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Thoughts in Worship
Message Magazine's Online Devotional for Sabbath, December 24, 2016
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“Thine eyes shall see the king in his beauty: They shall behold the land that is very far off.” (Isaiah 33:17).
You may need to get your eyes examined. What do you see when you consider the trials in politics, society, race relations, the criminal justice system, and the economy? What do you see when you consider nations and other powers subjugating innocent people groups? What do you see when you consider God’s people being oppressed, and even killed for their faith? Are you able to see the end of injustice, racism, war, social and economic oppression, and misogyny? If not, you definitely need your eyes examined.
We are living right on the edge of the end of all things, as we know them. Jesus, after a brief period of intense trouble, will return to obliterate all that is sinful, and elevate His people from the muck and mire of a world of sin. We will soon be, in reality, seated with Christ in heavenly places. We are now looking prophetically forward, by faith, to the better land. But soon, we will behold the beauty of our God, face-to-face. Until then, please know that God will always supply all our needs according to His infinite riches. Until then, keep the end in view. Jesus will arrive before you know it.—L. David Harris (www.davidwritesalot.com)
Message Magazine's Online Devotional for Sabbath, December 24, 2016
Audio Link:
“Thine eyes shall see the king in his beauty: They shall behold the land that is very far off.” (Isaiah 33:17).
You may need to get your eyes examined. What do you see when you consider the trials in politics, society, race relations, the criminal justice system, and the economy? What do you see when you consider nations and other powers subjugating innocent people groups? What do you see when you consider God’s people being oppressed, and even killed for their faith? Are you able to see the end of injustice, racism, war, social and economic oppression, and misogyny? If not, you definitely need your eyes examined.
We are living right on the edge of the end of all things, as we know them. Jesus, after a brief period of intense trouble, will return to obliterate all that is sinful, and elevate His people from the muck and mire of a world of sin. We will soon be, in reality, seated with Christ in heavenly places. We are now looking prophetically forward, by faith, to the better land. But soon, we will behold the beauty of our God, face-to-face. Until then, please know that God will always supply all our needs according to His infinite riches. Until then, keep the end in view. Jesus will arrive before you know it.—L. David Harris (www.davidwritesalot.com)
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Thoughts in Worship
Message Magazine's Online Devotional for Sabbath, December 24, 2016
Audio Link:
“Thine eyes shall see the king in his beauty: They shall behold the land that is very far off.” (Isaiah 33:17).
You may need to get your eyes examined. What do you see when you consider the trials in politics, society, race relations, the criminal justice system, and the economy? What do you see when you consider nations and other powers subjugating innocent people groups? What do you see when you consider God’s people being oppressed, and even killed for their faith? Are you able to see the end of injustice, racism, war, social and economic oppression, and misogyny? If not, you definitely need your eyes examined.
We are living right on the edge of the end of all things, as we know them. Jesus, after a brief period of intense trouble, will return to obliterate all that is sinful, and elevate His people from the muck and mire of a world of sin. We will soon be, in reality, seated with Christ in heavenly places. We are now looking prophetically forward, by faith, to the better land. But soon, we will behold the beauty of our God, face-to-face. Until then, please know that God will always supply all our needs according to His infinite riches. Until then, keep the end in view. Jesus will arrive before you know it.—L. David Harris (www.davidwritesalot.com)
Message Magazine's Online Devotional for Sabbath, December 24, 2016
Audio Link:
“Thine eyes shall see the king in his beauty: They shall behold the land that is very far off.” (Isaiah 33:17).
You may need to get your eyes examined. What do you see when you consider the trials in politics, society, race relations, the criminal justice system, and the economy? What do you see when you consider nations and other powers subjugating innocent people groups? What do you see when you consider God’s people being oppressed, and even killed for their faith? Are you able to see the end of injustice, racism, war, social and economic oppression, and misogyny? If not, you definitely need your eyes examined.
We are living right on the edge of the end of all things, as we know them. Jesus, after a brief period of intense trouble, will return to obliterate all that is sinful, and elevate His people from the muck and mire of a world of sin. We will soon be, in reality, seated with Christ in heavenly places. We are now looking prophetically forward, by faith, to the better land. But soon, we will behold the beauty of our God, face-to-face. Until then, please know that God will always supply all our needs according to His infinite riches. Until then, keep the end in view. Jesus will arrive before you know it.—L. David Harris (www.davidwritesalot.com)