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Results from: Unanswered Questions
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Prayer Request |
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DocTrinsograce |
Fri 05/24/13, 6:33am |
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Let us be in prayer for those affected by the tornados in Oklahoma recently:
http://networkedblogs.com/LvaGr
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Results from: Answers, Notes
On or After: Tue 05/14/13 ordered by Date
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How many people were saved on the Ark? |
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1 Pet 3:20 |
DocTrinsograce |
Fri 05/24/13, 6:30am |
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Hi, Ellis...
Welcome to the forum!
"...during the construction of the ark, in which a few, that is, eight persons, were brought safely through the water." (1 Peter 3:20b NASB)
In Him, Doc |
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Look Upon Jesus |
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Ps 72:3 |
DocTrinsograce |
Thu 05/23/13, 6:12pm |
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"Some of you have truly been brought by God to believe in Jesus. Yet you have no abiding peace, and very little growth in holiness. Why is this? It is because your eye is fixed anywhere but on Christ. You are so busy looking at books, or looking at men, or looking at the world, that you have no time, no heart, for looking at Christ. No wonder you have little peace and joy in believing. No wonder you live so inconsistent and unholy a life. Change your plan. Consider the greatness and glory of Christ, who has undertaken all in the stead of sinners, and you would find it quite impossible to walk in darkness, or to walk in sin. Oh, what low, despicable thoughts you have of the glorious Immanuel! Lift your eyes from your own bosom, downcast believer -- look upon Jesus. It is good to consider your ways, but it is far better to consider Jesus. Oh, believer, consider Jesus. Meditate on these things. Look and look again, until your peace flows like a river." --Robert Murray McCheyne (1813-1843) |
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Not how they pray, but how they think |
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Jer 17:7 |
DocTrinsograce |
Wed 05/22/13, 4:05pm |
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"He who comes to God in prayer, comes not in a spirit of self-assertion, but in a spirit of trustful dependence. No one ever addressed God in prayer thus: 'O God, Thou knowest that I am the architect of my own fortunes and the determiner of my own destiny. Thou mayest indeed do something to help me in the securing of my purposes after I have decided upon them. But my heart is my own, and Thou canst not intrude into it; my will is my own, and Thou canst not bend it. When I wish Thy aid, I will call on Thee for it. Meanwhile, Thou must await my pleasure.' Men may reason somewhat like this; but that is not the way they pray." --Benjamin Breckinridge Warfield (1851-1921) |
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Royal Proclamation |
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John 6:57 |
DocTrinsograce |
Tue 05/21/13, 3:46pm |
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"If an earthly king were to issue a royal proclamation, and the life or death of his subjects entirely depended on performing or not performing its conditions, how eager would they be to hear what those conditions were! And shall we not pay the same respect to the King of kings, and Lord of lords, and lend an attentive ear to His ministers, when they are declaring, in His name, how our pardon, peace, and happiness may be secured?" --George Whitefield (1714-1770) |
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Blessed Providence |
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Ps 149:4 |
DocTrinsograce |
Mon 05/20/13, 5:16pm |
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"But a Christian is to pursue his lawful calling [as a saint] with an eye to the providence of God and with submission to His wisdom. Thus, so far as he acts in the exercise of faith, he cannot be disappointed. He casts his care upon his Heavenly Father, who has promised to take care of him. What God gives, he receives with thankfulness, and is careful as a faithful steward to improve it for the furtherance of the cause of God, and the good of mankind. And if he meets with losses and crosses, he is not disconcerted, knowing that all his concerns are under a Divine direction; that the Lord whom he serves, chooses for him better than he could choose for himself; and that his best treasure is safe, out of the reach of the various changes to which all things in the present state are liable." --John Newton (1725-1807) (the author of Amazing Grace) |
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