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June 26 - July 16, 2020
(Galatians 6:7-8)
(Deuteronomy 25:17-18).
cause and effect,
God sent the higher laws downward so that the natural world became an incarnation, a visible representation, a working model of the supernatural.
In the spiritual world, the same wheels work – without the iron.
Our whole life is thus bound and governed by laws ordained and...
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(Job 4:7-8).
(Proverbs 11:18),
(Proverbs 22:8).
(Isaiah 3:10-11).
(Hosea 8:7).
(Hosea 10:12).
learn from them the answer to your question.
He will feed with His Spirit the craving spirits of His children.1
The seed consists of his thoughts, words, and actions.
Life is to be regarded as a seedtime. Everyone has a field to sow, to cultivate, and finally, to reap. We are cultivating the seed for the coming harvest by our habits, by our interaction with friends and companions, and by exposing ourselves to good or bad influences.
(James 1:15).
we cannot reap eternal life unless we have sown to the Spirit.
(Ecclesiastes 8:11).
what would become of a child if he was left to himself with no training, no guidance, and no education.
evil too often gets the u...
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(Romans 12:15).
It is wise for us to make the most of the opportunities God has given us.
(Hebrews 13:14).
(Isaiah 45:22).
(Ephesians 5:6)
(Job 13:9)
Satan is the archenemy of our souls,
(2 Corinthians 11:14),
(John 8:44).
(Jeremiah 17:9).
(Proverbs 28:26).
(Proverbs 4:23).
(Mark 7:21-22).
Superficially examined, the heart is thought to be the seat of all that is good and noble and pleasing in a person, but in reality, until regenerated by the Holy Spirit, it is the seat of all corruption.
(John 3:19).
(Psalm 51:10).
the God of the Bible has never deceived anyone, never can deceive anyone, and never will deceive anyone.
No matter how successfully we might deceive or be deceived by ourselves or others, we cannot deceive God.
(Genesis 3:8).
(1 Samuel 15).
(Acts 5:3-4).
The immoral person often reaps the early fruit of his sin in diseases of the body,
A person may be sowing for years and not even realize it himself.
(Matthew 13:22).
(Proverbs 21:4),
(Proverbs 16:5).
These are the mistakes people make. They are leading respectable lives, and they think all is well. They do not recognize the stain of corruption upon many of the most cherished objects of their hearts.
The reason for deception is, for the most part, neglect.
People do not stop to examine themselves, to open their hearts and minds as in the sight of God, and to judge themselves by His most holy will.
