Let's play Bible Trivia!
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I personally believe the key to this is, God became poor so we could become rich. He laid it all down, so He could die for us and as us, and then He raised Himself back again through His Spirit so we could be raised with Him. If we go a little deeper here, He became a man, so we could become One with Him. We are now joined together in the Spirit. And because He is God, its an eternal redemption, only He could do it.
He did, and Jesus gave him an exception not only for that, but also for eating the day old bread normally only eaten by the Priests, because he and his men were starving. Jesus making the point that mercy needs to overcome sacrifice or Law.
But David did not try to usurp the priesthood and act as a Priest, so I think there is a distinction there.
But David did not try to usurp the priesthood and act as a Priest, so I think there is a distinction there.
What is the most quoted or alluded to OT Scripture in the NT?
My apologies if this has been asked already
And good morning!!!
My apologies if this has been asked already
And good morning!!!
I think Didy, got this one right with Psalm 110:1. The answer kinda surprised us all!
[h=3]Psalm 110[/h][h=4]Of David. A psalm.[/h][FONT="][FONT="]1 The Lord says to my lord:[/FONT]
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[FONT="][FONT="]“Sit at my right hand
until I make your enemies
a footstool for your feet.”[/FONT]
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I'll team up with Mel on this one!
There were two two bodies of water parted for the Israelites.
1 - with Moses and his staff - the crossing of the Red Sea
2 - with Joshua and the ark of the covenant - the crossing of the Jordan River
Love the message in these two crossings! The Red Sea crossing was out of Egypt into the wilderness which is symbolic of passing through the Red Blood of Jesus delivering us from the world. Moses represents The Law which shows us our need for the Blood of Jesus.
The Jordan River crossing was out of the wilderness into the Promise Land which is symbolic of passing through judgment (Jordan means judgment) with God's Mercy (the priests had to stand in the midst of the Jordan holding the ark of the covenant which had a lid called the "Mercy Seat." Joshua represents Jesus as our deliverer and the only way to pass through judgment and enter the Promise Land.
There were two two bodies of water parted for the Israelites.
1 - with Moses and his staff - the crossing of the Red Sea
2 - with Joshua and the ark of the covenant - the crossing of the Jordan River
Love the message in these two crossings! The Red Sea crossing was out of Egypt into the wilderness which is symbolic of passing through the Red Blood of Jesus delivering us from the world. Moses represents The Law which shows us our need for the Blood of Jesus.
The Jordan River crossing was out of the wilderness into the Promise Land which is symbolic of passing through judgment (Jordan means judgment) with God's Mercy (the priests had to stand in the midst of the Jordan holding the ark of the covenant which had a lid called the "Mercy Seat." Joshua represents Jesus as our deliverer and the only way to pass through judgment and enter the Promise Land.
I will have to sleep on this question and give you my answer in the morning! zzzzzz
You are a LOT of fun joefizz!! Always keep the fun in your life! Sweet dreams, my CC friend!zzzzzzz
zzzzzzYou are a LOT of fun joefizz!! Always keep the fun in your life! Sweet dreams, my CC friend!
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There is no biblical scripture that says Jesus turned even one turkey into a dove.
However, spiritually and symbolically speaking it could be a multitude that cannot be counted - as the grains of sand.
Youve hit on a topic I really enjoy. Lol. But I’ll try not to derail everything, Saul was a King lead by the word of Prophets, but when David was made King he sought the Lord for himself. This is a huge distinction and I believe it is the example of kings and priests we now enjoy. Also David didn’t just enter the temple himself, but his covering also let others in. Another example of a priestly covering. What would you consider Moses and Joshua? They spent time with God in His temple and both lead arms es as well?