Daily Archives: September 10, 2021

SCRITPURES OF THE DAY (MATTHEW 5:3-10)

September 10, 2021UncategorizedChrist, God, God the Father, God the Holy Spirit, God the Son, hunger, jesus, Jesus Christ, Matthew, meek, meekness, merciful, mourn, new testament, Old Testament, peacemakers, persecuted for righteousness, poor in spirit, righteousness, The Beatitudes, thirstabarkley8

³Blessed are the poor in spirit: for theirs is the kingdom of heaven.

⁴Blessed are they that mourn: for they shall be comforted.

⁵Blessed are the meek: for they shall inherit the earth.

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WHO ARE THE TWELVE DISCIPLES?

September 10, 2021Uncategorizedacts, background, Christ, count the cost, failures, fellowship, forgiveness, God, God the Father, God the Holy Spirit, God the Son, jesus, Jesus Christ, John, journey, Mark, Matthew, mission, new testament, Old Testament, paul, peter, power of the spirit, purpose, serving Christ, twelve disciplesabarkley8

THEIR BACKGROUNDS

They were twelve Jewish men whom Jesus called to follow him during his three-year ministry on earth
The twelve disciples were from the Galilee region in the north except for Judas Iscariot, who was from Judea in the south.
Their occupations ranged from fisherman to tax collectors and revolutionaries.
Some were married (Mark 1:29-31; 1 Cor 9:3-6).
Some were well-versed in Scripture (John 1:46).

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THE BEATITUDES

September 10, 2021Uncategorizedannoying, arguement, beg, begging, blamelessness, crave, desire, Disciples, eagerly, eduction, forgive, frightening, frustrating, gentle, gentleness, God, God promises, God the Father, God the Holy Spirit, God the Son, greek, happy, helpless, humility, hunger, hunger and thirst, innocence, Isaiah, Jew, John, lacking, lacking education, lowly, Luke, meaning, meek, meek person, merciful, Moses, new testament, Numbers, Old Testament, peacemakers, persecuted for righteousness, poor in spirit, powerful people, powerless, Psalm, pure in heart, reward, sad, sadness, The Beatitudes, thirst, trust Godabarkley8

WHAT DO THE BEATITIUDDES MEAN?

Jesus surprised his disciples by telling them what kind of people would be blessed by God. His list of traits are called the Beatitudes, meaning “to bless” or “to make happy.”

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EVERYDAY LIFE IN BIBLE TIMES (WEAVE PT2)

September 10, 2021Uncategorizedcases, Christ, clergy, cloth, clothes, Deuteronomy, everyday life in bible times, God, God the Father, God the Holy Spirit, God the Son, items, jesus, Jesus Christ, leather, Leviticus, Matthew, mix, mixed, new testament, Old Testament, skill, skilled, thread, threads, traveling, unique, warp, waved, weaver, wovenabarkley8

Weaving was a very creative process that allowed the weavers to express themselves in a variety of ways. In extreme cases, alteration in thread colors and interlacing technique could produce cloth that was intricately designed and had a unique texture. The only limitation on this creative process for the Israelites was the requirement that they not mix different types of thread when making clothing (Lev 19:19; Deut 22:11). Cloth was also woven to play a role in the worship life of God’s Old Testament people. During their early years, the worship facility they used had to be light and portable because they were traveling so often.

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DEFINITION OF THE DAY (MONEY CHANGERS)

September 10, 2021Uncategorized20 percent, 300 percent, altar, animals, animals sacrifices, changers, Christ, cities, city, commission, definition, definition of the day, foreign, God, God the Father, God the Holy Spirit, God the Son, greek, Hebrew, invest, invested, jesus, Jesus Christ, Jew, Jewish, John, Kermotistes, kollubistes, loaned, Luke, Matthew, money, money changers, new testament, Old Testament, origin, pay, sell, Semitic, Semitic origin, shekel, small change, sold animals, table, temple, temple tax, trapetzites, vendorsabarkley8

Persons whose profession was to sell or exchange Roman or other moneys for Jewish money acceptable in the temple worship. In NT times regions and cities issued their own money. This caused Jews of the Dispersion, those who lived outside of Judea, to bring many kinds of money to Jerusalem. To help visitors change money into that acceptable in Jerusalem, money changers set up tables in the temple court of the Gentiles. Syrian silver coins were the money of Jerusalem then, and worshipers used them to pay their temple tax of a half shekel and to buy sacrifices for the altar.

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MATTHEW QUOTES A VERSE FROM HOSEA 11:1, WHAT IS THE CONNECTION?

September 10, 2021Uncategorizedchild, children, Christ, danger, Egyptian bondage, escape from Egypt, essence, foreshadowed, God, God the Father, God the Holy Spirit, God the Son, God's relationship, God's Son, Hosea, Israel's, jesus, Jesus Christ, land, life of Christ, Lord, Matthew, my Son, new testament, Old Testament, OT, promised, Promised land, prophet, Sinaiabarkley8

In Israel’s early history, God’s relationship with the nation was compared to a father relating to his son (Exodus 4:22-23). God gently led His “children” out of Egyptian bondage, down to Sinai, and eventually into the promised Land.

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