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| − | ==Walid Shoebat - END TIMES ALERT! - (Full Version)==
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| − | Walid Shoebat on The End Times ALERT! Eschatology: Holy Bible Prophecies!
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| − | ==John MacArthur==
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| − | Understanding the Sabbath (Genesis 2:1-3)
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| − | How are we to understand the place that the Sabbath plays, if any, in the life of the people of God? Turn in your Bible for a moment to Exodus chapter 20. This is the Decalogue, the Ten Commandments. And near the middle of the Ten Commandments is the fourth commandment. We begin to read about it in verse 8. "Remember the Sabbath Day, to keep it holy. Six days you shall labor and do all your work, but the seventh day is a Sabbath of the Lord your God. In it you shall not do any work, you or your son or your daughter, your male or your female servants, or your cattle or your sojourner or stranger who stays with you, for in six days the Lord made the heavens and the earth, the sea and all that is in them and rested on the seventh day. Therefore the Lord blessed the Sabbath day and made it holy."
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| − | There is no question about the other nine commandments being permanent and binding. We are to have no other gods. We are never to make an idol. We are to worship only the true and living God. We are never to take the name of the Lord in vain. We are not to dishonor our father or mother, but rather give them honor. We are not to murder, commit adultery, steal, lie, or covet. Those are all moral mandates, moral commands, with the exception of verses 8 through 11, the fourth command regarding the Sabbath. And the question that is often posed is a simple one. If all the other commands are permanent, is not this one permanent as well?...
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| − | == Book 1 of Musings A Few Small Fish==
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| − | ===Accept the large with grace, but always be thankful for the small blessings of God.===
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| − | What started me on this topic was a clause I noticed during my devotional reading. It is found in the Gospel of Mark, where the Lord Jesus was feeding the crowd by a miracle.
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| − | The words I noticed are as follow: "They had a few small fish as well; he gave thanks for them also."
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| − | Now the Lord already had taken the seven loaves of bread and given thanks.
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| − | You would think the Lord would have thanked God for the bread and the fish, and then distributed them.
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| − | No, He gave thanks for the seven loaves and gave them to His disciples to set before the people.
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| − | Then the Lord took a few small fish and gave thanks for them also.
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| − | That was what struck me, "He gave thanks for them also."
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| − | I commented to Audrey at the time, because it seemed so unusual.
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| − | We are likely to give thanks for some great blessing in our life (sometimes we don't even do that).
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| − | But how about the few small fish, the daily blessings and answers to prayer.
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| − | Do we take them for granted?
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| − | We don't get much rain here in Southern California. So when it does rain, I thank the Lord for every drop, thinking what it means to us and to the little wild animals that trust God for their survival.
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| − | We have been short of annual rainfall for a couple of years now. This morning it spattered a few drops and then quit. I am praising God for those few drops.
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| − | Every Sunday morning Audrey and I praise God for the strength (we are in our seventies) and opportunity to serve God on one more day. I think there are many people in the spirit realm who would give anything to be able to serve God one more day on the earth.
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| − | I thank God when the weather is warm, for I was born in Maine and raised in Connecticut. I praise God when the weather is cold, because it rejuvenates me and I feel like a horse on a windy day.
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| − | I can still play the piano - something to be thankful for.
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| − | Many of my aches and pains have been worked out as I have insisted on keeping going. Something to be thankful for.
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| − | The dog is healthy. Something to be thankful for. There is enough food in the house. Something to be thankful for. I am confident concerning the future even if war does come; because I know the Lord will provide for me and my loved ones. I look forward to death like I used to think of Christmas when I was a boy.
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| − | Such peace of mind is something to be thankful for.
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| − | I got up this morning warm, healthy, clothed, fed, and ready to serve God.
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| − | What "few small fish" do you have that you can be thankful for today?
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| − | He told the crowd to sit down on the ground. When he had taken the seven loaves and given thanks, he broke them and gave them to his disciples to set before the people, and they did so. They had a few small fish as well; he gave thanks for them also and told the disciples to distribute them. (Mark 8:6-7)
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| − | Do you have a called of God ministry where your whole purpose is to '''"feed the sheep"''', and God '''supplies your needs''', or do you have books, tapes, videos, etc. that you '''SELL''' for a "donation", or just outright '''SELL''', and your buyers supply your needs?
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| − | There is nothing wrong with being in business and selling things. However, if you are a church or any kind of "ministry", you may want to check your motive for how you are conducting the work of the Lord.
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| − | '''Remember the money changers in the temple where JESUS turned over the tables and threw them out. They were selling things in the "CHURCH"'''. '''(God made it quite clear to us that we were not to charge for anything, that HE was our source.)'''
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| − | '''[[By David C. Pack]]'''
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| − | [[File:Logo public dcp.jpg|frame|Logo public dcp.jpg]]"As Pastor General of The Restored Church of God, David C. Pack oversees the world’s most extensive biblically based websites. He has established over 50 congregations, authored more than 20 books, and has written hundreds of booklets and articles. As Editor-in-Chief of The Real Truth magazine and voice of The World to Come program, he has reached millions around the globe with the most powerful truths of the Bible, unknown to almost all".
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| − | *[http://www.worldtocome.org/player.html#!Item=560338 http://www.worldtocome.org/player.html#!Item=560338]
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| − | *[http://www.worldtocome.org/player.html#!Item=560674
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| − | '''The Trinity—Does the Bible Teach It?'''
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| − | Does the Bible teach that God is a “Trinity”—three persons in one being? Most professing Christians answer “yes.” Although long the litmus test of traditional
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| − | '''You Can Prove the Bible’s Authority'''
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| − | *[http://www.worldtocome.org/player.html#!Item=560678 http://www.worldtocome.org/player.html#!Item=560678]
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| − | Many accept the Bible’s divine authority on faith, thinking it cannot be proven. Is what is often called the Book of books the Word of God? Or is it mere superstition—an uninspired work of men?
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| − | '''What Is Human Nature?'''
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| − | The human mind has brought awesome advancements in science, technology and exploration. But it also yields vanity, greed, lust, deceit—and appalling evil. Why this paradox? You can understand!
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| − | *[http://www.worldtocome.org/player.html#!Item=558753,1
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| − | ''''Childrearing – God’s Way''''
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| − | The family unit is under assault as never before. But parents can rear balanced, moral children in a degenerate, immoral society! God’s Word reveals much about proper childrearing. Here are life-changing biblical teachings!
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| − | What role if any did the teachings of the Qur'an play in the 9/11 attacks? What does Islam really teach? What about Jihad? Should Christians try to befriend our Muslim neighbors and share the gospel? If so, how? The title is Understanding Islam: A Christian Perspective. I would like you to watch it for free. Please forward this to all your friends!
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| − | Guest speaker James Walker of the Watchmen Fellowship<br><br>
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| − | Free Video & Profile: Only six shopping days till Armageddon? The Mayan Calendar ends next Friday and the media is giving major coverage to a growing number of "doomsday preppers" getting ready for what they fear may be the "end of the world as we know it" next week on December 21, 2012.
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| − | I think they need to be getting ready for another end-times "false alarm." Apparently, the Mayan couldn't even predict the demise of their own civilization -- much less ours. Nevertheless, thousands around the world are holding their breath, waiting for next Friday. Even some on Christian Television, such as Jack Van Impe, cannot resist the temptation of date-setting. So what is a proper Christian approach to true Bible prophecies and end-times teachings in light of all the false prophets today?
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