Did you ever wonder what life WITHOUT God’s Presence would be like? I mean, really truly WITHOUT HIS PRESENCE? In my reading this week (Ezekiel) the exiles are coming home. They are moving back to their “homeland” and to top it off, God’s Presence has returned. Wait – what do I mean by God’s Presence returning? Isn’t He everywhere? Where did He go if He wasn’t there with them? That’s a good question ! I have been thinking about that this week and the importance of “God’s Presence” in my life and in OUR lives as Christians. In the Old Testament, God dwelt (on earth) in the tabernacle first and then in His Most Holy Place in the temple that King Solomon built for Him in Jerusalem. By “dwelling”, I mean He was there to worship and confess to. He spoke to (and through) prophets. He accepted sacrifices and worked in tremendous ways for His people. Jerusalem was captured and the Jews...
Eph 1:18 & 19 I pray also that the eyes of your heart may be enlightened in order that you may know the hope to which He has called you, the riches of His glorious inheritance in the saints, and His incomparably great power for us who believe. Together, through God's Word, we will open the eyes of our hearts to God's perfect plan for our lives.
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