and when that bitter cup of wrath had been drained to its dregs , it was emptied for ever , and not one drop was left for a believing soul to taste . The wrath of God towards the believer has ceased to be , and at this moment there is ...
Finding Your Ethnicity in the Bible
As war, violence of every sort, natural disasters starts to caresses our lives occasionally, we would have a little taste of what is about to come upon the earth. For a long time wrath and mercy have always been given to the human race.
Finding Your Ethnicity in the Bible
The names of Noah's three sons are Shem, Ham, and Japheth. The meaning! The meaning of Ham is dark "dark" or "black"; Shem means, "name," "dusky," or "olive-colored"; and Japheth means "bright" or "fair." One of the most intimidating questions that plagued the mind of many today is how could one son be of Black decent and not the others? According to medical research, it tells us it is possible to have children that are very different, particularly if one or both of the parents is dark-complexioned, but according to medical research it is impossible for a bright or fair-complexioned person to produce a dark-skinned child. (NOTE: NOTHING IS TOO HARD FOR GOD) According to historians and their findings, Ham is the ancestral father of the Blacks, Mongoloids, and the Indians. Shem is the ancestral father of the Jews and Arab nations; and from the loins of Japheth came the Caucasians, "nationalized" the Indo-European- Countries.The Gospel watchman
Wrath - wrath , sure , love , or taste His wrath . certain , divine , and eternal , the wrath of God ! " Because there is wrath , " beware , O careless , O Paul says , in this tenth verse , " Which delivered undecided soul !
The Gospel watchman
Toward Old Testament Ethics
The problem with anger and wrath is that it can and does become an evil when it is left unchecked and uncontrolled . ... by Yahweh in 2 Samuel 24 : 1 , rather than authored by Satan as 1 Chronicles 21 : 1 judges , is in poor taste .
Toward Old Testament Ethics
Biblical ethics is a subject that has been almost totally neglected in this century. Only six men have written a major work on Old Testament ethics in the last hundred years, and only two of these works, both written before 1900, are in English. This lack of materials on Old Testament ethics serves to underscore the significance of Walter Kaiser's Toward Old Testament Ethics. Dr. Kaiser has no illusions about providing a simple solution to questions of Old Testament ethics. He is familiar with the complexities of this subject and begins his work in Part I by addressing such questions as: How can ethics be defined? Is there an overarching structure to ethics as presented in the Old Testament, or is there only an unrelated series of laws? Do ethics of the Old Testament have any relevance for us today? What are the exegetical principles to be used in a study of Old Testament ethics? Part II examines the moral texts of the Old Testament, in particular the Decalogue, the book of the covenant (Exodus 20:22--23:33), and the law of holiness (Leviticus 18--20). Dr. Kaiser unfolds the intention of these various laws, showing how they relate to each other and form a framework for ethics. Part III explores the content of Old Testament ethics, namely, how holiness relates to worship, work, relationship, social justice, the sanctity of life, marriage and sex, wealth, use of the truth, and motives for action. Moral difficulties in the Old Testament present stumbling blocks to many who read these books. How are we to relate to a God who, at times, seems fickle, deceptive, and hateful? How are we to champion the offensive view of women and slaves, the particulars of God choosing Israel, and the imprecations that appear from time to time in the biblical texts? Reponses to these and other difficulties from Part IV. The book concludes with a discussion of Old Testament law and New Testament believers. Dr. Kaiser shows how these laws, written thousands of years ago, still challenge God's people to live holy lives.THE KEY
There will be a day of wrath for the unbelieving Gentile and both Jew and Gentile who have not come to Christ will taste this wrath when the body of the beast is judged for those who are its body carry its mark even as those who resided ...
THE KEY
Take another look at the End Times. Test the methods of interpretations. Hold fast to the good. This book takes another look at Bible prophecy and challenges some popular interpretations.Sunday Half hour with the Great Preachers
But if a slight taste and apprehension of wrath be so dreadful and intolerable , what must it be when it comes upon persons to the uttermost ? When a few drops or a little sprinkling of wrath is so distressing and overbearing to the ...
Sunday Half hour with the Great Preachers
The Works of President Edwards
But if a slight taste and apprehension of wrath be so dreadful and intolerable , what must it be when it comes upon persons to the uttermost ! When a few drops or a little sprinkling of wrath is so distressing and overbearing to the ...
The Works of President Edwards
The Four Gospels
It is not said that he that believeth not , shall taste the wrath of God , but that now the wrath of God abideth on him . Every person Every person is at this moment in one of these conditions ; he either has everlasting life , or he is ...
The Four Gospels
The British Pulpit Consisting of Discourses by the Most Eminent Living Divines in England Scotland and Ireland Accompanied with Pulpit Sketches to which are Added Scriptural Illustrations and Selections on the Office Duties and Responsibilities of the Christian Ministry
But think , I beseech you , think said that it is only a taste of his wrath of a state of suffering where hope will go not a drinking deep of the bitter cup . The out , and leave you to the bitterness of Scripture says wrath will come ...
The British Pulpit Consisting of Discourses by the Most Eminent Living Divines in England Scotland and Ireland Accompanied with Pulpit Sketches to which are Added Scriptural Illustrations and Selections on the Office Duties and Responsibilities of the Christian Ministry
Consistent Interpretations of Prophecies relating to the House of Judah the Church of Christ the Romish Papacy and its Church etc
... of God's wrath ; " for her grapes were fully ripe , and it was high time that they should be cast into the press . ... of God's wrath , ” because thereby God makes transgressors and evildoers to know aud taste of His wrath .
Consistent Interpretations of Prophecies relating to the House of Judah the Church of Christ the Romish Papacy and its Church etc
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