Elisha told the prophet's widow to shut the door of her house so only she and her sons would witness the miracle of the oil in 2 Kings 4:1-7. When he arrived at the Shunnamite woman's home in v32, he went into the room with the dead boy and shut the door behind him. Why did he want these miracles to be done in private instead of in the open where more people would see and glorify God?
Maybe because he knew the miracles God worked through him prefigured those of the Messiah, and he didn't want anyone mistaking him for the greater One who was yet to come.
Or maybe it was for the same reason Yeshua told the doubters to leave when he healed Jarius' daughter. Even he couldn't work many miracles in the midst of doubters.
Whether you are a loner, introvert, or extravert, you weren't created to be alone. You need family and community to be healthy and to fully meet your purpose in the Kingdom of Heaven.
#proverbs 18:1
https://rumble.com/v2cjhuo-pro....verbs-181-you-werent
When we figure out the meaning of life, then we'll be content. Or is it the other way around?
https://thebarkingfox.com/2024..../10/26/grasping-the-
When we figure out the meaning of life, then we'll be content. Or is it the other way around?
https://thebarkingfox.com/2024..../10/26/grasping-the-
The question asked was, “Can Jesus really live in my heart?” The only place in the Bible where this could be implied is Ephesians 3:17, “so that Christ may dwell in your hearts through faith. Then you, being rooted and grounded in love,” The problem is with the way we understand the words are being used and we miss the context. No, Jesus can’t live in your heart. What Paul is asking in his prayer is for our Creator to strengthen our soul so we are able to establish a greater faith.
Should We Call Ourselves "Christians"?
20 minute video from 119 Ministries
http://119ministries.com/teach....ings/video-teachings