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The World Mourns Babylon’s Fall

Date: February 23, 2019
Topic: Greed
Passage: Revelation 18:9–19

The fall of commercial Babylon is covered in this passage. The context of chapter 18 with its many references to the kings and merchants and commerce shows that, in this setting, Babylon is viewed in her political, economic, and commercial character, rather than in her religious…

Giving Needed Rebuke is Never Easy

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Topic: Rebuke
Passage: Proverbs 28:15–28

The oppressive rule of a wicked leader is compared to the vicious attack of a roaring lion (v. 15). He oppresses the poor like a wild beast among the people. He bears rule with a heavy hand and fails to see that the security of his job should be related to the welfare of those under him (v. 16) …

Lives Are Easily Wrecked by Immorality

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Topic: Immorality
Passage: Proverbs 7:19–27

This is really a sad story as we read it but even more sad as we see it happen to young men we know personally. Can you think of people you have known who has ruined and wrecked their lives in immorality. Happy is the young man who will heed this warning and live by it …

God’s Judgment Defended

Date: February 22, 2019
Topic: Religion
Passage: Romans 3:1–8

The Scripture for the third chapter of Romans, tells how Paul defends the rightness of God’s ways, summarizes His verdict that all men are condemned sinners, and declares God’s remedy for the guild of mankind. The following are objections raised by the Jews and introduced by Paul …

The Conflict between Esau And Jacob

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Topic: Struggle
Passage: Genesis 25:1–34

Twenty years after Sarah’s death Abraham decided to get married again to a woman named Keturah (vv. 1- 4). Abraham had six sons with her. One of these sons was Midian, the father of the Midianites, future enemies of Israel. Abraham wisely decided to secure the succession of the …

Conflict Between The Kingdoms

Date: February 21, 2019
Topic: Surrender
Passage: 2 Chronicles 13:1–22

Asa, son of Abijah, was assessed as a generally good ruler who destroyed the pagan objects of worship and urged compliance with the Lord, His law, and the commandment. Asa occupied the Davidic throne for 41 years …

Turn Away from the False

Date: February 20, 2019
Topic: Last Days
Passage: 2 Timothy 3:1–7

As in his previous letter, Paul warned Timothy about the collapse predicted for the last days (I Tim. 4:1-3). The last days began after Jesus’ resurrection when the Holy Spirit came upon the believers at Pentecost. These last days will continue until Christ’s second coming. In …

Four characters of good and evil

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Topic: Symbols
Passage: Revelation 12:1–9

Chapter 12 is made up of symbolism. It opens with the symbol of a woman and describes four characters of both good and evil during the end times: 1. The Woman, Israel (vv. 1-2) – This woman who is clothed with the sun, with the moon under …

Jesus Rides a Donkey Into Jerusalem on Palm Sunday

Date: February 19, 2019
Topic: Preparation
Passage: Mark 11:1–11

We have come to the last stage of the journey. There had been the time of withdrawal around Caesarea Philippi in the far north. There had been the time in Galilee. There had been the stay in the hill-country of Judea and in the regions beyond Jordan. There had been the road through …

How to Have Spiritual Wisdom

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Topic: Wisdom
Passage: 1 Corinthians 2:6–9

Wisdom is the reward you get for a lifetime of listening when you would have preferred to talk. You don’t have to be listed in “Who’s Who” to know what’s what. Wisdom is being spiritually opportunistic (Eph. 5:16?“17). A wise man learns by the experience of others. An ordinary man …

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