Turning Young Parents Into Vital Mentors
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Turning Young Parents Into Vital Mentors
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by Roy Gane | March 6, 2020 | An Ocrtober 2019 article in Adventist Today by André Reis raises some objections to the Seventh-day Adventist interpretation of Daniel 9:25, which specifies the event that commences the “seventy weeks” prophesied in verses 24-27. Seventh-day Adventists view the “seventy weeks” as the first segment (70 x 7 […] Source: https://atoday.org/response-to-cyrus-or-artaxerxes-decree-issues-in-dating-the-70-week-prophecy/
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Born to a powerful Muslim family, he was stoned repeatedly for his faith and eventually returned to Nazareth as an Adventist pastor. Alone as the only Arabic-speaking pastor in all of Israel and the Palestinian West Bank, God has been blessing Wisam in astounding ways. When Wisam was attacked and stabbed with a butcher knife, it bent uselessly in his aggressor’s hands. The threats and curses aimed at Wisam became his enemies’ own death warrants, and Wisam’s influence has grown far and wide. Watch this amazing video and learn how Wisam has recently led an Arab Baptist congregation to accept the Sabbath truth and join the Adventist Church! There is no greater calling than leading others to Jesus, and there is no greater joy than helping people like Wisam as he reaches difficult people groups with the gospel message. Thank you for making such a significant difference. —Duane McKey, President MB01BHO02XTFJTO Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n8DxkM99IAs
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Daniel 10 introduces the concluding vision of Daniel, which continues in chapters 11 and 12. We are informed at the outset that this vision concerns a “great conflict” (Dan. 10:1, ESV). While Daniel 11 fleshes out some details of this conflict, Daniel 10 shows its spiritual dimensions and reveals that behind the scenes of earthly battles rages a spiritual conflict of cosmic proportions. As we study this chapter, we shall see that when we pray, we engage in this cosmic conflict in a way that has profound repercussions. But we are not alone in our struggles; Jesus engages the battle against Satan in our behalf. We shall learn that the ultimate fight we are engaged in is not against earthly human powers but the powers of darkness.
As the apostle Paul put it centuries after Daniel: “For we do not wrestle against flesh and blood, but against principalities, against powers, against the rulers of the darkness of this age, against spiritual hosts of wickedness in the heavenly places” (Eph. 6:12, NKJV). Ultimately, our success in the conflict rests on Jesus Christ, who alone defeated Satan at the cross.
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