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Make Your Decision For Christ, And Make It Real!
Exodus 9:1-35
Today, we highlight three lessons: The importance of trusting Christ as your Saviour, the folly of refusing Christ’s salvation and the danger of professing conversion without really meaning it.
Each of us must choose: Will you step into Christ or remain outside of Him? Will you flee to Him and take refuge in Him or will you neglect Him and remain under judgment?
‘Flee from the wrath to come’.
‘How shall we escape if we neglect such a great salvation?’(20-21;
Luke 3:7; Hebrews 2:3).
You can enter into salvation through faith in Christ or you can, in unbelief, remain outside of Christ (Hebrews 4:2-3).
Pharaoh ‘confessed’ his sin, but didn’t really mean it.
He had had ‘enough’ of God’s interference.
That was his ‘reason’ for admitting his sin.
This was not real repentance - only a dislike for suffering!
Make your decision for Christ, and make it real!
Exodus 10:1-29
The conflict between God and Pharaoh is a conflict between light and darkness.
We are to shine as lights - for God, the ‘Light’ in whom there is ‘no darkness at all’(Matthew 5:16; 1 John 1:5).
God’s purpose is moving forward.
Pharaoh becomes more determined in his rebellion.
Pharaoh’s stubborn unbelief becomes his own undoing.
Pharaoh doesn’t want God.
God confirms him in his unbelief (28-29).
God says, ‘You can go your own way, but you will be spiritually dead’(Psalm 106:13-15).
God says, ‘Do not harden your heart.
You may be very close to the point of no return’(Hebrews 3:8; Proverbs 29:1).
Before you lose all inclination to return to the Lord, let Christ’s love touch your heart.
Only His love can ‘create in you a clean heart’.
Only His love can ‘put a new and right Spirit within you’(Psalm 51:10).
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