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First Commandment: Adoration and Prayer

First Commandment: Adoration and Prayer

Rev. Clement Crock
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“I am the Lord, thy God. Thou shalt not have strange gods before Me” . As we approach the lovely feast of Christmas, we are always filled with thoughts of the tender and loving Christ-Child, born in the lowly stable of Bethlehem. We behold Jesus, who was God from all eternity, take to Himself the form of a helpless Babe, and choose a crib for His cradle. What creature can fathom God‟s humility! And yet, just because Jesus came as a mere Babe, there are some who only remember Him as a Babe; who look upon Jesus as a helpless creature that will harm no one. Others again view God as an old decrepit man, advanced in years, who is more or less indifferent as to our deeds and actions. The great danger of these two conceptions of God is this: they belittle the power and dignity of God, and remove all fear and respect for Him and His Commandments.
Language
English
Pages
15
Format
Kindle Edition
Release
July 17, 2012

First Commandment: Adoration and Prayer

Rev. Clement Crock
0/5 ( ratings)
Read Download
“I am the Lord, thy God. Thou shalt not have strange gods before Me” . As we approach the lovely feast of Christmas, we are always filled with thoughts of the tender and loving Christ-Child, born in the lowly stable of Bethlehem. We behold Jesus, who was God from all eternity, take to Himself the form of a helpless Babe, and choose a crib for His cradle. What creature can fathom God‟s humility! And yet, just because Jesus came as a mere Babe, there are some who only remember Him as a Babe; who look upon Jesus as a helpless creature that will harm no one. Others again view God as an old decrepit man, advanced in years, who is more or less indifferent as to our deeds and actions. The great danger of these two conceptions of God is this: they belittle the power and dignity of God, and remove all fear and respect for Him and His Commandments.
Language
English
Pages
15
Format
Kindle Edition
Release
July 17, 2012

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