Judging Self
Let us muse today from Matthew 7:2 & 5 and the subject of Judging Self as it pertains to the Doctrine of Forgiveness. Remember in verse 2 we are told […]
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A Judgemental Spirit
Let us muse today from Matthew 7:3&5 and a Judgemental Spirit as it relates to the Doctrine of Forgiveness. The word ‘mote’ in out text means a small particle or […]
A Criticizing Declaration
Let us muse from Matthew 7:1 where we find a Criticizing Declaration about forgiveness. In this verse our Lord admonishes us about a judging spirit. He says, ‘judge not lest […]
A Connecting Pronoucement
In doing this study on forgiveness I ran across five great quotes that speak much of forgiveness. Charles Haddon Spurgeon said, “If you pray Matthew 6:12 with an unforgiving spirit […]
The Declarations Of Forgiveness
Let us begin today to look at three Declarations From Matthew’s Gospel on The Doctrine Of Forgiveness. In Matthew 6:12 I find a Connecting Declaration. This is a simple statement, […]
The Wonderful Provision
Let us muse today from Genesis 45:19-20 & 46:1-3,29-31 and The Wonderful Provision. When there is true forgiveness we will find abundant provision for the wounders and the wounded. In Genesis […]
The Directing Wonder
Let us muse today from Genesis 45:3-5,8,14-15 and The Directing Wonder. I lay before us The Wonderful Pronouncement. When Joseph reveals himself to his brothers he tells them ‘you didn’t […]
The Invisible Work
Let us muse today from Genesis 39:1-3,6,&21-23. It is here that we find the Directing Work of a Sovereign God in the life of Joseph by an Invisible Work. On […]
The Directing Work
Let us muse today from Genesis 37 and Joseph and The Directing Of His Life by a Sovereign God towards a Wounded Spirit. In verses 14-17 I find ‘The Interposing […]
A Wound Sustained
Let us muse today from Proverbs 18:14 and 17:22 and the subject of A Wound Sustained. In 18:14b the question is asked, ‘A wounded spirit who can bear?’ The question is […]