Holy Bible Recovery Version Quotes

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― Living Stream Ministry, Holy Bible Recovery Version

“This likens the word of God to a living plant that is planted into our being and grows in us to bring forth fruit for the salvation of our souls. We need to receive such a word in meekness, in all submission, without any resistance.”
― Living Stream Ministry, Holy Bible Recovery Version

“But the fleshly Corinthian believers were strong, seeking to be recognized as prominent among the believers by exercising their natural ability.”
― Living Stream Ministry, Holy Bible Recovery Version

“The reality of keeping the law is to live God and express God. Such a living, a living in the eternal economy of God, is the living of a God-man, a life of continually denying the self and being crucified to live Christ, who is God’s testimony, by the bountiful supply of the Spirit of Jesus Christ for the enlarged and expanded expression of God (Matt. 16:24; Gal. 2:20; Phil. 1:19-21a; Rom. 8:4”
― Living Stream Ministry, Holy Bible Recovery Version

“Nm 18:20 And Jehovah said to Aaron, aYou shall have 1no inheritance in their land, nor shall you have any portion among them; I am your bportion and your inheritance among the children of Israel.”
― Living Stream Ministry, Holy Bible Recovery Version

“Christ as the Center of God’s Administration according to God’s Eternal Economy”
― Living Stream Ministry, Holy Bible Recovery Version

“Pr 25:23 The north wind brings forth rain; / And a backbiting tongue, an angry countenance.”
― Living Stream Ministry, Holy Bible Recovery Version

“We keep the law not by exercising our mind and will (cf. Rom. 7:18-25) but by loving the Lord as our Husband and thereby partaking of His life and nature to become one with Him as His enlargement and expression.”
― Living Stream Ministry, Holy Bible Recovery Version

“Rm 8:38 For I am persuaded that neither death nor life nor angels nor principalities nor things present nor things to come nor powers Rm 8:39 Nor height nor depth nor any other creature will be able to separate us from the 1alove of God, which is in Christ Jesus our Lord.”
― Living Stream Ministry, Holy Bible Recovery Version

“Rm 7:151 do Lit., do not know; i.e., do not acknowledge, do not approve of. Paul did not allow, approve of, or acknowledge his wrong action, for it issued from his flesh, which served the law of sin against his mind and against his will.”
― Living Stream Ministry, Holy Bible Recovery Version

“Mt 4:13c devil  - Rev. 12:9; 20:10 The Greek word means accuser, slanderer (Rev. 12:9-10). The devil, Satan, accuses us before God and slanders us before men.”
― Living Stream Ministry, Holy Bible Recovery Version

“When Abraham journeyed from Hebron (v. 1), he left God’s presence and the proper standing on which he could have fellowship with God (13:18 and notes). Although he had been circumcised both physically and spiritually (17:10, 23-24 and note 101), when he left the proper standing of fellowship with God, Abraham was again in the flesh and repeated his previous failure (12:13). This shows that no matter how high our spiritual attainment may be, as long as we are still in the old creation, if we do not remain in fellowship with God, we are capable of being in the flesh and of behaving like the worldly people. We should never have any confidence in our flesh; the flesh is absolutely untrustworthy (Rom. 7:18; Phil. 3:3). We must put our trust in the Lord’s presence.”
― Living Stream Ministry, Holy Bible Recovery Version

“All these offerings are types of Christ in different aspects experienced, enjoyed, and gained by God’s people in their practical daily lives, and then offered by them to God.”
― Living Stream Ministry, Holy Bible Recovery Version

“Rm 8:28 And we know that 1all things 2work together for 3good to those who 4love God,”
― Living Stream Ministry, Holy Bible Recovery Version

“2Co 4:17 For our amomentary lightness of 1affliction works out for us, 2more and more surpassingly, an 3eternal weight of 4bglory, 2Co 4:18 Because we do not regard the 1things which are aseen but the 2things which are bnot seen; for the things which are seen are temporary, but the things which are not seen are ceternal. <”
― Living Stream Ministry, Holy Bible Recovery Version

“Gn 41:561 all Food maintains man’s existence and also brings man satisfaction. The whole earth being under famine signifies that all the nations are struggling to maintain their existence and are dissatisfied. Food could be found only where Joseph was (42:5-6), indicating in type that the real life supply and satisfaction can be found only in the church, where Christ is.”
― Living Stream Ministry, Holy Bible Recovery Version

“Rachel was Jacob’s natural choice according to his heart’s desire (29:18-20). The death of Rachel was the loss of Jacob’s natural choice. This was a deep and personal dealing for Jacob. Jacob lost Rachel, but in the process he gained Benjamin, who was a type of Christ. “Rachel” had to die so that “Benjamin” could be born. In the same manner, God will eventually take away our natural choice so that we may bring forth Christ for His expression. God’s goal is not to make His chosen ones suffer loss; it is to bring forth Christ through them.”
― Living Stream Ministry, Holy Bible Recovery Version

“Jacob was a crafty supplanter, but Laban was more subtle than Jacob. This was sovereignly arranged by God. Everything Laban did to cheat and to “squeeze” Jacob (31:7, 40-42), plus the competition, envy, and wrestling between Jacob’s wives in their bearing children (29:31 — 30:24), were sovereignly used by God to deal with Jacob’s natural disposition so that God could transform him. Jacob’s history shows that God sovereignly arranges each aspect of the environment of His chosen ones so that He may carry out His work of transformation in them (Rom. 8:28-30).”
― Living Stream Ministry, Holy Bible Recovery Version

“Rm 5:10 For if we, being enemies, were 1areconciled to God through the death of His Son, 2much more we will be 3saved 4in His 5blife, having been reconciled,”
― Living Stream Ministry, Holy Bible Recovery Version

“Ps 127:3 Behold, 1achildren are the heritage of Jehovah, / The fruit of the womb a reward. Ps 127:4 Like arrows in the hand of a mighty man, / So are the children of one’s youth. Ps 127:5 Blessed is the man / Who fills his quiver with them. / 1He will not be put to shame / When 1he speaks with enemies in the gate.”
― Living Stream Ministry, Holy Bible Recovery Version

“Jn 5:24 Truly, truly, I say to you, He who hears My word and abelieves Him who sent Me has 1eternal life, and does not come into 2judgment but has bpassed out of 3death into life.”
― Living Stream Ministry, Holy Bible Recovery Version

“He 4:12 For the 1aword of God is bliving and operative and sharper than any two-edged csword, and piercing even to the dividing of 2dsoul and espirit and of joints and marrow, and able to discern the 3thoughts and intentions of the heart.”
― Living Stream Ministry, Holy Bible Recovery Version

“1Ti 2:1 I exhort therefore, first of all, that 1apetitions, prayers, 2intercessions, thanksgivings be made on behalf of ball men; 1Ti 2:2 On behalf of akings and all who are in high position, that we may lead a 1quiet and tranquil life in all 2bgodliness and 3cgravity.”
― Living Stream Ministry, Holy Bible Recovery Version

“Gn 1:11a In  -   cf. John 1:1-2 The Bible, composed of two testaments, the Old Testament and the New Testament, is the complete written divine revelation of God to man. The major revelation in the entire Bible is the unique divine economy of the unique Triune God (Eph. 1:10; 3:9; 1 Tim. 1:4b). The centrality and universality of this divine economy is the all-inclusive and unsearchably rich Christ as the embodiment and expression of the Triune God (Col. 2:9; 1:15-19; John 1:18). The goal of the divine economy is the church as the Body, the fullness, the expression, of Christ (Eph. 1:22b-23; 3:8-11), which will consummate in the New Jerusalem as the union, mingling, and incorporation of the processed and consummated Triune God and His redeemed, regenerated, transformed, and glorified tripartite people. The accomplishing of the divine economy is revealed in the Bible progressively in many steps, beginning with God’s creation in Gen. 1 — 2 and consummating with the New Jerusalem in Rev. 21 — 22. In the Old Testament the contents of God’s economy are revealed mainly in types, figures, and shadows, whereas in the New Testament all the types, figures, and shadows are fulfilled and realized. Thus, the Old Testament is a figurative portrait of God’s eternal economy, and the New Testament is the practical fulfillment.”
― Living Stream Ministry, Holy Bible Recovery Version

“Pp 3:7 1But what 2things were gains to me, these I have counted as 3loss 4on account of Christ. Pp 3:8 1But moreover I 2also count aall things to be loss on account of the 3excellency of the bknowledge of Christ Jesus my Lord, 4on account of whom I have suffered the loss of all things and count them as 5refuse that I may 6cgain Christ”
― Living Stream Ministry, Holy Bible Recovery Version

“Ep 5:15 1Look therefore carefully how you awalk, not as unwise, but as bwise, Ep 5:16 1aRedeeming the time, because the 2bdays are evil.”
― Living Stream Ministry, Holy Bible Recovery Version

“For you were aonce 1bdarkness but are now 1clight din the Lord; 2ewalk as 3fchildren of light”
― Living Stream Ministry, Holy Bible Recovery Version

“Ep 4:1 I beseech you therefore, 1I, the 2aprisoner bin the Lord, to 3cwalk worthily of the dcalling with which you were ecalled,”
― Living Stream Ministry, Holy Bible Recovery Version

“2Co 5:15 And He adied for all that those who blive may 1no longer live to themselves but 2cto Him who died for them and has been raised.”
― Living Stream Ministry, Holy Bible Recovery Version

“1Because the God who said, Out of adarkness blight shall shine, is the One who shined 2in 3our chearts to 4dilluminate the knowledge of the eglory of God in the 5face of Jesus Christ.”
― Living Stream Ministry, Holy Bible Recovery Version