The 10 Commandments are meant for those who don’t know God, couldn’t care less about God, or even deny that there there is a God. The Law shows them the error (the sin) of their ways, whether they agree with you or not, whether they agree with God or not. 1 Timothy 1:8-10: “We know
“First, then, before you can speak peace to your hearts, you must be made to see, made to feel, made to weep over, made to bewail, your actual transgressions against the Law of God.” Whitefield helped to bring about The Great Awakening in the 18th century. Read about him here!
This week, the blog’s all about the 10 Commandments… #1: God is number one… and das all. #2: Don’t pray to nuthin’ or nobody… jus’ God. #3: Don’t cuss nobody… ‘specially da Good Lord. #4: When it be Sunday… pass yo’self by God’s house. #5: Yo mama an’ yo daddy dun it all… lissen to
Psalm 19:7– “The law of the Lord is perfect, reviving the soul.” (NIV) The NASB version says: “…restoring the soul; King James: “…converting the soul.” It’s the Law of God, the 10 Commandments, that does this work in the heart of a sinner, including hardened atheists, wacked-out New-Agers—and your family members! It’s God’s prescribed plan
“The first duty of the Gospel preacher is to declare God’s Law and show the nature of sin.” “Satan, the god of dissension stirs up daily new sects. And last of all which of all others I should never have forseen or once suspected, he has raised up a sect such as teach that men