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    The Bible Standard – Re-Discover the Truth.

    Christadelphians Talk about various subjects concerning True Bible Teaching.

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    The Palestine Controversy: Whose Land is it really! Dec 31, 2024
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    A @Christadelphians Video: Description: Jews and Arabs have long disputed ownership of the land presently called Israel. Here is a talk on what the Bible says about it. # Summary In this video, the speaker addresses the complex and contentious issue of land ownership in Palestine, particularly in light of biblical teachings. Beginning with a disclaimer that the discussion is not politically charged, the focus is solely on what the Bible says regarding the ownership of the land. The speaker emphasizes that the Bible asserts its divine inspiration and authority, suggesting that God is the ultimate owner of the Earth. The discussion revolves around three main questions: Whose land is it originally? To whom did God give the land? And what does this mean for all people today? The speaker explores the biblical history of the land, tracing back to Abraham, who is considered a pivotal figure in the narrative of land ownership. It is revealed that God promised the land of Canaan to Abraham and his descendants, specifically through his son Isaac and grandson Jacob, who is also known as Israel. The video highlights the ongoing conflict between Jews and Arabs over this land, both of whom trace their lineage back to Abraham, thereby complicating the question of rightful ownership. Ultimately, the speaker concludes that while both groups have claims to the land, God's promise specifically designates it to the Jews. However, the broader message of the Bible extends beyond ethnic boundaries, offering a vision of peace and unity for all nations, culminating in a future where conflict ceases and all people can coexist harmoniously under God's kingdom. # Highlights - 📖 **Biblical Foundation**: The discussion is grounded in biblical scripture, asserting that the Bible claims to be divinely inspired. - 🌍 **Ownership of the Earth**: The speaker emphasizes that ultimately, God is the owner of all land, including Palestine. - 🧑‍🤝‍🧑 **Key Biblical Figures**: Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob are central to the biblical narrative regarding the land's ownership. - ⚖️ **Conflict Origins**: The video outlines the historical complexities of the land, including the claims of both Jews and Arabs. - 🌱 **Promise of Peace**: The biblical promise extends beyond the Jewish people to all nations, suggesting a universal opportunity for blessing. - ⏳ **Future Hope**: Isaiah's prophecy is cited, envisioning a future where nations live in peace without conflict. - 🔄 **Spiritual Inheritance**: The concept of being part of Abraham's family through faith in Christ is introduced, expanding the scope of God's promises. Through these insights, the speaker not only addresses the historical and theological basis for the land's ownership but also emphasizes a hopeful message of peace and reconciliation for all of humanity. 00:00 - Intro 00:27 - Explanation of why the Bible is trusted as a source for understanding land ownership. 01:05 - Clarification that the discussion will not delve into proving the Bible's authenticity. 02:08 - The analogy of choosing gifts for children to illustrate God's authority over land ownership. 03:07 - Emphasis on the belief that God created the Earth and thus has the final say on land ownership. 04:07 - Introduction to the geographical context of Palestine, highlighting its small size. 05:15 - Overview of the historical governance of Palestine, mentioning various ruling nations over time. 06:13 - Discussion on the complexity of determining land ownership based on historical presence. 07:40 - Reading from Genesis to establish biblical claims about land ownership. 08:59 - Introduction to Abram's journey and God's promise of land to his descendants. 10:35 - God's reaffirmation of the land promise to Abram and his seed in Canaan. 12:12 - Further details on the land promised to Abram's descendants. 13:18 - Expansion on the land's boundaries as described in Genesis. 14:22 - Identification of Abram's seed and the significance of Isaac in fulfilling God's promise. 15:33 - Explanation of the birth of Ishmael and God's promise regarding Isaac. 17:27 - God's promise to Abraham regarding Isaac, emphasizing the lineage of the covenant. 19:21 - The continuation of God's promises to Isaac and their implications for the land. 22:56 - God's reaffirmation of promises to Jacob, establishing the lineage of the Jewish people. 24:10 - Discussion on the origins of the Arabs and their historical connection to Abraham. 26:28 - The broader implications of God's promises beyond the Jewish people to all nations. 27:39 - Introduction to Galatians, connecting Abraham's faith to believers today. 30:42 - Explanation of how believers can become heirs of Abraham's promises through faith in Christ. 32:20 - Reflection on the current conflict and the hope of peace for Jews and Arabs in the future. 33:29 - Conclusion with a hopeful vision from Isaiah about a future of peace and harmony among nations.


    Thought for December 30th. “EVERYONE WHO DOES EVIL IS GOOD ,,,:” Dec 30, 2024
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    After Malachi, the last book in the Old Testament was written, there was silence; no inspired message from God until John the Baptist came on the scene 400 years or so later. No wonder John attracted so much attention.

    Through Malachi God again predicted the coming of Jesus, his special messenger, but Jesus states that John had also been predicted [Luke 3 v.15] in the words we will read in Malachi 3 v.1, “Behold I send my messenger and he will prepare the way before me.”

    Malachi’s message, like those of many prophet’s before him, fell on deaf ears. The religious leaders, the Levites, were misrepresenting God. “You have wearied the LORD with your words” he tells them. They ask, “How have we wearied him?” His response was , “By saying everyone who does evil is good in the sight of the LORD, and He delights in them.” [Ch.2 v.17] How could they say that? Well we can see today how much “whitewash’ is painted over ways of living that God declares is wrong.

    By representing God as being merciful, by twisting the application of the Law almost no matter how they lived the religious leaders in the time of Jesus were also misrepresenting God. Finally, a terrible judgement fell of them.

    What about today? There is a near silence in the established churches about the latter day warnings in God’s word. Malachi’s warnings apply to today when we read, “behold the day is coming , burning like an oven, when all the arrogant and all evildoers will be stubble. The day that is coming will set them ablaze.” [Ch.4 v.1]

    In contrast, how wonderful is the other side of the message! Let’s make sure we fix the gaze of our thinking on the other side,, “for you who fear my name, the sun of righteousness shall arise ….” [v.2]

    Malachi mentions the book of life of which we read in Revelation today (20 v.12). Malachi calls it a book of remembrance and writes, “”Then those who feared the LORD spoke with one another. The LORD paid attention and heard them, and a book of remembrance was written before him of those who feared the LORD and esteemed his name. They shall be mine, says the LORD of hosts, in the day when I make up my treasured possession, and I will spare them … “[3 v.16-17]

    Let us live so we become one of God’s treasured possessions?


    Prophecies of Moses: Israel's Future. Dec 29, 2024
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    A @Christadelphians Video: Description: An interesting look at Moses as the prophet that God spoke to “mouth-to-mouth.” God, through Moses, foretold many things regarding God’s plan to bring the Jewish nation back into their own land and to send Jesus Christ back to the earth to judge Israel and the nations. # SummaryThe presentation by Monroe James Larsen delves into the prophecies of Moses concerning Israel's future, highlighting their relevance in today's world, particularly amid current global tensions. It discusses the historical context of Moses' prophecies, their fulfilment over centuries, and the expected future events that align with biblical predictions. Larsen draws connections between Moses, other prophets, and contemporary events, emphasising the significance of these prophecies for understanding Israel's destiny and the implications for the world.# Highlights- 📜 **Prophecies of Moses**: Moses is recognised as a significant prophet whose predictions about Israel's future are crucial, particularly in times of global unrest.- 🌍 **Historical Context**: The presentation discusses Israel's history, including the destruction of Jerusalem in AD 70 and the subsequent dispersion of the Jewish people, as foretold by Moses.- ⚔️ **Current Global Tensions**: The speaker highlights the fear of World War III and the focus on Israel, indicating that current events may fulfil biblical prophecies concerning Armageddon.- 👑 **Return of Christ**: Emphasising the need for a future deliverer, Larsen discusses the anticipated return of Christ as a prophet like Moses, which is necessary for Israel's salvation.- 🌟 **Role of Israel**: The presentation asserts that Israel is God's chosen people, with prophecies indicating their eventual restoration and prominence among nations.# Keywords- Prophecy- Israel- Moses******************************************************************************


    Thought for December 29th. “…IN A SINGLE DAY … IN A SINGLE HOUR” Dec 29, 2024
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    As one debates in one’s thoughts the most likely way some of the symbolic language of Revelation is best understood there can be no doubt that today’s chapters (17 & 18) clearly portray the collapse of a great – and false – religious system. It is described as a ‘prostitute’ (AV – harlot).

    “A “voice from heaven” [18 v.4,5] says, “Come out of her, my people, lest you take part in her sins, lest you share in her plagues … God has remembered her iniquities”

    The language is reminiscent of the O.T. prophecies about Israel being false to their God; yet God was remarkably patient (by human standards) over a long period before Jerusalem and the Temple were destroyed.

    A powerful unbiblical system has dominated the Christian scene down through the centuries and we reflected on the fact that a several of those turning to God in our own personal experience were active members of the R.C. church. I have met two who had been R C priests, at least one other who was a nun, and have heard of several others. God is patient, counting as “his people” those who “come out of her” when they commit to true belief.

    Ch. 17 v.2 refers to “sexual immorality” and in the last few years the Church has been plagued by extensive evidence of pedophilia, about which they have at last been forced to admit and make apology. But celibacy is unnatural, and has no justification in Scripture; their alleged first Pope – Peter was married (Matt. 8 v.14)

    BUT then – note – “her plagues will come in a single day … for mighty is the Lord God who has judged her” [v.8] Even more than this, “in a single hour your judgment has come” [v.10] The collapse of the system is obviously very sudden.

    The fact that the European Union was established by “the treaty of Rome” in March 1957 with evident involvement by the Vatican – and that they have embassies, howbeit small, in all major countries and that nations recognize and, up till now, respect – has to be taken as significant: many important people visit the Pope.

    The Eurozone, is now financially very unstable, also the Vatican has recently had its financial scandals. But our world is now ‘a global village’! Is God soon to bring ‘plagues’ on those who worship ‘mammon’ (money – see Luke 16 v.11-13) A Euro collapse would undermine the USA’s financial struggles. The financial vision is, “The merchants of the earth weep …since no one buys their cargo anymore … for in a single hour all this wealth has been laid waste.” [18 v.11,17] This all began with ‘the treaty of Rome.’

    When God sees that the ingathering of true believers is complete – then the climax will take place – dramatically, suddenly – let us make sure we are part of that ingathering with our convictions and faith firm and strong..


    Real Places in the Bible #7 'Bethany' Dec 27, 2024
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    Real Places in the Bible #7 'Bethany'


    Thought for December 27th. “THE BURDEN OF THE WORD OF THE LORD” Dec 27, 2024
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    All too often the prophets of the LORD had to bring messages of coming acts of judgement from him.. These, , were predictions that were sure and certain. What a ‘burden’ this is for the prophet. The Hebrew word for ‘burden’ has the primary meaning of a pronouncement of doom to someone, all too often, to Israel..

    Yet Zechariah’s prophecy has many parts but who can say with any certainty how all these parts fit together? ) Part of yesterday’s chapter (11) dealt with events to be fulfilled at the first coming of Christ when “thirty pieces of silver” [v.12] were thrown “to the potter” [v.13] – they were a clear prediction which was fulfilled when the temple priests “bought with them the potter’s field” [Matt. 27 v.5-8] after Judas, in remorse, threw down the money in the Temple. Today’s chapter starts, “The burden of the word of the LORD” but it is a ‘burden’ against the enemies of Israel! It is often quoted because it seems clear it has a latter day application. We note the ‘burden’ of the prophets message is that God will “make Jerusalem a cup of staggering” firstly “to all the surrounding peoples”.[v.2]

    It is the only place where this word, that is translated ‘staggering’, occurs in the Hebrew scriptures– it is rendered as ‘reeling’ or ‘trembling’ in other versions. It fits rather well the frustrations and weakness of the nations around Israel during my lifetime.

    Verse 3 is even more thought provoking!, The LORD’s message is “On that day I will make Jerusalem a heavy stone for all the peoples.” What peoples? The prophet continues, “All who lift it will surely hurt themselves. And all the nations of the earth will gather against it.” Does “all the nations of the earth” refer to a United Nations sponsored force? – it seems to make sense: they are utterly unable to ‘lift’ the problem of Jerusalem from their agenda.

    The USA and Europe are “staggering” today in one sense – that is, financially. If we see them totally distracted by a huge financial implosion sometime, maybe soon – is it possible, maybe probable, that the Islamic nations, supported by such as Russia, will sponsor a ‘U.N.’ force aiming to ‘gather’ armies against Jerusalem?

    The word ‘Jew’ originates from Judahite, and God will act ”for the sake of the house of Judah … then the clans of Judah shall say … ‘The inhabitants of Jerusalem have strength through the LORD of hosts their God” [v.4,5]

    “And I’, says God, “will pour out … a spirit of grace … so that when they look on me, on him whom they pierced, they shall mourn ..” [v.10] John 19 v.34 tells us that the final act against Christ was the piercing of his side. When the Jews finally recognise their Messiah – what remorse will follow!

    But the rest of Zechariah’s prophecy still has many challenges to our understanding – and we hope to comment further tomorrow. May it not be a ‘burden’ to us to read and meditate on God’s word every day, making sure our meditation includes a personal application..


    Thought for December 26th. “MY WORTHLESS SHEPHERD” Dec 26, 2024
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    Jesus is the good shepherd – and in this world of sin and death (Romans 5 v.12) how urgent it is to find and hear the voice of the good shepherd. There have been many shepherds over the Centuries that have been good up to a point; for example, David, Solomon, Elijah and Hezekiah – and in recent Centuries, men of the calibre of Tyndale may well qualify. But they have been far outnumbered by worthless shepherds – and sadly is that not just about totally the situation today?

    Our thoughts travelled along these lines as we read the 11th chapter of Zedekiah. Verse 12 has that intriguing reference to those “who weighed out my wages thirty pieces of silver.” Those who readily paid over the money to Judas Iscariot were extreme examples of worthless shepherds, totally blind to the “good shepherd” .

    The one who received the 30 pieces of silver was the worthless one among the 12 Jesus was training to be shepherds to take his place after he left the earth. Do such shepherds exist today?

    The final verse of Zechariah 11 says, “Woe to my worthless shepherd, who deserts the flock …” Tragically worthless shepherds think they are serving God – the scribes and Pharisees are outstanding examples of this. They have existed in every generation; John, in his old age, wrote of a church leader called Diotrephes (see 3 John v.9,10) who was such a person and John adds, “whoever does evil has not seen God.” Our minds must have spiritual vision to “see” God.

    Doing evil starts in small ways, but whether small or not so small, there is a common factor says Jesus, “the world …. hates me because I testify about it that its works are evil.” [John 7 v.7] Do we avoid reading God’s word because it pricks our conscience? It is tragic that worthless shepherds think they are serving God, Diotrephes surely did, but those who constantly read and absorb God’s word, learn to be in awe of God, and so progressively develop an attitude that fits them to be seen by God and His Son as worthy shepherds,

    In the process of this they learn what it is to endure:- this brings us to our concluding thought in today’s ch. 13 of Revelation. Verse 8 tells us of “the book of life” and those whose names are not written there. How tragic! But then comes the challenge -“If anyone has an ear, let him hear … here is a call for the endurance and faith of the saints.” [v.10,11] And as we try to endure we can add a parallel thought, ‘if anyone has an eye, let him read’ and, as a result, really follow in the footsteps of the good shepherd.


    Thought for December 25th. “THERE WOULD BE NO MORE DELAY” Dec 25, 2024
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    In the Old Testament we read how often there were bad kings on the throne in Jerusalem that corrupted the people, or were corrupt because of the people, kings like Manasseh, yet God – from our human perspective – kept delaying in acting to destroy the Holy City and its Temple.

    Then in the New Testament Jesus wept over Jerusalem and forecast its destruction and that of the Temple. Yet 40 years elapsed after they crucified their Messiah before God’s judgements were carried out, in that time there was a great ingathering of individuals, who like, Paul, came to believe and serve Jesus with all their heart.

    Now, the message in Revelation indicates a humanly indeterminate length of time as God’s keeps watch over the affairs of human beings while our Lord our mediator, as “the Lamb of God (is) seated in the midst of the throne will be their shepherd, and he will guide them to springs of living water …” [7 v.17] and God’s word, for those who diligently read it, provides that living water.

    The time is to come when “there would be no more delay, but in the days of the trumpet call to be sounded by the seventh angel, the mystery of God would be fulfilled, just as he announced to his servants the prophets” [10 v.6,7]

    An example of this is our current reading in Zechariah. Today’s ch. 10 forecasts Israel’s return to their own land, “I will bring them back because I have compassion on them, and they shall be as though I had not rejected them, for I am the LORD their God”[v.6] and “I will make them strong in the LORD and they shall walk in his name” [v.12]

    Back in Revelation in today’s chapter 11, we read, “the seventh angel blew his trumpet, and there were loud voices in heaven saying, ‘The kingdom of the world has become the kingdom of our Lord and his Christ, and he shall reign forever and ever … The nations raged, but your wrath came, and the time for the dead to be judged and for rewarding your servants … those who fear your name both small and great …” [v.15, 18] No matter how small we feel in the affairs of the world, if we fear, that is, are in awe of all that God and His Son must be, let us redouble our efforts to serve them – not knowing how soon it will be before God says, there will “be no more delay”


    God tells us where the Middle East is heading Dec 24, 2024
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    A @Christadelphians Video: Description: This presentation gives the Bible’s case for what is happening and is going to happen in the Middle East, and specifically regarding Israel and God’s people the Jews. The Bible outlines the background of Middle East conflict from a historical point of view. God predicted what would happen to His people because of their disobedience. When Jesus Christ returns, he will settle once and for all the answer to the Middle East conflict, establishing the everlasting Kingdom based in Israel. A righteous government and peace will be established for all the world. God is in control of what is happening and His plan for the Middle East is being fulfilled. Summary The video discusses the ongoing conflicts in the Middle East, asserting that these events are foretold in the Bible and are part of God's plan. It explains the historical context of the Jewish people, their relationship with Jerusalem, and prophecies regarding their return to the land. The speaker emphasises that current tensions are not out of control but are fulfilling biblical prophecy, leading to the eventual return of Jesus Christ and a future of peace under his reign. Highlights

    • 📖 **Biblical Prophecy**: The video claims that the events in the Middle East are predicted in the Bible, indicating that they are part of God's divine plan rather than random occurrences.
    • 🌍 **Historical Context**: It outlines the history of the Jewish people, including their scattering and return to Israel, highlighting significant dates like 1948 and 1967 as fulfilments of biblical prophecy.
    • ⚔️ **Future Conflicts**: The speaker discusses future battles, including Armageddon, where nations will be judged for their actions against Israel, leading to the eventual return of Jesus Christ to establish peace.

    keyword#MiddleEast #BiblicalProphecy #Peace


    Jesus Christ, 'Son of Man'...What it really means. Dec 24, 2024
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    A @Christadelphians Video: Everyone knows that Jesus Christ is the son of God. Hardly anyone knows what this means. The phrased "Son of God" is explained to us in several passages in the New Testament; it also appears in the Old Testament. Luke 1:35 tells us that Jesus is called the Son of God because he has no human father, but was born as the result of a miracle, the power of God acting on Jesus' mother who was a virgin until his birth. He is literally the Son of God. The same passage tells us that Jesus is not God. God brought him into existence and promised to give him the throne of the Kingdom of God. Had Jesus been God, God would never have needed to give him anything; Jesus would already have had whatever it was. The act of giving implies two different beings. The Gospels also show that Jesus was sent by God and that he died and was raised by God. Because Jesus was the Son of God he had a closeness to God which was greater than that of any other being. He was able to act as a perfect image of God (Hebrews 1:1-4) and therefor to show us what God is like. This video is produced by the Gospel Online project which is arranged and supported by the Christadelphian community in the United Kingdom. # Summary This presentation explores the biblical accounts of Jesus Christ being the Son of God, and what that means for believers. It examines key passages from the Gospels of Luke, Matthew, and John, as well as references from the Epistles, to establish that Jesus was the Son of God and Mary, conceived by the power of the Holy Spirit. The presentation highlights that Jesus, as the Son of God, had the power to overcome sin and grant eternal life to those who believe in him. ### Highlights 🔍 The Bible accounts in Luke and Matthew clearly state that Jesus was the Son of God, conceived by the power of the Holy Spirit, and the Son of Mary. 🔍 The Gospel of John contains multiple references to Jesus as the "Son of God", emphasising that belief in him as such is necessary for eternal life. 🔍 Jesus, as the Son of God, had the power to overcome sin and temptation, which he inherited from his mother Mary, and ultimately won the battle against sin through his death on the cross. 🔍 Believing in Jesus as the Son of God who rose from the dead is the key to inheriting eternal life, as stated in the Epistles. # Keywords - Jesus Christ - Son of God - Eternal Life #Timestamps00:00 - Introduction 01:16 - Birth of Jesus, Son of God and Son of Mary 03:35 - Joseph's perspective on Jesus' conception 05:30 - Jesus as the Son of God in the Gospel of John 08:50 - Conclusion on Jesus as the Son of God 11:00 - Belief in Jesus as the Son of God grants eternal life 12:10 - Final remarks and invitation to subscribe ****************************************************************************** This video was produced by the ChristadelphianVideo.org project, arranged and supported by Christadelphians worldwide. You can follow us online at.. #1 Our Main site... https://cdvideo.org #2 Our podcast on Podbean... https://cdvideo.org/spotify #3 Our podcast on Apple...https://cdvideo.org/podcast-apple #4 Our podcast on Anchor...https://cdvideo.org/truth-talk #5 Our facebook...https://facebook.com/OpenBibles #6 Our Whats App... http://cdvideo.org/WhatsApp #7 Our Instagram... http://cdvideo.org/Instagram #8 Our X... http://cdvideo.org/X #9 Our YouTube Channel... http://cdvideo.org/youtube #10 Our Audio site Scripturescribe.com... https://cdvideo.org/mp3 #11 linktr.ee/cdvideo #Christadelphianvideo #christadelphianstalk #Christadelphians #bibletruthfeed #openbible #Gospeltruth #gospel #Christadelphian #bibletruthfeed #podcast #Christadelphians #discoverthebible #thebiblechannel


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