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Aug 11, 2013 · Scripture: Hebrews 10:30-31. Denomination: Baptist. Summary: A fascinating study is how the Bible speaks of God having hands, and how this terminology teaches us metaphorically about God's character and attributes. This sermon examines God's fearful hands, saving hands, keeping hands, helping hands & strong hands. 1.
- The Hand and Forehead in The Law
- More Examples of Non-Literal Commands
- The Right Hand of The Lord
- The Right Hand of Sovereignty
- The Metal Plate on The High Priest’S Forehead
- The Name of The Whore Is on Her Forehead
- The Leprosy in King Uzziah’s Forehead
- A Clean Or Unclean forehead?
- The Forehead Reflects What Is in The Heart and Mind
- The Mark of The Beast
The first instance of hand and forehead is in Exodus (Exodus 13:6-9). The “it” in verse 9 refers to keeping the feast of unleavened bread, that is the DOING referred to in verse 8. Observing the feast is, itself, as a sign upon the hand (the hands DO the preparation) and a memorial between the eyes (a remembering of what the LORD did for the Israel...
Solomon wrote that “by mercy and truth iniquity is purged” (Proverbs 16:6). He also wrote the following: We cannot be merciful and truthful if our necks are stiffened and our hearts hardened, thus “bind” is not literal and “write” cannot be literal since it refers to the table of the heart. Keeping God’s words, commandments and law require a doing,...
Everything the Lord does, He does with his right hand. This is the hand of strength, righteousness, salvation, wrath and creation.
In the Book of Revelation Jesus holds the seven stars in his right hand and He that sits on the throne holds the book with seven seals in his right hand.
In chapter 28 of Exodus there is a detailed description of the priest’s garments, including the metal plate that’s tied with a blue ribbon on the front of Aaron the high priest’s mitre (turban), covering his forehead (Exodus 28:36-38). The engraved plate on Aaron’s forehead is literal as it’s part of the high priest’s garments. The words “holiness ...
The great whore that rides the beast in Revelation has her name written on her forehead and, like Israel the whore in the Book of Jeremiah, she’s not ashamed of her whoredoms. Going back one chapter in Jeremiah, Israel was considered holiness to the Lord, a people called to be separate, but because of her backsliding and whoredoms the Lord wrote he...
In Chronicles, when king Uzziah was puffed up with pride, because of his great victories and reputation, he went in to the house of the Lord to burn incense, something that was not lawful for anyone to do save for the priests who tried to stop Uzziah. The king became very angry and immediately the Lord struck him with leprosy in his forehead (2 Chr...
In these examples — the high priest, the great whore, Israel and Judah, and king Uzziah — we can see that what’s in the forehead is a sign of whether one is clean or unclean, whether one has been washed clean by the Lord or whether one is spiritually unclean. Aaron was clean when wearing the engraved metal plate; the great whore was full of abomina...
When the Lord sent Ezekiel to speak to the house of Israel, He knew He was giving him a hard task because they would not hearken even unto the Lord. Before the Lord tells Ezekiel what to say to the house of Israel, He tells him to eat a roll (scroll). Scrolls are filled with words and the scroll given by the Lord would have been filled with His wor...
We all know of the prophesied mark of the beast in the Book of Revelation, that it will be in the right hand or forehead, and that it’s connected with the ability to buy or sell. Given that our forehead represents our thoughts and knowledge, reflecting what’s in our heart and mind, it’s no coincidence that the forehead is one of the locations of th...
The biblical meaning of hands encompasses various aspects, including creation, blessing, healing, and service. Hands symbolize God’s creative power, His ability to bless and heal, and His call for us to serve others. As we understand the significance of hands in the Bible, may we use our own hands to honor God, extend love and compassion, and ...
Aug 7, 2024 · In Hebrew, the word for hand is “yad” (יד). Hands in Jewish tradition hold a deep symbolic meaning, often representing power, action, and authority. This is evident in various Hebrew words and phrases where “yad” is used, such as “yad Hashem” (יד השם), meaning “the hand of God,” which signifies divine intervention and power.
of economics. And if an invisible hand is used to describe economic applications, a divine hand indeed can be used to describe spiritual ones, especially if things just “happen” to work out. Nehemiah 2 references a divine hand in verses 8 and 18. In both cases, the hand is described as good and works through the power of the king.
1 God’s Hand Made You and Me and All the World. Long ago God existed and he made the land and everything that lives on the earth. And he made the seas and oceans and everything that lives in the sea. Also he made the sky and everything that is in the sky. Now God who put everything here, he also made man and woman.
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Jun 29, 2023 · Second, we must communicate with God through prayer. We can ask God for wisdom (James 1:5). We can ask God to help us recognize, and submit to, His hand. We can thank Him for how His hand has guided us. We can ask Him to help us learn His lesson, in His time, for whatever time His hand is bringing us through. Third, we must trust God.
