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Haggai 1:3 · BSB
1:3 Then the word of the LORD came through Haggai the prophet, saying:
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…whatever it is. He did not turn to the right or the left. He kept his eyes on where he wanted to go and where he wanted to end up in the future.Haggai chapter 1says, The Lord says, give careful thought to your ways, for you plant much, but you reap little. You invest much, but you gain little. The problem…
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…read about in Ezra Nehemiah haggai and Zechariah. He was a governor of though he was not a king, the king is Darius King of Babylon according tohaggai chapter 1and 1. He's a good governor. In fact he was chosen by the Lord of hosts according to haggai 2 and 23, he rebuilt the temple and he trusted God,…
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…just made the Persians and the Babylonians rich. They're the ones that profited off of that. Not the Jews. That was a sin. Haggai confronts it inHaggai chapter 1. Nehemiah confronts it and pulls out the hair of the people that are doing it. You want interest? And finally, no bribes. No bribes. When the Bible…
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…if I don't come down to the mountain and engage and impact the value of men. I want to read this verse. Isaiah chapter 2, verse 3. So we first readHaggai chapter 1, 7, which is consider your ways. Come up the mountain and then I'm going to send and collect the wood so that you can go down and build the temple.…
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…passed since the people started rebuilding the temple. Now, let me just give you a quick overview to see that they kind of lay the land here inHaggai. Chapter 1, if you remember, a few weeks ago, we saw God challenge their apathy. Their apathy. Right? They're back in the land. They started rebuilding the…
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…Wonderful to meet some new folks for whom this is your first time at Brunsfield as well. You are so welcome here. Let me encourage you to turn toHaggai chapter 1. We're taking in three verses today. Here's the question. How does the God of the Bible change people? I recently heard a story someone told about…
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…life into his people's hearts through a mixture of challenge and encouragement and get them building the temple again. And so you want to tap intoHaggai chapter 1this morning. Here's what God knows his people are saying. Verse 2 of chapter 1. This is what the Lord Almighty says. These people say, And you…
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…it's almost always because we're so busy doing good things, right? And necessary things. But God is calling us to put first things first here inHaggai chapter 1. To trust Him with the good and necessary things that we often wrongly put before the ultimate things. We've got to trust Him. He's the one who…
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…priesthood, offering spiritual sacrifices acceptable to God through Jesus Christ. For in Scripture it says, See, Amen. Let's turn our attention toHaggai chapter 1. If I was to give this a title, we'd maybe have the statement that the people of God should prioritise God's presence, God's honour, and God's…
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…you about uh 20 minutes to get there. Little Old Testament book called a minor prophet, but he comes with a major message. And so as we look atHaggai chapter 1today, you hear today in our culture a lot of sayings that sound like this. I am swamped. I am slammed. I am buried. I'm tied up. I'm covered up. I…
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…Haggai preached over a period of four months. He preached from one holiday to another. You know exactly when he was preaching. He dates his book,Haggai chapter 1and Haggai chapter 2, four months apart. That's it. That's all we know about him is that preaching right there, and then what you see here in Ezra…
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…Haggai and Zechariah because there's a book about each of them in the minor prophets in the Old Testament. So a little bit about Haggai. We readHaggai chapter 1earlier today. Haggai came on the scene first. First, his prophecy was in the sixth month of Darius' second year. That is 520 BC. And Haggai was a…
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…have the resources. They still get keep getting raided. Things are very difficult. And so he speaks through Haggai, and we read these words inHaggai chapter 1. Then Haggai, the messenger of the Lord, spoke to the people with the Lord's message. I am with you, declares the Lord. The final one is the next…
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…son of Shealtiel, declares the Lord, and make you like a signet ring, for I have chosen you, declares the Lord of hosts. So last week, we looked atHaggai chapter 1and saw two key phrases. First, Haggai said, consider your ways. This is chapter 1, verse 5 and 7. We saw there that God confronts us about our…
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…in their focus and to hold his glory up in the midst of them. And so when we open the book of Haggai, that's what's going on. So let's read.Haggai chapter 1. In the second year of King Darius, on the first day of the sixth month, the word of the Lord came through the prophet Haggai to Zerubbabel, son of…
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