Like and share this new collection of videos on YouTube. Each video features a young King David in the Temple, proclaiming a passage from Saint Matthew’s Gospel. Each is a striking reminder of deep connection between Jewish history, King David, and the coming of the Lord Jesus Christ.
Jesus loves you.
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Parable Of The Wicked Tenants | Parables Of Jesus | Parables Of The Kingdom
The Canaanite Woman Begs Jesus | Miracle Healing | Lost Sheep Of The House Of Israel
Jesus Walks On Water – On The Sea | Peter’s Faith | Oh Ye Of Little Faith
Jesus Loves You | God Sent His Angels To Be With You
Psalm 113 is a hymn of praise within the ‘Hallel’ collection (Psalms 113-118). Traditionally recited during significant Jewish holidays, especially Passover, this psalm is prayed in liturgical practices of both Judaism and Christianity. The psalm’s composition, themes, and stylistic elements reflect its historical and religious context and spiritual and literary significance [ … ]
Psalm 54 is a plea for divine assistance in the midst of adversity. This psalm encapsulates a moment of distress and danger in the life of the psalmist, who seeks refuge in God’s unwavering strength and protection [ … ]
- Daily Bible Verses | On Scandal, Sin and Hell | Divine Mercy | Jesus’ Teachings | Casting Out Devils
John tells Jesus that he and other disciples have forbidden a man from casting out devils in Jesus’ name, and Jesus tells him that he was wrong to do this. The man was doing good, irrespective of his not belonging to the community of disciples following Jesus. There is no call for exclusivity, so long as people are working faithfully for and toward the good. Jesus displays an ecumenical attitude here. Different faiths, different churches, can peacefully co-exist and work alongside each other for the greater good [ … ]
