That was a beautiful analogy illustrating the difference between drinking from “the cup of God’s wrath” vs “the cup of God’s Grace” offered through Christ. ❤
Psalm 75. I'd like to find a book on Biblical language. In my readings I run across many Hebraic puns n idioms The dregs. My husband enjoys. Turkish ☕️@ 🏡 and at a nearby café. The Last Supper was what is known today as the Passover❤ His cup is best 🍷
Thank-you for the analysis, sir. 🙏 At 3:46, you said, "He's not going to allow corrupt men to ruin what He intends to sustain." However, doesn't the Bible itself say that the world will become increasingly corrupt and worse over time? For example, many passages, like those in Revelation, detail escalating tribulations, wars, natural disasters, and global unrest, all indicating that the earth will face worsening conditions before Christ's return. Even Jesus warned about this in Matthew 24, where He spoke of nations rising against each other, famines, and earthquakes as signs of the end times. Similarly, 2 Timothy 3:1-5 describes humanity in the last days as being selfish, boastful, and unholy, which suggests a moral decline. If the Bible acknowledges that corruption and chaos will increase, doesn't that contradict the idea that God won’t allow corrupt men to ruin what He sustains? Could it be that God allows this worsening to fulfill His greater purpose of ultimately bringing redemption and judgment? Please enlighten me sir.
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I really loved the application! I am so thankful that we have you to help explain these chapters for us. God bless you my brother!
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That was a beautiful analogy illustrating the difference between drinking from “the cup of God’s wrath” vs “the cup of God’s Grace” offered through Christ. ❤
choices. Amen. thank you.
Thank you!
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Psalm 75. I'd like to find a book on Biblical language. In my readings I run across many Hebraic puns n idioms
The dregs. My husband enjoys. Turkish ☕️@ 🏡 and at a nearby café. The Last Supper was what is known today as the Passover❤ His cup is best 🍷
All of these psalms/songs makes me really curious as to what the tune 🎶 was.
Thank-you for the analysis, sir. 🙏
At 3:46, you said, "He's not going to allow corrupt men to ruin what He intends to sustain." However, doesn't the Bible itself say that the world will become increasingly corrupt and worse over time? For example, many passages, like those in Revelation, detail escalating tribulations, wars, natural disasters, and global unrest, all indicating that the earth will face worsening conditions before Christ's return.
Even Jesus warned about this in Matthew 24, where He spoke of nations rising against each other, famines, and earthquakes as signs of the end times. Similarly, 2 Timothy 3:1-5 describes humanity in the last days as being selfish, boastful, and unholy, which suggests a moral decline.
If the Bible acknowledges that corruption and chaos will increase, doesn't that contradict the idea that God won’t allow corrupt men to ruin what He sustains? Could it be that God allows this worsening to fulfill His greater purpose of ultimately bringing redemption and judgment? Please enlighten me sir.