Yea and Amen
The Word of God is yea and Amen.
2 Corinthians 1:20
In 2011, the King James version of the Bible celebrated its 400th anniversary. It is reported to be the best-selling Bible of all time. Millions of people through the years committed many passages to memory from this version that bear them up through difficult times.
While some of its language is dated, the meaning does not change, just as God does not change. The Bible does speak of slothfulness and the dictionary defines the word as “lazy, idle, inactive, and sluggish,” to name just a few descriptions. The Bible gives warning to those who are slothful. “Slothfulness casteth into a deep sleep; and an idle soul shall suffer hunger” (Proverbs 19:15, KJV).
God told the human race that they would spend life tilling the ground (working). He intends for every able-bodied person to be productive and earn a living. We are to do our work honestly, with integrity, and without compromise.
This also applies to living a life for Christ here on earth. We are to be about God’s business as well. The devil’s overriding goal is to block God’s work, and part of that work is to read, study, and obey His instructions to us. He tells us how to live, and how not to live, in the pages of Scripture. Becoming a Christian is a work of a moment; being a Christian is the work of a lifetime. “Commit your works to the Lord, and your thoughts will be established” (Proverbs 16:3).
The version of the Bible we prefer to read is not important. However, what is important, is the message the Bible contains.
Bible Reading
Hebrews 4:11-13.
Prayer
Father God, Thank You, that You have made Yourself know through Your Word, Your Son, Your Holy Spirit and through all creation. Amen.
Thanks for this challenging word