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Wage the Good warfare Here St. Paul admonishes Timothy to wage the good warfare as the prophesies of him (Timothy) foretell. Then Paul continues on saying that in order to teach Hymanaeus and Alexander to not blaspheme, he had to deliver them to Satan (the worst blasphemer of all).

Titus 3:5-6 assures us that we are justified only by God’s grace; not by anything we can accomplish in an of ourselves.

 “Sitting under the fig tree” is a Jewish metaphor for sitting and meditating on Scripture.  Today’s Scripture is a promise within an invitation.  The promise is that everyone will have his or her own place to sit and be in God’s word, His love and His grace.

“Then it will be as though I had sprinkled clean water on you, for you will be clean—your filthiness will be washed away, and your idol worship gone. And I will give you a new heart—I will give you new and right desires—and put a new spirit within you. I will take out your stonyContinue reading “Ezekiel 36:25-27”

Philemon is the shortest book in the Bible at just 25 verses. Paul sends Onesimus (whose name means Useful) back to Philemon, not to be his slave, but as a dear brother and fellow worker for the Gospel. Let us receive each another as fellow workers for the Gospel of Jesus.