Study 3A..the Holy Spirit reveals the truth to us, we hear His voice, and receive new life and vitality from Him, who is our life (Colossians 3:4).
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Study 3A THE GREAT BENEFITS OF MEDITATION
TEN STUDIES IN PSALM 119
Key-verse: ““I meditate on your decrees.”” (Psalm 119:48)
Many times in Psalm 119 the writer refers to meditating in God’’s Word (verses 15, 23, 48, 97, 99 and 148. There are other references in Joshua 1:8; Psalm 1:1-3; Psalm 63:5-6 (KJV) and 1 Timothy 4:15 (KJV), and these all show us: first, that we should cultivate the habit of meditation; and second, that the range of our meditation is to be the whole Bible, the whole range of revealed truth from Genesis to Revelation. We are not only to receive God’’s Word with humility (James 1:21); to let God’’s Word dwell in us richly (Colossians 3:16); to keep God’’s Word tenaciously (John 17:6); to continue in God’’s Word untiringly (John 8:31); to live out God’’s Word boldly (Philippians 2:16); but in addition to all this we are to meditate on it prayerfully and regularly, and this will require:-
1. Quietness. To meditate we must be alone.
2. Time. We must exclude all sense of hurry.
3. Concentration. We must be able to give attention.
4. Receptivity. Our prayer must be –- Psalm 119:18.
If we regularly and habitually meditate in God’’s Word, the result and the benefits will be enormous. Consider them:-
1 . We shall be charged with spiritual life and vitality .
One of the most significant statements ever made by our Lord is recorded in John 6:63; but where and how does He speak to us? The answer is –- in and through His Word. As we read it and wait in His presence, the Holy Spirit reveals the truth to us, we hear His voice, and receive new life and vitality from Him, who is our life (Colossians 3:4). As an illustration of this, read Luke 24:13-31, and then note verse 32! What was this ““burning heart””? What had happened to these two disciples? They had been in the presence of their Lord, He had revealed Himself to them and had opened the Scriptures to them, and the result was that their hearts burned within them. Do you have a burning heart, or are you dull and listless? Are you red-hot in your love for Christ, or lukewarm? –- look up Revelation 2:4 and 3:15-16.please consider this question and do the necessary amendment... The Judgement of being Lukewarm is worst.see you in the concluding part
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Study 3A THE GREAT BENEFITS OF MEDITATION
TEN STUDIES IN PSALM 119
Key-verse: ““I meditate on your decrees.”” (Psalm 119:48)
Many times in Psalm 119 the writer refers to meditating in God’’s Word (verses 15, 23, 48, 97, 99 and 148. There are other references in Joshua 1:8; Psalm 1:1-3; Psalm 63:5-6 (KJV) and 1 Timothy 4:15 (KJV), and these all show us: first, that we should cultivate the habit of meditation; and second, that the range of our meditation is to be the whole Bible, the whole range of revealed truth from Genesis to Revelation. We are not only to receive God’’s Word with humility (James 1:21); to let God’’s Word dwell in us richly (Colossians 3:16); to keep God’’s Word tenaciously (John 17:6); to continue in God’’s Word untiringly (John 8:31); to live out God’’s Word boldly (Philippians 2:16); but in addition to all this we are to meditate on it prayerfully and regularly, and this will require:-
1. Quietness. To meditate we must be alone.
2. Time. We must exclude all sense of hurry.
3. Concentration. We must be able to give attention.
4. Receptivity. Our prayer must be –- Psalm 119:18.
If we regularly and habitually meditate in God’’s Word, the result and the benefits will be enormous. Consider them:-
1 . We shall be charged with spiritual life and vitality .
One of the most significant statements ever made by our Lord is recorded in John 6:63; but where and how does He speak to us? The answer is –- in and through His Word. As we read it and wait in His presence, the Holy Spirit reveals the truth to us, we hear His voice, and receive new life and vitality from Him, who is our life (Colossians 3:4). As an illustration of this, read Luke 24:13-31, and then note verse 32! What was this ““burning heart””? What had happened to these two disciples? They had been in the presence of their Lord, He had revealed Himself to them and had opened the Scriptures to them, and the result was that their hearts burned within them. Do you have a burning heart, or are you dull and listless? Are you red-hot in your love for Christ, or lukewarm? –- look up Revelation 2:4 and 3:15-16.please consider this question and do the necessary amendment... The Judgement of being Lukewarm is worst.see you in the concluding part
For more package,visit our blog:segoeevangelism1992.blogspot.com and also you can click on the link attached.
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