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• 05.05.08
  Psalm 59 - a praise song of David towards God that was written when Saul send people to besiege his home to kill David Christianity, Life | (0)

  

  1-2 My God! Rescue me from my enemies,
  defend me from these mutineers.
  Rescue me from their dirty tricks,
  save me from their hit men.

  3-4 Desperadoes have ganged up on me,
  they’re hiding in ambush for me.
  I did nothing to deserve this, God,
  crossed no one, wronged no one.
  All the same, they’re after me,
  determined to get me.

  4-5 Wake up and see for yourself! You’re God,
  God-of-Angel-Armies, Israel’s God!
  Get on the job and take care of these pagans,
  don’t be soft on these hard cases.

  6-7 They return when the sun goes down,
  They howl like coyotes, ringing the city.
  Then suddenly they’re all at the gate,
  Snarling invective, drawn daggers in their teeth.
  They think they’ll never get caught.

  8-10 But you, God, break out laughing;
  you treat the godless nations like jokes.
  Strong God, I’m watching you do it,
  I can always count on you.
  God in dependable love shows up on time,
  shows me my enemies in ruin.

  11-13 Don’t make quick work of them, God,
  lest my people forget.
  Bring them down in slow motion,
  take them apart piece by piece.
  Let all their mean-mouthed arrogance
  catch up with them,
  Catch them out and bring them down
  —every muttered curse
  —every barefaced lie.
  Finish them off in fine style!
  Finish them off for good!
  Then all the world will see
  that God rules well in Jacob,
  everywhere that God’s in charge.

  14-15 They return when the sun goes down,
  They howl like coyotes, ringing the city.
  They scavenge for bones,
  And bite the hand that feeds them.

  16-17 And me? I’m singing your prowess,
  shouting at cockcrow your largesse,
  For you’ve been a safe place for me,
  a good place to hide.
  Strong God, I’m watching you do it,
  I can always count on you—
  God, my dependable love.

  Psalm 59

  Tagged: christian blog Romania Iasi Botosani, Christianity, David, Finish them off in fine style, Israel's God, Life, Psalm 59, Rescue me from my enemies, saul, You're God
  
• 05.04.08
  Spiritual Warfare in Old and New Testament Examples from the Bible Christianity, Life | (0)

  

  Life complicates it self with every day. New temptations knock at out door. Satan gets more slyly with time. So, we have to fight harder. It is good to know that God is infinite in His power. This means that always to have the tools to win the spiritual war against the dark forces .

  We can see from the life of Old Testament heroes and the life of Jesus and latter the apostles and the first christians that the spiritual warfare changed . In the latter times it got more subtle . Just read the following example. Continue Reading…

  Tagged: always to have the tools to win the spiritual war again, applied christianity in your life, christian blog Romania Iasi Botosani, Christianity, God does not want from us to be weak, God help us to know how to act in our daily situations, jesus, Life, Luke 20:1-8
  
• 05.01.08
  We Have the Politicians That We Deserve Christianity, Life | (0)

  God wants our good. Because God loves us, He want us to be responsible for our actions. How would a child grow if you take all the decisions for him/her. In the same manner God wants us to grow.

  One side of our growth implies also the political scene. We have the rulers that we deserve as the Israel people used to. They looked to other and wanted a king for themselves, instead of having God as king.

  Here is what Samuel told the people, form God: Continue Reading…

  Tagged: 1 Samuel 12:14, 1 Samuel 12:15, christian blog Romania Iasi Botosani, Christianity, king, Life, politic, Politicians That We Deserve, Samuel, saul
  
• 03.13.08
  Death Penalty for Blasphemy Christianity, Life | (2)

  Take the blasphemer outside the camp. Have all those who heard him place their hands on his head; then have the entire congregation stone him. Then tell the Israelites, Anyone who curses God will be held accountable; anyone who blasphemes the Name of God must be put to death. The entire congregation must stone him. It makes no difference whether he is a foreigner or a native, if he blasphemes the Name, he will be put to death.

  Leviticus 24:14-16

  In our times we don’t do that anymore. Even more we are said that all sins are forgiven except the blasphemy or continuously rejection of the Holly Spirit:

  There’s nothing done or said that can’t be forgiven. But if you deliberately persist in your slanders against God’s Spirit, you are repudiating the very One who forgives. If you reject the Son of Man (Jesus) out of some misunderstanding, the Holy Spirit can forgive you, but when you reject the Holy Spirit, you’re sawing off the branch on which you’re sitting, severing by your own perversity all connection with the One who forgives.

  Matthew 12:31-32

  Could you please share from your experience?

  Tagged: Anyone who curses God will be held accountable, christian blog Romania Iasi Botosani, christian-blog, Death Penalty for Blasphemy, deliberately persist in your slanders against God's Spi, Leviticus 24:14-16, Matthew 12:31-32, reject the Holy Spirit, reject the Son of Man, stone him, the Bible, There's nothing done or said that can't be forgiven
  

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