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Tomorrow's Mercies for Tomorrow's Troubles. Mar 13, 1994. Scripture: Matthew 6:34, Lamentations 3:22–23. John Piper.
- Don't Be Anxious, Lay Up Treasure in Heaven
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- Don't Be Anxious, Lay Up Treasure in Heaven
4 Ιαν 2022 · Question. Why should we consider the lilies of the field (Matthew 6:28)? Answer. In the middle of His great Sermon on the Mount, the Lord turns to the topic of anxiety or worry, encouraging His followers to trust in God as their provider. He asks His followers, “Why are you anxious about clothing?
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Resources. Hebrew/Greek. Your Content. Matthew 6. The Message. The World Is Not a Stage. 6 “Be especially careful when you are trying to be good so that you don’t make a performance out of it. It might be good theater, but the God who made you won’t be applauding. 2-4 “When you do something for someone else, don’t call attention to yourself.
I. THE OBJECTS TO WHICH HE DIRECTS US FOR THE LESSON HE WOULD TEACH. II. THE LESSON ITSELF. God takes care of the lilies; the inference (1) From the less to the greater; (2) From the gift to the recipient. Shall God follow the gift with so much interest and be unmindful of him for whom it is intended; (3) From the ornamental to the needful.
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31 Μαΐ 2020 · 1. Debts. Forgive us our debts, as we also have forgiven our debtors. – Matthew 6:12. Here we’re looking at why we need to be forgiven. Our Lord seems to have taught the Lord’s Prayer more than once, for Luke records that Jesus taught us to pray, ‘forgive us our sins’ (Luke 11:4). So our sins are described here as debts to God.
