Seek heavenly things, set our affection on heavenly things, and shun earthly things. Scriptures for Study: What do the following verses add to our study today: Romans 12:2; Philippians 4:8; 1 John 2:15–17? Continue

The wilderness of sin was a place of drought, dissent, and disobedience. Scriptures for Study: What do the following verses tell us about spiritual drought: Psalms 1:2–3; 42:1–2; 63:1; 65:10–11? Continue

Sixth, the manna came with the dew. Seventh, the manna fell by miracle. Eighth, it was absolutely essential that the manna be collected early. Ninth, when not used the manna bred worms and stank Tenth, the manna was eventually taken for granted, even loathed. Scriptures for Study: Write down your… Continue

Third, the manna was easily accessible. Fourth, the manna was lying on the ground. Fifth, the manna was adapted for all. Scriptures for Study: In 1 Corinthians 10:1–6, what is the value of the Scripture record? How is Scripture profitable according to 2 Timothy 3:16–17? Continue

First, the manna was small and seemingly insignificant. Second, the manna was plain-looking. Scriptures for Study: Read our Lord’s entire “Discourse on the Bread of Life” in John 6:22–58. How does it complement our study today? Continue

The principle, the promise, and the periods. Scriptures for Study: How do the following verses encourage us: Psalm 27:14; Luke 18:1; 2 Corinthians 12:9–10; Galatians 6:9; and Hebrews 12:1? Continue

Among several biblical examples of God’s people demonstrating their love and desire for God’s Word, the scene in Nehemiah 8 is one of the most notable and dramatic. They: recognized the sacredness of the Word (v. 1); realized the seriousness of the Word (vv. 3-8); remembered the security of the… Continue

Among several biblical examples of God’s people demonstrating their love and desire for God’s Word, the scene in Nehemiah 8 is one of the most notable and dramatic. They: recognized the sacredness of the Word (v. 1); realized the seriousness of the Word (vv. 3-8); remembered the security of the… Continue

Among several biblical examples of God’s people demonstrating their love and desire for God’s Word, the scene in Nehemiah 8 is one of the most notable and dramatic. They: recognized the sacredness of the Word (v. 1); realized the seriousness of the Word (vv. 3-8); remembered the security of the… Continue

One of the truly amazing words in the Greek NT is the verb gegraptai. It is perhaps the most powerful proof of the doctrine of the preservation of Scripture and causes our love for it to grow by leaps and bounds. Scriptures for Study: Notice the fourth category of gegraptai in… Continue