When Joshua had dismissed his people to return to their inheritance some felt that it was time and most appropriate to appreciate God. What is the role or significance of appreciating God after he has led us through battles which we never dreamt of facing let alone to win with Read more…
Joshua did not send them away without a blessing after their conquest of Canaan. He blessed them with heavenly blessings. Not all blessings are from the throne of the Lord God Almighty. Sometimes what we perceive as blessings are not blessings at all in God’s eyes but filthy. What does Read more…
In returning to our original possession as God has ordained, the prophet Joshua has amply set out the processes for us as God wants it. This is found in the book of Joshua Chapter 22 in a form of a charge for the people of Israel and it applies to Read more…
God created us as people of substance and of value and dignity. We have lost this possession or inheritance because of sin and greed. It is time we return to reclaim our possession through the right, appropriate and ordained channel which is through Christ Jesus. We can no longer live Read more…
Our possession simply means what belongs to us either by inheritance or by any legitimate means. God out of his infinite love has given each and every one of us some possessions. They are material, spiritual or both for our needs. In Genesis 17:8 God said to Abraham, I will Read more…
There appears to be deep seated controversy in biblical interpretation among bible scholars whether or not the statement in 1 Chronicles 6:22 as well as Psalms 105:15 that touch not my anointed ones, do my prophets no harm in deed and in truth refers to all who are perceived or Read more…
We want to continue under God’s direction to dilate on one of the most misapplied and misinterpreted biblical verses recorded in 1 Chronicles 6:22 as well as Psalms 105:15 which states that touch not my anointed ones, do my prophets no harm. To be God’s anointed, one has to be Read more…
This Bible verse or subject has been one of the most abused or misconceived verses in scripture. It is recorded in 1 Chronicles 6:22 which states that touch not my anointed ones, do my prophets no harm. This is repeated in Psalms 105:15. God made this statement with reference to Read more…
An appeasement or restitution is incomplete without the involvement of Jesus who is the central theme or factor. This is because restitution is repentance from sin to righteousness, from hate to love, and from deprivation or denial to restoration in God. Jesus said repent for the kingdom of God is Read more…
When we refer to appeasing God, it involves or includes paying just compensation to the person we have hurt. It is a return of what we may have unjustly deprived the other person of its enjoyment or use or possession. What is the biblical position of paying recompense? Paying recompense Read more…