To follow along, visit your local Christian bookstore, and ask for the Bible Expositor and Illuminator
Time: 1445 B.C. Place: Mount Sinai
Golden Text: “In all places where I record my name I will come unto thee and I will bless thee” (Exodus 20:24).
Introduction
Moses led the people out of Egypt known as the Exodus. In the wilderness of Sinai, he received the Law directly from God. Three months after the Israelites left Egypt they arrived at Mount Sinai and after they had camped for three days God was ready to establish His covenant with them. For the people to enter into a covenant with God, they needed to be sanctified, that is, set apart. This would be accomplished by washing both their bodies and their clothing and refraining from certain activities. The people were to assemble at the foot of the mountain; restriction had already imposed concerning how close they were to get. Breaching the instructions would result in death instantaneously. During God’s entrance, a heavenly host blew the trumpet, the closer He came, the louder the trumpet blew. There were thundering and lightning and thick smoke. God reiterated to Moses to tell the people not come no further than the restrictions unless they die. God came from heaven to talk with His people and to make a covenant with them. Read More
Last Updated: October 21, 2017 by Evangelist Carolyn Luke Leave a Comment
Drawing Others to God
Walk in wisdom toward them that are without, redeeming the time. Let your speech be always with grace, seasoned with salt, that ye may know how ye ought to answer every man (Colossians 4:5-6).
“Walk in wisdom towards them that are without” means we should be wise in our contact with non-Christians, we should make the most of every opportunity to minister or witness to them about salvation and God’s love for them. Witnessing is not always in words, but in deeds; assisting those that others may reject, saying kinds words to those you know that may not like you, but you will show loving-kindness towards them. Assisting those who may be standing in the street or standing at the bus stop asking for money, if its really a need, the Spirit of God will let you know if its a need or a scam. Working above and beyond your job duties and not complaining, but knowing that God is seeing your faithfulness towards your employer, and He will reward you when you’re employer ignores you. Read More
Last Updated: November 5, 2017 by Evangelist Carolyn Luke Leave a Comment
Bible Study – John Chapter 8 Verses 52-59
John 8:52 – Then said the Jews unto him, Now we know that thou hast a devil. Abraham is dead, and the prophets; and thou sayest If a man keep my saying, he shall never taste of death. The character of a believer; he is one that keeps the sayings of the Lord, His Word have I hide in my heart that I might not sin against thee. This we must not only receive but keep; not only have but hold. We must keep it in mind and memory, keep in love and affection, keep it as our way of life, keep it as our rule. When Jesus spoke about not dying, He was speaking about spiritual death, not physical death as the Jews assumed He was speaking of.
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Last Updated: November 5, 2017 by Evangelist Carolyn Luke Leave a Comment
Sunday School Lesson – October 15, 2017 Obeying God’s Law
To follow along, visit your local Christian bookstore, and ask for the Bible Expositor and Illuminator
Time: 1445 B.C. Place: Mount Sinai
Golden Text: “In all places where I record my name I will come unto thee and I will bless thee” (Exodus 20:24).
Introduction
Moses led the people out of Egypt known as the Exodus. In the wilderness of Sinai, he received the Law directly from God. Three months after the Israelites left Egypt they arrived at Mount Sinai and after they had camped for three days God was ready to establish His covenant with them. For the people to enter into a covenant with God, they needed to be sanctified, that is, set apart. This would be accomplished by washing both their bodies and their clothing and refraining from certain activities. The people were to assemble at the foot of the mountain; restriction had already imposed concerning how close they were to get. Breaching the instructions would result in death instantaneously. During God’s entrance, a heavenly host blew the trumpet, the closer He came, the louder the trumpet blew. There were thundering and lightning and thick smoke. God reiterated to Moses to tell the people not come no further than the restrictions unless they die. God came from heaven to talk with His people and to make a covenant with them. Read More
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