Tag Archives: Moses

Priorities and Living Balanced

Posted on September 16, 2013 by Mark Shields

Noted in yesterday’s post is that Solomon built the temple first and then built a palace for himself. He also kept up the holy sacrifices according to the Law of Moses. The lesson learned is about priorities and how to … Continue reading →

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Putting Him First

Posted on September 15, 2013 by Mark Shields

As recorded in 2 Chronicles 8, the temple was built first and then Solomon’s own palace. Except for a hint of inconsistency (V. 11), he kept up the holy sacrifices according to the Law of Moses. Solomon was dependable in … Continue reading →

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Victory after Many Loses

Posted on September 6, 2013 by Mark Shields

When the work on the Temple was completed as recorded in 2 Chronicles 5, there was a celebration. Judah’s history had been one of instability and a renunciation of religion but interspersed with periods of spiritual reformation. The people had … Continue reading →

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Appreciate and Affirm

Posted on July 11, 2013 by Mark Shields

While reading Esther 3, there are warnings given about self-importance. This has made me think about how important every individual is to God. That He sent His Son to die for you and for me. We shouldn’t point our finger … Continue reading →

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Delivered from the Trials of Life

Posted on April 4, 2013 by Mark Shields

Think of how God has delivered His people throughout history from starving in the dessert, from oppression, during sickness, or in distress at sea. He saved Daniel from the lions, Moses rose to prominence at age 80, and He gave … Continue reading →