The Limits of Wisdom
THE LIMITS OF WISDOM
by David Brame
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Today is my Saturday...well, at least my day in the week that I have off other than Sunday. I have been making somewhat of a practice to spend a good portion of my "Saturdays" in Bible study. This coming Sunday, I will be, Lord willing, once again speaking to the folks at church from the pages of the book of Ruth.
We have been moving slowly through this book, in fact, we haven't even gotten out of verse one! As I explained a few Sundays back, we are taking our time through these first few verses, for I believe that they set a foundation for the rest of the book, and, that they provide a springboard or "jumping off" place to other parts of the Bible.
In looking at the first chapter, we find that the author, by God's inspiration, mentions over and again the place that Elimelech and his family were from, and where they had chosen to go. In looking at the nation of Moab in type, I believe that we see a type of the flesh. It goes way beyond the scope of this blog entry to explain the reasoning behind this, but I want to make mention of it to perhaps pique your curiosity in regard to the message from Sermon Audio that I listened to this morning.
After listening to parts of a couple of different messages on 1 Kings 11, I settled on one from a man named David Brame. Since it was offered in a video format as well, I ended up watching it. I was (and am) impressed by what was mentioned in this message and would recommend it to anyone who has a chance to listen to it...or to watch it.
See what you think!
by David Brame
Streaming Audio
Download MP3
Streaming Video
Download Video
Today is my Saturday...well, at least my day in the week that I have off other than Sunday. I have been making somewhat of a practice to spend a good portion of my "Saturdays" in Bible study. This coming Sunday, I will be, Lord willing, once again speaking to the folks at church from the pages of the book of Ruth.
We have been moving slowly through this book, in fact, we haven't even gotten out of verse one! As I explained a few Sundays back, we are taking our time through these first few verses, for I believe that they set a foundation for the rest of the book, and, that they provide a springboard or "jumping off" place to other parts of the Bible.
In looking at the first chapter, we find that the author, by God's inspiration, mentions over and again the place that Elimelech and his family were from, and where they had chosen to go. In looking at the nation of Moab in type, I believe that we see a type of the flesh. It goes way beyond the scope of this blog entry to explain the reasoning behind this, but I want to make mention of it to perhaps pique your curiosity in regard to the message from Sermon Audio that I listened to this morning.
After listening to parts of a couple of different messages on 1 Kings 11, I settled on one from a man named David Brame. Since it was offered in a video format as well, I ended up watching it. I was (and am) impressed by what was mentioned in this message and would recommend it to anyone who has a chance to listen to it...or to watch it.
See what you think!
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