I opened my mouth wide and panted, for I longed for Your commandments. Psalm 119:131 NASB Panted – Decades ago I started writing Today’s Word. At times it seems like yesterday. I’ve just scratched the surface of the text. After a few years of writing, I thought I needed a business card. The one I created was a…
“When did we see you hungering . . ?” Matthew 25:37 Hungering – Ah, but Jesus didn’t say we saw Him starving. You see, the word here is peinao, not limos. The Greek word peinao means to be in need of regular nourishment while limos means to fatally lack sustenance. The application difference is important….
Agosto 11 “ ¿Cuando te vimos hambriento…? Mateo 25:37 La Mayor Necesidad Hambriento- Ah, pero Jesús no dijo que le vimos hambriento. Veras, la palabra aquí es peinao, no limos. La palabra griega peinao significa estar en necesidad de alimento regular mientras que limos significa falta fatal de sostenimiento. La diferencia de la aplicación es…
