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Leia por capítulosComentário sobre a Leitura Bíblica de Hoje
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|Salmos 118:1|
โอ จงโมทนาขอบพระคุณพระเยโฮวาห์ เพราะพระองค์ประเสริฐ เพราะความเมตตาของพระองค์ดำรงเป็นนิตย์
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|Salmos 118:2|
บัดนี้จงให้อิสราเอลกล่าวว่า "ความเมตตาของพระองค์ดำรงเป็นนิตย์"
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|Salmos 118:3|
บัดนี้จงให้วงศ์วานอาโรนกล่าวว่า "ความเมตตาของพระองค์ดำรงเป็นนิตย์"
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|Salmos 118:4|
บัดนี้จงให้บรรดาผู้ที่ยำเกรงพระเยโฮวาห์กล่าวว่า "ความเมตตาของพระองค์ดำรงเป็นนิตย์"
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|Salmos 118:5|
ข้าพเจ้าได้ร้องทูลพระเยโฮวาห์ในยามเป็นทุกข์ พระเยโฮวาห์ทรงตอบข้าพเจ้าและทรงตั้งข้าพเจ้าให้อยู่ในที่กว้างขวาง
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|Salmos 118:6|
มีพระเยโฮวาห์อยู่ฝ่ายข้าพเจ้า ข้าพเจ้าจะไม่กลัว มนุษย์จะทำอะไรแก่ข้าพเจ้าได้เล่า
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|Salmos 118:7|
พระเยโฮวาห์ทรงอยู่ฝ่ายข้าพเจ้า พร้อมกับผู้อื่นที่ช่วยข้าพเจ้า ข้าพเจ้าจึงจะเห็นความปรารถนาของข้าพเจ้าต่อคนที่เกลียดข้าพเจ้านั้นสำเร็จ
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|Salmos 118:8|
การวางใจในพระเยโฮวาห์ก็ดีกว่าที่จะเชื่อใจในมนุษย์
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|Salmos 118:9|
การวางใจในพระเยโฮวาห์ก็ดีกว่าที่จะเชื่อใจในเจ้านาย
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|Salmos 118:10|
ประชาชาติทั้งหลายได้ล้อมข้าพเจ้า แต่ข้าพเจ้าจะทำลายเขาในพระนามพระเยโฮวาห์
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Clique para ler Daniel 7-9
14 de setembro LAB 258
PURIFICAÇÃO ETERNA
Daniel 07-09
No santuário israelita, a limpeza de todo aquele sangue acumulado ao longo do ano era feita no “Dia da Purificação do Santuário”. Era chamado, também, de “Dia da Expiação” ou “Yom Kippur”, que era o décimo dia do mês Tishri, no calendário judaico. Nesse dia, era feita uma expiação pelos pecados de todo o povo através do sacrifício de um único animal, que tomava sobre si todas as iniqüidades, representando a Cristo (Levítico 16; Hebreus 10:12). Depois de expiados, os pecados eram simbolicamente transferidos para outro animal: um bode. Ele representava Satanás e morria por conseqüência natural da situação envolvente do pecado, sem derramamento de sangue intercessor (Levítico 16:22).
O santuário celestial também necessita ser purificado. “Portanto, era necessário que as cópias das coisas que estão nos céus fossem purificadas com esses sacrifícios, mas as próprias coisas celestiais com sacrifícios superiores” (Hebreus 9:23). O grande dia da expiação da história humana teve data marcada pela Bíblia. O anjo havia dito que, quando se passassem 2300 anos, começaria tal purificação. “Isso tudo levará duas mil e trezentas tardes e manhãs; então o santuário será reconsagrado” (Daniel 8:14). A palavra “reconsagrado” aqui significa “justificado”, o que indica um julgamento. O Yom Kippur era um dia considerado pelos judeus como um dia de julgamento final (anual), onde eles eram realmente justificados de seus pecados que haviam se acumulado no tabernáculo, porque tal tenda estava sendo purificada. O pecado seria, enfim, banido e esquecido do arraial (Levítico 16).
Se contarmos 2300 anos, chegaremos a 1844 d.C. Desse ano em diante, o ministério de Cristo se ampliou do Lugar Santo para o Lugar Santíssimo no Santuário Celestial.
Estamos vivendo no grande Yom Kippur do período de pecado neste planeta. É dia, ou melhor, tempo de juízo. Nosso grande Sumo Sacerdote é também o Juiz (João 5:22) do cristão, “pois chegou a hora de começar o julgamento pela casa de Deus” (1Pedro 4:17). “Tronos foram colocados, e um ancião se assentou... o tribunal iniciou o julgamento, e os livros foram abertos” (Daniel 7:9-10) para que o universo (1Coríntios 4:9) verifique o nosso nome (Apocalipse 20:15; 21:27) e os nossos atos (Malaquias 3:16).
Mas não tema esse julgamento. Nosso advogado é o próprio Juiz (1João 1:21)! Ele há de julgar o mundo com justiça (Atos 17:31) porque não quer ver nenhuma possibilidade de um inocente ser executado com a morte eterna. Se você for amigo dEle, com certeza, quando seu nome for passado em revista, será absolvido. “Portanto, visto que temos um grande sumo sacerdote que adentrou os céus, Jesus, o Filho de Deus, apeguemo-nos com toda a firmeza à fé que professamos” (Hebreus 8:14).
Valdeci Júnior
Fátima Silva