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Story 150: The Options
Story 150: The Options

Noah and Lot were far from perfect men, but they listened to their God (see Genesis 6-9 and 18:16-19:29). When God’s merciful warnings came, they had ears to hear and were saved. The rest of the people during their times chose their own terrible ends by treating the words of their Maker with contempt.

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Gospel of Luke, Jesus Christ, New Testament, The Bible, UncategorizedJennifer JagersonAdam and Eve, Bible stories, corruption, Day of the Lord, election, End Times, Ephesians, faith, free choice, free will, glory, Gospel of Luke, hope, Jesus Christ, Jews, judgement, Kingdom of God, Lot, love, New Testament, Noah, obedience, rapture, rejection of God, repentance, Romans, Salvation, sin, Sodom and Gomorrah, Son of Man, the elect, trust
Story 158: On Becoming A Many-Mina'ed Servant of God
Story 158: On Becoming A Many-Mina'ed Servant of God

As the Lord Jesus moved from Jericho on the path to Jerusalem, the people wondered what would happen when He got there. Would He reveal Himself as the conquering Messiah? Would He usher in the Kingdom of God?

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Bible narratives, Bible study, Gospel of Luke, Gospels, Jesus Christ, New Testament, UncategorizedJennifer JagersonBible story, Bible Study, Christianity, corrupt leadership, End Times, faith, five minas, Israel, Jesus Christ, Jews, Judgment, New Testament, one minas, parable, radical, rebellion, resurrection, Road to Jerusalem, servanthood, ten minas, wisdom