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Episode 12: People quote "God will never leave you nor forsake you," God says it depends!
Many people are believing in a half truth regarding God will never leave me nor forsake me. Will you find these words in the bible? Absolutely you will, BUT you will also find the rest of the story that unfortunately is being hidden by deceitful spirits and doctrines of demons propagated through man's teaching.We will examine the passages of scripture that states this truth, but also captures the rest of the promise and conditions for when God says He WILL Forsake You. Some passages are: Deuteronomy 31:6-8 and vs 16-18; 2 Chronicles 15:1-2 and 24:20-21.We will examine the example of Israel. Whom God calls His firstborn (Exodus 4:22-23), My People (Ex 5:1), His Redeemed (Ex 6:6-8), brought them through the passover blood (Ex 12:13,23), brought them salvation (Ex 14:13) and Israel feared and believed in God (Ex 14:30-31). But then after all of this God destroys them, Why? What was the problem? We review a summary of what God commanded them, what they did, and what God says was the problem. Some passages reviewed are Deuteronomy 5:29; ch6, ch8, 10:12-16, 18:15-20; Acts 3:19-26; Deut 29:4, chapter 30.We examine the example God gives of how He will execute His promises and when He will change it, specifically the example God gives of Him being the potter and we being the clay in Jeremiah chapter 18.Next we look at the faith of Abraham and the conditional promises that aren't being taught. Genesis 17:1-2, 18:17-19, 22:16-18, 26:4-5We then explore examples of other Kings and Solomon and the instruction from God. 1 Chronicles 28:9, 2 Chronicles 7:17-22, 1 Kings 8:23-25, 11:11-12; 2 Kings 18:11-12. You will see that God called Solomon to be His son, that He would bless him. The problem is Solomon ends up being rejected by God.Instruction in the Psalms and Proverbs regarding obedience to God and finding blessing. Psalm 25:10, 37:27-31, 78:31-37; Proverbs 2:17-22.We look at the promise in Isaiah chapter 55 how to freely receive food and water from God without cost, for free! We also examine the people in chapter 58 who are rejected by God even though they seek Him, long for His nearness, as a people of Righteousness, a people who Fast to God. We end in the covenant promise with Christ reviewed in Jeremiah chapter 31 and 32.
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Many people are believing in a half truth regarding God will never leave me nor forsake me. Will you find these words in the bible? Absolutely you will, BUT you will also find the rest of the story that unfortunately is being hidden by deceitful spirits and doctrines of demons propagated through man's teaching.We will examine the passages of scripture that states this truth, but also captures the rest of the promise and conditions for when God says He WILL Forsake You. Some passages are: Deuteronomy 31:6-8 and vs 16-18; 2 Chronicles 15:1-2 and 24:20-21.We will examine the example of Israel. Whom God calls His firstborn (Exodus 4:22-23), My People (Ex 5:1), His Redeemed (Ex 6:6-8), brought them through the passover blood (Ex 12:13,23), brought them salvation (Ex 14:13) and Israel feared and believed in God (Ex 14:30-31). But then after all of this God destroys them, Why? What was the problem? We review a summary of what God commanded them, what they did, and what God says was the problem. Some passages reviewed are Deuteronomy 5:29; ch6, ch8, 10:12-16, 18:15-20; Acts 3:19-26; Deut 29:4, chapter 30.We examine the example God gives of how He will execute His promises and when He will change it, specifically the example God gives of Him being the potter and we being the clay in Jeremiah chapter 18.Next we look at the faith of Abraham and the conditional promises that aren't being taught. Genesis 17:1-2, 18:17-19, 22:16-18, 26:4-5We then explore examples of other Kings and Solomon and the instruction from God. 1 Chronicles 28:9, 2 Chronicles 7:17-22, 1 Kings 8:23-25, 11:11-12; 2 Kings 18:11-12. You will see that God called Solomon to be His son, that He would bless him. The problem is Solomon ends up being rejected by God.Instruction in the Psalms and Proverbs regarding obedience to God and finding blessing. Psalm 25:10, 37:27-31, 78:31-37; Proverbs 2:17-22.We look at the promise in Isaiah chapter 55 how to freely receive food and water from God without cost, for free! We also examine the people in chapter 58 who are rejected by God even though they seek Him, long for His nearness, as a people of Righteousness, a people who Fast to God. We end in the covenant promise with Christ reviewed in Jeremiah chapter 31 and 32.