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Rev. Dr. Kenneth Kemble has been a minister for over thirty years. Being the son of a minister, he grew up in church, and felt the calling of God upon his life at an early age. He has preached to interested groups all across the country, as well as numerous tours to Canada and overseas. He has spoken to churches of just about every Protestant denomination, led numerous Bible studies in homes, has preached at camps, on television and radio, and has even preached from a loft in a barn. He pastors a congregation in south Texas, and makes several preaching trips each year. He gives all praise, honour and glory to the Lord Jesus Christ for anything good that comes as a result of His efforts.
Let it be understood that the fruits enumerated here are not goals for us to strive toward — as though we can, of ourselves, produce these things — but rather, they are given as the evidence of a life that has been transformed by the Spirit of God.
“Now then we are ambassadors for Christ…” (2 Corinthians 5:20) As Christians, we are ambassadors and heralds of our Lord Jesus Christ. As ambassadors of our Lord, we represent Him to others. What they see in us will be taken as being representative of Christ and Christianity. This is truly a weighty responsibility that we…
Dear reader, if this is describing a situation in your life — be encouraged this day, because our test declares to us that our Lord Jesus Christ is our Burden Bearer!
The dominant figure of the relief is, of course, King Darius himself, who is depicted as being a victorious king. He is shown exalted in great majesty and lording it over ten men, nine of whom are bound with their hands behind their back and tied together with a rope around their necks.
In old Ireland, a man was reckoned rich not by what he had, but by what he gave away. Not everyone could afford to measure up to proper Irish hospitality, however, so there were community hospitality houses.
This is not a blessing pronounced over the whole world; these words were spoken over the descendants of Israel.
All of the curses found in Deuteronomy 28:15-68 should sound familiar to the reader because that is where we live — and it’s all because we have turned away from God as a people.
We find the first mention of the Stone of Witness in Genesis chapter 28, where we read the account of our father Jacob when he had the night vision of the ladder that ascended up to heaven.
Amen! This is going to happen! But again, I ask, where is that throne? And who are the people who bear the marks of Israel?
Many people today are saying, “We stand with Israel,” but they have no idea what they are saying. If they are indeed standing with Israel, that would mean that they are standing with Jacob’s descendants, because that is who Israel is.
