Panorama of Prophecy: Episode 3 | "The Prince of Pride" | Doug Batchelor 00:00 – Intro
08:27 – Why does Paul say: "No man has seen God at any time", when it appears that people have seen God throughout the Bible?
10:26 – Did Jesus ever marry and have children?
11:30 – Is America mentioned in Bible Prophecy?
12:12 – Who was Melchizedek, mentioned in Hebrews?
15:10 – Will God forgive me if I sin, pray for forgiveness, then commit the same sin again?
17:17 – If the Bible says "Thou shall not kill" then why did God help David kill Goliath?
18:37 – What does it mean in Genesis 6 when it says: "These Heavenly beings married human wives and had giant children"?
23:36 – Explanation of the Trinity.
25:00 – Are the 144,000 going to be the only people that will be alive and saved when Christ returns?
26:40 – Should we pray only to the Father through Jesus, or can we also pray to Jesus?
27:53 – What is Abraham's bosom from Luke 16 verse 19
28:59 – Should we have photos in our homes? Are those images? Sermon –
33:38 – "The Prince of Pride" Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ONICadKJlCk
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Wednesday: Not Too Hard for You
Deuteronomy 30 opens with the Lord telling what would happen if the people repented and turned away from their evil ways. What wonderful promises were offered them too!
Read Deuteronomy 30:1-10. What are the promises given them by God, even despite the fact that this is talking about what would happen to them if they disobeyed? What does this teach us about God’s grace?
That would certainly have been comforting to hear. However, the point was not that it doesn’t matter if they turn away from what God had commanded. The Lord doesn’t offer anyone cheap grace. If anything, it should have shown them God’s love, and thus, as a response, they would love Him back, revealing their love by being obedient to what He told them to do.
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Read Deuteronomy 30:11-14. What is the Lord saying to them there? What is the basic promise in these verses, and what New Testament texts can you think of that reflect the same promise?
With this beautiful language, and airtight logic, look at the appeal here. The Lord is not asking of them anything too hard to do. God’s command is not too “difficult” or “mysterious” for them to understand. Nor is it too far out of their reach to attain. It’s not way up in heaven, so far away that someone else has to get it for them; nor is it across the seas, so someone else must bring it to them. Instead, the Lord says: “But the word is very near you, in your mouth and in your heart, that you may do it” (Deuteronomy 30:14). That is, you know it well enough to be able to speak it, and it’s in your heart so you know that you must do it. Hence, there is no excuse for not obeying. “All His biddings are enablings.” — Ellen G. White, Christ’s Object Lessons, p. 333.
In fact, the apostle Paul quotes some of these verses in the context of salvation in Christ; that is, Paul refers to them as an example of righteousness by faith. (See Romans 10:6-10)
And then, after these verses in Deuteronomy, the children of Israel are told, yes, to choose life or death, blessing or cursing. And if, by grace and by faith, they choose life, they will have it.
It’s no different today, is it?
Amen!
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