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Posted On Daily Devotions
Exodus 12:43
Jesus: “Let us examine Exodus 12:43, where the Lord gives Moses and Aaron specific instructions regarding the Passover meal. The verse says, ‘And the LORD…
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Posted On Daily Devotions
Psalms 110:4
Jesus: “Consider Psalm 110:4, a verse of profound significance about the Messiah’s eternal priesthood. It states, ‘The LORD hath sworn, and will not repent, Thou…
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Posted On Daily Devotions
Daniel 3:3
Jesus: “Let us reflect on a passage from Daniel, chapter 3, verse 3, where we read about the assembly of Babylon’s officials before a great…
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Posted On Prophesy
What is the Abomination of Desolation?
Jesus: “Let us now reflect upon a prophecy from Daniel, concerning a grave event known as the ‘abomination of desolation.’ Understanding this will prepare you…
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Posted On Prophesy
Signs of the Second Coming
Jesus: “Let us gather and reflect upon the signs of the times, as the scriptures speak of events that will herald my return. Understanding these…
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Posted On Moral Teachings
What is the difference between good and bad people?
Jesus: “The distinction between ‘good’ and ‘bad’ people can often seem clear in human terms, but in the eyes of God, the matter goes deeper…
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Posted On Daily Devotions
Ecclesiastes 12:7
Jesus: “Ecclesiastes 12:7 presents a profound reflection on the human condition and our ultimate destiny. It states, ‘Then shall the dust return to the earth…
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Posted On Christian Living
What does God think of Hope?
Jesus: “Hope is deeply valued in the eyes of God. It is an essential part of faith, providing assurance and comfort in His promises. Hope…
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