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Dear Father, I do appreciate all that You have done for me. Thank you, for the favor and kindness You show me through others. May I show love and kindness to all who know me. Lord, You tell us in Your Word that we are to love one another and when we do that, we bring glory to Your name. You tell us that when we truly love one another, men will see it and know that we are Your disciples. May we demonstrate Your love to all who know us. Forgive us when we have failed to show love and have yielded to our own selfishness. We know that if we proclaim our love for You, that we must also demonstrate it by loving each other. Change us and fill us with Your love is my prayer. I ask this in the name our Lord, Jesus Christ. Amen.
Book of Jeremiah bible study chapters 1 through 9
Here is a bible study on the book of Jeremiah written by the prophet of the same name, who was known as the weeping prophet. He was around from the reign of king Josiah up through the time of the Babylonian captivity, and beyond, urging repentance for the people of Judah, and when they refused, especially after Josiah left power, but even before prophesied the captivity from the Babylonian empire to punish Judah for her wrongdoings. There also were many false prophets at that time who prophesied peace when in fact judgment was coming, wanting to tickle people’s ears which also is occurring today, as well.
To give you a bit of perspective of what was going on at the time of Jeremiah’s prophecy I am including a link to the final kings of Judah bible study which covers the time from evil Manasseh to the time of the Babylonian captivity
Book of Isaiah bible study chapters 52 through 66
Here is the final part of the bible study of the book of Isaiah, which covers the last 15 chapters, but many are not too long. These contain many excellent prophecies but also good advice to us nowadays on our life. There is even a prophecy of the passion, and in ways ministry of Christ in one chapter (53), basically stating why Jesus came to the earth and yet written hundreds of years before He actually did those things. This bible study is a continuation of the earlier bible studies of the book of Isaiah, so because of that, I am now including a link to the book of Isaiah chapters 40 through 51 bible study here
FROM ANDREW WOMMACK MINISTRIES
WHAT PLEASES GOD
John 8:56 "Your father Abraham rejoiced to see my day: and he saw it, and was glad."
JOHN 8:53-56
Jesus is referring to the day when men would be justified by putting faith in God and not in their own works. Abraham had this truth revealed to him (Rom. 4:13), and he believed it and was himself justified by faith (Rom. 4:3-4, 9).
Hebrews 11:6 says, "But...
Faster, No Distractions, And Straight To The Point - Devine Jamz New Web Make Over
By Devine Jamz Gospel Network , 2013-06-20
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Book of Isaiah bible study chapters 40 through 51
Here is the next group of chapters from the book of Isaiah. These in particular have encouraging messages for the people nowadays in many different aspects as well as the fact that it was written for God’s people, Israel. It speaks also of Jesus’ coming and activities and God’s love for us and His people. This is a continuation of the previous set of studies. Here is a link to 11 of the last chapters of the book of Isaiah, 25 through 35 with prophecies and some encouraging words for us, especially chapter 35
Chapters 36 through 39 deal with King Hezekiah of Judah, and I am giving a link to my study of Hezekiah, which also should...
Book of Isaiah chapters 25 through 35 a bible study
Here is the continuation of the bible study of the book of Isaiah and his prophecies from chapters 25 through 35, and these continue the various prophecies, some towards Israel and Judah, some end times, and then some to other nations, some a mixture of all of them. This is a continuation of the previous bible studies on the book of Isaiahand here is a link to the previous bible study of the book of Isaiah which contains chapters 13 through 24
Isaiah chapter 25 is largely a prayer to God but also gives an end times prophecy and promise of wiping away all tears
(Isaiah 25:1) O LORD, you are my God; I will...
FROM ANDREW WOMMACK MINISTRIES
THE OLD MAN IS GONE
John 8:44 "Ye are of your father the devil, and the lusts of your father ye will do: he was a murderer from the beginning, and abode not in the truth, because there is no truth in him. When he speaketh a lie, he speaketh of his own: for he is a liar, and the father of it."
JOHN 8:39-47
All of us were born in sin and were therefore "by nature" the children of the devil. That's the...
Book of Isaiah bible study chapters 13 through 24
Here is the second part of the book of Isaiah bible study taking on the next twelve chapters. There are definitely end times prophecies in here, such as the destruction of Damascus and one on Egypt plus the other prophecies many of which are of a similar tone but for different lands. This is a continuation of the first bible study, which covers the first 12 chapters, and a link to that can be found here
In Isaiah chapter 13 are prophecies concerning Babylon and judgment that would befall it, concerning its destruction which would be fulfilled much later during Judah’s captivity, and also the end times Babylon is also...
Book of Isaiah bible study chapters 1 through 12
Here is a bible study of the prophecy of Isaiah who like any other prophet in the bible encourages repentance of the people of Israel and Judah and encourages them to a return to God as well as declaring other future events both for the people who it is being written for, both Israel and Judah and also for us today who read the book long after it was originally written. The captivity of Israel and Judah are prophesied and there are many end times prophesies written too including some of the millennial kingdom and the eternity afterwards
Chapter 1 of Isaiah is a call to repentance for Israel and Judah, as well as us todayu and for people to accept the mercies of God
(Isaiah 1:1) The vision of Isaiah the son of Amoz, which he saw concerning Judah and Jerusalem in the days of Uzziah, Jotham, Ahaz, and Hezekiah, kings of Judah.
(Isaiah 1:2) Hear, O heavens, and...