Bible Verse and Prayer for Today;
And thou shalt love the Lord thy God with all thy heart, and with all thy soul, and with all thy mind, and with all thy strength: this is the first commandment.
Mark 12:30
Prayer
LORD . Our Love towards you should come from our entire home nature , we should love you with our Body , Mind and Soul . in Truth and Spirit . we should use our full Strength in Loving You , God the Father , Jesus Your Son and the Holy Spirit . Love with everything we Have . Help Us in this Major but most Important Commandment . we pray in Jesus name , Amen and Amen
Prayer Tips
Prayers in the Old Testament
Hannah’s prayer for a son
1Sa 1:10 and she was in bitterness of soul, and prayed unto the LORD, and wept sore.
11 And she vowed a vow, and said, O LORD of hosts, if thou wilt indeed look on the affliction of thine handmaid, and remember me, and not forget thine handmaid, but wilt give unto thine handmaid a man child, then I will give him unto the LORD all the days of his life, and there shall no razor come upon his head.
12 And it came to pass, as she continued praying before the LORD, that Eli marked her mouth.
13 Now Hannah, she spoke in her heart; only her lips moved, but her voice was not heard: therefore Eli thought she had been drunken.
14 And Eli said unto her, How long wilt thou be drunken? Put away thy wine from thee.
15 And Hannah answered and said, No, my lord, I am a woman of a sorrowful spirit: I have drunk neither wine nor strong drink, but have poured out my soul before the LORD.
16 Count not thine handmaid for a daughter of Belial: for out of the abundance of my complaint and grief have I spoken hitherto.
17 Then Eli answered and said, go in peace: and the God of Israel grant thee thy petition that thou hast asked of him.
In Prayer, make promises to God, it shows motivation and then expects an answer from God.
Pray for healing for yourself.
Prayer with tears and emotion is very powerful, Crying to the Lord but it need to be sincere. Tears are the language of Heaven. God understands your tears.
Praying in the mind is allowed, but prayer out loud more powerful.
Prayer is pouring out your heart to the Lord.
Prayer in sorrow is welcome with God, but after prayer you should smile and “Cheer up” God will answer – just have faith.
Bybel Vers en Gebed vir Vandag
En jy moet die Here jou God liefhê met jou hele hart en met jou hele siel en met jou hele verstand en met al jou krag. Dit is die eerste gebod.
Markus 12:30
Gebed
HERE. Ons liefde vir U moet uit ons hele natuur kom, ons moet U liefhê met ons liggaam, verstand en siel. In waarheid en gees. Ons moet ons volle krag gebruik om U lief te hê, God die Vader, Jesus, u Seun, en die Heilige Gees. Liefde met alles wat ons het. Help ons met hierdie groot maar belangrikste gebod. Ons bid in Jesus se naam, Amen en Amen.
Gebed Wenke
Gebede in die Ou Testament
Hanna se gebed vir ‘n seun
1 Sam 1:10 en sy was bitter van siel en het tot die HERE gebid en bitterlik geween.
11 En sy het ‘n gelofte afgelê en gesê: o HERE van die leërskare, as U waarlik die ellende van u dienares aansien en aan my dink en u dienares nie vergeet nie, maar aan u dienares ‘n manlike kind gee, dan sal ek hom aan die HERE gee al die dae van sy lewe, en geen skeermes sal op sy hoof kom nie.
12 En terwyl sy aanhou bid voor die aangesig van die HERE, het Eli op haar mond gelet.
13 En Hanna het in haar hart gespreek; net haar lippe het geroer, maar haar stem is nie gehoor nie; daarom het Eli gedink sy was dronk.
14 Toe sê Eli vir haar: Hoe lank sal jy dronk wees? Sit jou wyn van jou af weg.
15 En Hanna antwoord en sê: Nee, my heer, ek is ‘n vrou met ‘n bedroefde gemoed: ek het geen wyn of sterk drank gedrink nie, maar ek het my siel voor die aangesig van die HERE uitgestort.
16 Ag u dienares nie vir ‘n dogter van Belial nie, want uit die oorvloed van my klagte en droefheid het ek tot hiertoe gespreek.
17 Toe antwoord Eli en sê: Gaan in vrede, en mag die God van Israel u die versoek gee wat u van Hom gevra het.
Maak in gebed beloftes aan God; dit toon motivering en verwag dan ‘n antwoord van God.
Bid vir genesing vir jouself.
Gebed met trane en emosie is baie kragtig. Om tot die Here te roep, maar dit moet opreg wees. Trane is die taal van die Hemel. God verstaan jou trane.
Om in die gedagte te bid is toegelaat, maar hardop gebed is kragtiger.
Gebed is om jou hart voor die Here uit te stort.
Gebed in droefheid is welkom by God, maar na gebed moet jy glimlag en “moed opwek”. God sal antwoord – hê net geloof.
Bible Teaching of the Day
Is a home church a true biblical church?
Churches in the New Testament era were indeed small assemblies that met in homes (Acts 2:46; 20:20). So, the practice of attending a home church, or house church, is biblically allowable. There also seem to be some good reasons to have house churches as opposed to large gatherings: greater intimacy, stronger relationships, single-mindedness, etc. The fact that large churches usually have their own small groups that meet in homes speaks to the value of the house church model. Several considerations should be made, however, concerning the reasons for creating a house church or choosing to attend one.
First, the fact that first-century Christians did something does not establish it as a pattern for all generations to follow, unless there is also a clear command to do so. Simply because Scripture records an event or practice does not, of itself, establish a mandate (or, in some cases, even approval). So, for example, the fact that early Christians in Jerusalem sold what they owned and shared the profits with other believers (see Acts 2:44–45) does not mean that we must do so today—although such selflessness and generosity would certainly be acceptable. Home churches are “biblical” in the sense that there is precedent in Scripture, but there is no biblical obligation to attend a home church.
Many believers who attend house churches interpret Paul’s words in 1 Corinthians 14 as establishing a principle of participation, which implies the need for a smaller church gathering: “What then, brothers? When you come together, each one has a hymn, a lesson, a revelation, a tongue, or an interpretation. Let all things be done for building up. . . . Let two or three prophets speak, and let the others weigh what is said. If a revelation is made to another sitting there, let the first be silent. For you can all prophesy one by one, so that all may learn and all be encouraged” (1 Corinthians 14:26, 29–31). Some read this passage as not only descriptive of what was happening in Corinth but also prescriptive for all churches at all times, based on Paul’s words later in the context: “as in all the churches of the saints” and “was it from you that the word of God came? Or are you the only ones it has reached? If anyone thinks that he is a prophet, or spiritual, he should acknowledge that the things I am writing to you are a command of the Lord. If anyone does not recognize this, he is not recognized” (verses 33, 36–38). Nowhere else in Scripture do we find more consecutive verses addressing what to do when the local church gathers.
Second, home churches motivated solely by an effort to counter the “institutional church” have a questionable foundation. The given reason for starting a home church is usually to more closely align with the biblical model, but the unstated reason often seems to be displeasure with large church movements. While the complaints against large churches may be valid, they can lead to a divisive, “us-vs.-them” mentality that should be avoided (see Ephesians 4:3).
One final consideration is the issue of accountability. Any church, large or small, should follow the instructions of 1 Timothy 3:1–13 regarding elders and deacons. Members of a house church should make sure that (a) there are recognized elders and (b) the elders are biblically qualified. These men should be held accountable even as they hold the group accountable to follow sound doctrine (Titus 1:9).
In conclusion, there is nothing unbiblical about Christians gathering regularly in houses or large buildings or any other venue. Some benefits of a house church could be reproducibility, thorough discipleship through participation, a family atmosphere, and better financial stewardship. The Bible does not give any guidelines as to the proper size or location of a church meeting. What it does do is explain what is to take place at those meetings (Acts 2:42; 1 Corinthians 16:2; 1 Timothy 4:13; 2 Timothy 4:2). So long as biblical teaching (orthodoxy) and practice (orthopraxy) are foremost in the assembly, the format and location really do not matter.
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Bybel Lering vir die Dag
Is ‘n Huiskerk ‘n ware Bybelse kerk?
Kerke in die Nuwe Testamentiese era was inderdaad klein gemeentes wat in huise vergader het (Handelinge 2:46; 20:20). Dus, die praktyk om ‘n tuiskerk, of huiskerk, by te woon, is Bybels toelaatbaar. Daar blyk ook ‘n paar goeie redes te wees om huiskerke te hê in teenstelling met groot byeenkomste: groter intimiteit, sterker verhoudings, enkelgesindheid, ens. Die feit dat groot kerke gewoonlik hul eie klein groepies het wat in huise vergader, spreek van die waarde van die huiskerkmodel. Verskeie oorwegings moet egter gemaak word rakende die redes vir die stigting van ‘n huiskerk of die keuse om een by te woon.
Eerstens, die feit dat eerste-eeuse Christene iets gedoen het, vestig dit nie as ‘n patroon vir alle geslagte om te volg nie, tensy daar ook ‘n duidelike opdrag is om dit te doen. Bloot omdat die Skrif ‘n gebeurtenis of praktyk opteken, vestig dit nie op sigself ‘n mandaat (of, in sommige gevalle, selfs goedkeuring) nie. So, byvoorbeeld, die feit dat vroeë Christene in Jerusalem verkoop het wat hulle besit het en die winste met ander gelowiges gedeel het (sien Handelinge 2:44–45) beteken nie dat ons dit vandag moet doen nie – alhoewel sulke onselfsugtigheid en vrygewigheid beslis aanvaarbaar sou wees. Huiskerke is “Bybels” in die sin dat daar presedent in die Skrif is, maar daar is geen Bybelse verpligting om ‘n huiskerk by te woon nie.
Baie gelowiges wat huiskerke bywoon, interpreteer Paulus se woorde in 1 Korintiërs 14 as die vestiging van ‘n beginsel van deelname, wat die behoefte aan ‘n kleiner kerkbyeenkoms impliseer: “Wat dan, broeders? Wanneer julle saamkom, het elkeen ‘n loflied of ‘n les of ‘n openbaring of ‘n taal of ‘n uitlegging. Laat alles tot opbouing geskied… Laat twee of drie profete spreek en die ander die woorde oorweeg. As ‘n openbaring aan ‘n ander wat daar sit, maak, laat die eerste stilbly. Want julle kan almal een vir een profeteer, sodat almal kan leer en almal bemoedig word” (1 Korintiërs 14:26, 29–31). Sommige lees hierdie gedeelte nie net as beskrywend van wat in Korinte gebeur het nie, maar ook voorskriftelik vir alle kerke te alle tye, gebaseer op Paulus se woorde later in die konteks: “soos in al die gemeentes van die heiliges” en “het die woord van God van julle gekom? Of het dit net by julle gekom? As iemand dink dat hy ‘n profeet of ‘n geestelike mens is, moet hy erken dat die dinge wat ek aan julle skryf, ‘n bevel van die Here is. As iemand dit nie erken nie, word hy nie erken nie” (verse 33, 36–38). Nêrens anders in die Skrif vind ons meer opeenvolgende verse wat aanspreek wat om te doen wanneer die plaaslike kerk bymekaarkom nie.
Tweedens, tuiskerke wat uitsluitlik gemotiveer word deur ‘n poging om die “institusionele kerk” teen te werk, het ‘n twyfelagtige fondament. Die gegewe rede vir die stigting van ‘n tuiskerk is gewoonlik om nouer in lyn te kom met die Bybelse model, maar die onuitgesproke rede blyk dikwels misnoeë met groot kerkbewegings te wees. Alhoewel die klagtes teen groot kerke geldig mag wees, kan dit lei tot ‘n verdelende “ons-teen-hulle”-mentaliteit wat vermy moet word (sien Efesiërs 4:3).
Een laaste oorweging is die kwessie van aanspreeklikheid. Enige kerk, groot of klein, moet die instruksies van 1 Timoteus 3:1–13 rakende ouderlinge en diakens volg. Lede van ‘n huiskerk moet seker maak dat (a) daar erkende ouderlinge is en (b) die ouderlinge Bybels gekwalifiseerd is. Hierdie manne moet aanspreeklik gehou word, selfs terwyl hulle die groep aanspreeklik hou om gesonde leer te volg (Titus 1:9).
Ten slotte, daar is niks onbybels daaraan dat Christene gereeld in huise of groot geboue of enige ander plek bymekaarkom nie. Sommige voordele van ‘n huiskerk kan herhaalbaarheid, deeglike dissipelskap deur deelname, ‘n gesinsatmosfeer en beter finansiële rentmeesterskap wees. Die Bybel gee geen riglyne oor die korrekte grootte of ligging van ‘n kerkvergadering nie. Wat dit wel doen, is om te verduidelik wat by daardie vergaderings moet plaasvind (Handelinge 2:42; 1 Korintiërs 16:2; 1 Timoteus 4:13; 2 Timoteus 4:2). Solank Bybelse leer (ortodoksie) en praktyk (ortopraksie) voorop in die vergadering staan, maak die formaat en ligging nie regtig saak nie.
TruLight Ministries ondersteun Huiskerke. Want leerstellings van demone word by meerderheidskerke en megakerke verkondig. Tot 5 leerstellings van demone oor die kansel in sommige megakerke. Ons het ‘n ondersteuningswebwerf vir die Huiskerke geskep.
Today’s Devotional
“Every Little Thing”
Every little thing I receive is a gift from God. The friendly smile of the gas station attendant, the greeting at the cash register, the handshake at the church door are all gifts from God. The hug from my child, the kiss on the cheek from my husband or the cup of hot tea are all gifts from God. The free “sample” with my newspaper, the discount coupon in the store or the “buy one, get one free” promotion are all gifts from God.
Every little thing I have or possess is a gift from God. The air we breathe, the food in the kitchen cupboard, the meat in the freezer and the fruit on the table are all gifts from God. Running water, electricity and also the little house we live in are gifts from God. A blanket, my bed and even the chair I sit on are gifts from God. My health, my family and my friends are gifts from God. My birth on earth was a gift from God but more than that, my rebirth or my salvation is a gift from God.
Every little thing I can give is a gift from God. To show mercy or to love is a gift from God. To be kind, patient or helpful is a gift from God. When I can give a slice of bread, a blanket or a sweater it is a gift from God. To be able to give a word of encouragement or a word of wisdom is a gift from God. To be able to pray for someone, to comfort someone or to lead a lost soul to God is a gift from God.
It is in these little things that we receive, in which we can see God’s greatness. It is because of the little things we possess that we can stand grateful before God. It is in the little things that we can do that we can live out God’s plan and become useful in God’s kingdom.
Come then, let us remember the little things we have received, the little things we possess as we begin to do little things for God and others. Then we will experience the greatness of God’s love, realize the extent of His grace, and even experience His hand of provision.
God calls each of us. “As each one has received a gift, use it to serve one another as good stewards of the manifold grace of God. If anyone speaks, let it be as the oracles of God; if anyone serves, let it be as from the strength that God supplies, so that in all things God may be glorified through Jesus Christ, to whom be glory and dominion forever and ever.” (1 Peter 4:10) But some may think, “I don’t have much, just a little to give.” But let me remind you again of the song “Little is much” which reads: “In the harvest field now ripened, there’s a work for all to do. Hark; the master’s voice is calling, o the harvest calling you. Does the place you’re called to labor seem so small and little known? It is great if God is in it, and He won’t forsake His own. Little is much when God is in it. There’s a crown and you can win it, if you go in Jesus’ name.”
Vandag se Bemoediging
“Elke klein dingetjie”
Elke klein dingetjie wat ek ontvang is ‘n gawe van God. Die vriendelikke glimlag van die petroljoggie, die groet by die kasregister, die handdruk by die kerkdeur is alles gawes van God. Die drukkie by my kind, die soen op die wang deur my eggenoot of die koppie warm tee is alles ‘n gawe van God. Die gratis “sample” saam met my koerant, die afslagkoepon in die winkel of die “koop een, kry een gratis” promosie is alles ‘n gawe van God.
Elke klein dingetjiie wat ek het of besit is ‘n gawe van God. Die lug wat ons inasem, die kos in die kombuiskas, die vleisie in die vrieskas en die vrugte op die tafel is ‘n gawe van God. Lopende water, elektrisiteit en ook die huisie waarin ons bly, is ‘n gawe van God. ‘n Kombers, my bed en selfs die stoel waarop ek sit is ‘n gawe van God. My gesondheid, my familie en my vriende is ‘n gawe van God. My geboorte op aarde was ‘n gawe van God maar meer as dit, my wedergeboorte of my redding is ‘n gawe van God.
Elke klein dingetjie wat ek kan gee is ‘n gawe van God. Om genade te bewys of om lief te hê is ‘n gawe van God. Om vriendelik, geduldig of hulpvaardig te kan wees is ‘n gawe van God. Wanneer ek ‘n snytjie brood kan gee, ‘n kombers of ‘n trui is dit ‘n gawe van God. Om ‘n woord van bemoediging of ‘n woord van wysheid te kan gee is ‘n gawe van God. Om vir iemand te kan bid, iemand kan vertroos of ‘n verlore siel na God te lei is ‘n gawe van God.
Dit is in hierdie klein dingetjies wat ons ontvang, waarin ons God se grootheid kan sien. Dit is weens die klein dinge wat ons besit dat ons dankbaar voor God kan staan. Dit is in die klein dinge wat ons kan doen wat ons God se plan kan uitleef en bruikbaar word in God se koninkryk.
Kom dan, kom ons onthou die klein dinge wat ons ontvang het, die klein dinge wat ons besit terwyl ons begin om klein dinge vir God en ander te doen. Dan sal ons die grootheid van God se liefde beleef, die omvang van sy genade besef en selfs Sy hand van voorsiening ervaar.
God roep elkeen van ons. “Namate elkeen ‘n genadegawe ontvang het, moet julle mekaar daarmee dien soos goeie bedienaars van die veelvuldige genade van God. As iemand spreek, laat dit wees soos woorde van God; as iemand dien, laat dit wees soos uit die krag wat God verleen, sodat God in alles verheerlik kan word deur Jesus Christus, aan wie die heerlikheid en krag toekom tot in alle ewigheid.” (1 Petrus 4:10) Maar sommigges mag dink: “Ek het nie baie nie, net ‘n klein bietjie om te gee” Maar laat ek jou weereens herinner aan die lied “”Little is much” wat lui: “In the harvest field now ripened, there’s a work for all to do. Hark; the master’s voice is calling, o the harvest calling you. Does the place you’re called to labour seem so small and little known? It is great if God is in it, and He won’t forsake His own. Little is much when God is in it. Labour not for we a lth or fame. There’s a crown and you can win it, if you go in Jesus’ name.”
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TruLight TV –CLASSICS & HYMNS by The Collingsworth Family
The concept of an entire album that paid tribute to the cream of the crop in classic songs and hymns started to germinate in 2022 as plans began for a follow-up to JUST SING!, The Collingsworth Family’s debut release on the Gaither Music Group label. The entire team became very excited about the concept of taking classic songs, released over the past 50+ years, placing them in brand new, up-to-date arrangements and re-releasing them …… so that forthcoming generations do not miss out on these treasures.
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MEET : THE HOPPERS
Multi-award winning family group The Hoppers have been singing to global audiences for over 60 years with appearances ranging from presidential religious inaugural ceremonies and New York’s Carnegie Hall to singing conventions and church platforms. They have performed throughout the United States as well as in Israel, Europe and Africa. Their unique blend of harmonies and song choices have created a legacy of musical excellence embraced by leading pastors and event organizers. Known as America’s Favorite Family of Gospel Music, they are favorites on the Gaither Homecoming videos and tours, and their recordings frequently land at the top of the BILLBOARD sales charts and The Singing News radio charts.
The Hoppers are comprised today of family members Claude & Connie, son Dean and his wife, Kim, son Mike, and Dean & Kims daughter, Karlye. The Hoppers were formed in 1957 in the rural-farm town of Madison, NC, and have grown continuously for decades, touching countless lives around the world. A cancer survivor, Connie has been honored with the prestigious Marvin Norcross Award, in addition to numerous industry and fan honors; and she has been inducted into the Southern Gospel Music Hall of Fame. Sons Dean and Mike have continued the family legacy with their musical talents and business abilities; and Kim, Dean’s wife, hails from her own nationally acclaimed musical family, The Greenes. She is noted for the excitement she brings to any live performance, and her unmistakable, rafter-ringing soprano vocals have taken The Hoppers to new heights for many years.
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11:15 Unshackled
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12:15 Truth for Life
13:15 Living on the Edge with Chip Ingram
14:15 Focus on the Family
15:00 Kids Hour
16:00 In Touch with Dr. Charles Stanley
16:30 Groundwork
17:15 Live in the Light
18:15 Renewing your Mind
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Bible Prophecy in the News
Who will be the next pope?
The decision will be made when the College of Cardinals begins meeting in conclave from 16:30 on 7 May in the 15th Century Sistine Chapel.
It will involve 133 cardinals aged under 80, who will debate and then vote for their preferred candidate until a single name secures the support of two-thirds of them.
Their choice could have a profound impact on the Catholic Church and the world’s 1.4 billion baptised Roman Catholics, and it is harder than ever to predict who it will be.
With 80% of the cardinals appointed by Pope Francis himself, most are not only electing a pope for the first time, but will offer a broad global perspective.
For the first time in history, fewer than half of those given a vote will be European.
And although the college may be dominated by his appointments, they were not exclusively “progressive” or “traditionalist”.
Could the cardinals elect an African or an Asian pope, or might they favour one of the old hands of the Vatican administration?
Here are some of the names being mentioned as Francis’s potential successor. END OF ARTICLE
PASTOR DIRK SAYS : The White Pope is the 7th Ranking official of the Holy Roman Empire called the Jesuit Order or in other words the Illuminati, The Real BOSS of the Jesuit Order is a Silent Partner and called the President of the World . The real BOSS of the Illuminati is the Black Pope : Learn more about the Role of the Black Pope in this Article
https://trulightradioxm.org.za/teachings/the-black-pope-the-horsemen-of-the-black-horse
The Holy Roman Empire aka the Jesuit order Leadership are made up of 7 Generals , each Controlling the 7 Spheres of Society . The White Pope is the General in control of the one Sphere of Society called RELIGION. The 7 Spheres of Society is also called the 7 Mountains Movement or 7 Heads of the Beast and are controlled by the False religion called the OTHER WOMEN . Rev 17:9 And here is the mind which hath wisdom. The seven heads are seven mountains, on which the woman sitteth.
The Black Pope is the Horsemen of the Black Horse with the False Faith or believe system called Capitalism . and the White Pope is the Horsemen of the White Horse with the False Faith or Believe system called Catholicism. ALL That has happened in April is , The Rider of the White Horse passed away and they are scrambling to find a New Rider for the White Horse.
Signs of the Times
a Muslim Mahdi / Messiah is Here and He is trying to Replace the Pope
A powerful figure has emerged in the Muslim world, and his newly founded religion is gaining followers worldwide. Shockingly, on Easter Sunday, his followers declared him to be the new pope, and the next day, the Vatican announced that Pope Francis had passed away.
Abdullah Hashem Aba Al-Sadiq, commonly known as Abdullah Hashem, was born in 1983 in Indiana to an Egyptian father and an American mother. He is an Egyptian-American and the founder of the Ahmadi Religion of Peace and Light (AROPL), not to be confused with the Ahmadiyya community discriminated against in Pakistan. He claims to be the Qa’im Al Muhammad, the reincarnation or second coming of Muhammad and the Mahdi (Messiah). Adherents of the religion believe him to be the second of twelve Mahdis appointed in the will of the Prophet Mohammed.
The AROPL began in Iraq in the late 1990s and is now active across 40 countries. It estimates that 7,000 people have had contact with the movement. In 2018, the movement had a base in Sweden, but since 2021, it has had its headquarters in England. The group’s central mission is to build the Divine Just State, which a divinely appointed king will rule. This will be a theocratic state with the king appointed by, and a representative of, God rather than through a democratic election process. The AROPL is opposed to the idea of democracy.
He claims to be the “living successor of both Prophet Muhammad and Jesus Christ,” and his sermons bring “a divine message to the global Christian community.” He also claims to be “the successor to Simon Peter, the successor to Jesus Christ, the true and legitimate Pope.”
“Aba Al-Sadiq reveals that the vacancy of the Papal Throne is no accident, but a divine sign: the time has come for the rightful heir to assume his position,” his YouTube channel states. “As the true Pope and bearer of the Covenant, he calls upon the people of the Gospel to recognize the fulfillment of prophecy and return the Throne to whom it belongs. This is not merely a message—it is a call to truth, unity, and divine justice.”
The AROPL claims al-Hasan personally fulfills three “divine criteria” qualifying him and the Qa’im: being named in the last will, possessing exceptional knowledge, and advocating for God’s supremacy over human rule.
He claims to have fufliled ten prophecies mentioned in Islamic narrations. One of the prophecies concerned the death of King Abdullah of Saudi Arabia in 2015. AROPL also interprets the Muslim prophecy of the “sun rising in the West” as a prediction that Abdullah Hashem will rule over the Christian world.
Another prophecy is that Abdullah Hashem will establish a “new covenant”.
“Throughout history, God has established six previous covenants with humanity, well-known to those familiar with the Torah and the Bible, but all were ultimately broken by the people,” AROPL states. “The sixth covenant was God’s covenant with Prophet Mohammed. However, the savior of mankind is prophesied to come with a new covenant—the seventh covenant.”
In a manner that contradicts the edicts of mainstream Islam, this “seventh covenant” established by Abdullah Hashem will include members of the LGBTQ+ community.
Another “prophecy fulfilled” took place recently.
“On Easter Sunday, believers in the Ahmadi Religion of Peace and Light, followers of Abdullah Hashem Aba Al-Sadiq, took to the streets and gathered outside churches in countries around the world—including Colombia, Mexico, Argentina, Ecuador, the United States, Canada, Switzerland, France, Italy, Germany, Vatican City, the United Kingdom, Spain, Croatia, Serbia, the Philippines, Thailand, Australia, Senegal, and Bangladesh—to announce to the world that a man had been chosen by God to lead humanity as the true Pope,” the website claimed, noting that Pope Francis’ death was announced the next day. “Believers declare that God has made His will known to all: a new Pope has indeed been chosen.”
“In an astonishing confirmation of their announcement, Pope Francis passed away the very next morning,” they claim. “Many believers—and even onlookers—are calling this event a direct sign from God, a visible miracle to affirm the legitimacy of Aba Al-Sadiq’s divine mission.”
“The vacancy of the Papal Throne is no accident, but a divine sign: the time has come for the rightful heir to assume his position,” his video claimed in a message aimed at Christians and Catholics. “As the true Pope and bearer of the Covenant, he calls upon the people of the Gospel to recognize the fulfillment of prophecy and return the Throne to whom it belongs. “
While this mixing of religions may sound confusing to most Westerners, this is an essential element of Muslim eschatology. There is no direct reference to a messiah in the Koran. However, Islam has a strong tradition of Mahdi, a redeemer of Islam who will come as a ruler. Islam has a strong belief in the Muslim Issa (Jesus) as the last and greatest prophet of Muhammad. In Islam, Jesus is not the son of God or divine, and did not die on the cross. Jesus ascended to heaven and is waiting for the Mahdi (Messiah). END OF ARTICLE
Pastor Dirk says == Jesus did warn of this in Matt 24 and Luke 21 . ” OTHER JESUS’S “ This “Mahdi” s timing was just _______ – Nothing to see , Just walk past.
Gog and Magog Update
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- Syrian Jihadist dictator Abu Mohammad al-Julani, has finally decided to send his henchmen to slaughter the Druze of Jaramana and Sahnaya, which lies just south of Damascus. This is the same Jaramana and Sahnaya that Prime Minister Netanyahu promised to defend against the Sunni Jihadists.
Places in the Bible
Megiddo and the Valley of Megiddo
In the Bible, Megiddo is primarily known as the site of the final battle, Armageddon, in the Book of Revelation. It’s also mentioned in the Old Testament as a strategic city involved in various historical events, particularly battles.
Megiddo is an ancient city in Israel and the site of a number of military conflicts. Today it is the site of a kibbutz and some rich archeological digs (Tel Megiddo).
Megiddo is first mentioned in Joshua 12:21 as one of the cities of the “Hittites, Amorites, Canaanites, Perizzites, Hivites and Jebusites” whose kings were defeated by Joshua. Megiddo was in the territory of Manasseh (Joshua 17:11; 1 Chronicles 7:29), and, although they were not able to completely drive out the residents, the Manassehites were eventually able to subjugate them (Judges 1:27).
Megiddo is also mentioned in conjunction with the battle between Sisera and Barak (with Deborah the judge) in Judges 5:19. Megiddo was later included in the territory of Baana son of Ahilud, one of Solomon’s twelve district governors (1 Kings 4:12). Megiddo was one of the cities that was rebuilt or fortified by Solomon (1 Kings 9:15).
Ahaziah, king of Judah, was wounded in battle against Jehu, who was attempting to overthrow Joram, the king of the northern kingdom of Israel. Ahaziah fled to Megiddo where he died from his wounds (2 Kings 9:27).
King Josiah of Judah, contrary to God’s will, fought against Pharaoh Necho at Megiddo and was killed there (2 Kings 23:29–30 and 2 Chronicles 35:22).
Zechariah 12:10–12 says, “And I will pour out on the house of David and the inhabitants of Jerusalem a spirit of grace and supplication. They will look on me, the one they have pierced, and they will mourn for him as one mourns for an only child, and grieve bitterly for him as one grieves for a firstborn son. On that day the weeping in Jerusalem will be as great as the weeping of Hadad Rimmon in the plain of Megiddo. The land will mourn, each clan by itself, with their wives by themselves: the clan of the house of David and their wives, the clan of the house of Nathan and their wives.” What happened at Hadad Rimmon is not explicitly mentioned in Scripture. This passage is the only time that place name in used in Scripture. Many Jewish and Christian scholars view this to be a reference to the “ultimate grief” of the Jewish people at the death of King Josiah. Zechariah 12 looks forward to a time when the nation will morn for the Messiah as they mourned for Josiah.
The New Testament does not mention Megiddo, but the term Armegeddon (Har Megiddo, or “Mount Megiddo”) is mentioned in Revelation 16:16 as a place of judgment against the enemies of God, which would seem to correlate with the imagery in Zechariah 12.
In popular culture the term Armageddon, usually separated from the biblical teaching, has become synonymous with “the end of the world involving a great military conflict.” When Christians hear the term Armageddon, they should not respond with fear but with confidence that Christ is the ultimate victor over all His enemies.
The Valley of Megiddo is the Valley that can be seen from The Mount of Olives
The Mount of Olives the Place and Location of The 2nd Coming of Jesus and the Point of collection for the Rapture
https://trulightradioxm.org.za/teachings/the-rapture-where-will-it-take-place
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Audio 2 DEEL 2 / Tabernakel Studie
Video Produksie – Kom ons stap saam deur die Ou Testament Tabernakel en kyk na die oorspronklike Verlossings plan van God wat aangepas is vir die Nuwe Testament . Die verlosssings plan se stappe nog dieselfde vandag , maar net met ander Rolspelers en betekenis.
Video Production – Let’s walk together through the Old Testament Tabernacle and look at the original Salvation plan of God that was adapted for the New Testament. The steps of the salvation plan are still the same today, but just with different Role Players and meaning.
TruLight School of Theology have started with Its daily Bible Study – Pastor Counselling Certificate – we are Starting with 36 Studies with 10 Studies per Topic from 1st of April 2025 – Over the Next 2 Years we will Include One Daily Study per Topic on this Platform. The Daily Manna Bible Study will be Available in English and Afrikaans!
We will Start with a 68 week Study on “Know Your Bible” Daily Bible Summaries of every Chapter in the Bible! From the Old Testament to the New Testament , from Genesis to Revelation 66 Books of the Bible.
Started 1st April 2025
This is our Study Principals:
SOAP
Scripture: Read a short passage out loud.
Observation: What do you notice about the verses?.
Application: How can you apply this to your life?.
Prayer: Pray about what you’ve learned.
REAP
Read: Read the passage carefully.
Engage: Ask questions about the passage.
Apply: Think about how the passage applies to your life.
Pray: Pray about what you’ve learned.
Introduction to the Bible – Bible Summary
Summary of the Book of Jeremiah
Author: Jeremiah chapter 1, verse 1 identifies the Prophet Jeremiah as the author of the Book of Jeremiah.
Date of Writing: The Book of Jeremiah was written between 630 and 580 B.C.
Purpose of Writing: The Book of Jeremiah records the final prophecies to Judah,
warning of oncoming destruction if the nation does not repent. Jeremiah calls out for
the nation to turn back to God. At the same time, Jeremiah recognizes the inevitability
of Judah’s destruction due to its unrepentant idolatry and immorality.
Key Verses:
Jeremiah 1:5, “Before I formed you in the womb I knew you, before you were born I set
you apart; I appointed you as a prophet to the nations.”
Jeremiah 17:9, “The heart is deceitful above all things and beyond cure. Who can
understand it?”
Jeremiah 29:10-11, “This is what the LORD says: ‘When seventy years are completed for Babylon, I will come to you and fulfill my gracious promise to bring you back to this
place. For I know the plans I have for you,’ declares the LORD, ‘plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future.’”
Jeremiah 52:12-13, “On the tenth day of the fifth month, in the nineteenth year of
Nebuchadnezzar king of Babylon, Nebuzaradan commander of the imperial guard, who served the king of Babylon, came to Jerusalem. He set fire to the temple of the LORD,
the royal palace and all the houses of Jerusalem. Every important building he burned
down.”
Brief Summary: The Book of Jeremiah is primarily a message of judgment on Judah for rampant idolatry (Jeremiah 7:30-34; 16:10-13; 22:9; 32:29; 44:2-3). After the death of King Josiah, the last righteous king, the nation of Judah had almost completely
abandoned God and His commandments. Jeremiah compares Judah to a prostitute
(Jeremiah 2:20; 3:1-3). God had promised that He would judge idolatry most severely
(Leviticus 26:31-33; Deuteronomy 28:49-68), and Jeremiah was warning Judah that God’s judgment was at hand. God had delivered Judah from destruction on countless
occasions, but His mercy was at its end. Jeremiah records King Nebuchadnezzar
conquering Judah and making it subject to him (Jeremiah 24:1). After further rebellion,
God brought Nebuchadnezzar and the Babylonian armies back to destroy and desolate Judah and Jerusalem (Jeremiah chapter 52). Even in this most severe judgment, God promises the restoration of Judah back into the land God has given them (Jeremiah 29:10).
Foreshadowings: Jeremiah 23:5-6 presents a prophecy of the coming Messiah, Jesus Christ. The prophet describes Him as a Branch from the house of David (v. 5; Matthew
1), the King who would reign in wisdom and righteousness (v. 5, Revelation 11:15). It is
Christ who will finally be recognized by Israel as her true Messiah as He provides
salvation for His chosen ones (v. 6; Romans 11:26).
Practical Application: The Prophet Jeremiah had a most difficult message to deliver.
Jeremiah loved Judah, but he loved God much more. As painful as it was for Jeremiah to deliver a consistent message of judgment to his own people, Jeremiah was obedient to what God told him to do and say. Jeremiah hoped and prayed for mercy from God for Judah, but also trusted that God was good, just, and righteous. We too must obey God, even when it is difficult, recognize God’s will as more important than our own desires, and trust that God, in His infinite wisdom and perfect plan, will bring about the best for His children (Romans 8:28).
Inleiding tot die Bybel – Bybel Samevatting
Opsomming van die boek Jeremia
Skrywer: Jeremia hoofstuk 1, vers 1 identifiseer die profeet Jeremia as die skrywer van die Boek Jeremia.
Datum van Skrywe: Die Boek Jeremia is geskryf tussen 630 en 580 vC.
Doel van Skrywe: Die Boek Jeremia teken die finale profesieë aan Juda aan, waarsku
teen komende vernietiging as die nasie nie bekeer nie. Jeremia roep die nasie om terug te draai na God. Terselfdertyd erken Jeremia die onvermydelikheid van Juda se
vernietiging as gevolg van sy onberouvolle afgodery en onsedelikheid.
Sleutelverse:
Jeremia 1:5 , “Voordat Ek jou in die moederskoot gevorm het, het Ek jou geken, voordat jy gebore is, het Ek jou afgesonder; Ek het jou as profeet vir die nasies aangestel.”
Jeremia 17:9 “Bedrieglik is die hart bo alle dinge, en nie genees nie. Wie kan dit
verstaan?”
Jeremia 29:10-11 “So sê die Here: As sewentig jaar vir Babel verby is, sal Ek na jou toe kom en my genadige belofte vervul om jou na hierdie plek terug te bring. Want Ek weet watter planne Ek vir jou het, spreek die HERE, ‘beplanne om jou voorspoedig te maak en nie teen jou teë te werk nie, beplan om jou hoop en ‘n toekoms te gee.'”
Jeremia 52:12-13 , “Op die tiende dag van die vyfde maand, in die negentiende jaar van Nebukadnésar, die koning van Babel, het Nebusaradan, die bevelvoerder van die
keiserlike lyfwag, wat die koning van Babel gedien het, na Jerusalem gekom. Hy het die tempel van die HERE, die koninklike paleis en al die huise van Jerusalem aan die brand gesteek. Elke belangrike gebou het hy afgebrand.”
Kort opsomming: Die boek Jeremia is hoofsaaklik ‘n boodskap van oordeel oor Juda vir ongebreidelde afgodery ( Jeremia 7:30-34 ; 16:10-13 ; 22:9 ; 32:29 ; 44:2-3 ). Na die dood van koning Josia, die laaste regverdige koning, het die nasie Juda God en Sy gebooie feitlik heeltemal verlaat. Jeremia vergelyk Juda met ’n prostituut ( Jeremia 2:20 ; 3:1-3 ).
God het belowe dat Hy afgodediens die strengste sou oordeel ( Levitikus 26:31-33 ;
Deuteronomium 28:49-68 ), en Jeremia het Juda gewaarsku dat God se oordeel op
hande is. God het Juda by ontelbare geleenthede van vernietiging verlos, maar Sy
genade was op sy einde. Jeremia teken op hoe koning Nebukadnesar Juda verower en dit aan hom onderwerp ( Jeremia 24:1 ). Na verdere rebellie het God Nebukadnesar en die Babiloniese leërs teruggebring om Juda en Jerusalem te vernietig en verwoes
(Jeremia hoofstuk 52). Selfs in hierdie ergste oordeel beloof God die herstel van Juda
terug in die land wat God aan hulle gegee het ( Jeremia 29:10 ).
Voorafskaduwings: Jeremia 23:5-6 bied ‘n profesie van die komende Messias, Jesus
Christus. Die profeet beskryf Hom as ‘n Spruit uit die huis van Dawid (v. 5; Matteus 1 ),
die Koning wat in wysheid en geregtigheid sou regeer (v. 5, Openbaring 11:15 ). Dit is
Christus wat uiteindelik deur Israel erken sal word as haar ware Messias, aangesien Hy redding vir Sy uitverkorenes voorsien (v. 6; Romeine 11:26 ).
Praktiese toepassing: Die profeet Jeremia het ‘n baie moeilike boodskap gehad om oor te dra. Jeremia was lief vir Juda, maar hy was baie meer lief vir God. So pynlik as wat dit vir Jeremia was om ‘n konsekwente boodskap van oordeel aan sy eie mense te lewer,
was Jeremia gehoorsaam aan wat God vir hom gesê het om te doen en sê. Jeremia het gehoop en gebid vir genade van God vir Juda, maar het ook vertrou dat God goed,
regverdig en regverdig is. Ons moet ook God gehoorsaam, selfs wanneer dit moeilik is,
God se wil erken as belangriker as ons eie begeertes, en vertrou dat God, in Sy
oneindige wysheid en volmaakte plan, die beste vir Sy kinders sal bewerkstellig (
Romeine 8:28 ).
We are Currently reading and Listening to the Bible, a Chapter by Day !
The total number of chapters in the Bible is 1,189. There are 929 chapters within 39 books of the Old Testament and 260 chapters within the 27 books of the New Testament.
Genesis 18 English – Follow the Reading in Your Bible.
Genesis 18 Afrikaans – Volg die Leser in u Bybel.
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