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In the Blog entitled, ReformationScotland.Org, it has been observed that for wealthy nations the list of troubles include having no WiFi, no batteries, and no milk in the refrigerator. But the difficulties of this life are also experienced in the wealthy nations. The wealthy nations also experience affliction, sickness and deep sorrow. ----It doesn-t take long for all mankind to come face to face with sin and misery. The miseries of this present life are not a proportionate punishment of sin. They are simply a down payment of that great sum which is to be paid on the day of accounting.----Psalm 67 points us to the remedy for the sin and misery already experienced by all mankind. The Bible makes it clear that a general call has been made to all mankind to God-s invitation to come to him. -Come to me, all you who are weary and heavy laden and I will give you rest.-----The effectual calling by God-s Spirit renews our minds, works faith into our hearts, enables us to recognize our sin and misery, and enables us to turn from our high mindedness to embrace the Lord Jesus as He is offered in the Scripture of the Old and New Testaments.----The language of Psalm 67 assumes that the Holy Spirit-s effectual calling has been at work among the nations of the earth.

In the Blog entitled, ReformationScotland.Org, it has been observed that for wealthy nations the list of troubles include having no WiFi, no batteries, and no milk in the refrigerator. But the difficulties of this life are also experienced in the wealthy nations. The wealthy nations also experience affliction, sickness and deep sorrow. ----It doesn-t take long for all mankind to come face to face with sin and misery. The miseries of this present life are not a proportionate punishment of sin. They are simply a down payment of that great sum which is to be paid on the day of accounting.----Psalm 67 points us to the remedy for the sin and misery already experienced by all mankind. The Bible makes it clear that a general call has been made to all mankind to God-s invitation to come to him. -Come to me, all you who are weary and heavy laden and I will give you rest.-----The effectual calling by God-s Spirit renews our minds, works faith into our hearts, enables us to recognize our sin and misery, and enables us to turn from our high mindedness to embrace the Lord Jesus as He is offered in the Scripture of the Old and New Testaments.----The language of Psalm 67 assumes that the Holy Spirit-s effectual calling has been at work among the nations of the earth.

Abraham was the founder of a new humanity. Adam was the first founder of humanity. God said to Adam and Eve in Genesis 1-28, -Be fruitful and multiply- fill the earth and subdue it.- Rather than filling the earth with the knowledge of the glory of the Lord, Adam-s race filled the earth with violence and corruption. But Noah found grace in the sight of the Lord. The Lord started over with Noah.----Noah was the second founder of humanity. God said to Noah in Genesis 9-1,-Be fruitful and multiply, and fill the earth.- Shem, Ham, and Japheth, as well as Noah were fruitful, multiplied, and filled the earth. At the Museum of the Alphabet, part of the Jungle Aviation And Radio Service in Waxhaw NC, the demonstrates the family of languages and identifies the tribes of Shem living in the Middle East, the tribes of Ham living in Africa, the tribes of Japheth living in Europe. When the tower of Babel caused the tribes to disperse around the earth because the unified language was confounded, one tribal group went as far to the East as they could go. The curators of the museum suggest that the tribal group that followed Noah went as far as they could go to the East.----The prophecy of Noah was that the tribes of Japheth would dwell in the tents of Shem. Adam was the first founder of humanity which became corrupt and violent. Noah was the second founder of humanity.----But Abraham became the founder of a new humanity which led to King David and to the Lord Jesus Christ. In Hebrews 11-8-10 we see that Abraham obeyed and went in verse 8. In verse 9, we see that Abraham dwelt in the land of promise. In verses 9-10 we see that Abraham was waiting.

Abraham was the founder of a new humanity. Adam was the first founder of humanity. God said to Adam and Eve in Genesis 1-28, -Be fruitful and multiply- fill the earth and subdue it.- Rather than filling the earth with the knowledge of the glory of the Lord, Adam-s race filled the earth with violence and corruption. But Noah found grace in the sight of the Lord. The Lord started over with Noah.----Noah was the second founder of humanity. God said to Noah in Genesis 9-1,-Be fruitful and multiply, and fill the earth.- Shem, Ham, and Japheth, as well as Noah were fruitful, multiplied, and filled the earth. At the Museum of the Alphabet, part of the Jungle Aviation And Radio Service in Waxhaw NC, the demonstrates the family of languages and identifies the tribes of Shem living in the Middle East, the tribes of Ham living in Africa, the tribes of Japheth living in Europe. When the tower of Babel caused the tribes to disperse around the earth because the unified language was confounded, one tribal group went as far to the East as they could go. The curators of the museum suggest that the tribal group that followed Noah went as far as they could go to the East.----The prophecy of Noah was that the tribes of Japheth would dwell in the tents of Shem. Adam was the first founder of humanity which became corrupt and violent. Noah was the second founder of humanity.----But Abraham became the founder of a new humanity which led to King David and to the Lord Jesus Christ. In Hebrews 11-8-10 we see that Abraham obeyed and went in verse 8. In verse 9, we see that Abraham dwelt in the land of promise. In verses 9-10 we see that Abraham was waiting.

Modern Liberal scholars are asking the question whether King Saul was God-s active will or His passive will. Clearly stated, was it God-s eternal purpose to have a king over the nation. Or, was it God-s allowing the nation to create a Kingship.----In Acts 13-16-21 the Apostle Paul is making it clear that King Saul was a King of the People for the people, and by the people. King Saul was a man after Israel-s heart. Acts 13-22 makes it clear that David was a man after God-s own heart. King David was the King of God, for God, and by God.

Modern Liberal scholars are asking the question whether King Saul was God-s active will or His passive will. Clearly stated, was it God-s eternal purpose to have a king over the nation. Or, was it God-s allowing the nation to create a Kingship.----In Acts 13-16-21 the Apostle Paul is making it clear that King Saul was a King of the People for the people, and by the people. King Saul was a man after Israel-s heart. Acts 13-22 makes it clear that David was a man after God-s own heart. King David was the King of God, for God, and by God.

King Solomon, as he brought his study to a conclusion, told us why it was important for us to take the book of Ecclesiastes to heart. In Ecclesiastes 12-9-11 he tells us that he used goads and well driven nails to teach us the whole duty of man. In Ecclesiastes 12-11 he is telling us that the whole duty of man was given to us by one shepherd. In Ecclesiastes 12-13-14 he is telling us that he is giving to us the final word on the subject of the whole duty of man.----Solomon, as he was writing the book of Ecclesiastes, was writing his book as an under shepherd for the True Shepherd.

King Solomon, as he brought his study to a conclusion, told us why it was important for us to take the book of Ecclesiastes to heart. In Ecclesiastes 12-9-11 he tells us that he used goads and well driven nails to teach us the whole duty of man. In Ecclesiastes 12-11 he is telling us that the whole duty of man was given to us by one shepherd. In Ecclesiastes 12-13-14 he is telling us that he is giving to us the final word on the subject of the whole duty of man.----Solomon, as he was writing the book of Ecclesiastes, was writing his book as an under shepherd for the True Shepherd.