Praise be to Yah' : Psalm 68 : 4, Sing to God (Elohim), sing praises to His name; Extol Him who rides on the clouds, By His name YAH, And rejoice before Him. (NKJV)
I love the way these are easy to listen to - (for me, music not to loud or fast, not reading too fast, nice voices) I'm listening to the book of Romans now. Is there a way that the NKJV Romans playlist can just roll into the next chapter? It isn't doing that on my computer - it brings up another channel's worship video or something else. Thanks for all you are doing with this - I think it is a great thing!! I do like that they are separate chapters, though, then I can loop and listen to one chapter over and over.
Hi Eva, I think if you watch via the Roman's playlist, th-cam.com/play/PLxocskw_lbVr-ZY2SA-Uc6WrVB1Bo_I-V.html it should bring up the next chapter when the current chapter finishes, and at the end of the last chapter of romans, it will present you the 1st Corinthian's playlist automatically. Not sure why that is not doing that for you. If there is a specific video you are refering to, I can check, and I can see if the settings are off?
All Believers & Followers of Christ Jesus (Yahusha) are grafted into the commonwealth of the Nation of Israel, so they too become apart of the Israel of God (Yah) see : Romans 11 : 11-31, & John 15 : 1-7, & 7-12, Romans 9: 25-26, Also tells us that God (Yah) will make a people from the genital nations who were once Not His people at one time; into His people called Israel because of their faith & obedience in Christ Jesus -Yahusha, Amen! 💕🙏 Who are the true saved people (Israel) of God ? Christ tells who in : Revelation 12 : 17, Rev 14 : 12 & Rev 22 : 13-14, those who keep the commands of the Father and have the testimony of Jesus Christ (Yahusha Ha-Moshiach) in their lives. Psalm 68 : 4-5, Sing to God (Elohim), sing praises to His name; Extol Him who rides on the clouds, By His name YAH, And rejoice before Him. 5, A father of the fatherless, a defender of widows, Is Elohim (God) in His holy habitation. (nkjv). HalleluYah Amen! 💕🙏 Christ Yahusha (Jesus) said in : Luke 11: 28, blessed are those who hear the word of God (Yah) and keep it!” John 14:24, He who does not love Me does not keep My words; and the word which you hear is not Mine but the Father’s who sent Me. 💕🙏 Christ Yahusha (Jesus) said to us in : Matthew 7:12, “Therefore, whatever you wish men to do to you, do also to them, for this is the Law (Torah) and the Prophets. We must all 'Repent' of our sins and get right with God (Yah)' or Father in heaven. How to Love God & others, & be pleasing in God's eyes according to the Bible : 1 John 5 : 2 - 5, 2, By this we know that we love the children of God, when we love God and follow His commandments. 3, For this is the love of God, that we keep His commandments. And His commandments are not burdensome. 4, For whatever is born of Elohim (God) overcomes the world. And this is the victory that has overcome the world- our faith. 5, Who is he who overcomes the world, but he who believes that Yahusha (Jesus) is the Son of Elohim (God) ? 💕🙏 Proverbs 16 : 7, When a man’s ways please יהוה Yahuah (the Lord), He makes even his enemies to be at peace with him. For God's Just & Loving commands please see : Exodus 20 : 1-17, Micah 6: 8, Matthew 7:12, Matthew 22 : 34 - 40, & Galatians 5 : 22-24, (for the fruits of the Spirit that keep the laws of God/Yah). 💕🙏 Christ Yahusha (Jesus) tells us to “Repent of our sins and believe in Him, to turn back to Yah (God) the Father, for the blotting out of our sins, and to learn of Him the Christ (Matthew 11:27-30); And to walk in the Fathers way's of right-rulings and blessings as He did (1John 2: 6-7), for He does not change; He is the same yesterday, today & forever, see (Malachi 3:6, & Hebrews 13:8). I pray these scripture are a blessing to all 💕🙏
why? I know some of the chapters, the background music / sound effects are a bit loud, but this is how it was on the original recording, so I couldn't lower it.
In Romans 2, Paul springs a bit of a trap for religious people, especially for religious Jews living under the law. In the second half of Romans 1, Paul described the downward progression followed by humanity in our sin. It concluded with a list of all the different kinds of sin we end up indulging in after rejecting God. A self-assured religious person might have read that description of humanity's sinfulness and assumed it was about other people: pagans, "sinners," and so forth. Paul now turns to look those religious people in the eye. He calls them hypocrites for making themselves judges over others. In truth, everyone is guilty of some of those sins. All of us are guilty of the sin nature that leads to them. All religious people agree those who practice sin deserve God's judgment, so why would anyone think he or she will escape that judgment? To presume God's kindness, in this moment, implies that He will never judge us for our own personal sin. In fact, Paul insists, God will judge everyone based on the same standard: whether his works were good or bad. If his works are shown be consistently and perfectly good, he will receive eternal life. If his works are shown to be selfish and disobedient, he will receive wrath and fury. This goes for both Jews and Gentiles, Paul says. In the following chapter, Paul will show the logical conclusion of this concept. In short, it means that all people are doomed on the basis of their deeds. Nobody can possibly be judged by God as having done good and not evil in this life. For now, though, Paul wants to speak to those who are under the law: those who practice Judaism. They will not be protected from God's judgment because they have the law or because they are circumcised. It's important to remember that Paul speaks from personal experience, as a former Pharisee and zealous adherent to Judaism himself (Philippians 3:4-7). So is there any value in the law? Paul lists several good things that Jews have because they have the law. That includes being included in God's chosen people, boasting that their God is the one true God, knowing God's will, serving as a guide to the blind, and teaching children and the foolish the truth. Having built his Jewish readers up with this impressive list, however, Paul finally turns it around on them. If you have all of these things, why don't you follow the law? His point is that having the law of Moses is no good, in the end, if you don't keep it. Lawbreakers dishonor God. Jewish people should not think that God will spare them from His judgment simply because they have the law or because they are circumcised. Circumcision is valuable, still, Paul insists, but only for those who keep the law. If someone who is circumcised breaks the law, it's as if they aren't circumcised, at all. On the other hand, if an uncircumcised Gentile were to keep the law, God would regard that person as if he were a circumcised, Jewish person. Jewishness, or any other set of religious rituals and sacraments, is about what's going on inside a person and not on the outside. "Circumcision" becomes a shorthand reference to all of these. Having said that, Paul will show in the following chapter that nobody, including the Jews, is able to keep the law. Nobody is able to fix their darkened hearts in order to be praised by God
Thank you for sharing the word. God bless everyone
Blessed🙏🏻😊thank you
Amen 🙏 Hallelujah 🙏
Amen amen amen to the Truth
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Praise be to Yah' : Psalm 68 : 4, Sing to God (Elohim), sing praises to His name; Extol Him who rides on the clouds, By His name YAH, And rejoice before Him. (NKJV)
Allelujah Amen
Jesus Christ is coming repent and turn to Christ while you can.
We need crying out to be circumcised for the pure heart to be baptized in the holy spirit so that we will overcome the loss of flash amen 🙏🏽 🔥❤️
This is gorgeous music. What is it?
it's part of the dramatized audio NKJV Bible.
Of the jews first then the greeks!
I love the way these are easy to listen to - (for me, music not to loud or fast, not reading too fast, nice voices) I'm listening to the book of Romans now. Is there a way that the NKJV Romans playlist can just roll into the next chapter? It isn't doing that on my computer - it brings up another channel's worship video or something else. Thanks for all you are doing with this - I think it is a great thing!! I do like that they are separate chapters, though, then I can loop and listen to one chapter over and over.
Hi Eva, I think if you watch via the Roman's playlist, th-cam.com/play/PLxocskw_lbVr-ZY2SA-Uc6WrVB1Bo_I-V.html it should bring up the next chapter when the current chapter finishes, and at the end of the last chapter of romans, it will present you the 1st Corinthian's playlist automatically. Not sure why that is not doing that for you. If there is a specific video you are refering to, I can check, and I can see if the settings are off?
All Believers & Followers of Christ Jesus (Yahusha) are grafted into the commonwealth of the Nation of Israel, so they too become apart of the Israel of God (Yah) see : Romans 11 : 11-31, & John 15 : 1-7, & 7-12, Romans 9: 25-26, Also tells us that God (Yah) will make a people from the genital nations who were once Not His people at one time; into His people called Israel because of their faith & obedience in Christ Jesus -Yahusha, Amen! 💕🙏
Who are the true saved people (Israel) of God ? Christ tells who in :
Revelation 12 : 17, Rev 14 : 12 & Rev 22 : 13-14, those who keep the commands of the Father and have the testimony of Jesus Christ (Yahusha Ha-Moshiach) in their lives.
Psalm 68 : 4-5, Sing to God (Elohim), sing praises to His name; Extol Him who rides on the clouds, By His name YAH, And rejoice before Him. 5, A father of the fatherless, a defender of widows, Is Elohim (God) in His holy habitation. (nkjv).
HalleluYah Amen! 💕🙏
Christ Yahusha (Jesus) said in : Luke 11: 28, blessed are those who hear the word of God (Yah) and keep it!”
John 14:24, He who does not love Me does not keep My words; and the word which you hear is not Mine but the Father’s who sent Me. 💕🙏
Christ Yahusha (Jesus) said to us in :
Matthew 7:12, “Therefore, whatever you wish men to do to you, do also to them, for this is the Law (Torah) and the Prophets.
We must all 'Repent' of our sins and get right with God (Yah)' or Father in heaven.
How to Love God & others, & be pleasing in God's eyes according to the Bible :
1 John 5 : 2 - 5,
2, By this we know that we love the children of God, when we love God and follow His commandments. 3, For this is the love of God, that we keep His commandments. And His commandments are not burdensome.
4, For whatever is born of Elohim (God) overcomes the world. And this is the victory that has overcome the world- our faith.
5, Who is he who overcomes the world, but he who believes that Yahusha (Jesus) is the Son of Elohim (God) ? 💕🙏
Proverbs 16 : 7, When a man’s ways please יהוה Yahuah (the Lord), He makes even his enemies to be at peace with him.
For God's Just & Loving commands please see : Exodus 20 : 1-17, Micah 6: 8, Matthew 7:12, Matthew 22 : 34 - 40, & Galatians 5 : 22-24, (for the fruits of the Spirit that keep the laws of God/Yah). 💕🙏
Christ Yahusha (Jesus) tells us to “Repent of our sins and believe in Him, to turn back to Yah (God) the Father, for the blotting out of our sins, and to learn of Him the Christ (Matthew 11:27-30); And to walk in the Fathers way's of right-rulings and blessings as He did (1John 2: 6-7), for He does not change; He is the same yesterday, today & forever, see (Malachi 3:6, & Hebrews 13:8).
I pray these scripture are a blessing to all 💕🙏
Bro Paul was like, top in words LOLOL he was so cool man
I just can't seem to understand what he's saying in this chapter.
why? I know some of the chapters, the background music / sound effects are a bit loud, but this is how it was on the original recording, so I couldn't lower it.
He is crushing them with the law because no one can be justified through it, so they trust the gospel
In Romans 2, Paul springs a bit of a trap for religious people, especially for religious Jews living under the law. In the second half of Romans 1, Paul described the downward progression followed by humanity in our sin. It concluded with a list of all the different kinds of sin we end up indulging in after rejecting God. A self-assured religious person might have read that description of humanity's sinfulness and assumed it was about other people: pagans, "sinners," and so forth.
Paul now turns to look those religious people in the eye. He calls them hypocrites for making themselves judges over others. In truth, everyone is guilty of some of those sins. All of us are guilty of the sin nature that leads to them. All religious people agree those who practice sin deserve God's judgment, so why would anyone think he or she will escape that judgment? To presume God's kindness, in this moment, implies that He will never judge us for our own personal sin.
In fact, Paul insists, God will judge everyone based on the same standard: whether his works were good or bad. If his works are shown be consistently and perfectly good, he will receive eternal life. If his works are shown to be selfish and disobedient, he will receive wrath and fury. This goes for both Jews and Gentiles, Paul says. In the following chapter, Paul will show the logical conclusion of this concept. In short, it means that all people are doomed on the basis of their deeds. Nobody can possibly be judged by God as having done good and not evil in this life.
For now, though, Paul wants to speak to those who are under the law: those who practice Judaism. They will not be protected from God's judgment because they have the law or because they are circumcised. It's important to remember that Paul speaks from personal experience, as a former Pharisee and zealous adherent to Judaism himself (Philippians 3:4-7).
So is there any value in the law? Paul lists several good things that Jews have because they have the law. That includes being included in God's chosen people, boasting that their God is the one true God, knowing God's will, serving as a guide to the blind, and teaching children and the foolish the truth. Having built his Jewish readers up with this impressive list, however, Paul finally turns it around on them. If you have all of these things, why don't you follow the law?
His point is that having the law of Moses is no good, in the end, if you don't keep it. Lawbreakers dishonor God. Jewish people should not think that God will spare them from His judgment simply because they have the law or because they are circumcised.
Circumcision is valuable, still, Paul insists, but only for those who keep the law. If someone who is circumcised breaks the law, it's as if they aren't circumcised, at all. On the other hand, if an uncircumcised Gentile were to keep the law, God would regard that person as if he were a circumcised, Jewish person.
Jewishness, or any other set of religious rituals and sacraments, is about what's going on inside a person and not on the outside. "Circumcision" becomes a shorthand reference to all of these. Having said that, Paul will show in the following chapter that nobody, including the Jews, is able to keep the law. Nobody is able to fix their darkened hearts in order to be praised by God
Why and what don’t you understand?
what part? Paul covered alot of information