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Wednesday, February 27, 2019

Read the Bible in a Year






DEUTERONOMY MOMENT – (27FEB19) Moses gave the Israelites a reminder of their history in the wilderness. This was done so that the new generation would know not to repeat the sins of their parents. The generation that had come out of Egypt had all died because of their rebellion. God had promised that they would be able to take the land that He had promised their ancestors, but due to a bad report, they allowed doubt to enter the camp, which angered the Lord. Therefore, He promised that not one of them, with the exception of Joshua and Caleb, would enter the land, but their children would be the ones to go. We must be careful to never allow doubt to make us forfeit our blessings. The devil uses doubt as a weapon against us and once he plants it, we allow it to fester, take root, and grow because we do not have faith that God will do what He has promised. The Bible says that without faith, it is impossible to please the Lord. Guess what? Satan knows this and he wants to plant seeds of doubt in our minds, so that we will not be able to please the Lord. Therefore, it is important to know the enemy’s devices and how he uses them. He seeks to kill, steal, and destroy all that God has in store for us. You have the shield of faith, so use it. Block the enemy’s darts of doubt by holding up your shield of faith and the enemy will have to retreat. Something to ponder…


QUESTION OF THE DAY – (27FEB19) God had given land to the descendants of Esau and Lot, so whenever the Israelites crossed into their land, they were never to attempt to take it. This was God’s promise to those whom He had given land to and not even the Israelites were to touch it. Do you know that the enemy cannot take what is yours without God’s permission? Do you know that what God has assigned for you has a hedge of protection around it? We may sometimes worry that we will lose the things that God has for us, but if God assigned it, and in His will, He aligned it, then no demon in hell can cause God to decline it. God does not change His mind. Something to ponder…



DEUTERONOMY MOMENT – (27FEB19) Moses took a moment to blame the Israelites for God getting angry at him and preventing him from being able to lead them into the Promised Land. He let them know that Joshua would be the one to lead them for he was to go no further. The Israelites were indeed rebellious, and they had sinned against the Lord, but Moses was their leader and he was not supposed to allow his anger to allow him to sin. Therefore, the Israelites were not the ones who prevented Moses from going into the Promised Land. His inability to control his anger, going back from when he killed the Egyptian, was what prevented him from going into the Promised Land, and the Lord judged him accordingly. We cannot make excuses before the Lord when we fail to obey His commands. Just as Adam was not able to justify his sin by blaming Eve, and Eve was not able to justify her wrong by blaming the snake, for the bad choices they made, God does not allow us to justify our wrong with pitiful excuses. We are all held accountable for the decisions we make rather right or wrong. One day, we will all stand before the judgment seat of Christ. We will have to give an account for what we did on earth. Excuses will not be acceptable before the Lord. We must take responsibility for our lives and how we live them, so that when Christ returns, He will be pleased with our lives and say, “Well done.” Something to ponder…


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