Faith+Hope+Love

Starting the day filled with Faith to the One who gave us the breath of life. Never giving up in the midst of all the circumstances, struggles and problems that comes our way. Always holding on to the words that He has promised to us. Always be positive. Having our Hope strong that no matter what happened He will always be there for us. It is said in His promise in: 

Hebrews 13:5 ⁵ Keep your lives free from the love of money and be content with what you have, because God has said,

   “Never will I leave you;
   never will I forsake you.”^[a

But most of all let us not forget to Love one another which is this is the great commandment of God. To love one another. And this is first demonstrated by God in:

John 3:16 ESV

“For God so loved the world, that he gave his only Son, that whoever believes in him should not perish but have eternal life.

And if you want more Bible verses you can also check on this links:

http://www.openbible.info

http://bible.cc

http://www.scripturemenu.com/

And here are songs that leaves a mark on my heart and life..:D
Enhoy..:D

And most of all here is something to enlighten us knowing that we have a Jehovah-jireh, our Lord of provider of everything..

JEHOVAH-JIREH

je-ho'-va-ji'-re (yahweh yir'-eh, "Yahweh sees"): The name given by Abraham to the place where he had sacrificed a ram provided by God, instead of his son Isaac (Gen 22:14). The meaning plainly is that the Lord sees and provides for the necessities of His servants. There is an allusion to Gen 22:8 where Abraham says, "God will provide himself (the Revised Version, margin "will see for himself") the lamb for a burnt offering." The verse (22:14 the King James Version) goes on to connect the incident with the popular proverb, "In the mount of the Lord it shall be seen" (the Revised Version (British and American) "provided"), the Revised Version margin suggests "he shall be seen." "The mount of Yahweh" in other places denotes the temple hill at Jerusalem (Ps 24:3; Isa 2:3, etc.). With changes of the punctuation very different readings have been suggested. According to Swete's text: "And Abraham called the name of that place (the) `Lord saw' (aorist) in order that they may say today: `In the mountain (the) Lord was seen'" (aorist). Septuagint reads, "In the mountain Yahweh seeth," or "will see." If there is merely a verbal connection between the clauses we should most naturally read, "In the mount of Yahweh one is seen (appears)," i.e. men, people, appear--the reference being to the custom of visiting the temple at pilgrimages (Driver, HDB, under the word). But if the connection of the proverb with the name "Yahweh-jireh" depends on the double sense of the word "see," then the best explanation may be, Yahweh sees the needs of those who come to worship before Him on Zion, and there "is seen," i.e. reveals Himself to them by answering their prayers and supplying their wants. His "seeing," in other words, takes practical effect in a "being seen" (ibid.).
W. Ewing


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Thank you for visiting this site, may you be inspired this day. Have a wonderful day ahead..Godspeed..:D