TEN COMMANDMEMTS OF LOVE: TEACHING THE LSRAELITES TO LIVE IN THE BLESSING ! "

TEN COMMANDMEMTS OF LOVE: TEACHING THE LSRAELITES TO LIVE IN THE BLESSING ! "See, I have set before thee this day life and good, and death and evil; in that I command thee this day to love THE LORD thy God, to walk in his ways, and to keep his commandments and his statues and his judgments, that thou mayest live and multiply: and THE LORD thy God shall BLESS thee in the land whither thou goest to possess it." (Deuteronomy 30:15-15). The Egyptians weren't the only ones who forgot about Joshua and how THE BLESSING on him exalted their nation. During the 400 years of Israelites lived in Egypt, they forgot THE BLESSING, too. And also in these last days people have forgotten THE BLESSING of Abraham, and have turned to the Babylonian systematic way of doing. Unlike Abraham, they weren't diligent to teach their children about. People have a loud the Bible to be taken out of schools: Satan do not want your children to know who they are in Christ Jesus, and for the most part who you are; religious teachings has been passed down from generation to generation that you are just an old sinner saved by grace. No, that is the furthest thing from the truth. They didn't have a written Bible to remind them about what it was and how to live in. They had handed down traditions, and through the years, those were almost wiped out. It no wonder that eventually the Israelites stopped putting their trust in the God of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob, and started thinking like the people around them. For the most part, that is what's going on throughout the world. They had begun to blend into the society in which they lived and begin looking to Egypt which is a type of the world for their blessing. When they did that, they threw open the door to all kinds of misery because the Egyptians were sold far into sorcery and witchcraft that they had a god for everything. Living in the middle of that kind of culture influenced the Israelites until they begin thinking and behaving in ways that stopped THE BLESSING from predicting them. The Bible says that when sin comes in death comes with it; and the Israelites found that out during the last 35 to 50 years in Egypt. During that time, they live under deadly oppression, suffering unthinkable horrors. They were enslaved. Their babies were murdered. In every conceivable way, their lives were made bitter and hard. But though the Israelites had forgotten God, and the rest of the world as well; He had not forgotten them. So when they sighed and cried in their bondage "God heard their groaning, and God remembered his covenant with Abraham, Isaac, and with Jacob. And God looked upon the children of Israel, Just As He is looking upon the born-again believer, and God had respect unto them "(Exodus 2:24-25). He appeared in a burning bush to an Egyptian raise Hebrew name Moses, and called him to deliver the Israelites out of the bondage of the curse and back into THE BLESSING. Now you may not have a burning bush experience, but God is calling you out of this darkness that is in this world; everyone is coming out of the closet that chooses to live a sinful lifestyle, and wanting you to accept it as if it is right ! Remember, the Scripture says; so as it was in the days of Noah, so shall it also be in the coming of the Son of Man, and Jesus is That Man. Shall he find faith on the earth when he come; or shall he find tradition. When THE LORD first call Moses, he was totally ignorant of God. He'd been raised, not as a son of Abraham, but as a prince of Egypt. Although he was aware of his Israelite heritage and wanted to help his fellow Hebrews, he had no idea that there was a right and a wrong way to do it. So, as a young man, when he saw an Egyptian beating an Israelite, he murdered the Egyptian and buried him in the sand. It wasn't exactly what God had in mind. But, of course, Moses didn't know that. What he did know was that once news of the murder out, Pharaoh was sure to come looking for him (Exodus 2:15), so he went into hiding and spent 40 years herding sheep on the backside of the desert in a place called Midian.