WHEN GOD GIVES UP ON PEOPLE
God’s giving people up was not capricious, but founded upon the righteous premise that such conduct deserved the adverse judgment it received.
Art as expression – NOT as market campaigns, will still capture our Imaginations
God’s giving people up was not capricious, but founded upon the righteous premise that such conduct deserved the adverse judgment it received.
He who believes and is baptized will be saved; but he who does not believe will be condemned.
Mark 16:16
The whole dispensation of the kingdom of Christ until the final judgment, embracing all of the time between the First Advent of Christ and the Second Advent of Christ culminating in the Final Judgment of all men, is repeatedly mentioned in Revelation.
Jesus answered all three questions, giving the sign of his coming, outlining the salient features of the destruction of Jerusalem, making that event a type of his second coming, and setting forth a number of details applicable to both events.
The child of God may not set himself to “get even” with another, nor retaliate in kind against any who might slight or wrong him.
This psalm is both historical and prophetic. It refers to things that happened in Israel; and it is a prophecy concerning the New Testament Church.
Every man or woman, rich or poor, old or young, wise or foolish, weak or strong, has some burden to bear.