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  1. Thought for the Day - June 3rd. “PERFECT PEACE”

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    Thought for the Day - June 3rd. “PERFECT PEACE”

    Our Isaiah and Hebrews readings provide an abundance of thoughts today.  Some verses encourage peace of mind, others a sense of awe at what is coming on the world – the judgements our godless world deserves.  Ch. 26 in Isaiah is a grouping of quite contrasting revelations from God – verses 3 and 4 are worthy of being memorised.  “You will keep him (her) in perfect peace whose mind is stayed on you, because he (she) trusts in you.  Trust in the LORD forever, for the LORD GOD is an everlasting rock.”  How wonderful to have a mind that is “stayed on” God, the only foundation for “perfect peace” in a world which knows no peace: no peace between nations – yes – but more vital than that – no trust and peace between individuals.  The reign of Jesus returned to the earth will see the time “when your judgements are in the earth, the inhabitants of the earth learn righteousness…” [v.9]  But at the moment, as in Isaiah’s day, “O LORD your hand is lifted up, but they do not see it.” [v.11].   May we “see” the Lord’s hand so that the next verse is true for us, “O LORD, you will ordain peace for us; you have done for us all our works.” [v.12] because those works have been done in the strength that God gives to us – and then we will heed the warning given in v.20,21 “… my people, enter your chambers, and shut your doors behind you; hide yourselves for a little while until the fury has passed by.  For behold the LORD is coming out from his place to punish the inhabitants of the earth …” There are words in our Hebrews reading which dovetail in with these;  “Let us hold fast the confession of our hope without wavering, for he who promised is faithful. And let us consider how to stir up one another to love and good works … encouraging one another, and all the more as you see the day drawing near.” [ch. 10 v.23-25]  This is the only way to achieve and maintain “perfect peace.”

    4 min
  2. Watchman Report#39 - Yemen in Bible Prophecy?

    1 day ago

    Watchman Report#39 - Yemen in Bible Prophecy?

    A @Christadelphians Video: *[Inspiring] Join us in this thought-provoking episode of the Watchman Report as we explore the fascinating role of Yemen in Bible prophecy. We provide an insightful, expositional journey from its ancient biblical identity as 'Sheba' to its current place in a turbulent Middle East, and reveal its wonderful, prophesied future in the Kingdom of God.**Chapters:*00:00 - Introduction: A Biblical Standpoint on World News00:24 - Yemen's Geography and Modern Conflict00:42 - Ezekiel 38: The Great Invasion & Sheba's Objection01:26 - The Queen of Sheba and Yemen's Ancient Identity02:11 - British Influence and Yemen's Modern History02:58 - The Rise of the Houthis and Ongoing Civil War03:45 - Current Tensions and International Stance04:22 - Prophetic Alignment: Yemen's Future Voice04:45 - Psalm 72 & Isaiah 60: Yemen's Glorious Future Under Christ05:52 - Conclusion and Final Encouragement*Key Bible Verses:*📖 Ezekiel 38:13📖 1 Kings 10:1📖 Psalm 72:1-2, 10-11📖 Isaiah 60:6*Tags:* Bible prophecy, Yemen prophecy, Sheba in the Bible, Ezekiel 38, Middle East prophecy, Watchman Report, Christadelphian Bible study, End times prophecy, Biblical analysis, Queen of Sheba, Bible teaching, Scripture exposition, Bible truth, Biblical perspective on news.We are a Christadelphian team, Brothers and sisters of Christ, and we're passionate about delivering powerful, Scripture-based content to strengthen and inspire your faith journey. If this presentation resonated with you, help spread the encouragement—share it with a friend today

    7 min
  3. The Christadelphians: #13 A Priest Forever by Harry Tennant

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    The Christadelphians: #13 A Priest Forever by Harry Tennant

    Here’s a YouTube summary and description written from the perspective of ‘We’ (Christadelphians), using British English spelling and the required elements. --- **Video Title:** The Christadelphians: #13 A Priest Forever – Harry Tennant **Description:** In this **outstanding** and **thought-provoking** presentation, we explore a question that lies at the very heart of God’s purpose: *Who will be the promised King?* If human sinfulness doomed Israel’s kingdom, how can anything better emerge? The answer is **revealing** and breathtaking. Join us as we trace the golden thread of prophecy from Jacob’s blessing over Judah to God’s unbreakable covenant with David. We then examine Nebuchadnezzar’s dream—a **wonderful**, divinely given panorama of world empires—and the mysterious stone that smashes them all. This stone, we learn, is none other than Christ Himself, the Priest-King forever. This **expositional** journey is packed with **insightful** connections between Genesis, Ezekiel, Daniel and the New Testament, demonstrating that God’s Kingdom on earth with Christ as King is the Bible’s clearest hope. If you long for a world of righteousness and peace, this video will inspire and strengthen your faith. **📖 Bible Verse Categories:** - 📖 Genesis 49:10 – The sceptre of Judah - 📖 Genesis 22:17-18 – Abraham’s seed blessing all nations - 📖 1 Chronicles 17:11-14 – God’s covenant with David - 📖 Ezekiel 21:27 – He whose right it is - 📖 Daniel 2:44 – The kingdom set up by God - 📖 Psalm 118:22-23 – The rejected cornerstone - 📖 Isaiah 9:6-7 – The Prince of Peace - 📖 Luke 1:32-33 – The throne of His father David - 📖 Revelation 5:9-10 – We shall reign on the earth **Chapters:** 00:00 – Introduction: Who Will Be the King? 01:22 – The Sceptre of Judah (Genesis 49:10) 03:03 – Abraham’s Seed: Blessing to All Nations 04:28 – God’s Unbreakable Covenant with David 06:16 – The Promised King: Right to Reign 07:07 – Nebuchadnezzar’s Dream: The Colossal Statue 10:31 – Interpreting the Dream: World Empires Revealed 13:31 – The Stone Cut Without Hands: It Is Christ 16:08 – Christ the King: A Cascade of Scriptures 24:26 – The Coming Kingdom: Resurrection and Judgment 25:24 – The Stone Smites: A New World Order Begins 35:16 – Closing Encouragement & Community Call We are a Christadelphian team, Brothers and sisters of Christ, and we're passionate about delivering powerful, Scripture-based content to strengthen and inspire your faith journey. If this presentation resonated with you, help spread the encouragement—share it with a friend today! **HashTags:** christadelphians, discoverthebible, cdvideo, bibleprophecy, kingdomofgod, jesuschrist, endtimes, bibleteaching, bookofdaniel, godsplan, priestforever, harrytennant

    36 min
  4. So many versions of the Bible...Why #6B 'Things we still don't Know'

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    So many versions of the Bible...Why #6B 'Things we still don't Know'

    A @Christadelphians Video: [Inspiring] **Ai Summary** – Thought-provoking, insightful, and wonderfully expositional, this outstanding episode of *The Bible Standard* reveals why humility is essential when wrestling with Scripture’s most puzzling passages. We, as Christadelphians, explore the strange case of King Saul’s age—does the Hebrew really say he was one year old?—and the textual twists behind Lamentations 3: “we are not consumed.” We also dive into the cutting‑edge debate over Greek verbs: do they really tell us *when* something happened, or just *how* the author saw it? This is a wonderfully revealing journey into the “things we still don’t know,” reminding us that following God is a process of continual learning, not stagnant certainty.**📖 Bible Verse Category** 📖 1 Samuel 13:1 – Saul’s age and reign (Hebrew: “one year old… two years”) 📖 2 Samuel 2:10 – Ish‑bosheth’s age formula 📖 2 Samuel 5:4 – David’s age formula 📖 Lamentations 3:22‑23 – “we are not consumed” vs. “his mercies never cease” 📖 Acts 13:21 – Paul’s reference to 40 years **Chapters** 00:00 – Introduction: Why we still don’t know 00:09 – The need for humility in translation 00:44 – The “baby king”: Saul’s age problem 01:06 – Comparing translations (KJV, ESV, NASB, NIV) 02:50 – The Hebrew says: “Saul was one year old” 04:47 – Transmission gaps and missing numbers 06:58 – Lamentations 3: “Not consumed” or “never ceases”? 09:40 – Amending the Hebrew (Septuagint, Targums, Syriac) 11:14 – Adding words vs. removing letters 12:38 – Greek verb debate: tense, time, or aspect? 14:22 – Paradigm shifts in Greek scholarship (1996–2015) 15:57 – Even scholars disagree – why we can’t be dogmatic 17:14 – Conclusion: translation as a process, not stagnation 17:56 – Next time: diversity in translation teams 18:18 – Outro and channel reminder **Tags** Bible translation, textual criticism, Hebrew verb, Greek verb, verbal aspect, Saul's age, Lamentations 3, Septuagint, King James Version, ESV, NASB, NIV, humility in Bible study, Christadelphians, Bible Standard, expositional teaching, things we don't know, Scripture transmission, biblical scholarship We are a Christadelphian team, Brothers and sisters of Christ, and we're passionate about delivering powerful, Scripture-based content to strengthen and inspire your faith journey. If this presentation resonated with you, help spread the encouragement—share it with a friend today!

    19 min
  5. Conversations: Interview with Justin Reich about his faith

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    Conversations: Interview with Justin Reich about his faith

    A Christadelphian Video:In this interview, Justin Reich talks about how he came into the Truth, having not been brought up as a Christadelphian. Having been encouraged to come along to Christadelphian events by his aunt and uncle, Justin highlights the need for good influences, and the importance of perceiving what the Word of God has to offer, in contrast to the world.Justin’s experiences demonstrate the need for everyone to engage with the comforting message of the Bible, and the fact that God is always helping us to grow in every circumstance of life. Justin has some sound advice for those wishing to share the Gospel, and also for those who are on their own journey of discovering the wonderful truth contained within Scripture and the beauty of fellowship with like-minded believers.

    13 min
  6. thought for June 2nd. “… to save those who are eagerly waiting for him”

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    thought for June 2nd. “… to save those who are eagerly waiting for him”

    Let us link up the closing words of our reading in Hebrews (ch.9) “Christ … will appear a second time … to save those who  are eagerly waiting for him” with the words God gave to Isaiah, in today’s ch. 25, which we referred to yesterday.  This describes the time when God “will swallow up death forever; and the Lord GOD will wipe away tears from all faces, and the reproach of his people he will take away from all the earth …”  It will be said on that day, ‘Behold, this is our God; we have waited for him … let us be glad and rejoice in his salvation.” [v.8,9] How eagerly are we waiting?  Is the world around us full of ways of living that attract us, things that largely or fully occupy our minds?  Yes, we have to live in the world and earn our living, but are we keenly interested in the vision God’s word provides for us that goes far beyond the present materialistic way of thinking and doing?   We are forced to admit that this computer communication age, which is very helpful in many ways, is also very distracting – do we need to allow it to be totally distracting?  The more our minds feed on God’s word the more we will be attracted to that word.  In that coming day, the LORD tells us through Isaiah, the redeemed will say, “O LORD, you are my God; I will exalt you … for you have done wonderful things, plans formed of old, faithful and sure … Therefore strong peoples will glorify you; cities of ruthless nations will fear you.” [v.1,3]  At that time those who have been “eagerly waiting” and showing this by their priorities in life will “be glad and rejoice”. Peter in his 1st epistle, which we will soon read,  expresses this powerfully, “Though you do not now see him, you believe him and rejoice with joy that is inexpressible and full of glory, obtaining the outcome of your faith …” [1 Pet. 1 v.8,9]  Imagine the joy?  Imagine the glory? Finally, note the point Paul made earlier in Hebrews ch. 9!  “How much more will the blood of Christ who … offered himself without blemish to God, purify our conscience from dead works to serve the living God.” [v.14]   If we do not sense our progress in that purifying and, as a result, serving, then we have to ask ourselves, ‘Do I genuinely belong to Christ?’

    4 min
  7. Thought for June 1st. “FOR BEHOLD I CREATE …”

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    Thought for June 1st. “FOR BEHOLD I CREATE …”

    Today’s and tomorrow’s chapters in Isaiah (24 & 25) contain a powerful message about the climax of human history, yet they are not very often quoted.   Chapter 24 ends with “for the LORD of hosts reigns on Mount Zion and Jerusalem and his glory will be before his elders.”   The next chapter begins with the reaction of the righteous, “O LORD, you are my God, I will exalt your name for you have done wonderful things …”  Humanly fortified cities have become ruins, never to be rebuilt (v.2) and the “cities of ruthless nations will fear you.” [v.3]  God has “been a stronghold to the poor … to the needy in his distress” [v.4] Then a glorious scene opens up, “On this mountain the LORD of hosts will make for all peoples a feast of rich food … he will swallow up death forever and the Lord GOD will wipe away tears from all faces … Behold this is our God, we have waited for him … “ [v.6,8,9].    But go back, we jumped over nearly all of Ch. 24 – it speaks of what is to happen before this time of wonder and joy on the earth.  It is an extremely frightening picture!  Is it about to happen?  The chapter started, “Behold the LORD will empty the earth and make it desolate …” The next verse indicates that all the buyers, sellers, lenders, borrowers, creditors and debtors will suffer.  Verse 3 says, “The earth shall be utterly empty and utterly plundered; for the LORD has spoken this word”.  Then we read “the earth lies defiled under its inhabitants” [v.5], “its inhabitants suffer for their guilt” [v.6] and then follows details of the ways in which they will suffer. Reading further – “The earth is utterly broken … is violently shaken … its transgression lies heavily upon it and it falls and will not rise again” [v.19,20].  This is symbolic language of the heavens and the earth (rulers and people) that now exist being destroyed.  But later in Isaiah we will come across a wonderful vision, for God says, “For behold, I create new heavens and a new earth, and the former things shall not be remembered or come into mind. But be glad and rejoice forever in that which I create; for behold I create Jerusalem to be a joy  … my chosen shall long enjoy the work of their hands.” [Ch.65 v.17,18,22]  Will you behold these things?

    5 min
  8. Thought for the Day May 31st. “THE MESSAGE … DID NOT BENEFIT THEM”

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    Thought for the Day May 31st. “THE MESSAGE … DID NOT BENEFIT THEM”

    We continue reading the challenging chapters of the letter to the Hebrews. It was obviously written in the final years the Temple existed in Jerusalem before it was destroyed in AD70. Those who made the Temple and the Mosaic Law a highly important part of their lives and expectations, although accepting Jesus as their Messiah, were going to be devastated when the Temple was destroyed. Paul, whom it is generally agreed wrote Hebrews, is making a most urgent appeal to these believers to realize that although “Moses was faithful in all God’s house as a servant” this was “to testify to the things that were to be spoken later” [3 v.5] by God’s son. Moses was God’s “servant” – “but Christ is faithful over God’s house as a son.” [v.6] The Law was “the house” Moses created, it had now been superseded by the work of Christ in creating a spiritual house “not made with hands” [2 Cor. 5 v.1] that could not be destroyed. “And we are his house if indeed we hold fast our confidence and our boasting (rejoicing –AV) in our hope” [Heb 3 v.6] Note that word “if” and that Psalm 95 is quoted twice, [3 v.7; 4 v.5] “Today, IF you will hear his voice” Today – in 2020 – let us “hold fast” to what we hear – and read. If we are not really listening and taking the message into our hearts and acting on it – then the message is no benefit to us. We noted verses 2 and 4 in ch. 4, “For good news came to us just as to them, but the message they heard did not benefit them, because they were not united by faith with those who listened.” Could this be true of us also? Are you united with others in the original faith? Note how the word “if” occurs in ch. 3 v.13,14; “But exhort one another every day as long as it is called ‘today’ that none of you may be hardened by the deceitfulness of sin. For we share in Christ, if indeed we hold our original confidence firm to the end.” May “the message … benefit’ us as ”every day” we seek exhortations as we read God’s word.

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