De Messiaanse vierhoek | prof. dr. Willem J. Ouweneel

Israël is Gods oogappel, maar de Thora is Israëls oogappel. De Messias is het ware Zelf van Zijn volk, maar ook het ware Zelf van de Thora. Door verschillende lijnen en verbanden te leggen tussen het Oude en Nieuwe Testament, ontdekken we de Messiaanse vierhoek: God - Thora - Israël - Messias.
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Geweldig mooie uitleg! Weer nieuwe verbanden geleerd, nog weer dieper wortelend in onze Geliefde Heiland, uitziende naar de grote hereniging van de twee kuddekes in die ene Stal! Goddank, geen geheim meer en toch nog verscholen….. lieve groeten uit Zwitserland !

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Here is a list of statements that a legalist might say or think. 1. God's love for me depends on what I do. 2. Meeting the expectations of others, especially those in my congregation or in positions of authority, is very important. 3. I try hard to obey God and it irritates me that others think they can get away with avoiding the same level of dedication. 4. My main goal in life is to try to gain God's favor by doing things that will impress him. 5. My sense of spiritual well-being is linked to a Christian leader or membership in my church rather than a personal relationship with God. 6. I tell my children not to do something in church or around other Christian families that I allow in my home. 7. I believe my way is the best way and that most other Christians may be sincere, but are sincerely wrong. 8. I sometimes worry that people might take advantage of grace if it's preached too much - people might think they can do anything they want. 9. After being around Christians for a while I feel drained - weary of putting up a false front. 10. It’s not possible that someone with lower standards than me could love God as much as me.

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Groei lekker verder . Maar dat op you tube ? Doe dat lekker in de kerk

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Voor uw informatie, we zijn trouwe kerkgangers en vinden het heerlijk om door de weeks deze lezingen te beluisteren om ook op een gewone dag de Heer en Zijn Woord te overdenken.

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Christ has denounced the legalistic religion of the Pharisees when he compared them to whitewashed tombs. Nicely plastered on the outside, but full of dry dead bones on the inside. On the outside all law enforcement, but on the inside there is no love. Did you know that Heaven is a free gift from God? Billions of people go to bed every night wondering if they have been “good enough” to go to heaven. There is no need to live in fear and doubt. Jesus taught that you can “know the truth, and the truth will set you free.” There are many passages in the Bible that teach the truth about Heaven being a free gift from God because of what Jesus did for us on the cross, not by our own good works. One of the most clear and important passages is from the Apostle Paul’s letter to the Ephesians: Ephesians 2:8-9 “For by grace you have been saved through faith, and that not of yourselves; it is the gift of God, not of works, lest anyone should boast.” Most people think that Heaven is a riddle which can never be solved. This is not true! The Bible is very clear about how you get to Heaven, and how it comes by faith in Jesus Christ, not by trusting is our own good works.