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The Bible is the Holy Spirit’s book; He inspired it and He empowers it. It is the primary instrument He uses to convict the world of sin (John 16:8–11; Acts 2:37); to point sinners to the Savior (John 5:39; 1 John 5:6); and to conform believers into the image of their Lord (2 Cor. 3:18; 1 Peter 2:2). Accordingly, the Scriptures are described as “the sword of the Spirit.” For believers, that sword is a Spirit-empowered means of defense against temptation (Eph. 6:17); for unbelievers, it is an implement of precision used by the Holy Spirit to pierce hearts of unbelief (Heb. 4:12). A comparison of Ephesians 5:18 with Colossians 3:16 demonstrates that the command to “be filled with the Spirit” is parallel to the command to “let the word of Christ dwell in you richly,” since they both produce the same results (cf. Eph. 5:18–6:9; Col. 3:16–4:1).
John MacArthur

Teaching about the various cults in our churches is undoubtedly a useful enterprise and helps Christians understand the errors that are so prevalent in our own day. But it is ultimately positive teaching about the Christian faith that will serve as the best protection against heresy, for we can never cover all the possible errors that false teachers might come up with.
Douglas Moo

Bible – Afrikaans – Psalms Chapter 41:1-14.

Index: Afrikaans

 

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41:1 Vir die musiekleier. ‘n Psalm van Dawid.

41:2 Welgeluksalig is hy wat ag gee op die arme; die HERE sal hom red in die dag van onheil.

41:3 Die HERE sal hom bewaar en hom in die lewe hou; hy sal gelukkig gemaak word op die aarde. Ja, U kan hom nie oorgee aan die begeerte van sy vyande nie.

41:4 Die HERE sal hom ondersteun op die siekbed; sy hele slaapplek verander U as hy krank is.

41:5 Ék het gesê: o HERE, wees my genadig! Genees my, want ek het teen U gesondig.

41:6 My vyande spreek kwaad van my en sê: Wanneer sal hy sterwe en sy naam vergaan?

41:7 En as iemand kom om my te sien, dan praat hy leuens; sy hart vergader boosheid vir hom; gaan hy uit na buite, dan spreek hy daarvan.

41:8 Al my haters tesame fluister onder mekaar teen my; teen my bedink hulle my onheil en sê:

41:9 Iets skandeliks is op hom uitgestort; en nou dat hy lê, sal hy nie weer opstaan nie.

41:10 Selfs die man wat met my in vrede lewe, op wie ek vertrou het, wat my brood eet, het die hakskeen teen my opgelig.

41:11 Maar U, o HERE, wees my genadig en rig my op, dat ek hulle dit kan vergelde!

41:12 Hieraan weet ek dat U ‘n welbehae in my het: dat my vyand oor my nie juig nie.

41:13 My tog, in my opregtheid ondersteun U my, en stel my voor u aangesig tot in ewigheid.

41:14 Geloofd sy die HERE, die God van Israel, van ewigheid tot in ewigheid! Amen, ja amen.