JESUS, the Storyteller (30)

Today's is the last in Section Four with

JESUS

the Storyteller

telling us about

"A Divine Divider"

19. The Seed Sower 5/7 20. The Best Boss    5/14 21. The Eye Opener 5/21 22. The Divine Auditor 5/28 23. A Better Financial Planner 6/4 24. The God of Tomorrow        6/11 24. The God of Tomorrow        6/11 25. The Life of the Party          6/18 26. A Hospitable Host              6/25 27. The Object of Our Worship7/2 28. The Grace Giver                7/9 29. Discerner of the Heart     7/16 30. A Divine Divider               7/23

JESUS
is the
DIVINE DIVIDER
Luke 12:51
"He brings doctrines that divide.
He is Creator come in the flesh to reveal Truth..."

Dr. Henry Morris writes, “The division is life or death, light or darkness, heaven or hell, Christ or antichrist . . . and the choice is ours!”

Heavy words, but so much truth.

"Divine division: The two words appear to be an oxymoron--an expressed idea in which there seems to be completely contradictory terms.  "Divine" means that something is of God or emanates from Him.  "Division" is the act of dividing, separating into two parts, or forming a boundary between." Global Christian

As you know, I really like to search for meanings & this link brings us 16 chapters on
DIVINE DIVISION

I'm quite curious about which Parable this "Divine Divider" is about but I'm pretty sure
that it has to do with "to whom much is given, much is expected".
Let's look at the Scriptures for this final week:

Luke 16:19-31; Matthew 25:31-46; Revelation 20:11-15; Matthew 7:21-23; 2 Thessalonians 1:5-10

The devotion is divided into these segments/subtitles:

"Eternal Reversal"  "Our Final Exit"  -"...today's decision determines tomorrow's destiny" "Live Right" "Look Ahead" "Listen to God" - "Begin now to live for God, look to God, and listen to God for that is the only life that will matter both today and tomorrow."

This Week's Prayer:

"Lord, thank You for Your Word, which guides us into all truth. Quicken my heart to receive and respond to Your Gospel today." Thank You for the lessons in the Parables.

The rich man and the poor man - which one would you rather be?