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“Seek Ye Me, and Ye shall Live”
There are many passages in the Word of God concerning the privilege of seeking the Lord. No doubt you can think of many, many such passages. “Seek ye the Lord while He may be found, call ye upon Him while He is near.” That is one. “It is time to seek the Lord.” That is another. “I said not unto the seed of Jacob, Seek ye Me in vain.” And then there is the well-known passage I read to you this evening in Luke chapter 11 (1-13): “Seek, and ye shall find; knock, and it shall be opened unto you.” I am sure all of us are very familiar with these well-known parts of Scripture. But beloved friends, this in the Book of Amos is…
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Reserved In Everlasting Chains
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The Lord Looketh On The Heart
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Reserved In Everlasting Chains
Jude supplies three examples of God’s judgment against sin. The illustrations are drawn from the Old Testament and support Jude’s warning of condemnation on the ungodly men spoken of in verse 4. He assumes his readers will be familiar with these passages but wisely reminds them again of their message. Jude uses past precedent to anticipate God’s future dealings with sinners. Destroyed for not believing Jude’s chosen examples are both pertinent and powerful. He reminds his readers how the people of Israel were at first saved out of Egypt only to die in the wilderness over a period of forty years because of their unbelief. Only Joshua and Caleb from the original exodus were permitted to enter Canaan. These people did not simply die. Jude’s…
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Ordained To This Condemnation
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Saul Rejected As King
