashiach (Jesus Christ) name above every name, in heaven, on earth, and under the earth, so be it, Amen!🙏✡️🙏
Thanq sir for your tremendous word of God.
I am an ELCA Lutheran from South Carolina. Today (September 4), Genesis 12:1-5, 7 and Genesis 15:1-7, were the basis for our Sunday School Lesson of the Day. It was entitled "The Call of Abraham."
It never crossed my mind that I was going to live at the Cape Verdian Islands!!! The Lord takes us through big adventures we can not imagen!
BEAUTIFULLY SAID❤️
AMEN
SPEAK HOLY GOD AMEN
Thank you for your speech
Thank you for these clips.
Excellent teaching.
Thank you for the kind words of encouragement!
@@JordanNealRogers Thank you for this sermon! I've been studying Genesis 12:1-3 this week because of all of the incorrect interpretations I keep hearing especially lately and have heard the same over the years, so I decided that it's *past* time that I "dig in there" myself. I love studying Scripture and learning all I can and it is SO nice to hear a prepared Pastor's sermon that includes the answers that I have been finding to be *correct* contrary to some I've heard in other sermons through the years. Listening to sermons after a few hours of study and hearing what I have actually just learned to be the truth then being preached is amazing. It's just more confirmation as well as it gives me the desire to study even more and to model after the Bereans in Acts 17:11 in searching the Scriptures to confirm that what I hear in the preaching is actually the same truths I just learned - especially in these days. I'm "cleaning up" my You Tube "subs" here to have only preaching of truth. Being homebound with church always online, it's a MUST. (and your church is a new sub for sure!) I look forward to hearing more. I also read your church's Statement of Faith - and Amen!
Thank you SO much again, and may God bless you and yours.
@@TheMistysFavs , thank you for the kind words of encouragement! I’m blessed by your gracious and kind encouragement.
12:1-7 “The Holy Spirit spoke through the prophets” (Creed). He spoke through the prophet Moses, who wrote this scripture. This, St. Paul said, “And the scripture, foreseeing that God would justify the Gentiles by faith, preached the gospel to Abraham beforehand, saying, ‘in you all the nations shall be blessed’” (Gal 3:8). Thus the Holy Spirit preached the gospel beforehand to Abraham.
The Holy Spirit inspired Moses to write in v. 1 that the Lord said to Abram this scripture. Who is this Lord? He is God the Father, as St. Paul indicated in Gal 3:8 “God would justify the gentiles by faith.” Thus, the Father preached the gospel beforehand to Abraham.
In v. 7, the Holy Spirit inspired Moses to write that the Lord appeared to Abraham and spoke to him. Who is this Lord who appeared? The Holy Spirit identified Him in 15:1 as the word of the Lord whom Abraham saw in a vision, and He identified Him as the Angel of the Lord in 16:7, 9, 10, 11, and 13. This Word is the Son of God (Athanasius the Great) and the Angel is also the Son of God, for He was no created angel (Hilary of Poitiers). “He is called Angel because He alone reveals the Father” (Athanasius the Great). This, the Son also preached the gospel beforehand to Abraham, for the Father always speaks through His Word.
Therefore, where one Person of the Trinity is present and working, the other two Persons are also present in one and the same working for the salvation of man. The Father works through the Son and in the Spirit.
12:8 Abraham is the father of all the faithful (Rom 4:11). Since he built an altar of worship, therefore an altar is part of his faith. Bethel means “house of God,” which foreshadows the Church as the house of God. The altar is central to worship. At the altar, the Church calls on the name of the Lord, as did Abraham.
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Did Abraham make any mistake in this chapter ? What was God response
@Betty Jeremiah -- What kind of "mistake" do mean that Abram could have made? (He wasn't called Abraham yet, he was still Abram). I don't know what you mean by "mistake". I have been studying Genesis 12 and I have no idea what you could possibly mean by Abram "making a mistake". Could you be more clear, please, so then I can help you if I know?
Yeshua Called Abram Out Of His Father House To Land Full Of Milk And Hone Is Israel