Monday, September 30, 2013

Isaiah 13:20

Copyright Ó 2013 J. Neely
Isaiah 13:20ues

20 It shall never [netsach] be inhabited [yashab], neither shall it be dwelt [shakan] in from generation [dowr] to generation [dowr]: neither shall the Arabian [`Arabiy] pitch tent ['ahal] there; neither shall the shepherds [ra`ah] make their fold [rabats] there. KJV-Interlinear

20 It will never be inhabited or lived in from generation to generation; Nor will the Arab pitch his tent there, Nor will shepherds make their flocks lie down there.  NASB

Throughout its history, Babylon enjoyed great notoriety and beauty and glory insofar as that is possible for a city of this world.

Even when Babylon was invaded and defeated several times over, the nation and city was never totally and completely devastated as is being described in this current verse.

All the way down through the centuries even into the first century A.D., Babylon was still a center of trade and prosperity. It did not decline dramatically until well into the dark ages.

However, this verse describes a region that will be totally devastated and virtually empty of inhabitants for many generations following its final destruction.

The term Arab, is the description typically attributed to the descendants of Ishmael, who were a nomadic people that lived in tents and migrated from area to area, never really settling down permanently in one place.

And so Babylon is described as a region so desolate, so worthless, so destroyed that even nomadic people and sheperds will not settle there even on a temporary basis. This will be an area that will be empty of permanent and even temporary inhabitants.

And of course we understand that this will occur after the second advent of Christ.



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Tuesday – Daily Bible Study – Isaiah 13:18  – What present day policy will fade
Wednesday – Daily Bible Study – Isaiah 13:19  – What is the destiny of world magnificence
Thursday – Daily Bible Study – Galatians 4:5  – Why was Jesus born under the Law
Friday – Daily Bible Study – Galatians 4:6 – Who recognizes you, as what, and to whom
Saturday – Daily Bible Study – Psalm 26:3  – How do you know



Sunday, September 29, 2013

Psalm 26:4

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Psalm 26:4

4 I have not sat [yashab] with vain [shav'] persons [math], neither will I go in [bow'] with dissemblers [`alam]. KJV-Interlinear

4 I do not sit with deceitful men, Nor will I go with pretenders. NASB

From the previous two verses we have already seen that an actual and legitimate evaluation is based on the content of the soul of the believer.

God performs evaluations, not people.

God’s evaluation is based on what truth or understanding or wisdom resides within the soul of the believer, as well as their application of that content to their daily life.

In this world there a lot of believers in Christ. Unfortunately most fit into the category of vain, or phony, or pretenders.

The word for dissemblers, means one who is hidden or concealed, and it applies to those who hide their true purpose or design from people, or who try to conceal their real character and intentions.

These would be people who talk the talk, but do not walk the walk. They know the vocabulary, they know all the right things to say, and they pretend to be things that they are not.

And here David makes it very clear that his spiritual life is legitimate and genuine, because it is based on knowledge and understanding and wisdom contained within his soul, as well as his following those practices in his daily life throughout his life.

This does not imply that David lived a perfect life, because he made lots of mistakes during his life. But during his life his numbers of mistakes were far fewer than the many, many years that he lived in accordance with God’s will.

What happens with children of school-age, who don’t read their assignments, don’t do their homework, cut class and basically just coast through their school years with emphasis on their social life or anything else except their daily homework?

By continuing that pattern they don’t know anything because they haven’t learned anything, and they become losers life. In order to get through life, you either have to change, or fake your way through life. And in this world if you rely on pretense or faking your way, then sooner or later your life will collapse.

It’s no different in the spiritual life. Most if not all people in this world know some scripture of some kind. Whether it is simply knowing the story of Adam and Eve, or Moses, or the baby Jesus, almost everybody knows something about the Bible. And this includes most unbelievers in the world.

As far as believers go, most have memorized some verses, and many, if not all, have a certain sincerity about them or they have good intentions about living a good life. So they base their Christianity on how they live their life, or how their life appears to others, rather than the measure of the content of doctrine in their soul.

And so they live their lives deceiving themselves, just as school-age children deceive themselves by thinking that they are doing enough, that they know enough, and all the talk about study and homework is a waste of their time.

And unfortunately, this is the way most believers think and conduct their lives. They do not want to be under instruction every day of their lives, they think they know enough to conduct a study on their own. And that in their eyes is sufficient.

And this would be well and good if indeed they practiced a genuine daily study, including research, so that they could know and understand what it is they were reading. But such is not the case, as most believers are inconsistent in their studies, if indeed they even have a study, and therefore they are inconsistent within the function of their spiritual life.

Without truth and understanding and wisdom acquired in the correct way, then all you have is pretense. Because if you don’t know something, and you present yourself as knowing something, then you are phony.

Attempting to evaluate yourself is what a fool does. God is the only qualified evaluator, and his evaluation is accurately based on what is or is not in your soul.

Therefore, if you genuinely desire a good evaluation from God, then you have to learn and grow in accordance with Gods mandates, not by means of your own designs.



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Wednesday – Daily Bible Study – Isaiah 13:19  – What is the destiny of world magnificence
Thursday – Daily Bible Study – Galatians 4:5  – Why was Jesus born under the Law
Friday – Daily Bible Study – Galatians 4:6 – Who recognizes you, as what, and to whom
Saturday – Daily Bible Study – Psalm 26:3  – How do you know



Saturday, September 28, 2013

Psalm 26:3

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Psalm 26:3

3 For thy lovingkindness [checed] is before mine eyes [`ayin]: and I have walked [halak] in thy truth ['emeth]. KJV-Interlinear

3 For Thy lovingkindness is before my eyes, And I have walked in Thy truth.  NASB

Everyone would love to have a friend in high places. The reason for that is there a lot of advantages when you have friends in high places.

In some cases people would try to take advantage of such a friendship, becoming a leech, and just keeping their friendship because of self-serving purposes.

But there is a legitimate relationship through friendship where the individual is honest and responsible in their life, but there are times when you simply need the help of somebody who is in a position to help.

God, of course, is in the highest possible position that anyone can be in, and God has unlimited power, unlimited ability, and unlimited resources. So if you were to have a friend in high places, then God would be the best possible friend that anyone could have.

The word lovingkindness, indicates a devotion of care and favor with which God looks upon and applies to, the individual who is seeking his favor.

In the previous verse God is asked to examine the soul and emotions, and the genuineness of the Christian or believers attitude and preparation within his life in accordance with God’s word.

The purpose of the examination is to determine and define and discover the dimension of God’s favor towards individual.

The believer who has a genuine desire to be as good as he can be within his own spiritual life, sooner or later wants to know where he sits in his relationship with God.

Is God my friend? Do I have God’s favor? Am I where I should be in order to have those privileges? How do I know?

And without some sort of measure, without some sort of standard, the individual simply can’t know where he stands in the eyes of God.

And so there is only one way to know, and that way is by means of knowledge Bible doctrine.

The person who pretends to be godly or spiritual, but never really pursues a course of action to accomplish that status, is phony to say the least, and will never have the degree of God’s favor that he presumes that he has.

It is better to know for certain, because it is very easy to deceive oneself into thinking you are where you need to be, when you really aren’t.

And so the previous verse, examine me, is directed toward God, because God is the only objective examiner. None of us have the perfect objectivity for the evaluation of ourselves.

And thus, the final phrase of this verse, I have walked in your truth, which identifies the entire spiritual growth process by which the believer with a genuine and legitimate desire, to advance to and attain a genuine and legitimate spiritual status that will pass inspection, that will pass evaluation, and achieve the desired goal, which is God’s friendship, and thus God’s favor.

To walk, is to study and to learn and to use what you learn and most important, to comply with Gods spiritual process, not yours, in that effort.



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Tuesday – Daily Bible Study – Isaiah 13:18  – What present day policy will fade
Wednesday – Daily Bible Study – Isaiah 13:19  – What is the destiny of world magnificence
Thursday – Daily Bible Study – Galatians 4:5  – Why was Jesus born under the Law
Friday – Daily Bible Study – Galatians 4:6 – Who recognizes you, as what, and to whom
Saturday – Daily Bible Study – Psalm 26:1  – How do you gain vindication



Friday, September 27, 2013

Galatians 4:6

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Galatians 4:6

6 And [de] because [hoti] ye are [este] sons [huios], God [theos] hath sent forth [exapostello] the Spirit [pneuma] of his [autos] Son [huios] into [eis] your [humon] hearts [kardia], crying [krazo], Abba [Abba], Father [pater]. KJV-Interlinear

6 And because you are sons, God has sent forth the Spirit of His Son into our hearts, crying, "Abba! Father!"  NASB

In eternity past God established the divine plan, which we call the divine decrees.

In that plan, which encompasses every aspect of every circumstance of every person who will ever live in history, God set the stage for our ultimate destiny, which is to live in heaven with him as complete individuals and joint heirs, or owners, of the final new universe and heaven combined, forever.

Even though when we believe in Christ we are instantly saved, and many things happen simultaneously, there is a logical sequence in the order to the spiritual events that occur.

First, God set forth a promise. Second, God fulfilled that promise with Christ’s work on the cross. Third, that sets the stage for our becoming members of God’s family as adopted sons and heirs. Fourth, when we believe in Christ, that expression of faith establishes our status, or our rebirth as firstborn sons and heirs.

And here in our current verse we see that God the Holy Spirit is sent from God into us, to recognize us as God’s children, and sons within his family forever.

The Holy Spirit does many other things, but here the focus is on recognizing us as family of God, and more specifically as firstborn sons, comparable with Christ, and therefore in union with Christ, and therefore legitimate heirs of all that God the Father owns.

We know, and common sense dictates, that once an individual becomes a member of a family, then that membership is permanent. We also know, and common sense dictates, that when God makes a promise, he keeps it, and never ever changes it.

Therefore, God has made us members of his family, firstborn sons, heirs to all that he owns, and so that makes our salvation permanent and unchangeable.

There is nothing you can do, there is nothing anyone can do, that will remove you from the family of God, or take away your salvation from you.

Once saved always saved. Once born you cannot unborn yourself. Once born again, you still cannot unborn yourself. Once you have acquired a promise from God, no one can take it away from you.

You cannot lose your salvation, you cannot give away your salvation, you cannot deny your salvation and make it go away, once you have been saved.

At the very moment you expressed faith in Christ, then God the Holy Spirit entered into you, and in so doing cried out in your behalf, designating you as family and son and heir of God.



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Tuesday – Daily Bible Study – Isaiah 13:18  – What present day policy will fade
Wednesday – Daily Bible Study – Isaiah 13:19  – What is the destiny of world magnificence
Thursday – Daily Bible Study – Galatians 4:5  – Why was Jesus born under the Law
Friday – Daily Bible Study – Galatians 4:4 – Who decides when the time is right
Saturday – Daily Bible Study – Psalm 26:1  – How do you gain vindication



Thursday, September 26, 2013

Galatians 4:5

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Galatians 4:5

5 To [hina] redeem [exagorazo] them that were under [hupo] the law [nomos], that [hina] we might receive [apolambano] the adoption of sons [huiothesia]. KJV-Interlinear

5 in order that He might redeem those who were under the Law, that we might receive the adoption as sons. NASB

And so Jesus Christ who is God, and therefore equal with God, came into this world being born a baby boy, and therefore equal with humanity.

Jesus came into this world under the authority of the mosaic law, and lived by the requirements of that law, to perfection, and was therefore qualified to go to the cross and gave himself in our place, and therefore Jesus possesses the right to purchase us out of the slavery to sin and death.

The word for redeem, means to buy, to ransom, to rescue from loss.

And under the law we as humanity were in effect enslaved to the law because of the major requirements and demands of the law.

The mosaic law established a contrast between the efforts and ability of the world as opposed to the efforts and ability of God.

Therefore what is being compared are the works of man versus the works of God, and the works of man are far inferior, actually they are infinitely inferior, to the works of God.

So, through the work of Christ on the cross, he was able to defeat death, pay the price of sin, and earn the right to purchase our freedom.

And the objective for purchasing us out of slavery, is so that Christ could make us family of God, but more than that, so Christ could make us sons.

The word for son here, is the same word that was used to identify Christ as the son of God in the previous verse. And, since we were children of man, and now being brought into the family of God, we are adopted children, but more than that we are adopted sons.

Also, we are more than adopted sons, we are adopted firstborn sons.

Historically in human history, the firstborn son is the heir of the father’s estate. When there are several children or several sons, then the firstborn son, is entitled to a double portion, or double that of any of the other children who might inherit.

And since God the Father is the legitimate owner of everything in this universe as well as everything in heaven, which is beyond this universe, then our inheritance is far greater than anyone can even begin to imagine.

To be born a human being, and then reject Christ, is a fool’s decision. Because what you would be doing, would be throwing away a fortune that is beyond calculation.

To be born a human being and then believing in Christ, means that you qualify for blessings that are infinitely greater than what the unbeliever would have.

To be born a human being, and as a believer, advancing to spiritual maturity by means of pursuing a daily Bible study, means that you will qualify for greater blessings that are infinitely greater than what the non-advancing believer will have.

Believing in Christ qualifies you for heaven, and that is a very good thing.

But as a believer, your objective does not end with faith in Christ, that is only the beginning of the obligations and opportunities that exist before you.

Your ultimate objective in the spiritual life, once you have believed in Christ, is to grow up in your spiritual life. And there is only one way to grow up, and that is by wanting to grow up, reading or hearing or studying under instruction so that you can learn spiritual phenomena, and doing this while in fellowship which is accomplished by confession a sins.

And doing this with repetition on a daily basis will lead to understanding, and the application of what you learn to your daily life, and eventually wisdom.

The objective of your life is to complete your life. And you do not have a complete life until you have attained spiritual maturity.

This is why we study every day, word by word, verse by verse, precept by precept, principle by principle, and so forth.

Often times the study material is interesting, as when we have been studying a prophecy or some such thing.

But also there are times, many times, when the study material is repetitive or boring, and that typically separates the spiritual infant from the spiritual mature.

Spiritual infants do not want to listen, do not want to learn, do not want to be responsible or held accountable, do not want to grow up. Spiritual infants do not want to be taught.  They want things done their way and won’t listen to anyone else.  And so as babies go, they do not grow up and they are not entitled to the rights and opportunities of the adult.

Spiritual adults look forward to the prize. They recognize the prize. They understand the prize. They know the extreme value of the prize. And therefore they endure whatever it takes, through thick or thin, to knuckle down and stick it out and learn more and more and more, so that they will be a winner not only in this life, but especially in the next life.



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Monday – Daily Bible Study – Isaiah 13:17  - What are the historical similarities natural threats, and full ot eject Christ despite His tremendously resourseful and successful reign
Tuesday – Daily Bible Study – Isaiah 13:18  – What present day policy will fade
Wednesday – Daily Bible Study – Isaiah 13:19  – What is the destiny of world magnificence
Thursday – Daily Bible Study – Galatians 4:3  – What trap for believers used to exist but now does not exist
Friday – Daily Bible Study – Galatians 4:4 – Who decides when the time is right
Saturday – Daily Bible Study – Psalm 26:1  – How do you gain vindication



Wednesday, September 25, 2013

Isaiah 13:19

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Isaiah 13:19ues

19 And Babylon [Babel], the glory [tsabiy] of kingdoms [mamlakah], the beauty [tiph'arah] of the Chaldees [Kasdiy]' excellency [ga'own], shall be as when God ['elohiym] overthrew [mahpekah] Sodom [Cadom] and Gomorrah [`Amorah]. KJV-Interlinear

19 And Babylon, the beauty of kingdoms, the glory of the Chaldeans' pride, Will be as when God overthrew Sodom and Gomorrah.  NASB

Back in Abraham’s day, the Dead Sea did not exist, as it was a great river valley through which the Jordan River flowed, and the cities of Sodom and Gomorrah along with other cities of that valley, existed.

Recall from the story in Genesis how Abraham and Lot separated, where Abraham remained in the hill country to the west, and Lot chose to move to the green rich valley where those cities existed.

When the Sodom and Gomorrah were destroyed, the entire geography of that valley changed. At some point in time, over time, in history following that destruction, enough earthquakes and natural disasters and such things occurred, resulting in the present day Dead Sea.

Today the surface of the Dead Sea is the lowest point or the lowest elevation on the planet, at approximately 1400 feet or 400 meters below sea level, and its depth is still another 1200 feet or 400 meters deep. So, from sea level the bottom of the Dead Sea is about 2400 feet or 800 meters below sea level.

The present-day Jordan River flows out of the north into the Sea of Galilee, and continues on in a southward direction emptying into the Dead Sea.

Sodom and Gomorrah and all the cities of that plain, were completely destroyed and virtually removed from history as though they never existed. All that remains of them comes from the story in Genesis.

Babylon in its day, was said to be magnificent in its gardens, in its architecture, in its literature, in its arts, and was the center of great wealth and beauty.

However, in short order, in those final days of history the magnificence and beauty of Babylon, as it will be representative of the world at large in those final days, is going to be thoroughly and totally and quickly destroyed, and so too along with it, all of the glories and magnificence of the world at large will be destroyed.

And just as Sodom and Gomorrah were totally removed, so too nothing of man’s evil world will survive the end of the world, and will not enter into or become a part of, God’s kingdom here on earth.

The universe was create perfect.  Satan and sin brought destruction.

The earth was restored to its perfect state, but Adam and Eve and sin brought destruction.

In those final days, all of the chaos and evil of the world will be removed and Gods kingdom will exist in a perfect state.



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Sunday – Daily Bible Study – Psalm 26:2  – How do you choose and then how do you proceed
Monday – Daily Bible Study – Isaiah 13:17  - What are the historical similarities natural threats, and full ot eject Christ despite His tremendously resourseful and successful reign
Tuesday – Daily Bible Study – Isaiah 13:18  – What present day policy will fade
Wednesday – Daily Bible Study – Isaiah 13:16  – How can this be
Thursday – Daily Bible Study – Galatians 4:3  – What trap for believers used to exist but now does not exist
Friday – Daily Bible Study – Galatians 4:4 – Who decides when the time is right
Saturday – Daily Bible Study – Psalm 26:1  – How do you gain vindication