It If God is zealous over Zion, shouldn’t His people share that zeal? Of course, it might help if they understood exactly what Zion is, and why Zionism is important to the Creator of the Universe. That’s why Al McCarn wrote his book, Christian Zionism 101: Ten Reasons Christians Should Support Israel and the Jewish People. In this second part of our conversation Al shares some more of those important reasons why Christians should care about Zion.
Zeal is a big deal in all the things of God, but like all things there is a degree of maturity and wisdom required to be zealous in the right way and the right time. That’s what we learn from David Jones and Barry Phillips in their midrash called, “Zealous.” Will Spires and Jimmie Black round out this show with their musical gifts.
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A man who flatters his neighbor spreads a net for his feet.
Proverbs 29:5 ESV
Eventually the truth comes out. Instead of flattering your neighbor to manipulate him, tell him the truth today so that your relationship will be firmly established on truth and prepared for future difficulties. How can anyone depend on you in hard times when you lie to them in good times?
Hardware stores have become one of my favorite errand stops. So many toys … ahem tools.
Sometimes I make a tune and can release it relatively quickly. Other times, I get so attached that I have a hard time letting it go while I work to make it “perfect”.
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Question 390: How Do I Know That I Am Saved?
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There are two kinds of "assurance," as taught by the creeds and both of them are matters of ordinary, everyday experience by many believers. There are certain clear statements in the Bible as to the kind of person a believer is. He must bear certain signs and marks and do certain things. He must love YHVH and his neighbour; he must love the Church; he must be earnest and patient and bear the various "fruits of the Spirit." Now, a person can tell whether he is doing those things, whether his soul has these marks or not. Added to this test however, is the direct "witness of the Spirit," the Spirit Himself "bearing witness with our spirit that we are the children of YHVH" (Romans 8:16; 2 Corinthians 1: 22; Ephesians 1: 13). This is the voice of YHVH, assuring us that we are His. It is important to remember that we should not wait for assurance, but must persistently and with determination believe YHVH's Word. Anyone who is in doubt whether he is a child of YHVH or not should insist immediately upon beginning: to trust Him. We become believers by believing that Moshiach really does forgive our sins and receive us, remembering that He said: "Him that cometh unto Me I will in no wise cast out" (John 6:37). As we continue to trust Him we shall find ourselves manifesting the fruits of the Spirit and YHVH will whisper to us that we are His.
Question 389: Is Wealth An Evil Or A Blessing?
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There are many passages in the Bible relative to riches and it’s opposite, poverty. Nowhere is poverty spoken of as a blessing, but rather as a trial and discipline; yet wealth is to be regarded either as a blessing or the reverse, according to circumstances. Riches that are gotten and not by right can never bring happiness or satisfaction and therefore result in sorrow or disappointment (Jeremiah 17:11). Moshiach taught His followers not to lay up for themselves "treasures on earth." He repeatedly warned them against the allurements of wealth. He declared wealth to be a great barrier to many - a hindrance to their eternal welfare. He taught His followers to set their minds on things above and to take no thought of amassing riches or goods. Usurers, brokers, exchangers and mere money-getters - those who set their hearts on wealth and made gold their YHVH - He specially denounced. Yet He never spoke, even by implication, a word against the reward of honest industry, but on the contrary commended it. Voluntary poverty was assumed by the earliest disciples and fathers in the Christian Church. There is no duty of this character specifically enjoined and we are told to "seek first the Kingdom" and all needful things will be added. "Neither riches nor poverty" is the ideal meant for a contented Christian, life. This is finely set forth in the beautiful prayer in Proverbs 30:8, Agur, the supplicant being, as is supposed a symbolical name for Solomon.
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