Children of the King of Kings
His blessings to His children
...the heir
as long as he is a child,
differeth nothing from a servant,
though he be lord of all;
but he is under tutors and governors
until the time appointed of the Father
(see Galatians 4:1,2)
His annointing abides with you and teaches you all things. (see 1John 2:27)
You are a child of the King
and you can be like Daniel and the three Hebrew children
who remained faithful to God, their Eternal Father (see Isaiah 9:6)
while they were in Babylon.
Isaiah 11:1-3 you have the Spirit of Wisdom and Understanding to help you.
You have the counsel of the Spirit of God to give you wisdom and understanding.
When He is come to you, the Holy Spirit will lead you into all truth.
John 14:26 and others
He wants you to live by His every word. Then you can begin seeing things
as He sees them.
Key of Knowledge Bible College
Schoolmaster: the law is our schoolmaster to lead us to Christ
...the heir as long as he is a child, differeth nothing from a servant, though he be lord of all;
but he is under tutors and governors until the time appointed of the Father (see Galatians 4:1,2)
in the world you shall have tribulations
but this is the victory that overcomes the world, even our faith.....
Be strong and exercise your faith for the victory. God in you is more than able.
The crown of life is given to those who overcome. James 1:12
Hebrews 12:2 endure, keeping your eyes upon Him, and the victory will manifest
This verse gives you four keys to exercise your faith.
2 Timothy 2:15 Study to show yourself approved unto God, a workman that need not be ashamed,
rightly dividing the word of truth. From this we can learn the fallacy not recognizing the work of study and learning.
Then, we can go on to learn how to love our work, love learning and delight yourself therein.
This is a foundational key to learning, being able to delight yourself therein.
A prudent person will pay the price
to study and learn
the things God told him to learn so he can live by them.
But the foolish, pleasure seeking, will make excuses and be sorry.
What does prudent mean? And what does impudent mean? The impudent thinks he doesn't have to follow instructions.
The prudent makes sure that he follows them omitting nothing.
He not only follows them but does so as unto God and not as unto men.
And he double checks to make sure he got it all, and then reinforces it.
Stories about Prudence
Two business men were competing for trade between Rome and Egypt.
The prudent camel caravan leader knew the trip takes three days when things go well,
but he also knew sand storms could blow and last for hours or days.
So he took enough water to get them over the desert even if a sandstorm blew in.
The presumptuous leader of the competition caravan thought he would make faster time
if he did not load his camels down by carrying extra water.
Guess who died in the desert when the extra long sand storm hit.
The prudent man had to buy an extra camel to carry the extra water,
but that kept him alive.
What ways in your life or your acquaintances life has this story applied?
For want of a nail a shoe was lost.
For want of a shoe a horse was lost.
For want of a horse, a kingdom was lost.
The prudent man takes ample care for the small and little things
for the huge ocean beach that contains the water of life
is built with little grains of sand.
The little things are what the high-roller ignores.
Extra hay in the barn.
Keeping on working after the first sale of the day.
Accumulating a little extra each and every day.
Keeping on working when you have enough so you can build up a stock pile of reserve extra cash.
Keeping on working to build extra cash.
And on the counter-balance side, not working so hard at one strech that you get sick or weak and can't work.
It's not just about money and working for money, it is what ever you're facing.
The prudent mountain climber does not over-reach. The imprudent climber tries to reach too far at one time and falls.
That is an example of being prudent with space, spatial connections.
Other examples apply to time.
Marching armies carefully calculate the connections between how far and how fast they must travel and how much rest they need when they arrive so they can fight the battle.
Napolean and Hitler failed invading Russia because they were presumptuous instead of prudent about time and distance and supplies.
George Washington succeeded in his goal against the British because he was prudent in many things where an impudent man would have failed.
Husbandry and Teaching
Reproducing after its own kind
Repeating pattern
students need to hear repetition, stating the same thing , to gain complete and right understanding
The major premise can be repeated exactly and learned word for word
Explanations often need to be given with several different examples.
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