It is very difficult to capture God’s greatness in words. Deborah Ann’s latest poem is successful in doing just that. Her poem and the scripture it is based on are powerful words.
God’s Kingdom,
is unconquerable
His powers
are undefeatable.
God’s mercy,
is unshakable
His promises
are unbreakable.
God’s grace,
is unfaltering
His Words
are unwavering.
God’s love,
is unchanging
His compassions
are unfailing.
God’s Kingdom,
is unshakeable
His powers
are unmistakable!
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Wherefore we receiving
a kingdom which cannot be moved,
let us have grace, whereby we
may serve God acceptably with
reverence and godly fear:
King James Version
Public Domain
Copyright 2019
Deborah Ann Belka
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Twisted Scripture – Exegesis VS Eisegesis
April 24, 2018Last week, beloved, we discussed hermeneutics and it’s roll in protecting us from twisting Gods Word. Today I’d like to talk about exegesis in comparison to eisegesis. These are big, fun words to say, like hermeneutics, but they’re actually very simple concepts to understand and apply.
Exegesis is the careful study of the meaning in each verse based on its context, the grammar used, the original language it was written in, and syntax. For proper exegesis of Gods Word we use the whole counsel of the Bible to form our beliefs. When I became a Christian I had to take everything I had been taught, everything I believed and set it aside, pick up the Bible and let God instruct me. How I felt, my experiences, and my previous training were not allowed to overshadow or muddy the scripture. Still today, when I hear something I don’t understand, or haven’t…
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