I can not expres in words how deep these sermon(s) of you pastor Jordan hit my soul. I am so grateful for The Word. It takes a lifetime to get a grip of the depth of it. I am studying along from the Caboverde Islands ⛰🌴🌳🌵🌲⛰
Listening from Waco Texas. I stumbled across your teaching while looking specifically for this passage in Genesis. Such a blessing! Thank you for your bold and faithful teaching of God's Word.
Thank you Dr . Jordan , I’m from Hongkong , I feel truly blessed to find ur preaching vdos here on you tube .Recently I’ve been studying book of Genesis , ur vdos here helped me a lot n I thanks God tat for ur clear n detailed explanation for Bible . May God bless u n ur family .Continually bless u in you tube here to serve God’s ppl . 😊🙏🏻
Sorry to be off topic but does anybody know a trick to log back into an instagram account? I was dumb lost the account password. I love any tricks you can give me!
@Dominick Max I really appreciate your reply. I got to the site on google and I'm waiting for the hacking stuff now. Seems to take a while so I will reply here later with my results.
Pastor Jordan, thank you very much for your teachings, they are a huge blessing. I will be teaching for a few days about Genesis soon so I have been listening to a lot of your sermons. I have a question if you have time to answer/think about this. In this sermon you were saying that Isaac should have trusted that God would have protected him so he has no need to be deceitful, but in the sermon about Simeon and Levi deceiving Shechem (Genesis 34) you said that they were right to deceive Shechem because they were at war and were outnumbered. What led to your different conclusions? Was it that in the latter passage there wasn't a promise for God specifically about the situation they were in?
Around @18:45 and @20:10 you mention Genesis 26:5 but you don't give much explanation. This is a curious verse, how can it be that a great man of faith was super obedient to all the commandments, statutes, and laws? Why does the Bible say that the father of the faith kept the laws and statutes? Isn't this legalism?
Legalism is the false teaching that one is saved by obedience to laws. The Bible teaches that no one is saved through obedience to the Law because no one actually keeps the Law, since all mankind is sinful. The Bible teaches that a person is saved by faith, and that faith will ultimately be demonstrated through obedience to the commands of God. A person is not saved by their obedience, but they are saved by faith, and their faith is demonstrated by obedience to the commands of God.
@@JordanNealRogers You said that although obedience cannot save you it is evidence of one's faith and since people are saved by faith then obedience is a necessary to establish what is necessary for salvation. You said "their faith is demonstrated by obedience to the commands of God" hence a Christian who does not seek to be obedient is rejecting faith based salvation. This is why I asked about Abraham who was very obedient to the statutes and commandments even without Moses.
What I am saying is that faith without works of obedience is dead. That is, faith without works is not faith at all. This is what James, the brother of the Lord Jesus said: "So also faith by itself, if it does not have works, is dead. But someone will say, “You have faith and I have works.” Show me your faith apart from your works, and I will show you my faith by my works." (James 2:17-18) The faith that attains salvation is the same faith that will inevitably produce works of obedience.
I can not expres in words how deep these sermon(s) of you pastor Jordan hit my soul.
I am so grateful for The Word. It takes a lifetime to get a grip of the depth of it.
I am studying along from the Caboverde Islands ⛰🌴🌳🌵🌲⛰
Listening from Waco Texas.
I stumbled across your teaching while looking specifically for this passage in Genesis. Such a blessing! Thank you for your bold and faithful teaching of God's Word.
Thank you for the kind word of encouragement!! May the LORD Jesus continue to bless you through His Word!
Dr. Jordan...you have such control in your knowledge...I can't wait to meet you. Your a super hero.
You are very kind and gracious with your compliments, dear friend. May the Lord Jesus bless you! (1 Timothy 1:17)
Thank you Dr . Jordan , I’m from Hongkong , I feel truly blessed to find ur preaching vdos here on you tube .Recently I’ve been studying book of Genesis , ur vdos here helped me a lot n I thanks God tat for ur clear n detailed explanation for Bible . May God bless u n ur family .Continually bless u in you tube here to serve God’s ppl . 😊🙏🏻
May the Lord bless you, friend!
From Madagascar 🇲🇬, thank you for your sermons.
Sorry to be off topic but does anybody know a trick to log back into an instagram account?
I was dumb lost the account password. I love any tricks you can give me!
@Arian Quentin instablaster ;)
@Dominick Max I really appreciate your reply. I got to the site on google and I'm waiting for the hacking stuff now.
Seems to take a while so I will reply here later with my results.
@Dominick Max It worked and I finally got access to my account again. I am so happy:D
Thank you so much, you saved my ass :D
@Arian Quentin happy to help =)
Pastor Jordan, thank you very much for your teachings, they are a huge blessing. I will be teaching for a few days about Genesis soon so I have been listening to a lot of your sermons. I have a question if you have time to answer/think about this. In this sermon you were saying that Isaac should have trusted that God would have protected him so he has no need to be deceitful, but in the sermon about Simeon and Levi deceiving Shechem (Genesis 34) you said that they were right to deceive Shechem because they were at war and were outnumbered. What led to your different conclusions? Was it that in the latter passage there wasn't a promise for God specifically about the situation they were in?
Joshua, as you noted, the differing conclusions were due to differing contexts and circumstances.
Around @18:45 and @20:10 you mention Genesis 26:5 but you don't give much explanation. This is a curious verse, how can it be that a great man of faith was super obedient to all the commandments, statutes, and laws? Why does the Bible say that the father of the faith kept the laws and statutes? Isn't this legalism?
Legalism is the false teaching that one is saved by obedience to laws. The Bible teaches that no one is saved through obedience to the Law because no one actually keeps the Law, since all mankind is sinful. The Bible teaches that a person is saved by faith, and that faith will ultimately be demonstrated through obedience to the commands of God. A person is not saved by their obedience, but they are saved by faith, and their faith is demonstrated by obedience to the commands of God.
@@JordanNealRogers You said that although obedience cannot save you it is evidence of one's faith and since people are saved by faith then obedience is a necessary to establish what is necessary for salvation. You said "their faith is demonstrated by obedience to the commands of God" hence a Christian who does not seek to be obedient is rejecting faith based salvation. This is why I asked about Abraham who was very obedient to the statutes and commandments even without Moses.
What I am saying is that faith without works of obedience is dead. That is, faith without works is not faith at all. This is what James, the brother of the Lord Jesus said:
"So also faith by itself, if it does not have works, is dead. But someone will say, “You have faith and I have works.” Show me your faith apart from your works, and I will show you my faith by my works."
(James 2:17-18)
The faith that attains salvation is the same faith that will inevitably produce works of obedience.