True to the Word

Hello everyone, if you are listening to this review on the Sabbath, then I would like to wish you a Sabbath filled with faith in the Gospel of Jesus Christ.

This week’s review is for the documentary, The Scientific Probabilities of Prophecy

Description

This short presentation examines the scientifically proven accuracy of the Bible using the mathematical Principle of Probabilities. It further illustrates how one man (Jesus Christ) was capable of actually fulfilling the 300 plus prophetic predictions made prior to His arrival on Earth. 

Scripture References

Psalm 22:6-8,14-18 (Jesus' crucifixion)

Micah 5:2 (Jesus' birth)

Hosea 11:1 (Jesus' escape out of Egypt)

Jeremiah 23:5 (Jesus' kingdom)

Psalm 41:9 (Jesus' betrayal)

Zechariah 11:12-13 (30 pieces of silver paid for Jesus' betrayal)

Psalm 22:16-18 ( Jesus hands and feet nailed)

Exodus 12:46, Numbers 9:12, Psalm 34:20 (Jesus' bones were not broken)

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Hello everyone, if you are listening to this review on the Sabbath, then I would like to wish you a Sabbath filled with the will to seek God for His grace, to stand by the Word of God - no matter the consequences.

This week’s review is for the documentary, Desmond Doss: The Hero of Hacksaw Ridge.  Presented by the Incredible Journey series.

Description

Desmond Doss made a name for himself – by saving lives. He refused to bear arms or carry a weapon – in the midst of constant enemy fire. He was unwilling to take a life or even so much as touch a weapon. He did however say that he would be proud to serve his country as a medic if they would let him. He was the conscientious objector who chose to fight – fight in a way that would help people. He had the wild idea that he could serve his country at war and also obey the command: “Thou shalt not kill.” 

Scripture References 

Exodus 20: 1- 17 (the 10 commandments)

Psalm 19:7 (the Law of the LORD)

Psalm 1:1-3 (those who are blessed)

Jeremiah 29:11-13 (God's plans for us)

Luke 4:8 (worship God) 

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Hello everyone, welcome to our monthly book review.  The review for October is, A Day to Remember, by Vincent Wisely.

Description

A concise explanation of the eternal relevance of the seventh day of creation.

A look at modern Christianity's peculiar rebellion against God's central commandment of love and relationship. The modern (and eternal) relevance of God's Sabbath day is stated plainly within the inspired scriptures. But yet, modern Christianity chooses either to ignore this plain truth or keep it buried underneath centuries of man-made tradition.

Scripture References

Genesis 2:3 (God established and blessed the seventh day)

Mark 2:27-28 (Jesus said the Sabbath was made for mankind)

Psalm 93:5 (God's Law is perfect)

Psalm 119:152 (God's Law is eternal)

Matthew 5:17 (Jesus did not come to abolish the Law)

Romans 7:7 (God's Law shows us what sin is)

Romans 3:19 (the Law convicts us - no one can be saved under the Law)

Isaiah 66:22-23 (all nations will observe the Sabbath in eternity)

Revelation 14:12 (followers of Jesus keep the commandments and have the testimony of Jesus)

Mark 7:9 (we must not reject God's Law for human traditions)

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Podcast music: Motivational Ident (Main) by ZakharValaha from Pixabay

Hello everyone, if you are listening to this review on the Sabbath, then I would like to wish you a Sabbath filled with the confidence that you are part of the household of heaven, and can call God, Abba! Father!

This week’s review is for the short drama, Zacchaeus

Description

You've probably heard the rumors about him. He's a traitor... a thief. Nobody likes the guy that takes their money. People avoid him on the street, and call him names under their breath. Even though he lives in one of the biggest houses in the city, it’s almost always empty. Until one day, Jesus invited himself over.

Scripture References

Luke 19:1-10

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Hello everyone, if you are listening to this review on the Sabbath, then I would like to wish you a Sabbath filled with the will to go to God for grace to keep His commandments.

This week’s review is for the short drama, Saul

Description

He's a man with two names. To the Jews he was called Saul, to the Romans he was known as Paul. He thought he was the hero in this story, but he turned out to be the villain. It took him losing his sight to see for the very first time. Are you willing to open your eyes?

Scripture References

Acts 9:1-31 (Saul's conversion)

Acts chapters 22-26 (Saul's testimonies on his transformation)

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Podcast music: Motivational Ident (Main) by ZakharValaha from Pixabay