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Pentecost

By Christina M Wilson on 2021-04-042021-04-04

I believe that this [Pentecost] is the exact moment when the truth and power of Christ’s resurrection struck them. They apparently burst out into the street praising God and proclaiming Christ in other tongues. … Continue readingPentecost

Happy Resurrection Day!

By Christina M Wilson on 2021-04-04

In the Pacific Northwest, clouds dominate. The winter color is gray. Residents soon learn the reason they tolerate the winter–it’s for the spring! The spiritual world in Christ is similar.Continue readingHappy Resurrection Day!

Resurrection Sunday Drama: Psalm 18

By Christina M Wilson on 2021-04-042021-04-03

Resurrection Drama: Psalm 18 Paraphrased * God the Son endangered, the ropes of death ensnared him, squeezed his breath away. A tsunami of destruction crashed upon his head. He couldn’tContinue readingResurrection Sunday Drama: Psalm 18

Against Tyre: Isaiah Devotional Journal 45

By Christina M Wilson on 2021-04-032021-09-10

Isaiah 23:1-18 Link to LXE Modernized Tyre in Its Setting Tyre in Isaiah’s day was a great port city. Located on the east coast of the Mediterranean Sea, it traded asContinue readingAgainst Tyre: Isaiah Devotional Journal 45

Eliakim or Shebna? Isaiah Devotional Journal 44

By Christina M Wilson on 2021-03-272021-09-10

Isaiah 22:15-25 presents an inclusio with a second inclusio embedded within. Verses 15 and 25, introduce and conclude the passage. Both of these verses, set off by the phrases, “Thus says the Lord… ” and “for the Lord has spoken,” refer to the wickedly proud Shebna, here a type of Satan. … Continue readingEliakim or Shebna? Isaiah Devotional Journal 44

Messiah the Servant: Isaiah Devotional Journal 43

By Christina M Wilson on 2021-03-242021-09-10

Isaiah 22:15-25 Link to LXE Modernized I. A Messianic Announcement Isaiah 22:15-25 is a key passage in Isaiah. At first glance, it may appear to be an ancient detailContinue readingMessiah the Servant: Isaiah Devotional Journal 43

Fall of Jerusalem and Judea: Isaiah Devotional Journal 42

By Christina M Wilson on 2021-03-202021-09-10

In Isaiah 22:11, God uncovers his own heart, and the ears of faith can hear the anguish in the voice that cries out–And ye procured to yourselves water between the two walls within the ancient pool: but ye looked not to him that made it from the beginning, and regarded not him that created it. (Isaiah 22:11 LXE) … Continue readingFall of Jerusalem and Judea: Isaiah Devotional Journal 42

Idumea and Kedar: Isaiah Devotional Journal 41

By Christina M Wilson on 2021-03-192021-09-10

The main point of Isaiah 21 is that God is not pleased. Babylon will fall, Idumea is in grave danger, and Kedar will endure great suffering and death. But God is always eager for people everywhere to repent and trust in him who is able to keep them safe. … Continue readingIdumea and Kedar: Isaiah Devotional Journal 41

Year: 2021