Isaiah 31:1 "Woe to them that go down to Egypt for help; and stay on horses, and trust in chariots, because they are many; and in horseman, because they are strong; but they look not unto the Holy One of Israel, neither seek the Lord.
In this scripture there is a warning to Holy Ghost filled believers. Egypt represents a type of bondage, and bondage is representative of sin. Therefore, Isaiah says woe unto them that turn back to sin (perdition) when times get rough or when trials and tribulations come. A lot of Christians nowadays turn right back to their old ways when the journey gets rough. Some people trust more in carnal material things such as houses, cars, jobs (chariots). While others trust in men such as the president, the pope, doctors, lawyers (horseman) because of their status in society. But no one wants to look to God for help, nor will they seek the Lord and follow him.
Once you have been saved, there is no help in turning back to sin. When we were unsaved we created a lot of problems that we couldn't get out of. So it doesn't make sense to go back to that same sinful state, once we have experienced the presence of the Lord.
Monday, October 5, 2009
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I agree with this blog theres no point in turning back the end is near why give up now,why turn back to the world? when you realize when you was in the world alot of things happended to you that you had no help with but when you recive the holy ghost you have help to go through your trials why turn back?Your flesh perfers darkeness then light thats why your have to throw away the old man and put on the new man which is our lord and savior Jesus christ, tell the flesh to get behide you let the spitrit guide you .you may think theres some things that you want to go back to but remeber this: tommorrow is not promised and you dont know the day nor the hour hes coming back so prepare your self theres a song that say i pray will all be ready for his return i pray that well get our business straight so we can all meet at the gate i'll pray well all be ready for his return.
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