Solid Words

All the redeemed people of all nations are now fellow citizens, with God's people, and part of the household of God, which is built on the foundation that was laid by Christ. We are now the Holy temple of the Lord.

In this opening chapter in the book of Joshua, the Lord encourages Joshua to draw his strength from Him as he prepares to lead Israel across the Jordan River into the Promised Land. The Lord is with him and will never leave him.

Because of the reconciling work of Christ, He has torn down the wall of hostility between Jews and Gentiles and between man and God. Therefore, we who are in Christ have free access to God the Father by means of the Holy Spirit.

In this Bible Study, we cover Moses' song to Israel and the death of Moses.

We, as Gentiles, are now in Christ and are no longer far off as strangers. We are made near to the blessings of Christ, which are accomplished by His sacrificial death.

In this Bible study, Joshua is consecrated at Israel's new leader, Moses gives the command concerning The Law being read every seven years, and Yahweh predicts Israel's rebellion.

Our salvation by the grace of God does not improve our old nature but it gives us a new nature which in turn does good works to the glory of God.

In this Bible study, Moses presents Israel with a choice concerning obeying the covenant: life or death, good or evil. He cried out for them to choose life.

We are saved by grace through faith. Salvation is a gift from God. We owe all our salvation to the Lord. Therefore, we have no room to boast except in Christ.

In this Bible study, God renews His covenant with Israel, which He originally made with them at the beginning of their wilderness journey 40 years earlier.

In saving us, God makes us alive with Christ, raises us up and seats us together in Christ in order to display His kindness towards us in Christ.

In this Bible study, God issues the covenant blessings and curses on Israel. Obedience = blessed; disobedient = cursed.

Only God can make those who are spiritually dead, alive, and only because of His great mercy and love can this be accomplished.

Before we were called to be saints, we were dead in our sins. We were lost, undone, depraved, children of wrath, and unable to come to God.

In this Bible Study, God commands Israel concerning keeping His commandments, inscribing the law on stones, and living as God's people by obeying His voice. He also pronounces curses upon the people who disobey the Law.

Before we were called to be saints, we were walking according to the principles of this world under the power of Satan. We were slaves to our sinful desires. We were, in our sinful nature, children of wrath, under the righteous judgment of a holy God.

In this Bible study, God gives the last of His commands to Israel before they enter the Promised Land. These commands concern the offering of first fruits, and the command to worship Yahweh as the only God.

In this Bible study, God gives the last of His commands to Israel before they enter the Promised Land. These commands concern the offering of first fruits, and the command to worship Yahweh as the only God.

Before we were called to be saints, we were dead in our sins. We were lost, undone, depraved, children of wrath, and unable to come to God.

In this Bible study, God commands Israel concerning justice, widows, and fairness.