Bible Time // Matthew
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- Опубликовано: 19 сен 2020
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The intention behind these videos is to post one video a day reading through a part of the Bible. I encourage you to find other passages to read in addition to watching this and to spend time praying and listening to God. My hope and prayer is that, for all of us, spending time daily seeking God won’t be done merely out of legalism or religion but stemming from real relationship and a desire to follow the way of Jesus!
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“May God bless you and keep you, make His face shine upon you and be gracious to you, lift up his countenance upon you and give you peace!” Numbers 6:24-26
-Craig
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Amen ❤🔥 thanks sir 💯✝️
Very important! Matthew is a good start. Holy Spirit is Truth prosonified.
Amen JESUS IS ALWAYS KING 👑!
I am an ELCA Lutheran from South Carolina. Today is September 10, 2023. Today is The 15th Sunday after Pentecost. This passage from St. Matthew was out Gospel Lesson of the Day. And on this day, let us pray for openess for the process of forgiveness and also for those in conflict, as well as peacemakers and mediators.
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Hi, what is the Bible app that you use and how do you transmit the screen recording to the computer?
What bible app do you use to take notes and underline?
What about verse 18, how does that fit in?
If someone has something they're accusing one of my friends of they need to tell me to my face especially when i know the person testifying doesn't always tell the truth. Otherwise just be quiet.
If I've communicated something to someone many, many, many times & i know they read it & then they refuse to respect & act right at some point it's time to take it to "the church." And when they still refuse the truth...i just don't want anything to do with them because at that point I do not know what it would take for me to believe in that person's character again. And I'll avoid them.
The context of Matthew 18:15-20 is… verses 1-19 and 21-35. Seriously, 15-20 are part of a lamb recovery process.
Verses 1-5: physical child presented and then a spiritual comparison is drawn.
Verses 6-9: a physical punishment for abuse, followed by another spiritual analogy of how to deal with abuse by a member of the body of Christ.
The discussion thus far has been about about abuse so severe that it warrants physical or spiritual death. What happens to the lamb that was abused? Pain, fear, confusion, distrust, flight… They run, become lost, in need of recovery and need restoration.
Verses 10-11: Lost lambs, angels pleading their case, declaration of Jesus intent to seek (recover) and save (restore).
Verses 12-13: recovery operations to find and bring the lamb to safety.
Verses 14-20: restoration of a damaged, wounded lamb.
Verses 21-35: Jesus doubling down on how serious the whole forgiveness piece is when restoring the lamb. As a matter of fact, the consequences of failing to extend that forgiveness is the same as the guy who committed the crime in the first place. (Compare verses 7-9 to 34-35.)
That is the context.
Blessings to all,
Paul
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