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                 Proverbs 20:12 NLT          [12] Ears to hear and eyes to see—           both are gifts from the Lord.  The biblical assertion that God created both a hearing ear and a seeing eye likely transcends the merely physical. It is my conviction that this statement originates from profound spiritual encounters rather than a literal description of human anatomy, perhaps even surpassing the renowned wisdom of Solomon. There are individuals who insist on empirical proof for God's existence, treating faith as a subject for theoretical validation. These people often pose questions driven by human emotions and limited understanding, seeking to comprehend in their minds the existence of God. Such an approach is akin to possessing eyes that are blind and ears that are deaf.            John 12:40 KJV        [40] He hath blinde...

In his pursuit of confirmation regarding God's promises, specifically the assurance of possessing the land of Canaan, Abraham sought clarity from God, as recorded in Genesis 15:8. There, he inquired, “Sovereign Lord, how can I know that I will gain possession of it?” In verse 9, the Lord instructed Abraham to bring a heifer, a goat, and a ram. Genesis 15:10 details that Abraham complied by presenting these animals, dividing them in two and positioning the halves opposite each other, while refraining from splitting the birds. As indicated in Genesis 15:11, vultures descended upon the carcasses, yet Abraham drove them away. Abraham vigilantly awaited the sacrifices, ensuring that they remained undisturbed as he anticipated God's reply. As dusk approached and the sun began to set, he fell into a profound sleep, during which a thick and terrifying darkness enveloped him. In verses 12-16, God spoke with Abraham concerning future events that would unfold even after his ti...

*Those He Called: The Formation of Disciples** Before we embark on this discussion, let us first examine the scripture from the Bible: **John 2:24-25 KJV**   [24] But Jesus did not commit himself unto them, because he knew all men, [25] and needed not that any should testify of man: for he knew what was in man. It is a profound truth that God possesses a greater understanding of us than we do ourselves. Often, we remain unaware of our own potentials—both positive and negative—due to deceptions sown by the adversary or our own ignorance. However, Christ, our Creator, is fully aware of our composition, every aspect of our being, and our capabilities. Have you ever contemplated the individuals whom God selected as His disciples? Are you not struck by His choice? Consider that Christ, the Son of God, manifested in human form and endowed with immense power and authority, known for His miracles and wonders, chose to call upon a tax collector, fishermen, and others of low...