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Bible Verse and Prayer for Today
For all have sinned, and come short of the glory of God; Being justified freely by his grace through the redemption that is in Christ Jesus.
Romans 3:23-24
Prayer
Lord I admit that I am a sinner in the World without you in my Life. Lord I do realize that if I continue down this road I will end up in Hell! Lord I made up my Mind taking the 12 steps to Heaven , Please meet me on my Journey to Heaven and walk with me all the way . I thank You Lord Amen and Amen
Prayer Tips
What If I Don’t Know How to Pray?
If you don’t know how to pray, trust that the Holy Spirit will help you in prayer. Although it is a flesh activity it converts into a spiritual activity when you call on the Name of Jesus. Simply ask Him to help you. Start off with basic words and progressively the words will come to mind and increase in power and impact and volume as the Holy Spirit empowers you.
Romans 8:26-27 “ 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 with groans that words cannot express. And he who searches our hearts knows the mind of the Spirit, because the Spirit intercedes for the saints in accordance with God’s will.
We don’t need to use multiple of words or act holy when you pray, no just talk to God in a simple way. He even told us not to become like the heathen to impress people.
Mat 6:7 But when ye pray, use not vain repetitions, as the heathen do: for they think that they shall be heard for their much speaking.
Mar 11:24 Therefore I say unto you, What things so ever ye desire, when ye pray, believe that ye receive them, and ye shall have them.
Bybel Vers en Gebed vir Vandag
Want almal het gesondig en dit ontbreek hulle aan die heerlikheid van God; Om sonder verdienste geregverdig te word uit sy genade deur die verlossing wat in Christus Jesus is.
Romeine 3:23-24
Gebed
Here ek erken dat ek ‘n sondaar in die Wêreld is sonder U in my Lewe. Here ek besef wel dat as ek met hierdie pad voortgaan ek in die Hel sal beland! Here ek het besluit om die 12 stappe na die Hemel te neem, ontmoet my asseblief op my Reis na die Hemel en stap saam met my al die pad. Ek dank U Here Amen en Amen
Gebed Wenke
Wat as ek nie weet hoe om te bid nie?
As jy nie weet hoe om te bid nie, vertrou dat die Heilige Gees jou sal help in gebed. Alhoewel dit ‘n vleeslike aktiwiteit is, verander dit in ‘n geestelike aktiwiteit wanneer jy die Naam van Jesus aanroep. Vra Hom eenvoudig om jou te help. Begin met basiese woorde en geleidelik sal die woorde na vore kom en toeneem in krag en impak en volume soos die Heilige Gees jou bemagtig.
Romeine 8:26-27 “Net so help die Gees ons ook in ons swakheid. Ons weet nie waarvoor ons behoort te bid nie, maar die Gees self pleit vir ons met versugtinge wat nie in woorde gesê word nie. En wie ons harte deursoek, ken die gedagtes van die Gees, want die Gees pleit vir die heiliges volgens die wil van God.
Ons hoef nie veelvuldige woorde te gebruik of heilig op te tree wanneer jy bid nie, nee praat net op ‘n eenvoudige manier met God. Hy het selfs vir ons gesê om nie soos die heidene te word om mense te beïndruk nie.
Mat 6:7 Maar wanneer julle bid, gebruik nie ydele herhalings soos die heidene nie, want hulle meen dat hulle verhoor sal word vanweë hulle baie woorde.
Mar 11:24 Daarom sê Ek vir julle: Wat julle ook al so begeer as julle bid, glo dat julle dit ontvang, en julle sal dit verkry.
Bible Teaching of the Day
Concentrate on the Cross – Part 5
The seven statements that Jesus Christ made on the cross were (not in any particular order):
(1) Matthew 27:46 tells us that about the ninth hour Jesus cried with a loud voice, saying, “Eloi, Eloi, lama sabachthani?” which means, “My God, my God, why have you forsaken me?” Here, Jesus was expressing His feelings of abandonment as God placed the sins of the world on Him. As Jesus endured that weight of sin, He, who alone is holy, was “made . . . to be sin for us” (2 Corinthians 5:21), and He cried out in agony. This cry from the cross echoed the statement in Psalm 22:1.
(2) “Father, forgive them, for they do not know what they are doing” (Luke 23:34). Those who crucified Jesus were not aware of the full scope of what they were doing because they did not recognize Him as the Messiah. While their ignorance of divine truth did not mean they deserved forgiveness, Christ’s prayer in the midst of their mocking Him is an expression of the limitless compassion of divine grace.
(3) “I tell you the truth, today you will be with me in paradise” (Luke 23:43). In this passage, Jesus is assuring one of the criminals on the cross that when he died, he would be with Jesus in heaven. This was granted because even at the hour of his death, the criminal had expressed his faith in Jesus, recognizing Him for who He was (Luke 23:42).
(4) “Father, into Your hands I commit my spirit” (Luke 23:46). Here, Jesus is willingly giving up His soul into the Father’s hands, indicating that He was about to die – and that God had accepted His sacrifice. He “offered up Himself unblemished to God” (Hebrews 9:14).
(5) “Dear Woman, here is your son!” and “Here is your mother!” When Jesus saw His mother standing near the cross with the Apostle John, whom He loved, He committed His mother’s care into John’s hands. And from that hour John took her unto his own home (John 19:26-27). In this verse Jesus, ever the compassionate Son, is making sure His earthly mother is cared for after His death.
(6) “I am thirsty” (John 19:28). Jesus was here fulfilling the Messianic prophecy from Psalm 69:21: “They put gall in my food and gave me vinegar for my thirst.” By saying He was thirsty, He prompted the Roman guards to give Him vinegar, which was customary at a crucifixion, thereby fulfilling the prophecy.
(7) “It is finished!” (John 19:30). Jesus’ last words meant that His suffering was over and the whole work His Father had given Him to do, which was to preach the Gospel, work miracles, and obtain eternal salvation for His people, was done, accomplished, fulfilled. The debt of sin was paid.
Bybel Lering vir die Dag
Bedink die Kruis – Deel 5
Die sewe stellings wat Jesus Christus aan die kruis gemaak het, was (nie in enige spesifieke volgorde nie):
(1) Matteus 27:46 vertel ons dat Jesus omtrent die negende uur met ‘n groot stem uitgeroep het en gesê het: “Eloi, Eloi, lama sabagtani?” wat beteken: “My God, my God, waarom het U my verlaat?” Hier het Jesus sy gevoelens van verlating uitgedruk terwyl God die sondes van die wêreld op Hom geplaas het. Terwyl Jesus daardie gewig van sonde verduur het, is Hy, wat alleen heilig is, “gemaak … om sonde vir ons te wees” (2 Korintiërs 5:21), en Hy het uit angs geroep. Hierdie kreet van die kruis weerklink die stelling in Psalm 22:1.
(2) “Vader, vergeef hulle, want hulle weet nie wat hulle doen nie” (Lukas 23:34). Diegene wat Jesus gekruisig het, was nie bewus van die volle omvang van wat hulle doen nie, want hulle het Hom nie as die Messias erken nie. Alhoewel hulle onkunde van goddelike waarheid nie beteken het dat hulle vergifnis verdien het nie, is Christus se gebed te midde van hulle spot met Hom ‘n uitdrukking van die onbeperkte deernis van goddelike genade.
(3) “Voorwaar Ek sê vir jou, vandag sal jy saam met My in die paradys wees” (Lukas 23:43). In hierdie gedeelte verseker Jesus een van die misdadigers aan die kruis dat wanneer hy sterf, hy saam met Jesus in die hemel sal wees. Dit is toegestaan omdat die misdadiger selfs in die uur van sy dood sy geloof in Jesus uitgespreek het en Hom erken het vir wie Hy was (Luk. 23:42).
(4) “Vader, in u hande gee Ek my gees oor” (Luk. 23:46). Hier gee Jesus gewillig Sy siel oor in die Vader se hande, wat aandui dat Hy op die punt was om te sterf – en dat God Sy offer aanvaar het. Hy het “Homself onberispelik aan God opgeoffer” (Hebreërs 9:14).
(5) “Liewe Vrou, hier is jou seun!” en “Hier is jou ma!” Toe Jesus Sy ma naby die kruis sien staan saam met die apostel Johannes, vir wie Hy lief was, het Hy sy moeder se sorg in Johannes se hande oorgedra. En van daardie uur af het Johannes haar na sy eie huis geneem (Joh. 19:26-27). In hierdie vers maak Jesus, altyd die barmhartige Seun, seker dat Sy aardse moeder na Sy dood versorg word.
(6) “Ek is dors” (Johannes 19:28). Jesus was hier besig om die Messiaanse profesie uit Psalm 69:21 te vervul: “Hulle het gal in my spys gegooi en vir my asyn gegee vir my dors.” Deur te sê dat Hy dors was, het Hy die Romeinse wagte aangespoor om vir Hom asyn te gee, wat gebruiklik was by ‘n kruisiging, en sodoende die profesie vervul.
(7) “Dit is volbring!” (Johannes 19:30). Jesus se laaste woorde het beteken dat Sy lyding verby was en die hele werk wat Sy Vader Hom gegee het om te doen, wat was om die Evangelie te verkondig, wonderwerke te doen en ewige verlossing vir Sy mense te verkry, gedoen, volbring, vervul is. Die sondeskuld is betaal.
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Today’s Devotional
“COME SIT A WHILE”
I often see vehicles with stickers stating “Protected by Psalm 91” on the back.
Today I wish to spend some time on Psalm 91 but with special emphasis on verse 1. Reading verse one you will see that God (by mouth of the Psalmist) sets out certain terms and conditions we need to adhere to prior to claiming or receiving God’s protection. In this verse the psalmist gives a prerequisite to receive this protection.
Let’s read Psalm 91: 1 from a few different translations:
He that dwelleth in the secret place of the most High shall abide under the shadow of the Almighty. (King James)
You who sit down in the High God’s presence, spend the night in Shaddai’s shadow, (Message)
Whoever lives under the shelter of the Most High will remain in the shadow of the Almighty. (God’s word)
The Hebrew text literally means: “to sit down, by implication to dwell, to remain; to ease oneself, to settle, to become comfortable.” (Taken from the Strong’s commentary)
For us to experience the promises of God in this Psalm we need to comply with God’s terms and conditions. God wants us to come into his presence – to sit down with Him. Sitting down implies that we are not in a hurry, we’re at ease and comfortable. A lot of times we appear to be in a hurry, it seems like we are simply passing through. We pray in the run. We haven’t got time to sit down and spend some time with God or to relax in His presence.
Many years ago, a friend of mine gave me the following advice, “Go rest on a moonlit porch for a while. Don’t talk too much, just sit, and listen. Soon the night sounds will start ministering to you, the sounds we all know like a cricket singing or a bird protecting its young. But between these sounds there’s another voice waiting to be heard. It is the soft gentle voice of the Father who wants to touch you and remind you of his love, power, and assistance.”
Let us take some time out and sit in God’s presence. Let us allow Him to minister to us trough His Spirit. God will protect us, bless us and keep us – but God wants us to spend quality time in His presence. Let us be still, and know that He is God! (Psalm 46:10)
Vandag se Bemoediging
“KOM SIT ‘N RUKKIE”
Ek sien gereeld voertuie met plakkers wat “Beskerm deur Psalm 91” agterop sê.
Vandag wil ek bietjie tyd spandeer aan Psalm 91 maar met spesiale klem op vers 1. Lees vers een sal jy sien dat God (by monde van die Psalmdigter) sekere bepalings en voorwaardes uiteensit waaraan ons moet voldoen voordat ons God se beskerming kan opeis of ontvang. In hierdie vers gee die psalmis ‘n voorvereiste om hierdie beskerming te ontvang.
Kom ons lees Psalm 91: 1 uit ‘n paar verskillende vertalings:
Hy wat in die skuilplek van die Allerhoogste woon, sal vernag in die skaduwee van die Almagtige. (Koning James)
Jy wat in die teenwoordigheid van die Hoë God gaan sit, oornag in Shaddai se skaduwee, (Boodskap)
Wie onder die beskutting van die Allerhoogste woon, sal in die skaduwee van die Almagtige bly. (God se woord)
Die Hebreeuse teks beteken letterlik: “om te gaan sit, by implikasie om te woon, om te bly; om jouself te kalmeer, om te rus, om gemaklik te word.” (Geneem uit die Strong se kommentaar)
Vir ons om die beloftes van God in hierdie Psalm te ervaar, moet ons aan God se bepalings en voorwaardes voldoen. God wil hê dat ons in sy teenwoordigheid moet kom – om saam met Hom te gaan sit. Om te gaan sit impliseer dat ons nie haastig is nie, ons is op ons gemak en gemaklik. Baie keer lyk dit of ons haastig is, dit lyk asof ons eenvoudig deurtrek. Ons bid in die vlug. Ons het nie tyd om te gaan sit en tyd saam met God deur te bring of om in Sy teenwoordigheid te ontspan nie.
Baie jare gelede het ‘n vriend van my my die volgende raad gegee: “Gaan rus vir ‘n rukkie op ‘n maanverligte stoep. Moenie te veel praat nie, sit net en luister. Binnekort sal die naggeluide jou begin bedien, die geluide wat ons almal ken soos ‘n krieket wat sing of ‘n voël wat sy kleintjies beskerm. Maar tussen hierdie geluide is daar ‘n ander stem wat wag om gehoor te word. Dit is die sagte stem van jou en sy gees wat jou wil aanraak. liefde, krag en bystand.”
Kom ons neem ‘n bietjie tyd uit en sit in God se teenwoordigheid. Laat ons Hom toelaat om ons deur Sy Gees te bedien. God sal ons beskerm, seën en bewaar – maar God wil hê dat ons kwaliteit tyd in Sy teenwoordigheid deurbring. Laat ons stil wees, en weet dat Hy God is! (Psalm 46:10)
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China Is Already Practicing For A Space Pearl Harbor
“With our commercial assets, we have observed five different objects in space maneuvering in and out and around each other in synchronicity and in control,” the U.S. Space Force’s Vice Chief of Space Operations Gen. Michael Guetlein told the 16th annual McAleese Defense Programs conference in Arlington, Virginia on March 18. “That’s what we call dogfighting in space. They are practicing tactics, techniques and procedures to do on-orbit space operations from one satellite to another.”
Guetlein’s stark comment about China signals a break with the past. “This marks the end of the Western-American-liberal dream of nations leaving wars on Earth so they can cooperate in space to advance humanity,” Richard Fisher of the International Assessment and Strategy Center told Gatestone after the general’s widely publicized remarks. “Communist China has now taken war to the heavens, to low earth orbit, and very likely, will take war to the moon, Mars, and beyond. The heavens are no longer safe for the democracies.
Space is now a highly contested domain, but it wasn’t always this way. “We told ourselves we would be the dominant power forever,” Brandon Weichert, author of Winning Space: How America Remains a Superpower, said to Gatestone. “We coasted on that notion for far too long. Rising powers, notably China and Russia, saw how reliant we were on space–and how poorly defended our systems were. Our access to the strategic high ground is now more threatened than ever before.”
As Weichert points out, “bureaucratic inertia and a lack of visionary leadership from both political parties” allowed China and Russia to develop the capabilities to threaten America in space.
There was another party at fault: The U.S. military failed to protest when it could see there was an obvious threat. “There was a gentlemen’s agreement until recent that we didn’t mess with each other’s space systems,” Guetlein said. “We didn’t jam them, we didn’t spoof them, we didn’t lase them, we just kept them safe.”
Why was the U.S. so gentlemanly? Presidents believed that because the U.S. had more space assets than others, it was not in America’s interest to trigger a race to build weapons to destroy those assets. Yet this view, appearing commonsense at first glance, was naïve: It was apparent even then that neither China nor Russia could be enticed into good behavior. Generals and admirals should have sounded the warning.
There was a lot to warn about. On January 11, 2007, for instance, China demonstrated its intentions by launching a modified ground-based DF-21 missile to destroy an old Chinese weather satellite.
In 2022, a Chinese satellite “grappled” a defunct Chinese satellite and towed it to a “graveyard orbit.”
Moreover, as Fisher notes, China had already configured its one large orbiting platform, the Tiangong Space Station, for military missions as well as civilian ones. One of its modules can launch either very small satellites that can perform interception missions or satellites carrying powerful laser and microwave weapons that can destroy satellites in multiple orbits.
What was the American response to the obvious Chinese advances in space-warfare capabilities? Vice President Kamala Harris in April 2022 announced a unilateral moratorium on ground-launched anti-satellite missile tests, in the hopes that other nations would follow suit.
With this posture, it is no wonder why America’s lead in space warfare–if it exists–is narrowing.
Now, China is making fast progress in building space weapons. “The Chinese ISR”–intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance–“capabilities are become very capable,” said Guetlein. “They have gone from what we used to call a ‘Kill Chain’ to a ‘Kill Mesh.'” A Kill Mesh combines ISR satellites with an array of weapons systems.
The Chinese array appears impressive. As Fisher points out, the People’s Liberation Army has developed ground-based ASAT–anti-satellite–interceptors to destroy satellites in both low earth orbit and much higher medium earth orbits. At the same time, China, as Guetlein’s comments make clear, is working on “co-orbital” interceptors, satellites that can follow, approach, dock with, or use robotic arms to grapple other satellites into useless orbits.
For the future, Fisher reports, China is developing large, unmanned space planes that can re-enter the atmosphere to maneuver toward a new orbit and then relaunch into space to deploy energy and missile weapons. The PLA also appears to be working on large combat platforms that can attack satellite targets in multiple orbits. Expect the Chinese military also to deploy clusters of combat satellites to attack the Lunar and Martian satellite networks of the future.
“The recent demonstration of Chinese ‘dogfighting’ capabilities in space is an indicator that Beijing means to use force on earth,” says Weichert. “By targeting sensitive U.S. military satellites, the People’s Liberation Army can render us deaf, dumb, and blind, long before it strikes.”
The Chinese are evidently planning to blind not only America’s military but also America’s civilian society, which is heavily dependent on space assets. Almost nothing modern in America will work when the Chinese are finished attacking in the heavens.
As Weichert said, “A space Pearl Harbor is at hand.”
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Theology Abandoned: The Church’s Crisis Of Biblical Ignorance
A recent Barna poll has sent shockwaves through the Christian community, revealing that only 24% of theologically-identified born-again Christians believe in the Trinity. Even worse, among self-identifying Christians, that number drops to a mere 16%–a statistic that, while alarming, should not be surprising given the increasing biblical illiteracy in the Church.
This core doctrine of the Christian faith, defining God as Father, Son, and Holy Spirit in one Being, is not a theological afterthought; it is foundational to our salvation, our worship, and our very understanding of who God is.
This staggering decline in doctrinal literacy raises urgent questions: How did we get here? And more importantly, how do we reverse this alarming trend?
The Fruit of Biblical Illiteracy
The poll’s findings are not an isolated phenomenon. Over the past two decades, numerous studies have documented the erosion of biblical knowledge among professing Christians. The American Bible Society’s annual “State of the Bible” report consistently shows a decline in Bible engagement. Lifeway Research has reported that only 32% of Protestant churchgoers read their Bible daily.
We now live in an era where many churchgoers cannot articulate the Gospel, name the Ten Commandments, or explain fundamental doctrines like justification, sanctification, and the Trinity. The fruit of this ignorance is evident: a growing number of professing believers are embracing a watered-down, cultural Christianity that bears little resemblance to the faith “once for all delivered to the saints” (Jude 1:3).
The Church’s Abdication of Teaching Doctrine
A primary cause of this crisis is the Church’s increasing neglect of sound teaching. Many modern churches, in their effort to attract large crowds and avoid controversy, have abandoned expository preaching and robust doctrinal instruction in favor of feel-good messages and self-help-style sermons.
While encouragement and practical application have their place, they must never come at the expense of truth. The apostle Paul warned that a time would come when people “will not endure sound teaching, but having itching ears they will accumulate for themselves teachers to suit their own passions” (2 Timothy 4:3). That time is now.
Further, many pastors assume that their congregants already know core Christian teachings. But in a culture saturated with secularism, relativism, and competing worldviews, we must be intentional in forming disciples who know what they believe and why. It is not enough to assume that attendees will “pick up” doctrine through osmosis. The Church must deliberately and repeatedly teach foundational truths.
The Influence of Secular Thinkers and Social Media Influencers
Adding to this crisis is the rise of secular thinkers and social media influencers, particularly on platforms such as TikTok and YouTube, who have become the primary “theologians” of our day. Many of these voices promote spirituality while rejecting the biblical Gospel, shaping the spiritual views of millions. While they may offer thought-provoking insights on personal growth, they lack theological grounding and often mix Christianity with New Age mysticism or self-centered ideology.
The danger is not merely that secular figures are filling a void left by the Church; it is that many Christians are turning to them as their primary source of worldview formation rather than to Scripture and sound biblical teaching. This is why we see a growing number of “spiritual but not religious” individuals who appreciate Jesus as a wise teacher but reject His divinity, the Holy Spirit’s role, and the reality of the Trinity.
A Call to Return to Biblical Faithfulness
The road back to theological literacy and biblical faithfulness begins with the Church recommitting itself to teaching the whole counsel of God (Acts 20:27). We must:
Prioritize Expository Preaching – Pastors and teachers must systematically teach Scripture, ensuring that congregants understand the full narrative of the Bible, not just isolated verses or inspirational messages.
Emphasize Discipleship – Churches must foster deep, intentional discipleship, equipping believers to grow in their faith, understand doctrine, and live out biblical truth in everyday life.
Encourage Daily Scripture Engagement – Christians must be immersed in God’s Word. Churches should provide resources, reading plans, and accountability structures to encourage regular Bible study.
Correct False Teaching Boldly – In an era of confusion, pastors and leaders must courageously confront and correct theological errors, ensuring that congregants are not led astray by secular philosophies or distorted gospels.
Model Deep Faith and Worship – The way we worship shapes what we believe. Churches must ensure that their worship services, prayers, and sacraments reflect deep reverence for the triune God rather than mere entertainment or emotional experience.
A Time for Decision
The decline of belief in the Trinity is a symptom of a larger crisis–a crisis of biblical illiteracy, shallow discipleship, and cultural conformity. But it is not too late. God is raising up a remnant that longs for truth, that desires to know Him deeply, and that will stand against the tide of theological compromise. The question before us is simple: Will we be counted among them?
It is time for the Church to wake up. The integrity of our witness, the faith of future generations, and the very soul of the Church depend on it.
Gog and Magog Update
Israel Proposes Hostage Deal Including 40-day Ceasefire
Putin’s Limousine Goes Up in Flames
Iranian Official: ‘We are Ready for Nuclear Talks’
Israeli, US Strikes Destroyed Most Houthi Missiles
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Introduction to the Bible
A good summary / survey of the Bible is difficult to achieve. The Bible is comprised of 2
testaments, 66 different books, 1,189 chapters, 31,173 verses, and 773,692 words. The different
books of the Bible cover different topics and were addressed to different audiences. The books
of the Bible were written by approximately 40 different men over a period of approximately
1,500 years. A summary / survey of the entire Bible is therefore a major undertaking.
At the same time, the Holy Spirit was the “inspiring” author of the Bible. God “breathed out” His
Word and used the prophets and apostles to write His Word down (2 Timothy 3:16-17; 2 Peter
1:21). Further, all those who have placed their faith in Jesus Christ have the Holy Spirit indwelling
them (Romans 8:9; 1 Corinthians 12:13). The Holy Spirit desires to help us to understand the
Bible (1 Corinthians 2:10-16).
The purpose of our Bible summary / survey section is to give a basic background of each book
of the Bible. For each book of the Bible, the author, date of writing, purpose of writing, key
verses, and a brief summary will be given. We sincerely hope that our Bible summary / survey
section will help you to understand the Bible better, and will encourage you to study the Bible in
a more in-depth manner.
Here are quick summaries of the 66 books of the Bible: we will then Continue with full
summaries next. 1ST 5
Old Testament:
Genesis — God creates the universe and fashions humans in His own image and places them in
a perfect environment. The humans rebel against God and lose their paradise. The rebellion gets
so bad that God wipes out humanity with a flood, but He graciously preserves Noah and his
family. Later, God chooses and blesses the family of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob (or Israel) and
promises them a land for their many descendants. Through this family God plans to bring a
Savior to reconcile the sinful world to Himself.
Exodus — The children of Israel, now living in Egypt, are forced into slavery. God prepares an
Israelite named Moses to lead the people to freedom. The king is loath to let the slaves go, so
God sends a series of plagues upon the Egyptians. Moses leads the Israelite’s through the Red
Sea, which God miraculously parts for them, and to Mt. Sinai. Camped at Sinai, the Israelite’s
receive the Law of God, including the Ten Commandments. The Law is the basis of a covenant
between God and people He has rescued, with promised blessings for obedience. The people
promise to uphold the covenant.
Leviticus — In the Law, God establishes a sacrificial system to atone for sins and a series of
festivals for Israel to observe as days of worship. God gives Moses plans for a tabernacle, a tent
where the sacrifices can be offered and God will meet with His people. God specifies that the
rituals and ceremonies of the tabernacle are to be overseen by the family of Aaron, Moses’
brother.
Numbers — The Israelite’s arrive at the border of Canaan, the land God had earlier promised to
Abraham. But the people following Moses refuse to enter the land, due to their lack of faith and
their fear of Canaan’s inhabitants. As a judgment, God consigns the Israelite’s to wandering in
the wilderness for 40 years, until the unbelieving generation passes away and a new generation
takes their place. God sustains His rebellious people with miraculous provisions throughout their
time in the wilderness.
Deuteronomy — The new generation of Israelite’s is now ready to take possession of the
Promised Land. Moses gives a series of final speeches, in which he reiterates the Law of God and
promises that one day God will send another Prophet reminiscent of the power and mission of
Moses. Moses dies in Moab.
TOMORROW THE JUDGES
Inleiding tot die Bybel – Bybel Samevattings
‘n Goeie opsomming/oorsig van die Bybel is moeilik om te bereik. Die Bybel bestaan uit 2
testamente, 66 verskillende boeke, 1 189 hoofstukke, 31 173 verse en 773 692 woorde. Die
verskillende boeke van die Bybel dek verskillende onderwerpe en is aan verskillende gehore
gerig. Die boeke van die Bybel is oor ‘n tydperk van ongeveer 1 500 jaar deur ongeveer 40
verskillende mans geskryf. ‘n Opsomming / oorsig van die hele Bybel is dus ‘n groot
onderneming.
Terselfdertyd was die Heilige Gees die “inspirerende” skrywer van die Bybel. God het Sy Woord
“uitgeblaas” en die profete en apostels gebruik om Sy Woord neer te skryf ( 2 Timoteus 3:16-17 ;
2 Petrus 1:21 ). Verder, almal wat hulle geloof in Jesus Christus geplaas het, het die Heilige Gees
in hulle ( Romeine 8:9 ; 1 Korinthiërs 12:13 ). Die Heilige Gees wil ons help om die Bybel te
verstaan ( 1 Korintiërs 2:10-16 ).
Die doel van ons Bybelopsomming / opname afdeling is om ‘n basiese agtergrond van elke
boek van die Bybel te gee. Vir elke boek van die Bybel sal die skrywer, skryfdatum, doel van
skryf, sleutelverse en ‘n kort opsomming gegee word. Ons hoop van harte dat ons
Bybelopsomming / -opname-afdeling jou sal help om die Bybel beter te verstaan, en sal jou
aanmoedig om die Bybel op ‘n meer in-diepte manier te bestudeer.
Hier is vinnige opsommings van die 66 boeke van die Bybel: ons gaan dan voort met volledige
opsommings.
Ou Testament:
Genesis — God skep die heelal en vorm mense na Sy eie beeld en plaas hulle in ‘n volmaakte
omgewing. Die mense kom in opstand teen God en verloor hul paradys. Die rebellie raak so erg
dat God die mensdom met ‘n vloed uitwis, maar Hy bewaar Noag en sy gesin genadiglik. Later
kies en seën God die familie van Abraham, Isak en Jakob (of Israel) en belowe hulle ‘n land vir
hulle baie nageslag. Deur hierdie gesin beplan God om ‘n Verlosser te bring om die sondige
wêreld met Homself te versoen.
Exodus – Die kinders van Israel, wat nou in Egipte woon, word tot slawerny gedwing. God berei
‘n Israeliet genaamd Moses voor om die volk na vryheid te lei. Die koning is mal daaroor om die
slawe te laat gaan, daarom stuur God ‘n reeks plae oor die Egiptenare. Moses lei die Israeliete
deur die Rooi See, wat God wonderbaarlik vir hulle deel, en na die berg Sinai. Die Israeliete, wat
by Sinai gekamp het, ontvang die Wet van God, insluitend die Tien Gebooie. Die Wet is die basis
van ‘n verbond tussen God en mense wat Hy gered het, met beloofde seëninge vir
gehoorsaamheid. Die volk belowe om die verbond te handhaaf.
Levitikus – In die Wet vestig God ‘n offerstelsel om vir sondes te versoen en ‘n reeks feeste vir
Israel om te onderhou as dae van aanbidding. God gee vir Moses planne vir ‘n tabernakel, ‘n
tent waar die offers gebring kan word en God met sy volk sal ontmoet. God spesifiseer dat die
rituele en seremonies van die tabernakel toesig gehou moet word deur die familie van Aäron,
Moses se broer.
Numeri — Die Israeliete kom by die grens van Kanaän aan, die land wat God vroeër aan
Abraham belowe het. Maar die mense wat Moses volg, weier om die land in te gaan, weens
hulle gebrek aan geloof en hulle vrees vir Kanaän se inwoners. As ‘n oordeel gee God die
Israeliete oor om vir 40 jaar in die woestyn te dwaal, totdat die ongelowige geslag verbygaan en
‘n nuwe geslag hul plek inneem. God onderhou Sy rebelse volk met wonderbaarlike
voorsienings gedurende hulle tyd in die woestyn.
Deuteronomium — Die nuwe geslag Israeliete is nou gereed om die Beloofde Land in besit te
neem. Moses hou ‘n reeks laaste toesprake, waarin hy die Wet van God herhaal en belowe dat
God eendag nog ‘n profeet sal stuur wat herinner aan die krag en missie van Moses. Moses sterf
in Moab.
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