A Heart To Fear God And Keep His Commandments
Oh, that people would have a heart to fear God and keep His commandments in our time as in the past. This is God’s desire for us.
Oh, that people would have a heart to fear God and keep His commandments in our time as in the past. This is God’s desire for us.
Lying, stealing, and taking the name of the Lord God in vain is very serious. The same goes with breaking His other commandments.
Remember God and His commandments for our lives. We love Jesus and abide in His love as we know and do as He says.
Every one of the ten commandments is important in the times we are living in. For this reason, I will be writing on a set of them each day until I am finished with Leviticus,
My soul delights in the precepts of my God. His laws are my comfort and keep me safe. I feel so close to Him when I am walking in His ways.
I mentioned what a Christian’s life is like and also incorporated each commandment into each statement above. I did this that you may distinguish what a true Christian is like from a wolf in sheep’s clothing.
There are many people that think they are doing God’s will but are really leading people astray. Many of these same people do not even teach on obeying God’s commandments.
If we are seeking God and allowing His love into our lives, then we will love as He loves. However, our own love is temporary and does not make a lasting difference in a person’s life.
The two greatest commandments were part of the old law. They help us love God and our neighbor as ourselves.
If you love God, then you will also keep His commandments. Those who do not are His enemies and He is not their God.
Jesus said that we are the light of the world and people will glorify the Father by seeing the good works from God in us.
We shall not be found empty but full when we learn to fear God. For in so doing, we are mindful of His commandments.
Please understand that “riches profit not in the day of wrath.” Why build up a life of wealth and security for this life, when it will all, one day, come to dust?
Our desires to help others in need is extended to our enemies as well. We go the extra mile, even though it may seem hard at first.
Coveting people and things goes against God’s commandments. Doing this is as bad as any other sin in the Lord’s sight.
All those that are loved by Jesus are also loved by the Father. The Father watches over us all and is overjoyed when we’ve turned our life over to His Son, Jesus.
The faith of a Christian cannot be replaced. It is part of who they are. Nobody has to force them to serve others. They are ready and willing to do what the Lord has for them.
If you could just understand what the two greatest commandments are and obey them, then God would be well with you in this life.
God spoke and we should listen up. Honor thy father and thy mother, that thy days may be long upon the land.
All liars shall have their part in the lake of fire. This does not have to be you. You can be set free in the name of Jesus.
We fulfill the law as we learn to love the Lord and our neighbor as ourselves. Not doing this, we break God’s holy commandments.
There is only one true God in the heavens. Believing in and/or worshipping other gods is idolatry, which God hates.
We are told by God in the second commandment to not make any graven image, nor bow down to these images.
God has commanded His people to observe the Sabbath day. This law is extended to His believers in the new covenant also.
God said to not kill, which also means to not be angry without a cause. Calling people worthless or fools is evil.
Committing adultery and not repenting of it will land a person in hell. Only Jesus can forgive such a person.
God has spoken. Do not take His Name in vain. If you have or do, repent and get right with the Lord while you still have time.
Christians do not steal but give instead. Taking what is not ours is of the devil, but giving to others is of God.
So what does it make a person that forgets God’s commandments and still says that they have faith in and know the Lord Jesus?
The Catholic Church’s Ten Commandments is a modified version of Exodus 20. It is not the same thing, but a very slim down version of the real deal.