The LORD shall preserve your going out and your coming in from this time forth, and even for evermore. The promise of protection is not confined by the individual traveling from one point to another point. It incorporates life’s journey and experiences in all our affairs. Miscellaneous Writings Prayer for travelling mercy P. S. Wilmot Share The LORD shall preserve your going out and your coming in from this time forth, and even for evermore. (Psalms 121:8) Herein is a contract, between the one that is being protected and the protector that protects. The requirement of the contract is faith, faith in the Lord. The simplicity of this contract does not limit the greatness of such promise, and the promise of protection is not confined by the individual traveling from one point to another point. It incorporates life’s journey and experiences in all our affairs, and furthermore, beyond preservation, the believer will prosper in all things. Until then, let faith in the Lord uphold the contract. For those who believe, they are like trees that grow beside a stream, that bear fruit at the right time, and whose leaves do not dry up. They succeed in everything they do. Surely goodness and mercy shall follow me all the days of my life: and I will dwell in the house of the LORD for ever. (Psalms 23:6) Scripture Reference Psalms 1:3 Psalms 52:8 Deuteronomy 28:6 Prayers Writings awalkingnewman.com

Miscellaneous Writings The Lost Sand Rock The innovation and progression we experience as a society is never because we are great; it is because we have fallen from that which is great. The course of humanity, therefore, strives to regain its lost greatness. Knowingly or unknowingly, within us all is the desire to return to what we once were originally. Contrarily, the ape doesn’t aspire in its capable mind of becoming great because it wasn’t meant to be. However, the human strives for greatness is the evidence of the plan of a purpose placed within us rather than an existence based on coincidence. The word plan, is like the application of the model of a building, showing the form or intent of the Designer. The purpose of those who follow will be to build thereon. Hence, we progress as a society, or we ought to. Nevertheless, an innovation and progression without the acknowledgment of its Designer, though it progresses, but it is of no effect to those who follow. In liberty, they become dependent. Through the innovation for simplicity, lives become complicated. Share Miscellaneous Writings That which was then wasn’t unchangeable, like sand it was manageable, but with time its reliability was solid. Today we see through virtuality, seeing all at once, but seeing less than ever. Have we forgotten the simplicity of the old path or we have gone astray? ____________________________________ 🎨PSW·3✒© BACK #TheOldPath

To thee, O LORD, do I lift up my soul. O my God, I trust in thee: let me not be ashamed, let not my enemies triumph over me, Also, let none that wait on thee be ashamed: let them be ashamed who transgress without cause.  Miscellaneous Writings A prayer for pardon and protection Share A Psalm of David. To thee, O LORD, do I lift up my soul. O my God, I trust in thee: let me not be ashamed, let not my enemies triumph over me, Also, let none that wait on thee be ashamed: let them be ashamed who transgress without cause. Show me thy ways, O LORD; teach me thy paths. Lead me in thy truth, and teach me: for thou art the God of my salvation; on thee do I wait all the day. Remember, O LORD, thy tender mercies and thy loving kindnesses; for they have been ever of old. Remember not the sins of my youth, nor my transgressions: according to thy mercy remember thou me for thy goodness' sake, O LORD. Good and upright is the LORD: therefore, will He teach sinners in the way. The meek will He guide in judgment: and the meek will He teach his way. All the paths of the LORD are mercy and truth to such as keep his covenant and his testimonies. For thy name's sake, O LORD, pardon my iniquity; for it is great. What man is he that feareth the LORD? him shall He teach in the way that he shall choose. His soul shall dwell at ease; and his seed shall inherit the earth. The secret of the LORD is with them that fear him; and He will show them His covenant. My eyes are ever towards the LORD; for He will pluck my feet out of the net. Turn thee to me, and have mercy upon me; for I am desolate and afflicted. The troubles of my heart are enlarged: O bring thou me out of my distresses. Look upon my affliction and my pain; and forgive all my sins. Consider my enemies, for they are many; and they hate me with cruel hatred. O keep my soul, and deliver me: let me not be ashamed; for I put my trust in thee. Let integrity and uprightness preserve me; for I wait on thee. Redeem Israel, O God, out of all his troubles. (Psalms 25:1-22) Summary and Exposition David, the psalmist of the 25th Psalms, in type represents the believer of today. In great distress, may we call upon God with all urgency. Let us pray for pardon, knowing by faith we will be heard. In times of pressures or depression, if the mind is aware of its state of depression, let the same mind reason to look to the Lord. To thee, O LORD, do I lift up my soul. When the burdens of this world are the weight to bear, the mind is cutoff from the reality of living. Wherewith it is in a place of despair and hopelessness, there, it excuses itself by shutting the windows to its opening. If sorrow is the reason, let joy be the solution to open the mind from a dark place of misery. This joy , is the recognition that there is hope, to thee, O LORD, do I lift up my soul, I trust in thee . Such call is the believer calling from his or her place of dark misery, and the Lord shall hear and open the windows of the mind with the radiance of hope. In times of unhappiness shall we wait to be happy before we call on to the Lord for His deliverance? Certainly not, a patient need not the treatment of a physician when he is well. Instead, in his illness, he reaches out to the physician. So then, may we call out to the Lord our Great Physician , in the time of need. O LORD, do I lift up my soul. I have gone astray, for my doing, but now, O Lord, by your mercy, show me thy ways; teach me thy paths. I have sinned, through inconsiderateness, and the heat of passion, but according to your mercy; remember not the sins of my youth, nor my transgressions. Give me, O Lord, an abundant pardon . Look upon my affliction and my pain; and forgive all my sins. Consider my enemies, for they are many; and they hate me with cruel hatred. We are our own enemy when we fail to do that which is right, despite knowing the wrong, but for the lust of the flesh, we yield to the wrongdoing. Nevertheless, my enemies are not standing with me, in hope of your mercy, so I stand alone in your presence. Keep my soul, and deliver me: let me not be ashamed; for I put my trust in thee. Let integrity and uprightness preserve me; for I wait on You, Lord. Redeem Israel, O God, out of all his troubles. Israel represents the whole house of God. Though David, the representation of the believer seeking the face of the Lord through prayer, praises and meditation, for pardon and protection, while taking full responsibility for his action; thereby willing to face the consequence. However, when he is aware that his prayers are heard, and the blessings, and mercy of the Lord is about to be poured out in favor, David now includes all the house of God to be a recipient of God’s blessing. How beautiful, this is the true representation of a leader and a man or woman of God. Twelve Requests of David (or the believer) to God 1 . Let me not be ashamed 2 . Let not mine enemies triumph. 3 . Let none who pray be ashamed 4 . Let sinners be ashamed. 5 . Show me Your ways 6 . Teach me Your paths. 7 . Lead me into truth 8 . Teach me truth. 9 . Remember Your mercies 10 . Remember Your loving kindness. 11 . Remember not my youthful sins 12 . Remember for Your goodness’ sake. Prayers Writings awalkingnewman.com REQUEST A PRAYER

as we search the scriptures concerning the topic of the Five Offerings, let us not viewed them as a legalistic command that must be enacted to earn God’s grace. Nevertheless, through the revelations therein we shall contract a glimpse of the wonders acts of God throughout the ages. The Five Offerings of Leviticus The Five Offerings Part 1, the Burnt Offering Part two is now available. Follow the blue link below Share Miscellaneous Writings For interaction and comments, click for The blog version A five-part series dealing with the five Offerings of Leviticus. The Burnt Offering The Meal Offering NEW The Peace Offering The Sin Offering The Trespass Offering These things were a shadow of that which was to come, we do not practice them for they were fulfilled in Christ, of whom they all pointed to in types, symbols and shadows. Thus, He said; search the scriptures; for in them you think you have eternal life: and they are they which testify of Me. (John 5:39) Therefore, as we search the scriptures concerning the topic of the Five Offerings , let us not viewed them as a legalistic command that must be enacted to earn God’s grace. Nevertheless, through the revelations therein we shall contract a glimpse of the wonders acts of God throughout the ages. The first of the five offerings to expound is that of the Burnt Offering. The background of the Burnt Offering and its applications. Unlike the Pagan nations during the time of our text, their so-called offerings and sacrifices were that of humans. An act God strongly forbid, as the Creator, He cherishes life. Onto His chosen people, Israel, He established the sacrificial system through Moses. Perhaps the second most influential person in history, next to Christ. Moses , born a slave, raised a Pharaoh, cast out of society in his prime, wander for 40 years. Return as a deliverer of millions against the most powerful nation, without the drawn of a sword or the firing of a bow. Established the greatest government system on earth, without partaking of it. Gives the world the Decalogue. (Ten Commandments) One can attribute the success of recent western civilization to these Ten given rules. Wherever it is observed or acknowledge there is liberty. Whereas, wherever it was once accepted, but rejected; the nation moral fiber is set on a course for moral deterioration and anarchy. Nevertheless, the study of the text will be the relation between the sacrificial system and Jesus Christ. As well as its relation to us through types and shadows. The sacrificial system was an outward expression of those who partake thereof, precisely Israel , and those who at times joining with them in becoming one with them as a nation and people. Through this system, men were held accountable for their wrongdoing. This gives them an inward desire to restore the broken relationship cause by sin between them and God, and ultimately the broken relationship between humanity, the world and God, which will be mended together by Jesus Christ. Wherever there is sin, there is hurt, death and destruction, physical death or spiritual death. The System of our study served as a temporal measure in dealing with sin, until He who have the power over sin was made manifest, the Lord Jesus. Until then, all things in the sacrificial system pointed to Christ, as a reminder to those who came before us, knowing that someday, greater than the millions of sacrifices will be made manifest. Until then, the sacrificial system was a stopgap measure. (a temporary way of dealing with a problem) The Lord would rather obedience than sacrifice, but due to man’s sinful nature, this was unlikely. Yet a Loving God will not watch the destruction of His people through sin. Therefore, this was the sacrificial system, the exposition of one of five of the offerings. Burnt offering The name derives from the offering being consumed in fire. Also known as a WHOLE burnt offering, symbolizing Christ, who is our ALL. Its Hebrew name is עולה, which comes from the word meaning to ascend. May the believer’s past of failures be burned to ashes never to be remembered. Therewith, let us rise in newness of life. As Christ would be lifted on the Cross and ascend on High, at the right hand of the Father. That whosoever believes in Him shall be seated with Him in Heavenly places (Ephesians 2:6) , but before we can receive the acceptance of the glory of the Father in Heaven, our Sinful Nature must be dealt with in totality. The requirements of the brunt offering called for a bullock , a sheep or bird, precisely (Pigeon or a dove ) One might ask, what about the innocent animals? The innocence of the animals gives more insight to the reason typifying the sacrifice. They were innocent, yet they became a sacrifice. As Christ was Innocent, He became the sacrifice for humanity, for those who will accept. One cannot serve God in part righteousness, while willfully chooses to partially practice certain sin. Instead, all sin, must come under the wrath of a Holy God. So great is the power of sin that humanity cannot undo its destructive effects. It takes a power greater than the power of sin to destroy sin. This power is the wisdom of God that was manifested in Jesus Christ, who became the Sacrifice in the place of fallen humanity. At the Cross the Lord Jesus took the penalty for ALL sin, past, present and future (1 Peter 3:18... Romans 6:10...Hebrews 9:28) He died to sin once, but greater is the power of God, though He died to sin once. Yet, He lives forever. Having taken ALL the penalties of sin, like the burnt offering that was completely burned on the altar. Likewise, Christ completely gives Himself for us by completely destroying the power of sin. Through this, we are accepted by God. Hence, the Burnt Offering was an offering of acceptance. The offerer brought the animal to the altar . The altar typifies the Cross of Christ, it is at the Cross sin must be dealt with, and there sin was destroyed. (1 Peter 2:24) One cannot overcome sin through willpower, fasting, or the likes. The animal was presented by the offerer to the priest. (the priest, a type of Christ) The focus of the priest was the sacrifice, not the one offering the sacrifice. Therefore, let us come to Christ, just as we are. The offerer laid his hand on the sacrifice wherewith it was slew on the North side of the altar. Heaven is to the North, (Isaiah 14:13; Psalms 48:2) our help comes from above. The laying of the hand of the offerer on the sacrifice, portrays we in ourselves cannot overcome sin, it must be transferred by the removing thereof. Through this, the sin of the sinner was passed on to an innocent undefiled animal (Leviticus 1:4). Like Christ, who knew no sin, He took on the sin of many that we might be made the righteousness of God (2 Corinthians 5:21) The animals that became the innocent sacrifice, typify Christ, His person and His sufferings for our atonement. Three types of animals were acceptable, a bullock, a sheep a young pigeon or dove. Although the animals mentioned here are diverse in their representation and class. However, they all had one thing in common. Their perfection, meaning they had to be perfect. It typified Christ, the representation of His perfection. They too had to be without blemish. If a bullock or a sheep, it had to be a male with without blemish, and the most perfect of its kind (Leviticus 1:3). In their diversities, we however, see God's wisdom of unity in reaching out to all mankind, rich or poor, through Jesus Christ, who is the same unto all men. A turtle-dove unto the poor as well as a lamb unto the rich. For those who couldn’t afford a Bullock or a lamb. They had a choice between a young pigeon, or a dove. The animals in their representation of Christ Though we are diverse in our status, but we all faced the same problem, the problem of sin. Moreover, there is only one solution for sin. Jesus Christ and Him crucified. All the offerings in some ways typified Christ and His work. Like the Burnt offering; The altar on which the animals were sacrificed and burned typified the Cross on which Jesus died. Whereas the types of the animals typified the person of Christ and His work. The bullock typified Christ in His power. Yet, He became weak unto death; that we may receive His victorious power over sin. The sheep typified Christ in submission to the will of the Father that we may be shielded from the wages of sin which is death. The dove typified the Spirit of God upon Christ. Whereas both birds were, the image of the gentle, and the harmless nature of Christ. The death of the animals on the altar, and the death of Christ on the cross for the remission of sin. As the sacrifice represented Christ in His fullness, their deaths on the altar typified the judgment and death we all once faced and the death in which Christ suffered for us that we may live. Recorded in Leviticus 1:5, the animal was killed before the Lord, typifying all transgressions of sin is exposed before God. Exposed that it may be atoned by the blood of Christ. Or in the refusal of His precious shed blood, judgment shall befall the transgressor. The death of the animal wasn’t hidden, typifying Christ's death was visible to all, as His victory is self-evidence. Its unblemished skin was flayed from its body and its body being cut into pieces. Or the head of the bird wring off, and the plugging away of its feathers. This typified of Christ giving us His robe of righteousness while taking our bare shame of sins and the penalties thereof. As He hung on the Cross, stripped and smitten, with His hands stretched, bound and nailed to the cross-beam. The tissues in His body experience tremendous pain and attempt to adjust naturally from the unprecedented forceful pulling of the muscles, veins and tissues, but to no avail, causing the flow of air to His lungs to decrease. Agony and slow breathing soon turn into dizziness, but without a quench, the body experiences waves of cramps, with each wave being painful than the previous. As the muscles pull back for a relief. The body of our blessed Lord was shredded in pieces from within as the animal was cut in pieces on the altar, so was His body. The cross-beam , called the patibulum , or the horizontal part of the Cross was then lifted up and connected to the vertically beam that was planted in the earth, known as the stripe . This cause another shock wave of pain throughout His body. Therewith, His feet were connected to the stripe, the vertical beam, as a long nail was driven through the flesh and bones and into the vertical beam causing Him to be fastened by bruises and pain. With the four wounds to His body. His both hands and feet. The number four is the symbol of universality. Typifying Christ bore the pain and penalty of sin for all, north south east and west. For the blacks, the whites and in-between. Out of those four bruises came grace, as His side was pierced, came forth water mixed with blood. And all the many other bruises He bore, He bored for the many who will receive Him as Lord. Continuation of the typification, the entrails of the animal was not exempted from the burning on the altar nor was its outward body parts exempted. This typified Christ's death atoned for men as a whole, body and soul. One cannot serve God only outwardly while holding back spiritually. Nor should a believer attest to serving the Lord spiritually while struggling outwardly in the members of his or her body. Such was seen in the burning of the flesh on the altar. The animal as a whole having been cut in pieces was burned on the altar. Except for its skin, which was removed as previously mentioned. Foreshadowing of what Christ would do on the Cross. Although, He became a sin sacrifice for us. It did not change His perfect image. Hence, the unblemished skin or covering of the animal was removed before it bore the penalty of the transgressor. The burning on the altar and the sharing of its blood was a foreshadow of the precious Blood of Christ, the extinguisher of man's transgression. The shield against the destructive power of sin and the cure for man’s brokenness and the mending of sinful fallen man's fellowship with God. One might ask, why blood of all things? The answer can thus be summed up, blood is the substance of life. Or the life is in the blood. At the dawn of man, sin corrupted the life of man. So then, how can the corrupt blood of an ill patient treat that patient and restore health to the body? It cannot, it takes an outside source. In the case of fallen men, a powerful source that is immured to the corruption of sin and greater than the destructive power of sin. The Blood of the Lord Jesus Christ. Do we physically obtain His blood? Certainly not, but this we know. Man is a Spirit being housed in a physical body. Our motives, feelings, emotions and thoughts are not the works of our physical body. These things are from within our body, which are unseen, but they give maneuverability and life to the physical body. So, the receiving of Christ’s Blood for purification, is done by faith. For faith is the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen. As the animal blood was sprinkled for covering against sin and its body burn on the altar , typifying the destruction of sin. So was Christ on the Cross, as He hung, enduring pain and suffered the sin of the world. The intense tension to His body, the decrease of air flow to His lungs and the stretching and pulling of every fiber of His being without retracting, would cause a great shock and extreme heat to the body. Hence, one of our Lord's saying on the Cross was, I thirst. As recorded in John 19:28. Physically He thirst. Whereas, spiritually doing such burdensome time, yet He thirst to fulfill the will of the Father. The Father hath made Him to be sin for us, who knew no sin; that we might be made the righteousness of God in him. (2 Corinthians 5:21) The gruesomeness of the burnt offering and the Blood of the Cross of Christ, it's not merely to present a bloody sacrifice, but rather, it shows how awful and damnable sin is, and the measure in which it must be dealt with. The offering pointed to the Cross of Christ. It grieves the heart of the sinner turned saint to see the blessed Lord, who knew no sin, yet He took on the sin of the world. A world that was made by Him, but its people for the most part knew Him not. Yet, He made the first proposal to die for the world. Yet, He lives that whosoever believes in Him might live in newness of life. The Cross of Christ is a sad reminder of the destructive power of sin. However, a greater power is the victory won over sin. Such victory is not of sorrow, nor defeat, but of a glorious triumphant from the very throne of Heaven to all the four corners, width and depth of the Earth. Through Jesus Christ our Lord. Seeing the Lord Jesus Christ as the Lamb of God typifying our burnt offering, should surely bring joy to our hearts. He came down to do the will of God, taking on the form of man, heaven rejoiced and sung songs of praises. Glory to God in the highest, and on earth peace, good will toward men. Surely the glory was in His death, in that He died to destroy sin. Yet He ever lives as a testament of His victory He won for us. For He said, I lay down my life, that I might take it again. No man takes it from Me, but I lay it down of Myself. I have power to lay it down, and I have power to take it again. This commandment have I received of My Father. (John 10:17-18) I am He that liveth, and was dead; and, behold, I am alive for evermore, Amen; and have the keys of hell and of death (Revelation 1:18). Wherefore sons and daughters of God, rejoice in the Lord forever more. Neither forget the price that was paid for our victory. BEHOLD THE LAMB OF GOD, WHICH TAKES AWAY THE SIN OF THE WORLD! ____________________________________ 🎨PSW·3✒© Share For interaction and comments, click for The blog version

Take me back dear Lord To the place where I first received you Take me back, take me back dear Lord where I First believed Take Me Back 00:00 / 04:10 Take me back, take me back dear Lord To the place where I first received You Take me back, take me back dear Lord where I First believed I feel that I'm so far from You Lord But still I hear you calling me Those simple things that I once knew, Their memories keep drawing me I must confess, Lord I've been blessed But yet my soul's not satisfied Renew my faith, restore my joy And dry my weeping eyes Take me back, take me back dear Lord To the place where I first received You Take me back, take me back dear Lord where I First believed I tried so hard To make it all alone I need your help Just to make it home Take me back, take me back dear Lord To the place where I first received You Take me back, take me back dear Lord where I First believed If there is a feeling of loneliness, may it be a reminder of where we once were in the Lord, or where we ought to be. So, dear Lord, take me back to the place where I first received You. If there is more than what I now have, take me dear Lord, to where I ought to be. #songs

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Biblical resource through the Walking New Man website/Quotations page-9 Faith is more powerful than government, and NOTHING is more powerful than God. The Bible on civil and social life, and as to its harmony with geology, It is the grand charter of man's political and civil equality, liberty, and order. It is the guardian and the only adequate protector of his social happiness. Benjamin Silliman American chemist and science educator. Founder of the American Journal of Science. As a child I received instruction both in the Bible and in the Talmud. I am a Jew, but I am enthralled by the luminous figure of the Nazarene Albert Einstein Mathematician and physicist. I do think that a minister who can preach a sermon without addressing sinners does not know how to preach. Charles Spurgeon English Baptist preacher, a prolific writer. When good cheer is lacking, Such friends will be packing. Charles Spurgeon English Baptist preacher, a prolific writer. If a little gambling is thrown in with the fast living, money will melt like a snowball in an oven. A young gambler is sure to be an old beggar if he lives long enough. Charles Spurgeon English Baptist preacher, a prolific writer. The first thing to do in examining the power that dominates me is to take hold of the unwelcome fact that I am responsible for being thus dominated. Oswald Chambers Twentieth-century Scottish Baptist teacher, writer and evangelist. Writer of the most beloved devotional, My Utmost for His Highest Page 9 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 A walking New Man

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True strength is validated through the act of dependency. Miscellaneous Writings The joy of the LORD is your strength (Nehemiah 8:10) Share The phrase above presents two interests, joy and strength . In a world filled with demands, duties and challenges, it is conceivable there are many who are weary, in need of strength. Likewise, when negativity is the norm of society, through the media and its bad news and the outlook of life. It is not absurd to think that many individuals are without joy. Where there is sorrow, the people or the individual is without joy. In weakness or weariness, they are without strength. So then, when the mind is aware for the need of strength and joy, but it cannot be ascertained, for such reason, it is for the lack of the third factor. Without the third factor , joy and strength cannot be obtained. Thus, we read, the joy of the LORD is your strength. As crucial as joy and strength are, but without the Lord, they cannot come to a fruition. How effective is a shield and a sword in a battle, without a man? Certainly, it is ineffective. Such is man, though strength and joy are in reach of his grasp and understanding, but without the Lord Jesus, they are incomprehensible. So then, what is our strength? True strength is validated through the act of dependency. Like a 220,000 pounds ship, indeed, mighty is the ship in its appearance and size, we perceive strength. However, without a body of water , the ship cannot sail. Yes, it displays strength, but without the water, though strength is present, but the ship is purposeless. Like unto us, as humans, though the will of strength is present in us. However, without the Lord, we are weak. In weakness burdensome is the sorrow of life, for the lack of joy, but the joy of the LORD is our strength . That is to say, we depend on the Lord all the way. If a sea captain undocks his ship into the sea, he is depending on the water to take him through, to his destination. So then, let us depend on the Lord to take us through the journey of life. Wherever the act of goodness is shown in our lives, let us show gratitude, this is the joy, the opposite is sorrow, of which its effect shall be a weight to the soul, but the joy of our gratitude in the Lord shall uplift us from the pit of weakness and sorrow. The believer’s joy is the continual dependence on the help of the Lord, with the meekness of mind, the soul shall be strengthened. Clarke said, a cheerful heart is not only a continual feast, but also a continual medicine. The joy of the LORD is your strength Prayers Writings awalkingnewman.com

...Thou shalt call His name JESUS: for He shall save his people from their sins. Study to show yourself approved unto God, a workman that needs not to be ashamed, rightly dividing the word of truth. The greatness of the Word of God is its integrity, by which it is without error nor deception. If contradictions arise, it is the reader’s lack of perception. So then, let it be an opportunity to gain a better insight. The passages below are some of that which we avert, for the lack of understanding, but with a willing mind, they shall be made known. The name Jesus And she shall bring forth a son, and thou shalt call His name JESUS: for He shall save his people from their sins. (Matthew 1:21) The annunciation of our Lord's name serves as a revelation of His person, meaning who He is. And His work, and the reason for His birth. Within the name Jesus, we will see who He is and His work thereof. The name Jesus means Jehovah is Savior. As He is also Emmanuel, God is with us. More so, He is the God who saves from sin. The name Jesus Is the Greek form of the Hebrew name Joshua , which means Saviour or Salvation. Or as previously stated, Jehovah is Savior. During the time of our text, the name Jesus was one of the many names given to a Jewish boy baby, as the parents simply reflected their hope for a savior by the name given to their sons. However, when Jesus was born, this wasn’t another case of a child reflecting the saving power of God. But this child was indeed God in the flesh. The pronoun "He " that is used in chapter 1 verse 21 . Is the Greek word αὐτός. Or (autos) as it is rendered in the English language. This emphatically states, it is He who shall saves. Not a reflection of Jehovah, who saves, nor is He a type of Jehovah, but it is He who saves, and He is God. The name Jesus is the name above all names. The power of the name Jesus is not in its pronunciation, its English uttering or the way in which it is customarily spoken in its originality of the Hebrew language, but rather, the power of the name Jesus is in the authority of the man Jesus. ...Thou shalt call His name JESUS : for He shall save his people from their sins . May the heart find peace, as the lips utter the name Jesus, for He saves. Like the words of Priscilla J Owens: Spread the tidings all around: Jesus saves! Jesus saves! Bear the news to every land, climb the steeps and cross the waves; Onward! 'tis our Lord's command; Jesus saves! Jesus saves! Tell to sinners far and wide: Jesus saves! Jesus saves! Sing, ye islands of the sea; echo back, ye ocean caves; Earth shall keep her jubilee: Jesus saves! Jesus saves! By His death and endless life, Jesus saves! Jesus saves! Sing it softly through the gloom, when the heart for mercy craves; Sing in triumph o'er the tomb: Jesus saves! Jesus saves! Let the nations now rejoice: Jesus saves! Jesus saves! Shout salvation full and free; highest hills and deepest caves; This our song of victory: Jesus saves! Jesus saves! __________________________________ 🎨PSW·3✒© > Related topics < Share

I will lay my head to sleep, knowing your angels watch my soul to keep. Miscellaneous Writings Nightmares Prayer against nightmares Exchanging fear for the assurance of peace , through prayers Share P. S. Wilmot I shall not be afraid My days are filled with my doing, and my heart is with both laughter and some grief. For where I am now, is not where I desire to be. As I close my eyes to slumber and recede, enlarge within me is the fear of sleep. If the day was my doing, Lord, may you take over my night, as I lay my head to sleep. Every road I travel, Lord, please walk before me. Guide my conscience and thoughts during the light of the day, so that I may reflect on You during the dark of the night. Teach me to see beyond every fear, so I can see more of you. Though I am not perfect, but by praying this prayer, it is the evidence that I need you. Your words are true and are real, and greater than all fear. For you said I will never leave you nor forsake you. Whatsoever an individual speaks is what they think. Therefore, teach me Lord to speak more of you that I may see less of me and the fear of the unknown. I will lay my head to sleep, knowing your angels watch my soul to keep. The words of the Lord Thou shalt not be afraid for the terror by night; nor for the arrow that flies by day; Nor for the pestilence that walks in darkness; nor for the destruction that waste at noonday. A thousand shall fall at thy side, and ten thousand at thy right hand; but it shall not come nigh thee. Only with thine eyes shalt thou behold and see the reward of the wicked. Because thou hast made the LORD, which is my refuge, even the most High, thy habitation; There shall no evil befall thee, neither shall any plague come nigh thy dwelling. For he shall give his angels charge over thee, to keep thee in all thy ways. They shall bear thee up in their hands, lest thou dash thy foot against a stone. (Psalms 91:5-12) So that we may boldly say, The Lord is my helper, and I will not fear what man shall do unto me. (Hebrews 13:6) ____________________________________ 🎨PSW·3✒© REQUEST A PRAYER Prayers awalkingnewman.com Writings