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📖 Verse of the day

Proverbs 25

28 He that [hath] no rule over his own spirit [is like] a city [that is] broken down, [and] without walls.

Translation: King James Version

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But as for me I know that my Redeemer liveth, And at last he will stand up upon the earth.

Job 19:25

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Proverbs 25:28

He that [hath] no rule over his own spirit [is like] a city [that is] broken down, [and] without walls.

Author: John Cassian
Posted on: 2022-11-13

The example and image used in this text, which compares a person with a city that is broken down and without walls, demonstrates how dangerous it is for a monk to be deprived of [selfcontrol]. Herein is wisdom; herein is knowledge and understanding. Without them can neither our interior dwelling be built nor spiritual riches be gathered, as it is written: “With wisdom a dwelling is built, and with knowledge it is set up again; with understanding its cellars are filled with all precious riches and good things.” .

Author: Matthew Henry
Posted on: 2023-10-06

The man who has no command over his anger, is easily robbed of peace. Let us give up ourselves to the Lord, and pray him to put his Spirit within us, and cause us to walk in his statutes.

🙏🏼 Prayer of the day

God, When I look around me, I am amazed at all You have done and created. You created the leaves that blow in the wind, and the wind itself. You made the sky and the trees-and yet You took the greatest delight in creating people like me. Thank You for showing us endless grace and love. Thank You for giving us life and purpose. In Jesus' name, Amen.

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👤 Bible character of the week

Paul (originally Saul)

Role

Paul is one of the principal figures in the New Testament and one of the most influential early Christians. Initially known as Saul, he was a persecutor of Christians before experiencing a dramatic conversion to Christianity.

Historical Background

Born as Saul in Tarsus, he was a Pharisee and a Roman citizen. His conversion occurred on the road to Damascus, where, according to the biblical narrative, he had a vision of Jesus Christ. This led him to change his name to Paul and become one of the most fervent proponents of the Christian faith.

Significant Events

• Conversion on the Road to Damascus: This turning point in his life led him to change from a persecutor to a proponent of Christianity.
• Missionary Journeys: Paul undertook several missionary journeys throughout the Roman Empire to spread Christianity.
• Letters to the Early Christian Churches: Many of his letters are included in the New Testament and form a crucial part of Christian doctrine.

Importance

Paul is often regarded as the most significant apostle after Jesus. His influence on Christian theology is immense, especially through his interpretation of Christ's teachings and the establishment of many Christian communities.

Relevance Today

Paul's teachings and writings have had a profound impact on Christianity and its development. His emphasis on grace, faith, and the universal nature of Christianity are central aspects of the Christian faith. His life story encourages transformation and the spreading of beliefs.