Lamentations-3:37

"Who can speak and have it happen if the Lord has not decreed it? Is it not from the mouth of the Most High that both calamities and good things come?" —Lamentations 3:37, 38 These words were written by the prophet Jeremiah, as he lived the destruction of Judah and the exile of most of her people, the judgment of God on a persistently rebellious and unrepentant nation. This is one of those verses that we would like to relegate to a specific happening in history that has nothing to do with us who…

God has the final say Babatope Babalobi babalobi@yahoo.com +234 80 35 897435 Join Telegram prayer group Subscribe to YouTube channel Lamentation 3 verse 37 37 Who is he that saith, and it c……

"Who can speak and have it happen if the Lord has not decreed it? Is it not from the mouth of the Most High that both calamities and good things come?" —Lamentations 3:37, 38 These words were written by the prophet Jeremiah, as he lived the destruction of Judah and the exile of most of her people, the judgment of God on a persistently rebellious and unrepentant nation. This is one of those verses that we would like to relegate to a specific happening in history that has nothing to do with us who…

Lamentation 3 vs. 37 Who is he that saith, and it cometh to pass, when the Lord commandeth it not? I cancel evil commandments against my life in Jesus name I command favour, mercy and go……

Lamentation 3 vs. 37 Who is he that saith, and it cometh to pass, when the Lord commandeth it not? Every evil pronouncement against my life be cancelled in Jesus name. I speak woe to every power sp……

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In The Benedict Option, author Rob Dreher writes: "The scientific Revolution culminated in the life and work of Sir Issac Newton, a physicist, mathematician, and unorthodox Christian who fabricated a new model of the universe that explained its physical workings in a wholly mechanical way. Newton certainly believed that the laws of motion he discovered had been established by God. Yet Newton's God, in contrast with the God of traditional Christian metaphysics, was like a divine watchmaker who fa…

In The Benedict Option, author Rob Dreher writes: "The scientific Revolution culminated in the life and work of Sir Issac Newton, a physicist, mathematician, and unorthodox Christian who fabricated a new model of the universe that explained its physical workings in a wholly mechanical way. Newton certainly believed that the laws of motion he discovered had been established by God. Yet Newton's God, in contrast with the God of traditional Christian metaphysics, was like a divine watchmaker who fa…

The Phillips Translation renders 1 Timothy 6:15 as: “God…is the blessed controller of all things, the King over all kings and the Master of all masters.” I like the word “controller.” Being in control is something most of us wish for ourselves. We desperately want to chart our own course and be masters of our own fate, as the saying goes. Anger and frustration dog our days when we discover that we have little, if any, control over anything! The state of our world and the chaos of the society in…

The Phillips Translation renders 1 Timothy 6:15 as: “God…is the blessed controller of all things, the King over all kings and the Master of all masters.” I like the word “controller.” Being in control is something most of us wish for ourselves. We desperately want to chart our own course and be masters of our own fate, as the saying goes. Anger and frustration dog our days when we discover that we have little, if any, control over anything! The state of our world and the chaos of the society in…