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Throughout the Bible, God's vengeful side is reflected in His justice, righteousness, and holiness. Avenging God acts on behalf of His people and against their enemies. Psalm 94:1-2 illustrates God as a righteous judge who will avenge the blood of His servants, as seen in Deuteronomy 32:35, where God declares, "Vengeance is mine; I will repay." As stated in Nahum 1:2, "The LORD is avenging and full of wrath." These verses emphasize God's commitment to uphold moral order and protect those who are oppressed. The avenging side of God is described as a righteous judge and protector. He takes ...

*The Bible clearly states that deception and lying are grave sins, as they contradict God's honest nature. Deception originates from a heart of wickedness and is used by Satan to lead people away from God. The consequences of rejecting truth range from spiritual alienation to eternal condemnation. By contrast, the Bible urges believers to embrace truth, exercise discernment, and live with integrity to avoid being deceived. *Deception can refer to the act of misleading or tricking someone to make them believe something false, or it can be the title of various films and a television series ...

Through intercession, we can connect intimately with God's heart, aligning our desires with his perfect will. Interceding for individuals, communities, and nations cultivates compassion, empathy, and selflessness. Through intercessory prayer, we acknowledge God's authority and sovereignty. We seek His guidance and intervention as we surrender to His divine purposes. Intercession is also a weapon of spiritual warfare. Our prayers against evil, injustice, and oppression are not fought with weapons of this world but with God's power (Ephesians 6:12). The Holy Spirit aids us in weakness. We ...

The hidden frustration is kept out of sight. An upset or annoyed feeling, especially due to an inability to change or achieve something. Frustration occurs when you don't achieve your goals. When an action or effort doesn't yield the results you wanted. Frustration comes from both internal and external sources. Stress causes frustration. Stress is common at home, school, work, and in relationships. Frustration passes as the situation changes. Some cases, however, can be more severe and take a serious toll on your health.

"Pray more, worry less" is not a direct Bible verse, but it sums up Philippians 4:6-7 and Matthew 6:34. Philippians 4:6-7 encourages replacing anxiety with prayer and thanksgiving, leading to God's peace. Matthew 6:34 advises against worrying about the future, urging believers to focus on the present day's needs and trust God for their provision. A better solution to worrying is to pray. Let your worries become prayers. Let God know your concerns through prayer and praise. God's peace, which exceeds all reason, will guard your heart and mind in Christ Jesus." He will settle you peacefully ...

You are invited to read MEN's Prayers-N-Declarations and receive God's promises of strength, joy, and blessing. Get inspired by these prayers and declarations to discover how God's abundance is available to you each day. The power of God's Word will enable you to achieve breakthroughs. The results include increased faith, an overflow of blessings, freedom from fear, and a closer walk with the Holy Spirit. You can expect the Word of God to activate your faith, challenge old mindsets, and remove limitations. This is as you trust and claim these powerful declarations and prayers.

Envy and jealousy are distinct emotions with different focuses. In envy, you desire what someone else has, while jealousy involves not letting go of something you own to someone besides you. Jealousy is what you have, what you fear losing, and the person you perceive as a threat. In addition, envy only involves two things: what you want and who has it. Envy is the feeling of wanting something someone else has, often accompanied by a sense of longing for, or discontentment with what one currently possesses. Jealousy is the feeling of insecurity or resentment which arises when one fears ...

When we respond to God’s divine grace and turn our hearts to Him, we receive a gift or measure of faith in our hearts. This is necessary for us to believe in the first place (Romans 3:22–26, 5:6–11). The gift of faith" pertains to a spiritual ability, where a person experiences a heightened level of trust and confidence in God. This allows them to believe in God's promises and power with a strength that extends beyond their normal capacity. Often leading to acts of faith that inspire others and demonstrate God's power in extraordinary ways. Overall, it's a supernatural manifestation ...

It is truly God's desire for us to be healthy and happy. We can turn away from unhealthy habits and foods with the strength He gives us. God has a plan for action, a map to follow, and a meal plan tailored for each individual. This is why. After being diagnosed with diabetes in 1997, the author sought the Lord regarding her weight. As a result of following His plan, she lost a substantial amount of weight. How does God's meal plan look like for you?

Affirmations are phrases or statements that are repeated to fight negative thoughts and encourage positive change. Starting your day with affirmations can help you set a positive tone and prepare you to reach your goals. Use affirmations to uplift yourself or someone else.

It is essential to know God's word and what it says about any and everything in life. It is a helpful guide to finding the answer you need at any given moment. Ultimately, these verses can be used as a sword against your opposition, the devil. What does the holy bible say on multiple daily topics?

Prayer aligns your heart, mind, and spirit with God. However, there are times when we struggle with prayer. Praying the Scriptures is a powerful and effective way to let God's Word shape your prayers. When we recite Scriptures, we are speaking God's truth over our lives. The Bible contains promises, wisdom, and declarations to guide our prayers. Including Scripture in your daily prayer routine will help you start the day off right.

Love develops into a deep, selfless connection characterized by compassion, trust, and a desire for the other's wellbeing. Love involves emotional intimacy, vulnerability, and a commitment to the other person's long-term happiness. Lust is the desire for immediate and sexual pleasure driven by a selfish intense desire for physical gratification. It has no interest in the other person's emotional needs or the entirety of their life. Lust is nothing that we would write home about to our family and friends. Instead, we would write home about someone who loves us and we love them. Lust has no ...

An insecure person might not know their insecurities because they lack openness. Insecurities can manifest itself in wanting everything flawless, even when it's not necessary. People who lack security fear failure and rejection the most. They often fear letting those they love down. Most people in fear lack confidence. Insecurities can also be caused by past traumas. No matter what, you can overcome your insecurities.

The understanding of numbers in the Bible is different from how numbers are interpreted under numerological methods. The Word of God is evident in what is written, and it is deep in what is revealed through patterns, types, and symbolism. Everything in scripture has significance and was put there by the inspiration of the Holy Spirit. This list of biblical numbers and definitions gives a basic understanding of the patterns that represent these numbers.

"Kabod" is the Hebrew word for glory, which means heaviness or weight. This is a symbol of prosperity and wealth. Gold and silver are valued by their weight. Gold and silver are also connected to glory. God's presence is weighty, powerful, heavy, radiant, and illuminating. The basic meaning of the Hebrew word "kabod" is heavy in this weight. The verb that often means “to give weight to, honor.” (Holman Dictionary) Glory in Hebrew is Kavod or Kabod. The word "kavod" means weight or heaviness. In other words, to experience God's glory is to feel the weight of God. You know God’s glory ...

The tendency to set excessively high standards for oneself and others is perfectionism. This is a personality trait, not a mental health issue. Perfectionist people, however, have a higher risk of developing mental health issues, including anxiety, depression, and eating. It can also lead to increased stress and lowered self-worth. Perfectionism is characterized by fear of failure, self-criticism, obsession, reassurance-seeking, and unattainable goals. In serving the Lord, Martha probably struggled with perfectionism as she was "worried and upset about many things" (Luke 10:40-41). She ...

In its most common sense, carnality refers to being excessively preoccupied or dominated by physical pleasures and desires. Also, it can be understood as an emphasis on worldly or bodily matters rather than spiritual or intellectual ones. Carnality is often the opposite of spirituality and righteousness in some religious beliefs. Carnality implies a focus on physical sensations, appetites, and desires, particularly sexual-related ones. It can also refer to an emphasis on earthly, temporal matters over eternal matters. The term often carries a negative impression, suggesting excess, ...

Proverbs 17:22 declares, “A merry heart doeth good like a medicine...” Proverbs 15:13 says, “A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance.” Revealing that our hearts affect our attitude and appearance. Depending on what you focus on, your heart can steer toward happiness or sadness. Through clean jokes, puns, Bible-based jokes and tongue twisters, this book aims to bring laughter and fun to your life.

Prayer is the key and it gives you access to heaven, with faith, it unlocks doors of blessings and opportunities. The power and the privilege of true believers are to commune and fellowship with our heavenly Father through prayer. There is more than just one kind of prayer and here you will come into the knowledge of some of them.