Keeping a daily bible verse in mind is a great way to help you focus on what God is saying to you in your life. This is especially true if you are trying to live a life that is based on faith.
Defend the poor and fatherless
Defending the poor and fatherless is a requirement throughout the Scriptures. Doing so is the smartest thing to do, and it is the best way to show your allegiance to the one true God.
There are several ways to defend the poor and fatherless. One of the most basic ways is to see to it that the laws of justice are being applied to all citizens. Another is to show favor on rank.
While the Bible is full of verses on poverty and other social evils, the New International Version also has a number of verses on justice. In fact, there are a number of verses on the subject, many of which are not included in most other versions.
The most important thing to remember is that defending the poor and fatherless is not about giving gifts or taking bribes. The most important thing is to see to it that all citizens are treated with respect. Aside from this, the most important thing is to see to it that the laws of the land are being implemented.
Deliver the poor and needy
During his ministry, Jesus preached the good news of the gospel to the poor and needy. He taught his disciples to bring the homeless and the hungry into their homes. He also cleansed the deaf and lepers.
The Bible also gives us many verses that remind us how to help the poor. These verses are meant to encourage us to do good works and defend the rights of the poor. These verses also remind us to give freely and not to oppress the poor.
The Lord promises to deliver the poor and needy when they cry out. He will protect them from the wicked and deliver them from the darkness. He will also save their lives and redeem their blood from violence. The Bible also teaches us to defend the cause of the poor and fatherless.
Jesus also teaches us to share our possessions with the poor and needy. This means that you should sell your possessions and give them to the poor. You will be blessed if you do so.
God’s way is in the whirlwind and the storm
Throughout history, God has often spoke to men through a whirlwind. He has spoken through the Holy Spirit, in visions and dreams, or to men in the form of an angel.
In some instances, it’s been argued that suffering is out of God’s control. However, the Bible is clear that the laws of nature are under His control.
The Bible mentions God’s control of the wind in the story of Jonah. In the book of Nahum, God is portrayed as controlling the whirlwind and storm. He also has the power to create waves, billows, and other phenomena. He even dries up rivers.
There are several other references in the Bible to the whirlwind, including in the story of Job. In chapter 37, Job is confronted with a whirlwind. It may have been a flashback to a windstorm that killed his children. When God answers Job out of the whirlwind, Job’s pompous protests fall on deaf ears.
The Bible also mentions God’s power over the weather, including a mighty tempest. When the storm brews in the north, Job’s friends counsel him. However, Job understands that nothing can stop the Holy purposes of God.
Keep track of what you’ve read
Keeping track of what you’ve read daily can be a great way to motivate yourself to continue reading. This can help you find out what you enjoy reading and help you get a better sense of your reading life. There are many tools available online and in the bookstore to help you keep track of what you’ve read.
You can use a simple book journal to keep track of what you’ve read. You can write the book title, the author, the date you completed it, and other information. You can also include a short review. You can also draw a picture from the book. You can list the book as finished or unfinished if you want to. You can also list the pages you read and the number of stars you gave it.
Another great way to keep track of what you’ve read is to use a spreadsheet. An excel tracker allows you to create interesting stats and graphs. You can also customize the tracker to include daily, monthly, and yearly statistics.
