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Commentary by Raul Lozano:
"Jesus said once to His disciples, “I no longer call you slaves, because a master doesn’t confide in his slaves. Now you are my friends, since I have told you everything the Father told me” (John 15:15). These things that Jesus shared with the disciples certainly include details about mission. Everything we need to know in becoming witnesses for Christ has been told to us. Jesus places the foundational why of mission before the how. Once we know why we do mission, the how of mission will come more smoothly.It is because of the why that we can overcome any hurdle or barrier to the mission. The first why is that mission helps develop a character like Christ’s. We experience joy when others are won for Jesus. A second why is that involvement in mission hastens Christ’s coming, which is what we all are looking for. A third why is that mission is the context where I can share my life experiences, revealing God through my personal testimony.A fourth why is that mission is love-driven: only those who value Christ’s pure, holy life will sacrifice comfort and bear witness in their lives. My final why is that mission helps believers reorient their priorities making their jobs or professions the setting of their witnessing. In this way, their careers are seen as part of ministry, not separate from it. Raul Lozano
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Commentary by Mark Finley:
"Genealogies are often difficult to read and more difficult to understand. Nevertheless they play an important role in our understanding of the Bible story. They show the continuity of families, reveal the migration of peoples, provide bridges between significant Biblical events, and enable us to discern more clearly the interrelationship of Bible characters. In Genesis 10 Noah’s three sons and their families settle in three distinctly different areas. The sons of Ham reside in Northeastern Africa and Palestine, The descendents of Shem migrate to Mesopotamia and Southwest Arabia and the families of Japheth journey to Asia Minor(modern Turkey) and Western Europe. They were separated according to their “language, families and nations.” Obviously differences eventually arose among the sons of Noah. These differences led them to move in different directions. There are times in life when moving in a different direction is far better than remaining and waging war. There is another vital spiritual lesson here. Noah’s faithfulness to God and his stalwart obedience did not guarantee the faithfulness of his own sons. Just as Noah had to make a decided choice to serve God so did his sons. Share any spiritual lessons you see in this challenging chapter." ❤️ Jump to Daily Bible Reading https://www.revivalandreformation.org/bhp/en/bible/gen/10 Our accounts in other social networks:
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Commentary by Mark Finley:
"Genesis 9 features the covenant that God made with Noah and his descendants until the end of time. Note carefully that this Covenant is all about what God would do not what Noah promised to do. It is about the unchangeable promise of God not the feeble promises of man. It has everything to do with God’s word not man’s. The covenant is based on God’s grace and mercy not man’s initiative. The rainbow is the sign of the everlasting covenant that God would never destroy this world with a flood again. But there is something deeper here. In the Bible, the rainbow is associated with God’s throne room. (See Ezekiel 1:28, Revelation 4:3, and 10:1) It may well represent God’s justice and mercy, His grace and power, His compassion and strength. It is a promise of His protection and deliverance. The rainbow is a reflection of God’s character and a sign of His divine presence. The next time you see a rainbow remember the God who sits on the throne of the universe and directs not only of the destiny of this world but guides your life too." ❤️ Jump to Daily Bible Reading https://www.revivalandreformation.org/bhp/en/bible/gen/9 Our accounts in other social networks:
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Commentary by Mark Finley:
"Think of what it must have been like in the ark during those stormy forty days and forty nights. As the thunder crashed, the lightening flashed and huge waves pummeled the ark, Noah and his family must have experienced heart pounding, stomach wrenching fear. Yet in spite of their anxiety they rested by faith in God’s protecting hand. With calm assurance they trusted in the midst of the storm. They knew that God had not forgotten them. They were confident that His watchful eye was on them as the ark was tossed upon the stormy billows. The first four words of Genesis 8 ring with assurance. “Then God remembered Noah.”(Verse 1) In the storms of life God does not forget us. In the trials of life we are not left alone. In life’s greatest challenges, we are not cosmic orphans. In the difficulties of life, He is there. The same God who led Noah and his family into the ark protected them while they were there and led them out into a bright new future. When we accept God’s Word by faith, obey His commands, and do His will, He too will lead us into a future filled with hope." ❤️ Jump to Daily Bible Reading https://www.revivalandreformation.org/bhp/en/bible/gen/8 Our accounts in other social networks:
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Commentary by Mark Finley:
"Genesis 7 begins with a familiar Biblical expression. The Lord says to Noah, “Come into the ark…”(verse 1) Throughout scripture “Come” is Heaven’s divine invitation. Jesus invites us to “Come unto me all you who labor and are heavy laden and I will give you rest.” (Matthew 11:28) The last chapter of the Bible’s last book, Revelation, gives us this gracious invitation, “And the Spirit and bride say “Come!” And let him who hears say, “Come!” and let him who thirsts come…” (Revelation 22:17) Jesus adds, “…the one who comes to me I will in no wise cast out.” (John 6:37) God’s invitation to Noah to “Come into the ark” was an invitation to salvation, security, and deliverance. It was a promise of His care today, tomorrow and forever. It gave Noah hope in the midst of the chaos of this world. Jesus divine invitation gives us hope too. In the Ark of His safety we find salvation, security and deliverance.
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