Let your qualities stand out

Let your qualities stand out - Leviticus 26:13 If one is able to fulfill our part of the covenant all that is offered to the faithful, there is no doubt that God will faithfully fulfill His. We must be obedient to all of God's commandments. With the eagerness of life, the day with the warmth of what is lived, such a passionate flesh, and a passion capable of dominating the will and disturbing reason, are the causes for which the time comes to break everything pure and the orders of God for our lives. The problem is that the passion of the flesh is so strong that it breaks reason and easily breaks God's for our lives.

I. He has known my name.

A. (Psalm 91:14) For in Me they have placed their love.

1. He will set you up because you have put your love and dedicated yourself to knowing His name.

2. Those who have put their love in God: those who know Him well love Him. Those who know His name.

3. We do not know His nature perfectly, but He has become known to us by name and works.

4. (V. 15) Those who call upon Him in prayer and keep with Him a constant correspondence (action and effect of corresponding or corresponding, corresponding = which implies an action of returning something that has been received with something else equivalent).

5. Because he has placed his love in Me, I will also deliver him.

6. (Isaiah 33:15-16) The character of the good even in times of general iniquity: He walks righteously.

7. He acts according to the norms of equity, giving to each his own, not only to God, but also to men.

8. He does not accept that the pure is taken away from him, nor the holy.

9. For there to be purity you must close your ears to temptation and turn your eyes away from sin and the vanities of the world.

10. (V. 16) The consolation of the good, which may encourage him even in times of general calamity.

11. To be safe, for he will have communion (in correspondence) with the God who is consuming fire, for for him it will be a joyful light.

12. As for the present troubles, calamities, they will not harm him because he will dwell on high, taking refuge in God.

13. There you will not lack anything you need to live; you have bread and water safe.

14. Those who fear God will never lack anything that is good for them.

15. (Habakkuk 3:19) Those who, when they felt full, rejoiced "in God for everything," even when they feel empty, can rejoice "for" everything in God even sitting on "a heap of ruins," "singing praises to the glory of God."

16. Joy in God is never outside of time or place.

17. May our hearts not be set on the things of this world, nor bound to them our happiness.

18. (Luke 19:17) The master praised him as "faithful" in the "little."

19. This is the way things are, we will always be only useless servants.

20. His reward would be "authority over ten cities."

21. The rewards for faithful service are apparently tied to the government in Christ's kingdom.

22. The extent at which a disciple will rule is determined by the measure of his devotion and "self-giving."

23. (1 Corinthians 6:2) That those who will one day judge the world be unable to judge trivial questions that arise between them.

24. The Scriptures teach that believers will be reunited with Christ on earth when He comes with power and glory and that they will be entrusted with the issues to be judged.

25. If Christians are going to "judge the world," shouldn't they be able to resolve the small differences that now bother them?

26. (Revelation 3:21) The overcomer is promised that he will share the glory of the throne "of Christ and reign with Him over the millennial earth."

27. With this intimate communion between the believer and Christ, which "begins already in this life, but will become manifest at the Second Coming of the Lord (1 John 3:2).

28. (Revelation 5:10) Beyond redemption, the Lord has made believers, kings, and priests to worship Him, to bear witness to Him, and to reign with Him over the millennial "earth."