Bible Verse and Prayer for Today
John 3:5 – 6: Jesus answered, Verily, verily, I say unto thee, Except a man be born of water and of the Spirit, he cannot enter into the kingdom of God.
That which is born of the flesh is flesh; and that which is born of the Spirit is spirit.
Prayer
Lord . Thank You that Jesus made it very Clear , That Re Birth includes , Water Baptism and Holy Spirit Baptism . and without these Ultimate Events in our Lives we will Not be Able to Enter the Kingdom of God = Heaven . Lord Please Help us with all the Steps to Heaven we need to Receive and Experience . we Pray this in Jesus name , Amen and Amen
Bybel Vers en Gebed vir Vandag
Joh 3:5 – 6: Jesus antwoord: Voorwaar, voorwaar Ek sê vir jou, as iemand nie gebore word uit water en Gees nie, kan hy nie in die koninkryk van God ingaan nie.
Wat uit die vlees gebore is, is vlees; en wat uit die Gees gebore is, is gees.
Gebed
Here. Dankie dat Jesus dit baie Duidelik gemaak het, Dat Wedergeboorte, Waterdoop en Heilige Geesdoop insluit. en sonder hierdie uiteindelike gebeure in ons lewens sal ons nie in staat wees om die Koninkryk van God = die hemel binne te gaan nie. Here Help ons asseblief met al die stappe na die hemel wat ons nodig het om te ontvang en te ervaar. ons bid dit in Jesus Naam, Amen en Amen
Bible Teaching of the Day
The Last Supper is what we call the last meal Jesus ate with His disciples before His betrayal and arrest. The Last Supper is recorded in the Synoptic Gospels (Matthew 26:17–30; Mark 14:12–26; Luke 22:7–30). It was more than Jesus’ last meal; it was a Passover meal, as well. One of the important moments of the Last Supper is Jesus’ command to remember what He was about to do on behalf of all mankind: shed His blood on the cross thereby paying the debt of our sins (Luke 22:19).
In addition to predicting His suffering and death for our salvation (Luke 22:15–16), Jesus also used the Last Supper to imbue the Passover with new meaning, institute the New Covenant, establish an ordinance for the church, and foretell Peter’s denial of Him (Luke 22:34) and Judas Iscariot’s betrayal (Matthew 26:21–24).
The Last Supper brought the Old Testament observance of the Passover feast to its fulfillment. Passover was an especially holy event for the Jewish people in that it commemorated the time when God spared them from the plague of physical death and brought them out of slavery in Egypt (Exodus 11:1—13:16). During the Last Supper with His apostles, Jesus took two symbols associated with Passover and imbued them with fresh meaning as a way to remember His sacrifice, which saves us from spiritual death and delivers us from spiritual bondage: “After taking the cup, he gave thanks and said, ‘Take this and divide it among you. For I tell you I will not drink again from the fruit of the vine until the kingdom of God comes.’ And he took bread, gave thanks and broke it, and gave it to them, saying, ‘This is my body given for you; do this in remembrance of me.’ In the same way, after the supper he took the cup, saying, ‘This cup is the new covenant in my blood, which is poured out for you’” (Luke 22:17–20).
Jesus’ words during the Last Supper about the unleavened bread and the cup echo what He had said after He fed the 5,000: “I am the bread of life. Whoever comes to me will never go hungry, and whoever believes in me will never be thirsty. . . . I am the living bread that came down from heaven. Whoever eats this bread will live forever. This bread is my flesh, which I will give for the life of the world. . . . Whoever eats my flesh and drinks my blood has eternal life, and I will raise them up at the last day. For my flesh is real food and my blood is real drink” (John 6:35, 51, 54–55). Salvation comes through Christ and the sacrifice of His physical body on the cross.
Also during the Last Supper, Jesus taught the principles of servanthood and forgiveness as He washed His disciples’ feet: “The greatest among you should be like the youngest, and the one who rules like the one who serves. For who is greater, the one who is at the table or the one who serves? Is it not the one who is at the table? But I am among you as one who serves” (Luke 22:26–27; John 13:1–20).
The Last Supper today is remembered during the Lord’s Supper, or communion (1 Corinthians 11:23–33). The Bible teaches that Jesus’ death was typified in the offering of the Passover sacrifice (John 1:29). John notes that Jesus’ death resembles the Passover sacrifice in that His bones were not broken (John 19:36; cf. Exodus 12:46). And Paul said, “Christ, our Passover lamb, has been sacrificed” (1 Corinthians 5:7). Jesus is the fulfillment of the Law, including the feasts of the Lord (Matthew 5:17).
Typically, the Passover meal was a family celebration. However, at the Last Supper, the apostles were alone with Jesus (Luke 22:14), which suggests that this particular meal has specific meaning for the church, of which the apostles became the foundation (Ephesians 2:20). While the Last Supper had implications for the Jews, it was designed for the church as well. Today the Lord’s Table is one of two ordinances observed by the church.
The Last Supper was rooted in the Old Covenant even as it heralded the New. Jeremiah 31:31 promised a New Covenant between God and Israel, in which God said, “I will put my law in their minds and write it on their hearts. I will be their God, and they will be my people” (Jeremiah 31:33). Jesus made a direct reference to this New Covenant during the Last Supper: “This cup is the new covenant in my blood” (Luke 22:20). A new dispensation was on the horizon. In God’s grace, the New Covenant applies to more than Israel; everyone who has faith in Christ will be saved (see Ephesians 2:12–14).
The Last Supper was a significant event and proclaimed a turning point in God’s plan for the world. In comparing the crucifixion of Jesus to the feast of Passover, we can readily see the redemptive nature of Christ’s death. As symbolized by the original Passover sacrifice in the Old Testament, Christ’s death atones for the sins of His people; His blood rescues us from death and saves us from slavery. Today, the Lord’s Supper is when believers reflect upon Christ’s perfect sacrifice and know that, through our faith in receiving Him, we will be with Him forever.
Bybel Lering vir die Dag
Die Laaste Avondmaal is wat ons die laaste maaltyd noem wat Jesus saam met Sy dissipels geëet het voor Sy verraad en arrestasie. Die Laaste Avondmaal is opgeteken in die Sinoptiese Evangelies (Matteus 26:17–30; Markus 14:12–26; Lukas 22:7–30). Dit was meer as Jesus se laaste maaltyd; dit was ook ‘n paasmaaltyd. Een van die belangrike oomblikke van die Laaste Avondmaal is Jesus se opdrag om te onthou wat Hy op die punt was om namens die hele mensdom te doen: Sy bloed aan die kruis vergiet en daardeur die skuld van ons sondes betaal (Luk. 22:19).
Benewens die voorspelling van Sy lyding en dood vir ons verlossing (Luk. 22:15–16), het Jesus ook die Laaste Avondmaal gebruik om die Pasga met nuwe betekenis te gee, die Nuwe Verbond in te stel, ‘n verordening vir die kerk daar te stel en Petrus se verloëning van Hom (Luk. 22:34) en Mattheüs Iskariot – 24:26 se verraad te voorspel.
Die Laaste Avondmaal het die Ou-Testamentiese viering van die Paasfees tot sy vervulling gebring. Pasga was ‘n besonder heilige gebeurtenis vir die Joodse volk deurdat dit die tyd herdenk het toe God hulle van die plaag van fisiese dood gespaar het en hulle uit slawerny in Egipte gebring het (Eksodus 11:1—13:16). Tydens die Laaste Avondmaal saam met Sy apostels, het Jesus twee simbole geneem wat met Pasga geassosieer word en hulle met nuwe betekenis deurdrenk as ‘n manier om Sy offer te onthou, wat ons red van geestelike dood en ons van geestelike slawerny verlos: “Nadat Hy die beker geneem het, het Hy gedank en gesê: ‘Neem dit en verdeel dit onder julle. Want Ek sê vir julle dat Ek nie weer van die vrug van die wingerdstok sal drink totdat die koninkryk van God kom nie.’ En hy het brood geneem, gedank en dit gebreek en dit aan hulle gegee en gesê: ‘Dit is my liggaam wat vir julle gegee is; doen dit tot my gedagtenis.’ Net so het hy ná die maaltyd die beker geneem en gesê: ‘Hierdie beker is die nuwe testament in my bloed wat vir julle uitgestort word’” (Lukas 22:17–20).
Jesus se woorde tydens die Laaste Avondmaal oor die ongesuurde brode en die beker weerspieël wat Hy gesê het nadat Hy die 5 000 gevoed het: “Ek is die brood van die lewe. Wie na My toe kom, sal nooit honger ly nie, en wie in My glo, sal nooit dors kry nie. . . . Ek is die lewende brood wat uit die hemel neergedaal het. Wie hierdie brood eet, sal vir ewig lewe. Hierdie brood is my vlees, wat Ek sal gee vir die lewe van die wêreld. . . . Elkeen wat my vlees eet en my bloed drink, het die ewige lewe, en Ek sal hulle opwek in die laaste dag. Want my vlees is ware voedsel en my bloed is ware drank” (Johannes 6:35, 51, 54–55). Verlossing kom deur Christus en die offer van Sy fisiese liggaam aan die kruis.
Ook tydens die Laaste Avondmaal het Jesus die beginsels van diensbaarheid en vergifnis geleer terwyl Hy Sy dissipels se voete gewas het: “Die grootste onder julle moet wees soos die jongste, en die een wat regeer soos die een wat dien. Want wie is groter, die een wat aan tafel is of die een wat dien? Is dit nie die een wat aan tafel is nie? Maar Ek is onder julle soos een wat dien” (Lukas 22:26–27; Johannes 13:1–20).
Die Laaste Avondmaal word vandag tydens die nagmaal, of nagmaal, onthou (1 Korintiërs 11:23–33). Die Bybel leer dat Jesus se dood getipeer is in die offer van die Pasga-offer (Johannes 1:29). Johannes merk op dat Jesus se dood soos die Pasga-offer lyk deurdat Sy bene nie gebreek is nie (Joh. 19:36; vgl. Eksodus 12:46). En Paulus het gesê: “Christus, ons Paaslam, is geoffer” (1 Korinthiërs 5:7). Jesus is die vervulling van die Wet, insluitend die feeste van die Here (Matteus 5:17).
Tipies was die Paasmaaltyd ‘n gesinsviering. By die Laaste Avondmaal was die apostels egter alleen saam met Jesus (Luk. 22:14), wat daarop dui dat hierdie spesifieke maaltyd spesifieke betekenis het vir die kerk, waarvan die apostels die fondament geword het (Efesiërs 2:20). Terwyl die Laaste Avondmaal implikasies vir die Jode gehad het, is dit ook vir die kerk ontwerp. Vandag is die Here se Tafel een van twee ordinansies wat deur die kerk nagekom word.
Die Laaste Avondmaal was gewortel in die Ou Verbond, selfs toe dit die Nuwe ingelui het. Jeremia 31:31 het ‘n Nuwe Verbond tussen God en Israel belowe, waarin God gesê het: “Ek sal my wet in hulle verstand gee en dit op hulle harte skrywe. Ek sal vir hulle ‘n God wees, en hulle sal vir My ‘n volk wees” (Jeremia 31:33). Jesus het ‘n direkte verwysing na hierdie Nuwe Verbond tydens die Laaste Avondmaal: “Hierdie beker is die nuwe testament in my bloed” (Luk. 22:20). ’n Nuwe bedeling was op die horison. In God se genade geld die Nuwe Verbond vir meer as Israel; elkeen wat in Christus glo, sal gered word (sien Efesiërs 2:12–14).
Die Laaste Avondmaal was ‘n belangrike gebeurtenis en het ‘n keerpunt in God se plan vir die wêreld verkondig. Deur die kruisiging van Jesus met die fees van Pasga te vergelyk, kan ons maklik die verlossende aard van Christus se dood sien. Soos gesimboliseer deur die oorspronklike Pasga-offer in die Ou Testament, versoen Christus se dood vir die sondes van Sy volk; Sy bloed red ons van die dood en red ons van slawerny. Vandag is die nagmaal wanneer gelowiges nadink oor Christus se volmaakte offer en weet dat, deur ons geloof in die ontvangs van Hom, ons vir ewig by Hom sal wees.
Today’s Devotional
UNDER GOD’S CONTROL
The Lord Almighty has sworn, “Surely, as I have planned, so it will be, and as I have purposed, so it will happen. (Isaiah 14:24)
Often, it appears as if God is no longer in control, as if all hell broke loose, as if satan is throwing everything he has at us. In the process we often lose hope, and faith. Still, even amid chaos, unrest or turmoil, God reigns and is in control. (See Psalm 93:1 and Revelation 19:6)
Still, we experience times of uncertainty and doubt, when it seems as if the Lord has far removed Himself from us or the circumstances, we find ourselves in. That is when faith needs to come to the fore, when we need to place our hope and trust in God, that we need to surrender ourselves to His rulership, for when God is in control, nothing can be out of control.
The apostle Paul wrote, “I have worked much harder, been in prison more frequently, been flogged more severely, and been exposed to death again and again. Five times I received from the Jews the forty lashes minus one. Three times I was beaten with rods, once I was pelted with stones, three times I was shipwrecked, I spent a night and a day in the open sea, I have been constantly on the move. I have been in danger from rivers, in danger from bandits, in danger from my fellow Jews, in danger from Gentiles; in danger in the city, in danger in the country, in danger at sea; and in danger from false believers. I have labored and toiled and have often gone without sleep; I have known hunger and thirst and have often gone without food; I have been cold and naked.” (2 Corinthians 11: 23 – 27)
Still, Paul did not give up or gave in. And since he had faith in God and faith in the process, God who was in control, used Him in ways unimaginable. Paul knew that God could use the circumstances he faced to effect change in him to the benefit of himself and others.
Therefore, let us not be afraid to trust God when we’re in doubt, or when we are afraid, or when we do not know what the future holds. For even when we face lives’ trials and tribulations, we can be assured that God who is in control, will work all things for the good to those who love him. (Romans 8:28)
Vandag se Bemoediging
ONDER GOD SE BEHEER
Die Here van die leërskare het gesweer en gesê: “Waarlik, soos Ek gedink het, so gebeur dit; en soos Ek besluit het, kom dit tot stand.” (Jesaja 14:24)
Dikwels kom dit voor asof God nie meer in beheer is nie, asof alle hel losgebars het, en satan alles wat hy het ons kant toe gooi. In die proses verloor ons dikwels hoop, en geloof. Tog, selfs te midde van chaos, onrus of onstuimigheid, heers God en is Hy steeds in beheer. (Sien Psalm 93:1 en Openbaring 19:6)
Tog beleef ons tye van onsekerheid en twyfel, wanneer dit lyk asof die Here Homself van ons of die omstandighede waarin ons ons bevind verwyder het. Dit is wanneer geloof na vore moet kom, wanneer ons ons hoop moet plaas en vertrou op God, dat ons onsself aan Sy heerskappy moet oorgee, want wanneer God in beheer is, kan niks buite beheer wees nie.
Die apostel Paulus het geskryf: “in slae bo die maat, in gevangenskappe baie meer, in doodsgevare dikwels. Vyf maal het ek van die Jode ontvang veertig houe op een na. Drie maal is ek met stokke geslaan, een maal is ek gestenig, drie maal het ek skipbreuk gely, ‘n nag en ‘n dag het ek op die diepwater deurgebring — dikwels op reis, in gevare van riviere, in gevare van rowers, in gevare van my volk, in gevare van die heidene, in gevare in die stad, in gevare in die woestyn, in gevare op see, in gevare onder valse broeders; in arbeid en moeite, in slapelose nagte dikwels, in honger en dors, dikwels sonder ete, in koue en naaktheid.” (2 Korinthiërs 11:23 – 27)
Tog het Paulus nie moed opgegee of oorgegee nie. En omdat hy geloof in God en geloof in die proses gehad het, het God wat in beheer was, Hom op ondenkbare maniere gebruik. Paulus het geweet dat God die omstandighede waarmee hy te kampe gehad het, kon gebruik om verandering in hom te bewerkstellig tot voordeel van homself en ander.
Daarom, laat ons nie bang wees om God te vertrou wanneer ons twyfel, of wanneer ons bang is, of wanneer ons nie weet wat die toekoms inhou nie. Want selfs wanneer ons verdrukking en beproewing in die gesig staar, kan ons verseker wees dat God wat in beheer is, alles ten goede sal meewerk vir diegene wat Hom liefhet. (Romeine 8:28)
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Pop Corn and MOVIE TIME – SLEEPER AGENT (Christian Comedy)
Leland Klassen stars as Walter Mit–um, Walter Goertzen, who fell in love with the idea of espionage as a kid. But grown-up Walter works in a warehouse, not lunching with femme fatales at French cafe’s. That’s all about to change.
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Bible Prophecy in the News
LOSING FACE ? Trump now says he will not force Palestinians out of Gaza, reversal welcomed by Hamas.
U.S. President Donald Trump met with Irish Prime Minister Micheál Martin in the White House today.
Before the meeting, Trump seemed to contradict earlier statements when saying, “No one is expelling anyone from Gaza.”
In early February, Trump revealed a plan to relocate civilians from Gaza to allow the U.S. to begin rebuilding the Gaza Strip.
During a press conference at the White House with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on February 4, Trump stated that the United States would “take over” Gaza.
Initially, Trump suggested that Palestinians could return to Gaza. However, he revised his position on February 10, telling Fox News host Bret Baier that under his plan, Palestinians who leave the Gaza Strip would not be allowed to return, as they would be provided with “much better housing” elsewhere.
Trump has also proposed relocating Gaza’s current population to a single central location or several different sites.
Reuters reported that Hamas welcomed the apparent reversal by Trump on the call for the displacement of Gazans, urging him not to align with the agenda of the “extreme Zionist right.”
Prime Minister Martin issued a statement calling for increased aid to Gaza. He also urged a ceasefire and the return of hostages.
Relations between Israel and Ireland have been strained since October 7, with the Irish government taking a harsh stance against the Jewish state.
Ireland supported South Africa’s motion in the International Criminal Court accusing Israel of genocide in Gaza.
In December, Israel closed its embassy in Ireland, citing “anti-Israel policies.”
Israel’s Foreign Minister, Gideon Sa’ar, commented on the embassy closing, saying, “The actions and anti-Semitic rhetoric used by Ireland against Israel are rooted in the delegitimization and demonization of the Jewish state, along with double standards. Ireland has crossed every red line in its relations with Israel.”
Signs of the Times in the News
Coalition MKs to US Senate: “Recognize the Right of the Jewish People to the Temple Mount”
“Today, while the sovereign State of Israel guarantees access to holy sites for all religions, the Jewish people are denied full and free access to their holiest site due to heavy international pressure. Official recognition by… the United States could ensure historical justice.”
The Islamization Of American Towns: New Jersey’s First Islamic City Is A Warning
A shocking transformation is unfolding in Paterson, New Jersey, where local officials are rapidly reshaping the city into an Islamic stronghold. Once a beacon of American industry and blue-collar resilience, Paterson has become a case study in how unchecked Islamic immigration, demographic shifts, and political pandering can erode a city’s original identity.
They Are Accusing Trump Of “Manufacturing” A Recession, What Is Really Going On?
Is it just a coincidence that a large number of talking heads in the corporate media have all suddenly decided to start blaming Donald Trump for causing a “recession”? During the four years of the Biden administration those same voices insisted that there was no “recession” despite all the evidence to the contrary.
6G = THE BEAST CONTROL INTERNET – Prophetic Implications – More Than Just A Tech Upgrade
6G isn’t just about faster internet, it’s about complete integration with AI, automation, and global connectivity. This will mean the total automation of society–every action, conversation, and movement tracked, monitored, and potentially controlled.
Gog and Magog Update
IDF Selecting Targets to Bomb in Judea and Samaria
From Mount Hermon Israel’s Defense Minister Threatens Syria’s Jolani
The World Ignoring Another Massacre in Syria – Right now, the minorities in Syria are literally being massacred in the streets, men, women and children and the Western world is silent with mainstream media totally ignoring the story.
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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.
Introduction to the Bible – Bible Summaries
A good summary/overview of the Bible is difficult to come by. The Bible consists of 2 testaments, 66 different books, 1,189 chapters, 31,173 verses and 773,692 words. The different books of the Bible cover different subjects and are addressed to different audiences. The books of the Bible were written by about 40 different men over a period of about 1,500 years. A summary/overview of the entire Bible is therefore a major undertaking.
At the same time, the Holy Spirit was the “inspiring” writer 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 ). Furthermore, all who have placed their faith in Jesus Christ have the Holy Spirit within them ( Romans 8:9 ; 1 Corinthians 12:13 ). The Holy Spirit wants to help us understand the Bible ( 1 Corinthians 2:10-16 ).
The purpose of our Bible summary / survey section is to provide 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 understand the Bible better, and will encourage you to study the Bible in a more in-depth way.
Here are quick summaries of the 66 books of the Bible: we will then move on to full summaries.
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