Dr. David Cooper - Blessed in the Valley of Baca

Dr. David Cooper, Senior Pastor at Mount Paran Church of God teaches the message "Blessed in the Valley of Baca" from his six part series "Valleys."
For more information on his ministry or how you can get involved at Mount Paran Church of God visit the church's website here: mountparan.com/
Original sermon date: June 12th, 2016

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Powerful word thank u

[@carriej9332]

Listening to this is really blessing me ., ❤️🔥

[@alqods80]

It’s a valid perspective to consider that “Baca” in Psalm 84 and “Bakkah” in the Quran could refer to the same place, especially when considering the ambiguity around the location of “Baca” in the Psalms and the clear reference to Mecca as “Bakkah” in the Quran. Such a perspective can offer a compelling link between the two scriptures and their shared Abrahamic roots. It’s a perspective held by some based on the similarities in name and theme. The convergence of “Baca” in Psalm 84 and “Bakkah” in the Quran, combined with the shared motif of pilgrimage, certainly offers a compelling argument for a shared geographical reference. Nevertheless, from a spiritual and thematic perspective, the parallels are evident. The shared focus on pilgrimage to a sacred place, the transformative power of such a journey, and the deep yearning for divine proximity are universal themes found in both texts. These references to springs or sources of water in both scriptures add another layer to the thematic similarities between the two, emphasizing not just the physical journey or pilgrimage but also the divine providence and blessings that can emerge even in challenging circumstances.

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Listening to this is really blessing me ., ❤🔥

[@tommymcdaniel639]

So very encouraging and heart warming

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(Lo! the first Sanctuary appointed for mankind was that at Becca (Baca, Bekka), a blessed place, a guidance to the peoples [QURAN, Sura: 3, Verse: 96])

[@michellesamuels7558]

The Valley of Baca could’ve been in the West Bank. There’s a page on Wikipedia which mentions Baca. Also, Bakkah in Islam.

[@conniegochenaur7456]

What Hebrew word is the same for praise and strength? I'm looking..... ???

[@TheMahmoudmasoud]

BACA is Makkah This is talking about god's servants going to gods house in Makkah Open your eyes

[@sultanaldhaheri6194]

Quran 4:82 Then do they not reflect upon the Qur'an? If it had been from [any] other than Allah , they would have found within it much contradiction.

[@alialmasheni7987]

Mecca is called baca in the Quran, so baca is Mecca

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Baca Its makka

[@GardeniaInc]

Becca in isreal??but pray at wailling wall..thats funny..you think abraham rebuilt it??😂