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Thank You. I so appreciate the Reading of the Word of God! 😊

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Thank you Richard for these helpful insights.

Thank you so much Richard. It was so helpful. I encouraged the Housegroup to watch and listen and several did. The pointers of how to pray really focused the mind and heart

Bless you Richard. Helpful thoughts here. We're in prayer now.

Trump = Daniel 11 19. Biden = Daniel 11 20. Obama = Daniel 11 21. It is Revelation 17:10-11 KJV Trump=6th Biden=7th Obama=8th & of the 7 the 5th head and the 8th. I keep warning what the Holy Spirit said to me after I humbled my self even if it falls on deaf ears. This is not an opinion or interpretation the Holy Spirit said this himself after I humbled my self after what happened to my mum and dad believing as a child trusting God fully like a child does a parent and that small still voice the Holy Spirit answered me. Comment for the full post I cant post it 1st or YT will hide it. I need a comment to post it on so it can be seen.

Thanks Richard, you explain the meanings of the Bible in such an easy way that even the difficult passages become much more understandable.

Thank you Richard. You draw out the simplicity of these parables

I have to admit to being a latecomer to the Roots & Shoots party, but I guess better late than never! Thank you Richard for walking us through Psalm 1 in such an enlightening way. I particularly I've the imagery of the living tree being made up of roots, shoots, and on the right season, fruits. I also agree with Lou's comment that, as Christians, we shouldn't fear encounters with non-believers, in fact we should seek out those encounters, but that we need to guard against being swept along with their ideals and principles.

Thanks Richard.

Thanks Richard. Enjoyed being able to pause and look back at other passages.

This is a great chapter to start the year with. Reminding us of the reliability of eye witness accounts of Jesus’ divinity, power and love. It can be read alongside the account of the transfiguration in Luke’s gospel chapter 9 v 28-36. It reinforces the fact that even the gospels written by non-apostles (Luke and Mark), were also based on eye-witness accounts from those who were with Jesus at the time, and can be seen as highly contemporary historical accounts, as well as illustrating the power of the Holy Spirit, who took Simon Peter, an ordinary fisherman, and transformed him into a prophetic leader of the early church, as promised by Jesus while he was on earth. Thank you Richard for this study.

Thank you Richard, very enlightening. I don’t find studying easy and yet you inspire me to look into the Bible in a new way

Thank you, Richard. This was a good way to progress my decision to spend some time each day in reflection and meditation. I look forward to the rest of Roots and Shoots.

Thank you Richard, a good deal to reflect and act on.

Thanks Richard. Like the idea of Cultural background study Bible, will try to get one.

Thanks Richard. I love the way you tease out the true meanings of the words we become so familiar with over the years. My observation is that if you look at the way Jesus lived as a man, he was only too keen to encounter “sinners”. It was/is essential to his mission, and, I would argue, is therefore essential to ours, as his followers. What this psalm warns of is being so carried along by the momentum of “the world” that we forget God’s Word. We shouldn’t be afraid to associate with sinners, but do this in ways that enable God’s law to be upheld and promoted. This is what I find hard. What do other’s think?