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Sin’s Demolition Crew: Wrecking Your Life

June 21, 2023UncategorizedDemolition, devil, evil, Galatians, God, God the Father, God the Holy Spirit, God the Son, Hebrews, jesus, Jesus Christ, love, Matthew, new testament, Proverbs, Satan, Sin, sinned, sinner, sinners, sinsabarkley8

In our journey through life, we often encounter forces that can cause devastation and turmoil. One such destructive force is sin, which acts as a demolition crew set on tearing down the foundations of a fulfilled and righteous life. Scriptures provide us with profound insights into the consequences of sinful actions and the ways in which they can dismantle our lives. This article explores the dangers of sin and highlights key scriptural teachings that warn us of its destructive power.

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The Deadly Price of Sin: Unveiling the Consequences

June 21, 2023UncategorizedBook of proverbs, Deadly Sin, death, God, God the Father, God the Holy Spirit, God the Son, jesus, Jesus Christ, Matthew, new testament, Old Testament, Proverbs, Romans, Sin, sinned, sinner, sinners, The deception of sinabarkley8

Sin, an ancient concept deeply ingrained in religious and moral teachings, continues to permeate our modern world. Despite its evolving definition across cultures and belief systems, the consequences of sin have remained consistent throughout history. Whether one is religious or not, understanding the inherent dangers of sinful actions can shed light on the destructive path they can lead us down. Drawing upon various scriptures, we will explore the deadly price of sin and the impact it has on individuals and society as a whole.

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SIN’S WICKED INFLUNCE ON YOUR SOUL

June 20, 2023UncategorizedChrist, God, God the Father, God the Holy Spirit, God the Son, jesus, lessons, Matthew, Old Testament, Sin, sinned, sinner, sinners, study guide, study guides, What sin will do to youabarkley8

Sin, a concept deeply rooted in Christianity, carries a profound impact on the human soul. It refers to actions that transgress the divine laws and moral principles set forth by God, leading to spiritual harm and separation from Him. Throughout the Holy Bible, numerous scriptures shed light on the wicked influence of sin on the soul, underscoring its detrimental consequences. In this article, we will explore the profound effects of sin, drawing insights exclusively from Christian teachings.

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Jesus’ Death and Victory over Sin: The Redemption of Humanity

May 30, 2023UncategorizedChrist, God, God the Father, God the Holy Spirit, God the Son, jesus, Jesus Burrial, Jesus Christ, Jesus death, Jesus Ressurrection, new testament, Old Testament, Sin, sinned, sinner, victoryabarkley8

The crucifixion and resurrection of Jesus Christ are central events in Christianity, marking the culmination of His earthly mission and bringing profound significance to humanity. Jesus’ death on the cross and His subsequent victory over sin and death not only serve as the foundation of Christian faith but also offer a message of hope, redemption, and eternal life. In this article, we will delve into the remarkable story of Jesus’ death and explore the transformative power it holds for all of mankind.

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THE GRACE OF GOD: A GIFT OF SALVATION

April 24, 2023UncategorizedChrist, Egypt, Ephesians, God, God the Father, God the Holy Spirit, God the Son, God's grace, jesus, Jesus Christ, Moses, new testament, Old Testament, Romans, salvation, saved, sight of God, sinned, sinnerabarkley8

The grace of God is a fundamental concept in Christianity, and it refers to the unmerited and undeserved favor that God shows to humanity. This grace is often associated with the gift of salvation, which is available to all who believe in Jesus Christ as their Lord and Savior. This gift of salvation is not something that can be earned or bought, but it is freely given by God to those who accept it in faith.

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BIBLE CUSTOMS & CURIOSITIES (EQUAL ACCESS TO GOD)

August 28, 2022Uncategorizedaccess, atone, atonement, bible customs and curiosities, bottom, certain, Christ, curiosities, customs, customs and curiosities, Equal, equal access to God, God, God the Father, God the Holy Spirit, God the Son, grace, Hebrews, Holy Bible, Holy Ghost, holy place, Holy Spirit, human sin, Jerusalem, jesus, Jesus Christ, jews, KJV, large curtain, love, Mark, Matthew, mercy, miraculous, new testament, offer sacrificies, Old Testament, people, sacrifices, separated, Sin, sinned, sinner, split, The Most Holy Place, twain, veilabarkley8

This veil, or curtain, separated the Holy Place from the Most Holy Place in the Jewish temple at Jerusalem. Only the high priest was allowed behind this curtain, and he could go into the Most Holy Place only once a year-on the Day of Atonement-to offer sacrifices to atone for the sins of the people (Lev 16:34).

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WHY DID JOHN THE BAPTIST DRESS AND ACT SO DIFFERENTLY FROM OTHERS?

August 21, 2022Uncategorizedalcohol, apostles, baptized, Christ, different, Disciples, fame, God, God the Father, God the Holy Spirit, God the Son, hair, harsh, Holy Bible, Israel, Jesus Christ, John the Baptist, Mark, Matthew, Old Testament, poverty, power, pwoer, Sin, sinned, sinner, sins, speech, yearsabarkley8

John the Baptist set himself apart from the normal lifestyle of his world to do what God had called him to do. He did not drink alcohol or cut his hair. He lived in one of the harshest desert environments in the world, dressing primitively and eating simply. Yet people flocked into the desert to see this unusual man and hear his powerful message. When they arrived, they saw a man dressed like Elijah, the premier prophet of Israel hundreds of years earlier. His speech was harsh, clear, and penetrating.

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THE CHARGE AGAINST A SINFUL WOMAN

April 27, 2022Uncategorizeda charge against a sinful woman, adultery, Christ, committed, condemn, death, God, God the Father, God the Holy Spirit, God the Son, Jesus Christ, John, NIV, old men, Old Testament, pharisees, Sin, sinful woman, sinner, sinners, sins, stoning, walked away, woman, womenabarkley8

While Jesus was teaching near the temple, the scribes and Pharisees brought a woman who was accused of adultery. Under the Old Testament law, death by stoning was the prescribed punishment for any person who committed this sin.

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WHY DID JESUS LET LAZARUS DIE?

September 22, 2021UncategorizedChrist, dead, death, die later, eternal life, Faith, God, God the Father, God the Holy Spirit, God the Son, Haste, Heaven, heavenly, higher purpose, jesus, Jesus Christ, Jesus close freinds, Jesus raises Lasarus, John, Lazarus, Lazarus sisters, Maratha, mary, Mary and Martha, Matthew, miraculously, Old Testament, physical death, raised Lazarus, separation, Sin, sinned, sinnerabarkley8

No one knows. Jesus’ reasons for delay are not explained here. We can only surmise that a higher purpose-higher than saving people from physical death-caused Jesus not to go with immediate haste to His friend’s side. That purpose was surely the one that Jesus had come to fulfill: saving people from spiritual death, that is, from eternal separation from His loving heavenly Father.

Though Lazarus was raised miraculously, he did die later. So did Mary and Martha, the disciples, and all of Jesus’ closet friends. Jesus did not come to spare His loved ones the experience of physical death but to show them the path to eternal life.

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EVERYDAY LIFE IN BIBLE TIMES (TAX COLLECTOR PT2)

September 22, 2021Uncategorizedacts, bible times, chief, chief tax collector, Christ, collector, dramatic, everyday life in bible times, God, God the Father, God the Son, God's House, greed, Jericho, jesus, Jew, Jewish, Jewish leaders, jews, love, Luke, Mark, Matthew, money changers, new testament, Old Testament, prostitutes, Sin, sin-ruined world, sinned, sinner, sinners, sins, tax, tax collector, Tax Collectors, teach, Zacchaeusabarkley8

We also find Jesus using the perceptions linked with tax collectors to jolt the Jewish leaders from their complacency. While he was teaching in the temple courts during the final week of his life on earth, Jesus frequently clashed with the Jewish leaders, who questioned his authority and resisted his invitations to know him as their Savior from sin.

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