Exodus 36 Happy Father's Day!

   


Good morning and Happy Father’s Day and Happy Sabbath! Today, we are in Exodus 36, and the actual Tabernacle is being built. Every detail is as described before, as God instructed them in the last few chapters. These are God’s people, and He has made an oath with them. I can't help but reflect on that oath as I read so many headlines about the war against these very same people that is happening as I write this letter to you! It is so important to keep all this in perspective, Biblically, as we live through these next few weeks. Many will tell you this marks the beginning of the end times. But I will tell you, God told us “No man will know”! But an educated person should be aware that this is easily understood as a possible sign of that outcome! With that, I challenge you to hold your family as tightly as you can today and enjoy your Father’s Day, but also make sure you have done all you can to teach your family how they need Jesus as their Lord and Savior and how to run into His arms. None of us knows when our chances to teach them will be over!



Click the link below to continue The Daily Bible Challenge because nothing is more important than getting to know our Father/God better as we invest in our relationship with Him! So, have you said thank you to your heavenly Father for Father’s Day?

Talk with you soon!

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