Each and every plague which God inflicted upon Pharaoh and Egypt is relevant for our spiritual growth. It is for all generations to appreciate God’s wisdom and authority. The wonders are sometimes self-explanatory or miracles in themselves beyond human comprehension. 7th Plague: Rain of hail, fire and thunder – Exodus Read more…
God has a purpose or reason for all His works. For the same reason, each and every plague which God inflicted upon Pharaoh and Egypt had a very special reason and purpose for not only Pharaoh but for all generations after Pharaoh. What did those plagues mean that time and Read more…
Each and every plague which God inflicted upon Pharaoh and his land in Egypt through Moses and Aaron were designed to send to all generations a specific message and purpose. We will continue to learn at the feet of Jesus Christ for God’s purposes and lessons for us. 3rd Plague: Read more…
Each and every sign which God performed through Moses and Aaron was because of Pharaoh’s stubbornness when he felt he was invincible based on his economic and military powers. The signs and wonders by Moses and Aaron are very instructive for our spiritual growth and security. Aaron’s rod turned into Read more…
In Exodus 3, God instructed Moses to go and bring the Israelites or Jews out of slavery in Egypt. The Israelites had been in slavery in Egypt for over 400 years from the time of Joseph whom his brothers sold into slavery but rose to be an overseer in Egypt. Read more…
In Genesis 4:9 the Lord said to Cain, where is Abel your brother? He replied, I do not know; am I my brother’s keeper? In spite of Cain’s provocative response, God showed that He is the beginning and the end of all things, Revelation 21:6; 22: 13. God’s reply established Read more…
In Genesis 4:9 when the Lord asked Cain of Abel his brother, Cain’s response that am I my brother’s keeper was so repulsive, abrasive and belligerent. Aside from his confrontational stands it was a bare face denial of an existence of duty of care which could not be denied as Read more…
We read from Genesis 4:1-16 that Cain was the senior brother of Abel. Both were farmers. Cain was into crop farming whilst Abel was into animal husbandry. Both made an offering to the Lord in appreciation for the fruits of their hands and labour. Cain’s offering did not please God Read more…
In Genesis 4:9 the Lord said to Cain, where is Abel your brother? Cain replied, I do not know; am I my brother’s keeper? What does a keeper mean in scripture? God’s statement of inquiry appears to be the summary of one of our duties and responsibilities to God on Read more…