Job - Christ is our Stamina
Psalms - Christ is our Song
Proverbs - Christ is our Shrewdness
Ecclesiastes - Christ is our Satisfaction
Song of Solomon - Christ is our Spouse
2 Tim 1 - Foundations of the Man of God
2 Tim 2 - Figures of the Man of God
2 Tim 3 - Future of the Man of God
2 Tim 4 - Faithfulness of the Man of God
"And without controversy great is the mystery of godliness: God was manifest in the flesh, justified in the Spirit, seen of angels, preached unto the Gentiles, believed on in the world, received up into glory." 1 Tim 3:16
Appearance - manifest in the flesh Approval - justified in the Spirit Audience - seen of angels Announcement - preached unto the Gentiles Acceptance - believed on in the world Acclamation - received up into glory
"If My people, which are called by My name, shall humble themselves, and pray, and seek My face, and turn from their wicked ways; then will I hear from heaven, and will forgive their sin, and will heal their land." 2 Chr 7:14
Race - If My people Relationship - which are called by My name Repentance - shall humble themselves Request - and pray Return - and seek My face Reparation - and turn from their wicked ways Regard - then will I hear from heaven Restoration - and will forgive their sin Revival - and will heal their land
The word "Lebanon" occurs seven times in six verses in the Song of Solomon. A northern border to Israel, an abundant, fertile standard of earthly glory. Lebanon is the source of fine wood for Israel and a paradise in the Hebrew imagination. Here elevated heights, which reach up to ten thousand feet, give Lebanon majesty and glory and the reputation as being the "utmost heights". The elevation is responsible for a heavy rainfall, which falls on the heights in winter as snow. In places, the snow lasts all year. The high precipitation and the slow melting snows, coupled with porous aquifers, ensure year-round fertility. This word "Lebanon" means whiteness, it speaks of the majesty and glory of Christ as the perfect Man. Only Him is good enough to be the Saviour of the world.
Tit 1:3 The Commandment of God Tit 1:4 The Communion with God Tit 2:10 The Character of the Saints Tit 2:13 The Coming of the Saviour Tit 3:4 The Conversion of the Saints Tit 3:6 The Completion of the Saints
"That ye be not soon shaken in mind, or be troubled, neither by spirit, nor by word, nor by letter as from us, as that the day of Christ is at hand." 2 Th 2:2
Consternation
Frantic - shaken in mind
Frightened - be troubled
Commotion
Fake Revelation- by spirit
False Speculation - by word
Forged Communication - by letter
Never - believed not, moved with envy (Acts 17:5) Not Now - we will hear thee again (Acts 17:32) Neglect - when I have a convenient season (Acts 24:25) Nearly - almost thou persuadest me (Acts 26:28) Now - I believe that Jesus Christ is the Son of God (Acts 8:37)
Psalms 93, 97 and 99 begin with the expression "The Lord Reigneth" and end with a mention of God's holiness. These psalms are sometimes called "enthronement psalms" or "theocratic psalms" by Bible scholars. They celebrate the Lord's reign on the earth.
Psalm 93 - Confidence of His Reign
Psalm 97 - Constitution of His Righteousness
Psalm 99 - Character of His Rule
Read Part 1, Part 2.
As exemplified in the early church Addition - Three thousand added (Acts 2:41) Subtraction - Two taken away (Acts 5:10) Multiplication - Disciples multiplied (Acts 6:1) Division - Scattered abroad (Acts 8:1)
Two Positions - dead with Christ contrast risen with Christ (Col 2:20, 3:1)
Two Places - things above contrast things on the earth (Col 3:2)
Two Periods - hid with Christ contrast appear with Him (Col 3:3)
Two Practices - put on contrast put off (Col 3:9,10)
Two Persons - old man contrast new man
(Col 3:9,10)