#Stone of remembrance code#

One day when Moses saw an Egyptian beating one of his Hebrew brothers, he killed the Egyptian and hid his body in the sand. Pharaoh kept the Jewish people in bitter servitude and they were sorely mistreated.

But he never forgot that he was a Jew, one of GodвЂ™s chosen people, so he wanted to help his people. For it is with your heart that you believe and are justified, and it is with your mouth that you confess and are saved.вЂќДЄs Moses grew to manhood, he was educated as an Egyptian with all the privileges that came from being raised as PharaohвЂ™s daughter. Romans 10:9-10: That if you confess with your mouth, вЂњJesus is Lord,вЂќ and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead, you will be saved. If you have not yet set up your stone of salvation, hereвЂ™s all you have to do:

Can you tell of a time when you were made aware of your sins, where you were convicted of your sinful condition, and you knew that you could not save yourself? He was physically saved, so there would be a stone of salvation for Moses.Дo you have a stone of salvation? IвЂ™m talking about salvation from the penalty of your sins. When PharaohвЂ™s daughter saw baby Moses in the basket on the Nile, she took him into PharaohвЂ™s home and raised him as one of her own. You are no doubt familiar with the story of how his life was saved as a baby by a very creative mother and sister. As we look at MosesвЂ™ Stones of Remembrance, consider how your own life may have some similar ones. And these turning points in his life relate to ours as well. There were some definite Ebenezer stones in his life-stones of remembrance, stones when God helped him. I thought that this landmark program-number 1500-was a good time to talk about Ebenezer stones-or stones of remembrances-for our own lives, by looking at the life of Moses. So, he raised this stone as an everlasting reminder of how God had helped them win this victory. But Samuel knew well that the Israelites were very prone to forget GodвЂ™s goodness and GodвЂ™s blessings. This was not a stone to be worshiped it was not to make a certain place holy, like a Mecca. Literally the word Ebenezer means вЂњStone of Help.вЂќ Samuel set up-or raised-this stone as a memorial, a marker-stone, to commemorate the victory they had just concluded over the Philistines. He named it Ebenezer, saying, вЂњThus far has the Lord helped us.вЂќ Then Samuel took a stone and set it up between Mizpah and Shen. But in Scripture we find this word in 1 Samuel 7:12: Not too many people name their sons Ebenezer these days. When you hear the word Ebenezer, you probably think of Scrooge from DickenвЂ™s Christmas Carol. What was the song-writer referring to with this obscure and unfamiliar phrase about raising an Ebenezer? I doubt that many people who sing this hymn have the vaguest idea what is meant by that phrase. Here I raise my Ebenezer hither by Thy help IвЂ™ve come!

Note: When you embed the widget in your site, it will match your site's styles (CSS).Do you know the old hymn, вЂњCome, Thou Fount of Every BlessingвЂќ? In one stanza it says:

#Stone of remembrance code#

Get the embed code Gallowbraid - Ashen Eidolon Album Lyrics1.Ashen Eidolon2.Oak and Aspen3.Oaken Halls of Sorrow4.Stone of RemembranceGallowbraid Lyrics provided by The lives I've stolen, the lives forever gone When I was young the world was filled with wonder With age came the heavy price of slaughter All that's left is the desire for reclamation