REVIVAL NIGHT

REVIVAL NIGHTMay 30, 2014, 6pm

“Remember the LORD”Deuteronomy 8:18

Gen 9:14-16 14 And it shall come to pass, when I bring a cloud over the earth, that the bow shall be seen in the cloud: 15 And I will remember my covenant, which is between me and you and every living creature of all flesh; and the waters shall no more become a flood to destroy all flesh. 16 And the bow shall be in the cloud; and I will look upon it, that I may remember the everlasting covenant between God and every living creature of all flesh that is upon the earth. 17 And God said unto Noah, This is the token of the covenant, which I have established between me and all flesh that is upon the earth.

“Remember the LORD”

Psalms 105:8 He hath remembered His covenant forever, the word which He commanded to a thousand generations,

1Ch 16:15 Be ye mindful always of his covenant; the word which he commanded to a thousand generations;


Deuteronomy 8:18 Kundi iyong aalalahanin ang Panginoon mong Dios , sapagka't siya ang nagbigay sa iyo ng kapangyarihan upang magkaroon ka ng kayamanan; upang kaniyang papagtibayin ang kaniyang tipan na kaniyang isinumpa sa iyong mga magulang, gaya nga sa araw na ito.


Saan natin dapat alalahanin ang Panginoon?

1. Sa Ating Pangangailangan

Hangin11,000 Litro bawat araw= 3,872,000.00 pesos

Tubig2.2 – 3 Litro bawat araw

Pagkain389 gramo ng pagkain= 3,000 calories sa bawat araw

Kalakasan

Talino

dIYOS



1. Sa Ating Pangangailangan

TalentoPag-ibig

Oras

Kalakasan

Talino

dIYOSAng Diyos ay hindi nagkulang sa taoNgunit ang tao ay nagkulang sa Diyos



2. Sa Ating Kaligtasan

Jesu-Cristo Roman 6:23 Ang kabayaran ng kasalanan ay kamatayan

ngunit ang kaloob ng Diyos ay buhay na walang hanggan kay

Roma 3:23 Ang lahat ay nagkasalaat hindi umabot sa kaluwalhatian

ng Diyos



2. Sa Ating Kaligtasan

Jesu-Cristo

2 Corinto 5:7 Ang sinumang na kay Cristo ay bago nang nilalang, ang lumang bagay ay lumipas na

at masdan ang lahat ay naging bago.


Saan Mo Ginagamit ang Iyong Oras, Lakas at Talino

1. Tulog --- 6 hours a day6hrs day = 42 hrs a week = 2,184 hrs a year X 50 = 109,200 hrs/8,760 = 12.46 years

2. Kain --- 4 hrs a day4hrs a day = 28 hrs a week = 1,456 hrs a year X 50 = 72,800 hrs/8,760 = 8.3 years

3. Paglilibang (Nood TV, computer, Gala, Tsismisan) --- 5 hrs a day5 hrs a day = 35 hrs a week = 1,820hrs a year X 50 = 91,000hrs/8,760= 10.38 years

4. Trabaho (Pag-aaral) = 8 hrs a day8hrs a day = 56 hrs a week = 2,912 hrs a year X 50 = 145,600hrs/8,760 = 16.62 years

5. Oras sa Diyos = 4 hrs a week4hrs a week = 208 hrs a year X 50 = 10,400hrs/8,760 = 1.18 years

Tulog, Kain, Paglilibang, Trabaho = 47.76 years

Nabuhay ka ng 50 years


The Story Behind the Painting, “The Last Supper”

When it was decided that Da Vinci would paint this great picture, hundreds and hundreds of young men were carefully viewed in an endeavor to find a face and personality exhibiting innocence and beauty, free from the scars and signs of dissipation caused by sin.



Finally, after weeks of laborious searching, a young man nineteen years of age was selected as a model for the portrayal of Christ. For six months, Da Vinci worked on the production of this leading character of his famous painting.During the next six years, Da Vinci continued his labors on this sublime work of art. One by one fitting persons were chosen to represent each of the eleven Apostles; space being left for the painting of the figure representing Judas Iscariot as the final task of this masterpiece. This was the Apostle, you remember, who betrayed his Lord for thirty pieces of silver, worth in our present day, currency of $16.96.



For weeks, Da Vinci searched for a man with a hard callous face, with a countenance marked by scars of avarice, deceit, hypocrisy, and crime; a face that would delineate a character who would betray his best friend.

After many discouraging experiences in searching for the type of person required to represent Judas, word came to Da Vinci that a man whose appearance fully met his requirements had been found in a dungeon in Rome, sentenced to die for a life of crime and murder.



Da Vinci made the trip to Rome at once, and this man was brought out from his imprisonment in the dungeon and led out into the light of the sun. There Da Vinci saw before him a dark, swarthy man; his long, shaggy and unkempt hair sprawled over his face, which betrayed a character of viciousness and complete ruin. At last, the famous painter had found the person he wanted to represent the character of Judas in his painting.



By special permission from the king, this prisoner was carried to Milan where the picture was being painted; and for months he sat before Da Vinci at appointed hours each day as the gifted artist diligently continued his task of transmitting to his painting this base character in the picture representing the traitor and betrayer of our savior. As he finished his last stroke, he turned to the guards and said, "I have finished. You may take the prisoner away."



As the guards were leading their prisoner away, he suddenly broke loose from their control and rushed up to Da Vinci, crying as he did so, "O, Da Vinci, look at me! Do you not know who I am?"

Da Vinci, with the trained eyes of a great character student, carefully scrutinized the man upon whose face he had constantly gazed for six months and replied, "No, I have never seen you in my life until you were brought before me out of the dungeon in Rome."



Then, lifting his eyes toward heaven, the prisoner said, "Oh, God, have I fallen so low?" Then turning his face to the painter he cried, "Leonardo Da Vinci! Look at me again for I am the same man you painted just seven years ago as the figure of Christ."

Maraming tao ang nagsimula kay Jesus ngunit nagtapos kay JudasDahil sinayang lang nila ang buhay nila at hindi pinagamit sa Diyos.

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