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I don't believe there's any mention of Boaz having other wives, but which knows.
I believe the story of Ruth and Boaz is to give us a model of a kinsman redeemer.
We study Ruth we have a better understanding of Revelation Ch 5 and 6.
God bless.
I don't believe one can live in sin and sinful lifestyle and claim the "grace" card. I do believe that if they really belong to the Lord they will repent at some point and turn from their sin. At least that was my case.I'm glad that I didn't die in my sin.
I said a prayer and asked God if I were to die the way that I was living because I was a believer would I go to heaven? What I am about to say is going to shock you.
Soon afterwards I woke up out of my body, it was just me and Jesus. I thought I had died, I was at the outskirts of what appeared to be Hell. I began to plead with Jesus there but He wouldn't speak to me, He wouldn't look at me either. That's when I realized it was too late. Yes I believed but I did not repent and my just reward was being handed to me. I was living a sinful lifestyle doing sinful things that I knew He didn't approve of. When I woke up back in my body I was shocked and terrified. I was so affected by this experience I couldn't speak to anybody for three days. I literally trembled and wouldn't answer my phone or door. I will never forget the look of love in Jesus's eyes. They were so full of compassion but He wouldn't hear my pleas for mercy my fate was sealed. It wasn't because He didn't want to be merciful it was that I had every chance to repent of my sin and I did not. I basically took advantage of God's grace and used the grace card to sin. Needless to say I was shocked and grateful when I woke up in my own body. I didn't talk about this experience for a year and the one person I did tell didn't believe me because they weren't saved. I rarely talk about it. It affected me deeply and changed the course of my life. I am now free from addictions. I'm still not perfect but I'm working towards getting into Gods perfect will
Gods Word doe's have all things that pertain to life and Godliness.
said I believe they live in great fear not knowingly so scripturally walk in love and pray for them. Other
than that help when they allow but don't get caught up in their situation. Give it to God for a door to open
but don't pry it.
Christ birth or resurrection, in matters of principle stand like a rock. In matters of taste flow with the current, I'm
not the judge I just answer to Him. It does amaze me the greed and lust that get triggered by the celebration
in the world. Jesus Christ led captivity captive so I don't get caught up so to speak in it. That being stated its a great time
speak the TRUTH IN LOVE.
rejection of God and holy spirit. Basically spiritual death which is unredeemable. Ouch!
not divination. Just sharing some word.
what's going on. I'm not a scrooge if someone who believes goes all out for HoHo, prayerfully their all
out the rest of the year they have the same zeal for Walking by the spirit. That's my only point. Also do
you give because you want to to or you feel you have to! One has heart the other is guilt.
the rest of His family there, the true God does not use divination. Just making a point, Joseph walked with God so
God was showing Him the whole time what to do and how to do it.
In Chpt 1:26 He was speaking to his children "Elohim" meaning God and His children)
Chapter 1: 27 God created them simultaneously and sent them out ...He told them to be fruitful, and multiply and replenish the earth and he gave them dominion as fisherman, hunters and caretakers. (Notice he sent them out and did not place them in a certain place, garden)
Chapter 2:1 Thus the heavens and the earth were finished, and all the host of them. Here it explains that everything was finished, plus all the host (races) of them.
Then He states that
2:7 And the LORD God formed man of the dust of the ground, and breathed into his nostrils the breath of life; and man became a living soul. (This is a specific man, God breathed into his nostrils...this is where Christ genealogy will come from. In the Hebrew scriptures, this man Adam is Et Ha Adam (specific man).
If you think about it, if it was just Adam and Eve that we all came from, women would be giving birth to all different races of children now also.
There is so much information in the book of genesis that God has given us; all we have to do is put aside what man has told us and let God speak to us as we read His word.
Amen.
breastplate of righteousness
the shield of faith
the helmet of salvation
and the sword of the SPIRIT,
strenghtend my feet LORD healp me to stand and shout JESUS is alive
AMEN
My daughter has lived in her house here for five years. The neibors moved in last year. In the first month, he was arrested and sat in a police car in front of our house being vocally expletive, etc. That was the beginning of nightmarish behaviors we are all enduring in this block. My daughter and I are not the only neibors who have been affected by their presence. They changed the environment where the rest of us live.
Again, thank you for your prayer - I feel it speaks accurately to the situation and need in this case. Good was surely speaking to you through it.
Thank you, Gigi
1) I pray for them often. They have three young kids (2 are special needs and the youngest doesn't seem so).As a former teacher, I understand parents w/special needs children need patience from others. When they first moved in I offered multiple times to watch the children if she needed a break. She wouldn't utter anything in response. I continue to pray for her as I had often seen her as an overwhelmed parent.
2) She suddenly became weird. I used to chat with the young man of the cuff. One day my daughter drove home and the young man and I walked over to my daughter's car, where he was looking at a bumper. The young woman burst out the door, shielded the young man, and screamed at me and my daughter that "neither of us could have him." It was a strange occurrence, and that is where we felt it would be best to no longer engage. It implied a multitude of things we saw as justifiably negative and in a dark direction.
3) one random day, the guy stalked me in his car, dark windows, aggressive, and swift. It scared me. I had no idea from where that came.
4) I was not snooping in the window. It is a 30x50 case window (been an architect for 35 years.) The poster board is at least 30 length/letters bold black - enough pre-attentive attributes to effectively draw the eyes - doesn't require snooping - it draws attention.
5) I didn't grow up w/neibor conflicts, nor my daughters: as that will always be my standard. I'll continue to ensure they receive their packages, there's no behavior need or desire to act against them, or reason to think it safe to engage.
Yes, so much of wat you say makes good spiritual sense. I don't think that the early church celebrated Jesus' birth, even though Mary was part of one of those fellowships and knew His birthdate. I don't think that birthdays were celebrated much in those times anyway. But if Mary had told the apostles the date of His birth, it wasn't preserved in Scripture for us to know. And yes, is death and resurrection was remembered and solemnly celebrated in their gatherings for worship. They had a meal, as you said, and I agree, the measly way we "do" communion now a days kind of "guts" the whole purpose of this ordinance, "to unify the believers in Christ."
So, I will be thinking about what you have said in regards to my questions and also see what others say. I don't plan to go against my conscience on this.
I may well be wrong because of insufficient evidence, but I don't believe that the early Church, under the direction of the apostles, set any particular day(s) aside for remembering Christ's Birth & Death. What we do read is, as appointed to them from the Lord, that whenever they come together to worship, fellowship & enjoy meals together, that a time be set aside to remember the Lord Who bought them. And so we have Paul's strong criticism & admonition of the Corinthians ( 1 Corinthians 11:20-30) for treating the fellowship meal & subsequent remembrance of the Lord as an orgy of gluttony & drunkeness. It ought to be treated as a special holy occasion of rembrance & giving of thanks for God's 'unspeakable gift' to them. I feel that both the Christmas & Easter sentiments were encapsulated in this fellowship feast, believers taking a moment to break bread from that meal & drink of that cup, to remember the Lord. Today, of course, mostly our celebration at the Lord's Table consist of a miniscule piece of wafer & even a smaller amount of juice, though convenient for our larger congregations, makes some mockery of the proper design of this blessed time. That said, maybe having Christmas & Easter celebrations will actually give some more reason to make it special.
Isaiah 14:12-16.