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Who is the Author of the Bible? = The Holy Spirit
Of all the gifts given to mankind by God, there is none greater than the presence of the Holy Spirit. The Spirit has many functions, roles, and activities. First, He does a work in the hearts of all people everywhere. Jesus told the disciples that He would send the Spirit into the world to “will convict the world regarding sin, and righteousness, and judgment” (John 16:8, NASB). Everyone has a “God consciousness,” whether or not they admit it. The Spirit applies God’s truths to people’s minds to convince them by fair and sufficient arguments that they are sinners. Responding to that conviction brings us to salvation.
Once we are saved and belong to God, the Spirit takes up residence in our hearts forever, sealing us with the confirming, certifying, and assuring pledge of our eternal state as His children. Jesus said He would send the Spirit to us to be our Helper, Comforter, and Guide. “And I will ask the Father, and he will give you another Counselor to be with you forever” (John 14:16). The Greek word translated here “Counselor” means “one who is called alongside” and has the idea of someone who encourages and exhorts. The Holy Spirit takes up permanent residence in the hearts of believers (Romans 8:9; 1 Corinthians 6:19-20; 12:13). Jesus gave the Spirit as a “compensation” for His absence, to perform the functions toward us that He would have done if He had remained personally with us.
Among those functions is that of revealer of truth. The Spirit’s presence within us enables us to understand and interpret God’s Word. Jesus told His disciples that “when he, the Spirit of truth, comes, he will guide you into all truth” (John 16:13). He reveals to our minds the whole counsel of God as it relates to worship, doctrine, and Christian living. He is the ultimate guide, going before, leading the way, removing obstructions, opening the understanding, and making all things plain and clear. He leads in the way we should go in all spiritual things. Without such a guide, we would be apt to fall into error. A crucial part of the truth He reveals is that Jesus is who He said He is (John 15:26; 1 Corinthians 12:3). The Spirit convinces us of Christ’s deity and incarnation, His being the Messiah, His suffering and death, His resurrection and ascension, His exaltation at the right hand of God, and His role as the judge of all. He gives glory to Christ in all things (John 16:14).
Another one of the Holy Spirit’s roles is that of gift-giver. First Corinthians 12 describes the spiritual gifts given to believers in order that we may function as the body of Christ on earth. All these gifts, both great and small, are given by the Spirit so that we may be His ambassadors to the world, showing forth His grace and glorifying Him.
The Spirit also functions as fruit-producer in our lives. When He indwells us, He begins the work of harvesting His fruit in our lives—love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control (Galatians 5:22-23). These are not works of our flesh, which is incapable of producing such fruit, but they are products of the Spirit’s presence in our lives.
The knowledge that the Holy Spirit of God has taken up residence in our lives, that He performs all these miraculous functions, that He dwells with us forever, and that He will never leave or forsake us is cause for great joy and comfort. Thank God for this precious gift—the Holy Spirit and His work in our lives!
Wie is die Outeur van die Bybel? = Die Heilige Gees
Van al die gawes wat God aan die mensdom gegee het, is daar geen groter as die teenwoordigheid van die Heilige Gees nie. Die Gees het baie funksies, rolle en aktiwiteite. Eerstens doen Hy ‘n werk in die harte van alle mense oral. Jesus het vir die dissipels gesê dat Hy die Gees in die wêreld sou stuur om “die wêreld te oortuig van sonde en van geregtigheid en van oordeel” (Johannes 16:8). Almal het ‘n “Godsbewussyn”, of hulle dit nou erken of nie. Die Gees pas God se waarhede toe op mense se gedagtes om hulle deur billike en voldoende argumente te oortuig dat hulle sondaars is. Om op daardie oortuiging te reageer, bring ons tot redding.
Sodra ons gered is en aan God behoort, neem die Gees vir ewig in ons harte intrek en verseël ons met die bevestigende, sertifiserende en versekerende belofte van ons ewige staat as Sy kinders. Jesus het gesê Hy sou die Gees na ons stuur om ons Helper, Trooster en Gids te wees. “En Ek sal die Vader vra, en Hy sal julle ‘n ander Raadgewer gee om vir ewig by julle te wees” (Johannes 14:16). Die Griekse woord wat hier as “Raadgewer” vertaal word, beteken “een wat geroep is” en het die idee van iemand wat aanmoedig en vermaan. Die Heilige Gees neem permanente verblyf in die harte van gelowiges (Romeine 8:9; 1 Korintiërs 6:19-20; 12:13). Jesus het die Gees gegee as ‘n “vergoeding” vir Sy afwesigheid, om die funksies teenoor ons te verrig wat Hy sou gedoen het as Hy persoonlik by ons gebly het.
Onder daardie funksies is dié van openbaarder van waarheid. Die Gees se teenwoordigheid in ons stel ons in staat om God se Woord te verstaan en te interpreteer. Jesus het vir Sy dissipels gesê dat “wanneer Hy, die Gees van die waarheid, kom, Hy julle in die hele waarheid sal lei” (Johannes 16:13). Hy openbaar aan ons gedagtes die hele raad van God soos dit betrekking het op aanbidding, leerstelling en Christelike lewe. Hy is die uiteindelike gids, wat vooruitgaan, die weg lei, obstruksies verwyder, die begrip oopmaak en alle dinge duidelik en duidelik maak. Hy lei ons in die weg wat ons in alle geestelike dinge moet gaan. Sonder so ‘n gids sou ons geneig wees om in die fout te val. ‘n Belangrike deel van die waarheid wat Hy openbaar, is dat Jesus is wie Hy gesê het Hy is (Johannes 15:26; 1 Korintiërs 12:3). Die Gees oortuig ons van Christus se goddelikheid en inkarnasie, Sy wese die Messias, Sy lyding en dood, Sy opstanding en hemelvaart, Sy verhoging aan die regterhand van God, en Sy rol as die regter van alles. Hy gee eer aan Christus in alle dinge (Johannes 16:14).
Nog een van die Heilige Gees se rolle is dié van gawegewer. 1 Korintiërs 12 beskryf die geestelike gawes wat aan gelowiges gegee word sodat ons as die liggaam van Christus op aarde kan funksioneer. Al hierdie gawes, beide groot en klein, word deur die Gees gegee sodat ons Sy ambassadeurs na die wêreld kan wees, Sy genade kan toon en Hom kan verheerlik.
Die Gees funksioneer ook as vrugtedraer in ons lewens. Wanneer Hy in ons woon, begin Hy die werk om Sy vrugte in ons lewens te oes – liefde, vreugde, vrede, geduld, vriendelikheid, goedheid, getrouheid, sagmoedigheid en selfbeheersing (Galasiërs 5:22-23). Dit is nie werke van ons vlees, wat nie in staat is om sulke vrugte te dra nie, maar dit is produkte van die Gees se teenwoordigheid in ons lewens.
Die wete dat die Heilige Gees van God in ons lewens intrek geneem het, dat Hy al hierdie wonderbaarlike funksies verrig, dat Hy vir ewig by ons woon en dat Hy ons nooit sal verlaat of in die steek sal laat nie, is rede tot groot vreugde en vertroosting. Dank God vir hierdie kosbare gawe – die Heilige Gees en Sy werk in ons lewens!
Bible Verse and Prayer for Today;
The LORD openeth the eyes of the blind: the LORD raiseth them that are bowed down: the LORD loveth the righteous.
Psalm 146:8
Prayer
Lord as Children of God You request Righteousness from Us . Lord Please Help us in Living Righteous Life on this Earth , Help Us to open Blind Eyes and Raise them that are Bowed Down , we Pray this in Jesus Name , Amen and Amen
Bybel Vers en Gebed vir Vandag
Die HERE open die oë van die blindes; die HERE rig die neergeboë op; die HERE het die regverdiges lief.
Psalm 146:8
Gebed
Here, as kinders van God, vra U geregtigheid van ons. Here, help ons asseblief om regverdige lewens op hierdie aarde te lei. Help ons om blinde oë oop te maak en die neergeboë op te rig. Ons bid dit in Jesus se Naam, Amen en Amen.
Bible Teaching of the Day
The Spirit’s leading.
Before Jesus ascended to heaven, He told His disciples that He would send one who would teach and guide all those who believe in Him (Acts 1:5; John 14:26; 16:7). Jesus’ promise was fulfilled less than two weeks later when the Holy Spirit came in power on the believers at Pentecost (Acts 2). Now, when a person believes in Christ, the Holy Spirit immediately becomes a permanent part of his life (Romans 8:14; 1 Corinthians 12:13; Ephesians 1:13–14).
The Holy Spirit has many functions. Not only does He distribute spiritual gifts according to His will (1 Corinthians 12:7–11), but He also comforts us (John 14:16, KJV), teaches us (John 14:26), and remains in us as a seal of promise upon our hearts until the day of Jesus’ return (Ephesians 1:13; 4:30). The Holy Spirit also takes on the role of Guide and Counselor, leading us in the way we should go and revealing God’s truth (Luke 12:12; 1 Corinthians 2:6–10).
But how do we recognize the Spirit’s guidance? How do we discern between our own thoughts and His leading? After all, the Holy Spirit does not speak with audible words. Rather, He guides us through our own consciences (Romans 9:1) and other quiet, subtle ways.
One of the most important ways to recognize the Holy Spirit’s guidance is to be familiar with God’s Word. The Bible is the ultimate source of wisdom about how we should live (2 Timothy 3:16), and believers are to search the Scriptures, meditate on them, and commit them to memory (Joshua 1:8). The Word is the “sword of the Spirit” (Ephesians 6:17), and the Spirit will use it to speak to us (John 16:12–14) to reveal God’s will for our lives; He will also bring specific Scriptures to mind at times when we need them most (John 14:26).
Knowledge of God’s Word can help us to discern whether or not our desires come from the Holy Spirit. We must test our inclinations against Scripture—the Holy Spirit will never prod us to do anything contrary to God’s Word. If it conflicts with the Bible, then it is not from the Holy Spirit and should be ignored.
It is also necessary for us to be in continual prayer with the Father (1 Thessalonians 5:17). Not only does this keep our hearts and minds open to the Holy Spirit’s leading, but it also allows the Spirit to speak on our behalf: “In the same way, the Spirit helps us in our weakness. We do not know what we ought to pray for, but the Spirit himself intercedes for us through wordless groans. And he who searches our hearts knows the mind of the Spirit, because the Spirit intercedes for God’s people in accordance with the will of God” (Romans 8:26–27).
Another way to tell if we are following the Spirit’s leading is to look for signs of His fruit in our lives (Galatians 5:22–23). If we walk in the Spirit, we will continue to see these qualities grow and mature in us, and they will become evident to others as well.
It is important to note that we have the choice whether or not to accept the Holy Spirit’s guidance. When we know the will of God but do not follow it, we are resisting the Spirit’s work in our lives (Acts 7:51; 1 Thessalonians 5:19), and a desire to follow our own way grieves Him (Ephesians 4:30). The Spirit will never lead us into sin. Habitual sin will cause us to miss what the Holy Spirit wants to say to us through the Word. Being in tune with God’s will, turning from and confessing sin, and making a habit of prayer and the study of God’s Word will allow us to recognize—and follow—the Spirit’s leading.
Bybel Lering vir die Dag
Die Gees se leiding
Voordat Jesus na die hemel opgevaar het, het Hy vir Sy dissipels gesê dat Hy iemand sou stuur wat almal wat in Hom glo, sou leer en lei (Handelinge 1:5; Johannes 14:26; 16:7). Jesus se belofte is minder as twee weke later vervul toe die Heilige Gees met Pinkster oor die gelowiges gekom het (Handelinge 2). Wanneer ‘n persoon in Christus glo, word die Heilige Gees onmiddellik ‘n permanente deel van sy lewe (Romeine 8:14; 1 Korintiërs 12:13; Efesiërs 1:13–14).
Die Heilige Gees het baie funksies. Hy deel nie net geestelike gawes uit volgens Sy wil nie (1 Korintiërs 12:7–11), maar Hy vertroos ons ook (Johannes 14:16), leer ons (Johannes 14:26), en bly in ons as ‘n seël van die belofte op ons harte tot die dag van Jesus se wederkoms (Efesiërs 1:13; 4:30). Die Heilige Gees neem ook die rol van Gids en Raadgewer aan, wat ons lei in die pad wat ons moet gaan en God se waarheid openbaar (Lukas 12:12; 1 Korintiërs 2:6–10).
Maar hoe herken ons die Gees se leiding? Hoe onderskei ons tussen ons eie gedagtes en Sy leiding? Die Heilige Gees spreek immers nie met hoorbare woorde nie. Hy lei ons eerder deur ons eie gewete (Romeine 9:1) en ander stil, subtiele maniere.
Een van die belangrikste maniere om die Heilige Gees se leiding te herken, is om vertroud te wees met God se Woord. Die Bybel is die uiteindelike bron van wysheid oor hoe ons moet leef (2 Timoteus 3:16), en gelowiges moet die Skrif ondersoek, daaroor mediteer en dit memoriseer (Josua 1:8). Die Woord is die “swaard van die Gees” (Efesiërs 6:17), en die Gees sal dit gebruik om met ons te praat (Johannes 16:12–14) om God se wil vir ons lewens te openbaar; Hy sal ook spesifieke Skrifgedeeltes in gedagte bring wanneer ons dit die nodigste het (Johannes 14:26).
Kennis van God se Woord kan ons help om te onderskei of ons begeertes van die Heilige Gees kom of nie. Ons moet ons neigings teen die Skrif toets – die Heilige Gees sal ons nooit aanspoor om iets te doen wat strydig is met God se Woord nie. As dit met die Bybel bots, dan is dit nie van die Heilige Gees nie en moet dit geïgnoreer word.
Dit is ook nodig dat ons voortdurend met die Vader bid (1 Tessalonisense 5:17). Dit hou nie net ons harte en gedagtes oop vir die leiding van die Heilige Gees nie, maar dit laat die Gees ook toe om namens ons te praat: “Net so staan die Gees ons ook in ons swakheid by. Ons weet nie wat en hoe ons moet bid nie, maar die Gees self tree vir ons in met sugtinge wat nie met woorde gesê word nie. En Hy wat ons harte deursoek, ken die bedoeling van die Gees, omdat die Gees vir die mense van God intree volgens die wil van God” (Romeine 8:26–27).
Nog ‘n manier om te bepaal of ons die Gees se leiding volg, is om te soek na tekens van Sy vrugte in ons lewens (Galasiërs 5:22–23). As ons in die Gees wandel, sal ons aanhou sien hoe hierdie eienskappe in ons groei en volwasse word, en hulle sal ook vir ander duidelik word.
Dit is belangrik om daarop te let dat ons die keuse het om die Heilige Gees se leiding te aanvaar of nie. Wanneer ons die wil van God ken, maar dit nie volg nie, weerstaan ons die Gees se werk in ons lewens (Handelinge 7:51; 1 Tessalonisense 5:19), en ‘n begeerte om ons eie weg te volg, bedroef Hom (Efesiërs 4:30). Die Gees sal ons nooit in sonde lei nie. Gewoontesonde sal veroorsaak dat ons mis wat die Heilige Gees vir ons wil sê deur die Woord. Om in harmonie met God se wil te wees, van sonde af weg te draai en dit te bely, en ‘n gewoonte van gebed en die studie van God se Woord te maak, sal ons toelaat om die Gees se leiding te herken – en te volg.
Today’s Devotional
Walk in the Spirit
The Holy Spirit assists believers in prayer (Jude 1:20) and “intercedes for God’s people in accordance with the will of God” (Romans 8:27). He also leads the believer into righteousness (Galatians 5:16–18) and produces His fruit in those yielded to Him (Galatians 5:22–23). Believers are to submit to the will of God and walk in the Spirit.
A “walk” in the Bible is often a metaphor for practical daily living. The Christian life is a journey, and we are to walk it—we are to make consistent forward progress. The biblical norm for all believers is that they walk in the Spirit: “If we live in the Spirit, let us also walk in the Spirit” (Galatians 5:25, KJV; cf. Romans 8:14). In other words, the Spirit gave us life in the new birth (John 3:6), and we must continue to live, day by day, in the Spirit.
To walk in the Spirit means that we yield to His control, we follow His lead, and we allow Him to exert His influence over us. To walk in the Spirit is the opposite of resisting Him or grieving Him (Ephesians 4:30).
Galatians 5 examines the work of the Holy Spirit in the believer. The context is freedom from the Law of Moses (Galatians 5:1). Those who walk in the Spirit “eagerly await by faith the righteousness for which we hope” (verse 5) and are free from the Law (verse 18). Also, those who walk in the Spirit “will not gratify the desires of the flesh” (verse 16). The flesh—our fallen nature under the power of sin—is in direct conflict with the Spirit (verse 17). When the flesh is in charge, the results are obvious (verses 19–21). But when the Spirit is in control, He produces godly qualities within us, apart from the strictures of the Law (verses 22–23). Believers “have crucified the flesh with its passions and desires” (verse 24), and now we walk in the Spirit (verse 25).
Those who walk in the Spirit are united with Him and are the bearers of the fruit the Spirit produces. Thus, those who walk in the Spirit walk in love—they live in love for God and for their fellow man. Those who walk in the Spirit walk in joy—they exhibit gladness in what God has done, is doing, and will do. Those who walk in the Spirit walk in peace—their lives are not defined by worry or anxiety (Philippians 4:6). Those who walk in the Spirit walk in patience—they are known for having a “long fuse” and do not lose their temper. Those who walk in the Spirit walk in kindness—they show tender concern for the needs of others. Those who walk in the Spirit walk in goodness—their actions reflect virtue and holiness. Those who walk in the Spirit walk in faithfulness—they are steadfast in their trust of God and His Word. Those who walk in the Spirit walk in gentleness—their lives are characterized by humility, grace, and thankfulness to God. Those who walk in the Spirit walk in self-control—they display moderation, constraint, and the ability to say “no” to the flesh.
Those who walk in the Spirit rely on the Holy Spirit to guide them in thought, word, and deed (Romans 6:11–14). They show forth daily, moment-by-moment holiness, just as Jesus did when, “full of the Holy Spirit, [He] left the Jordan and was led by the Spirit into the wilderness” to be tempted (Luke 4:1).
To walk in the Spirit is to be filled with the Spirit, and some results of the Spirit’s filling are thankfulness, singing, and joy (Ephesians 5:18–20; Colossians 3:16). Those who walk in the Spirit follow the Spirit’s lead. They “let the word of Christ dwell in [them] richly” (Colossians 3:16, ESV), and the Spirit uses the Word of God “for teaching, rebuking, correcting and training in righteousness” (2 Timothy 3:16). Their whole way of life is lived according to the rule of the gospel, as the Spirit moves them toward obedience. When we walk in the Spirit, we find that the sinful appetites of the flesh have no more dominion over us.
Vandag se Bemoediging
Wandel in die Gees
Die Heilige Gees help gelowiges in gebed (Judas 1:20) en “tree in vir God se mense volgens die wil van God” (Romeine 8:27). Hy lei ook die gelowige in geregtigheid (Galasiërs 5:16–18) en produseer Sy vrugte in diegene wat aan Hom oorgegee word (Galasiërs 5:22–23). Gelowiges moet hul aan die wil van God onderwerp en in die Gees wandel.
’n “Wandel” in die Bybel is dikwels ’n metafoor vir praktiese daaglikse lewe. Die Christelike lewe is ’n reis, en ons moet dit wandel—ons moet konsekwente vooruitgang maak. Die Bybelse norm vir alle gelowiges is dat hulle in die Gees wandel: “As ons in die Gees leef, laat ons ook in die Gees wandel” (Galasiërs 5:25; vgl. Romeine 8:14). Met ander woorde, die Gees het ons lewe gegee in die nuwe geboorte (Johannes 3:6), en ons moet aanhou om dag vir dag in die Gees te leef.
Om in die Gees te wandel beteken dat ons ons aan Sy beheer onderwerp, dat ons Sy leiding volg en dat ons Hom toelaat om Sy invloed oor ons uit te oefen. Om in die Gees te wandel is die teenoorgestelde van om Hom te weerstaan of Hom te bedroef (Efesiërs 4:30).
Galasiërs 5 ondersoek die werk van die Heilige Gees in die gelowige. Die konteks is vryheid van die Wet van Moses (Galasiërs 5:1). Diegene wat in die Gees wandel, “wag gretig deur die geloof op die geregtigheid waarop ons hoop” (vers 5) en is vry van die Wet (vers 18). Ook, diegene wat in die Gees wandel, “sal nie die begeertes van die vlees bevredig nie” (vers 16). Die vlees – ons gevalle natuur onder die mag van sonde – is in direkte konflik met die Gees (vers 17). Wanneer die vlees in beheer is, is die resultate duidelik (verse 19–21). Maar wanneer die Gees in beheer is, produseer Hy goddelike eienskappe in ons, afgesien van die beperkings van die Wet (verse 22–23). Gelowiges “het die vlees met sy hartstogte en begeertes gekruisig” (vers 24), en nou wandel ons in die Gees (vers 25).
Diegene wat in die Gees wandel, is met Hom verenig en is die draers van die vrugte wat die Gees voortbring. Dus, diegene wat in die Gees wandel, wandel in liefde – hulle leef in liefde vir God en vir hul medemens. Diegene wat in die Gees wandel, wandel in vreugde – hulle toon blydskap in wat God gedoen het, doen en sal doen. Diegene wat in die Gees wandel, wandel in vrede – hulle lewens word nie gedefinieer deur bekommernis of angs nie (Filippense 4:6). Diegene wat in die Gees wandel, wandel in geduld – hulle is bekend daarvoor dat hulle ‘n “lang lont” het en verloor nie hul humeur nie. Diegene wat in die Gees wandel, wandel in vriendelikheid – hulle toon tere besorgdheid oor die behoeftes van ander. Diegene wat in die Gees wandel, wandel in goedheid – hulle dade weerspieël deug en heiligheid. Diegene wat in die Gees wandel, wandel in getrouheid – hulle is standvastig in hul vertroue op God en Sy Woord. Diegene wat in die Gees wandel, wandel in sagmoedigheid – hulle lewens word gekenmerk deur nederigheid, genade en dankbaarheid teenoor God. Diegene wat in die Gees wandel, wandel in selfbeheersing – hulle toon matigheid, selfbeheersing en die vermoë om “nee” te sê vir die vlees.
Diegene wat in die Gees wandel, vertrou op die Heilige Gees om hulle in gedagte, woord en daad te lei (Romeine 6:11–14). Hulle toon daaglikse, oomblik-vir-oomblik heiligheid, net soos Jesus gedoen het toe Hy, “vol van die Heilige Gees, die Jordaan verlaat het en deur die Gees na die woestyn gelei is” om versoek te word (Lukas 4:1).
Om in die Gees te wandel, is om met die Gees vervul te word, en sommige resultate van die Gees se vervulling is dankbaarheid, sang en vreugde (Efesiërs 5:18–20; Kolossense 3:16). Diegene wat in die Gees wandel, volg die Gees se leiding. Hulle “laat die woord van Christus ryklik in hulle woon” (Kolossense 3:16), en die Gees gebruik die Woord van God “om te leer, tereg te wys, tereg te wys en in die geregtigheid te onderwys” (2 Timoteus 3:16). Hulle hele lewenswyse word geleef volgens die reël van die evangelie, soos die Gees hulle tot gehoorsaamheid beweeg. Wanneer ons in die Gees wandel, vind ons dat die sondige begeertes van die vlees geen heerskappy meer oor ons het nie.
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Dilize Light has Managed a TruLight Ladies Group on Telegram for the Past 6 Years and from Today . she will be Sharing her Manna with the Ladies in The TruLight Daily Manna Platform . Dilize is the only Daughter of Pastor Dirk and has been part of the Ministry since the age of 11 . Dilize is also the Radio Host for the Popular TruLight Top 10 that airs on TruLight Radio XM saturdays at 17h00′
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Die Rots:
Die Bybel verwys na Jesus as die rots (1 Kor 10:4), wat nooit verander nie (Hebr 13:8), die rots op wie ons ons lewens kan bou. Ons is op die fondament van Christus gebou, Hy wat self die Hoeksteen is, “Julle is ń gebou…waarvan Jesus Christus self die Hoeksteen is…in wie julle ook saam opgebou word as ń geestelike huis waarin God woon (Efes 2. 20 -22).
Jesus is die rots aan wie ons kan vasklou wanneer die storms van die lewe ons wil oorweldig (Matt 7:25).
Dis ń goeie ding dat al ons stutte soms onder ons uitgeruk word. Dit gee ons ń aanduiding van wat se rots onder ons voete is, en wat maar net sand is”.
Jesus is ń kosbare hoeksteen, en die wat op Hom vertrou sal altyd ń soliede Rots hê waarop hulle kan steun.
Bou op die Rots wat ewig waar is,
Die Rots met ń vaste fondament.
Die hoop is ń hoop wat ewig is,
En verseker is tot op die einde.
Christus, die Rots, is ons vaste Hoop.
The Rock:
The Bible refers to Jesus as the rock (1 Cor 10:4), which never changes (Heb 13:8), the rock on which we can build our lives. We are built on the foundation of Christ, who is the Cornerstone, “You are a building…of which Jesus Christ himself is the Cornerstone…in whom you also are being built together for a spiritual house in which God dwells (Eph 2. 20 -22).
Jesus is the rock to whom we can cling when the storms of life want to overwhelm us (Matt 7:25).
It is a good thing that all our supports are sometimes pulled out from under us. It gives us an indication of what is the rock under our feet, and what is just sand”.
Jesus is a precious cornerstone, and those who trust in Him will always have a solid Rock on which they can lean.
Build on the Rock that is eternally true,
The Rock with a solid foundation.
The hope is a hope that is eternal,
And is sure until the end.
Christ, the Rock, is our firm Hope.
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TruLight Ministries opdrag vanaf God sedert 2012. Leer hulle, Troos hulle en Waarsku hulle!
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