This is StandPoint117 which is inspired from John 1:17, For the law was given by Moses, but grace and truth came by Jesus Christ, that's the STANDPOINT, the Grace and the truth came from Jesus.
Jesus Unveiled: Secrets From Moses' 40 Days by Joseph Prince
What was really on God’s heart when He spoke to Moses for forty days and forty nights on Mount Sinai? Joseph Prince expounds on the many things that God told Moses and shows you how they are all figures, types, and shadows of God’s beloved Son, Jesus, and the perfection of His finished work at Calvary. Understand what the various tabernacle furniture pieces speak of, see how your sins have been forever reduced to ashes, and learn why you are eternally secure in Christ. Be blessed to know how God is not about legalism, but about showing you His love and salvation through Christ.
Gen. 1:26-28 We begin the year with THE BEGINNING. And i foresee that there are many references God will make to that scriptural place in the quarter beginning this year. Genesis 1:26-28, we know the story. God had thought aloud about his intention to replicate Himself and the rest of the Godhead in a project called MAN. And now He got just what He wanted. Then at first inspection, His very next move was this: "....And God Blessed them...." Gen. 1:28 Short but powerful. Words of Power! Revelation! Words that could evoke serial sermons for a lifetime. Very pregnant and Turgid! When God saw man, He felt like blessing "him" ("her"inclusive, for this discourse). The BLESSING, "Barak", was God's first interaction with man. The BLESSING was God's first feeling for man. It was God's spontaneity and it is His original emotion for man. It is God's "Truest" feeling for man. When God was left to interact with man, He was fou...
I find an Irony in the lines of Matthew 25, verse 14 to verse 30 precisely. *The servant with the lowest task is the one who feels cheated.* I'm talking about the servant with the 1000 Dollars, not the one with the 5,000 Dollars or 2000 Dollars. _The athlete with the lightest load is complaining_ . _The banker with the least target is murmuring_ . Hello? " _To whom much is given, much is expected_ ." To whom not much is not given, much is not expected. There is an advantage. The man with the least targets not only has the opportunity to achieve his in record time, but he also has the platform to outdo the target, exceed expectation and win the attention of his boss. It is a matter of perspective. He who has the lightest load ought to be the one with the fastest pace. If you ask me, the servant in our text had more time on his side. What he received was less responsibilities for the same duration his colleagues had. Less tasks, same time. Wasn't he the favo...
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