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The Estill County Tribune, January 15, 2020, Page 7 by Dawn Reed E. Ky. Columnist While I love to tell stories, this is one I have dreaded shar- ing. Several weeks ago, I told about my friend Beverly (not her real name) whom I had met at a Bible study at the jail last January. (I loved her right away!) She gave her heart to Je- sus a few weeks later and was baptized in March. It was the first time she had been clean in a long time. Beverly told me she started doing drugs at age 11. When I asked her where in the world she had gotten drugs, she said fromherfamily.Shehadalready lost many of them to drugs: her mother, father, a brother, and numerous friends. After her baptism, Beverly be- gan to change. She was reading her Bible and LOVED it…see- ing clearly for the first time in decades. After several months, she was transferred to an in- house drug rehabilitation at another county jail. I visited her regularly, talking on the phone through plexiglass. We prayed each time before I left with hands together on the scratched glass. She was up- beat and thriving! We were making plans for her future; not just for the upcoming holi- days, but Beverly hoped to be- come a peer counselor helping others overcome addiction. After she finished her re- hab, she had 30 days left to serve in our county. A few weeks ago, I asked for prayer that God would work miracu- lously to find another place for her to finish that time-not in jail lest she digress. Many of you did just that and even con- tacted me. Thanks again! God did work a miracle! Her lawyer, the assistant county attorney and a very kind judge arranged for her to go to a rehab facility for those 30 days. I was beyond thrilled! Though I could not contact her, knowing she was warm, in a real bed, being fed and going forward helped me sleep at night. Less than a week in, my dear Beverly walked away from that rehab. She went back to old friends and old ways. I got a call one evening that she was in ICU after an overdose; she was unresponsive. Days later, she was taken off life-support. Her funeral was the next week. I am still in disbelief. I do believe Beverly was sin- cere when she gave her heart to Jesus. While in a (mostly) protected environment she thrived, like a baby in an in- cubator. But her old life beck- oned. The draw of 27 years of drug addiction was too great. She was pulled back in. During the visitation and funeral, my grief was heavy. I was overwhelmed with the reality of the drug epidemic in our area. I felt so burdened it seemed like someone was standing on my shoulders. With many tears, I wondered if we were making a difference at all at the jail. I pondered what more I could have done personally. Days before, Paul Chitwood, President of the IMB, had shared in Kentucky Today how we could pray for international missionaries. He mentioned that they sometimes suffer from “compassion fatigue” be- cause of the “continuous expo- sure to horrific pain and loss”. Though here at home, I could now somewhat relate. The staggering numbers of those under the influence of drugs are continuous and growing. This day, they seemed insur- mountable. After a good cry, I remem- bered missionaries in hard places with people suffering from starvation and disease. I thought of Mother Teresa who served lepers in Calcutta. And, of course, I thought of Harriet Tubman-a favorite overcom- er-leading slaves to freedom in Canada. Acts 26:17-18 re- minds me: “I am sending you to them to open their eyes and turn them from darkness to light, and from the power of satan to God, so that they may receive forgiveness of sins…” I picked up my phone and texted some of the ladies on our jail ministry team: “We will pray. We will go. And we WILL NOT give up!” Story with a sad ending 1. Is the book of Jo- nah in the Old or New Testament or neither? 2. In Genesis 19, who escaped to Zoar on hearing wicked cit- ies were going to be destroyed? Gomorrah, Elijah, Lot, Shimei 3. Who confessed to an angel, after beat- ing his mule, that he had sinned? Sodom, Balaam, Samuel, Dan- iel 4. From Job 4, who was so frightened by a dream that his hair stood on end? Eliphaz, Abraham, Ehud, Jo- seph 5. Who had to parade his eight sons before a prophet as found in 1 Samuel? Aaron, Jacob, Naboth, Jesse 6. From Exodus 14, whose chariots were lost in the Red Sea? Solomon’s, Pharaoh’s, Samson’s, Ahab’s Answers on bottom of Page 12 Sharpen your under- standing of scripture with Wilson’s Casey’s latest book, “Test Your Bible Knowledge,” avail- able in stores and online. A Living Sacrifice, What does it Mean? by BOB CASEY, preacher Cornerstone Church of Christ 70 Bond Street at Camp Avenue in West Irvine In Romans 12:1-2, it is written, “I beseech you therefore, brethren, by the mercies of God, that ye present your bodies a living sacrifice, holy, acceptable unto God, which is your reasonable service. 2 And be not conformed to this world: but be ye transformed by the renewing of your mind, that ye may prove what is that good, and acceptable, and perfect, will of God.” As I attempt to research this passage, I want to return as much as possible to the original words first spoken; so, I make my appeal to W.E. Vine and to the Strong Exhaustive Concordance of the Bible for any information, and there are others I use as well. These are some of the greatest minds on the Bible for over 300 years combined. And to add, I thank God for ev- ery one of them. So, when we look deeply upon what this inspired Apostle says, here, notice he used the word beseech, meaning to invite, invoke by imploration, exhorta- tion, consolation brethren. So, this is a very, very im- portant teaching. Then he stresses, by the mercies of God. This mercy is described for us in Ephesians 2:4- 5, Even when we were dead in trespasses and sins, Christ died for us. Then, to diagram these verses, he instructs us to present your bodies. We do this by what we say, what we do, where we go, and by who we associate with. We are warned in 1 Corinthians 15:33, not to do it. Then he says we always ought to present our- selves as a living sacrifice! How sad it is, that nearly all the men in the Arab nations think that God prefers them to be dead martyrs as a demonstration of their devotion to God by killing others who disagree with their teachings. They teach that if you are defending the Koran, you will go to Heaven. This is completely foreign to the teachings of our Lord. He wants us to be living examples of what is good (Matthew 5:16). “Let your light so shine before men, that they may see your good works, and glorify your Father which is in heaven.” What does it mean to be a sacrifice? The original wording means an item or thing that must be killed or slain. Also, in the study of this word sacri fice, the ancient word, “Thusia” is used, meaning the actions of the victim that is slain. Then is added the adjective to describe this act as an altar or place of sacri fice. It is used to say it is immutable (meaning) unchange- able that, a slaughter of the victim must take place. Now Friends, I don’t know what you are thinking, but as for me I can trace my Lord’s reason for coming to this earth to purposely die for my sins, and what he did was give himself to the slaughter of his body by the hands of evil men. And he did it because he loved us. And yet, so many are remaining ungrateful. Then Paul added that because of what God and Christ has done for us, we ought to strive to be holy and acceptable unto God, which is a reasonable ser- vice. But, are we doing it? Then he adds, as a believer, not to be conformed to this world. This word simply means to fashion or shape one thing like another. Thus he is saying of our bodies and our manner oflife. So, don’t pattern your life after the things of this world, because one day, at the return of Jesus, this world along with all its pat- terns will be burned up! Then he says the safe way to live is to be trans- formed (being born again as John 3 teaches, by the water and the spirit). This is being baptized in wa- ter to be washed by the blood of Jesus. Romans 6:3. By taking heed to what the word -- the Spirit of God teaches us. This obedience will lead to the renew- ing of your mind. Only then by living a sacrificial li fe based upon the teachings of the Bible, is the only way you can prove what is that good, acceptable and per- fect will of God. Read 1 Timothy 2:1-6, verse 3-4 says, “For this is good and acceptable in the sight of God our Saviour; 4 Who will have all men to be saved, and to come unto the knowledge of the truth.” In closing, I hope that all our readers are in a right relationship with God, but if you are not but may be contemplating the need to do so, we invite you to come, listen, compare, and hopefully obey the Gospel that will save your soul from eternal destruc- tion. I close this with a prayer that this will fall upon all who need salvation today. Sincerely, Bob Casey, (1-859-369-4165), local Nine-one-one is the national number to use in the event of an emer- gency. When we use it, we know someone is there who will come to our rescue. Though we have heard stories of the misuse of that number and reports of incompetent respond- ers answering calls of people in a crisis, it is comforting to know that help is available. Psalm ninety-one and verse one is a number for Christians to “re-call” when there is a need for assur- ance and reassurance. It firmly states that our God is on guard and “standing by” to guide us through the crises of life. The word “dwells” is such an important word for us to understand. It invites the believer “to remain, stay, tarry, en- dure, and find peace in one’s abode.” It suggests continuance and permanence. It is a place where God’s people can “live” - for- ever. How comforting it is to know that our God is a “shelter” and a “refuge” in times of life’s storms. For the Christian, He is our dwelling place for life. Shortly after a sub- marine had been commissioned, the commanding officer took it to sea. It was to undergo various tests to make certain that it was trustworthy and ready for service. Shortly after leav- ing the christening he gave the order to “sub- merge.” Several days later after he returned to shore, the report- ers besieged him with many questions. Asked one, “How did the storms affect you?” “Storms? What storms?” he replied. “We were not aware of any storms. We were dwelling in a safe and secure place in the valleys between the ocean’s mountains.” What comfort we have when we dwell in God. Sower Ministries.org 222 Sammie’s 722 Main Street, Ravenna ● 723-6562 Open MON-FRI 9-6 and SATURDAY 9-5 ● Tables & Chairs (We do special orders!) ● New Mattresses and Box Springs ● New Bedroom Suites ● New Living Room Suites ● New Recliners & Lift Chairs NO CREDIT? BAD CREDIT? NO PROBLEM! EASY FINANCING BY Free Delivery & Set Up Furniture

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Page 1: The Estill County Tribune, January 15, 2020, Page 7 · The Estill County Tribune, January 15, 2020, Page 7 by Dawn Reed E. Ky. Columnist While I love to tell stories, this is one

The Estill County Tribune, January 15, 2020, Page 7

by Dawn ReedE. Ky. Columnist

WhileIlovetotellstories,thisisoneIhavedreadedshar-ing. Several weeks ago, I toldaboutmyfriendBeverly(nother real name) whom I hadmetataBiblestudyatthejaillastJanuary.(Ilovedherright

away!)ShegaveherhearttoJe-susafewweekslaterandwasbaptizedinMarch.Itwasthefirst time she had been clean in alongtime. Beverlytoldmeshestarteddoingdrugsatage11.WhenIaskedherwhereintheworldshehadgottendrugs,shesaidfromherfamily.Shehadalreadylostmanyofthemtodrugs:hermother,father,abrother,andnumerousfriends.Afterherbaptism,Beverlybe-gantochange.ShewasreadingherBibleandLOVEDit…see-ing clearly for the first time in decades.Afterseveralmonths,shewastransferredtoanin-house drug rehabilitation atanother county jail. I visitedher regularly, talking on thephonethroughplexiglass.WeprayedeachtimebeforeIleftwith hands together on thescratchedglass.Shewasup-beat and thriving! We weremakingplans forher future;notjustfortheupcomingholi-days,butBeverlyhopedtobe-

comeapeercounselorhelpingothersovercomeaddiction. After she finished her re-hab, she had 30 days left toserve in our county. A fewweeksago,IaskedforprayerthatGodwouldworkmiracu-lously to find another place for her to finish that time-not injaillestshedigress.Manyofyoudidjustthatandevencon-tactedme.Thanksagain!Goddidworkamiracle!Herlawyer,theassistantcountyattorneyandaverykindjudgearrangedforhertogotoarehabfacilityforthose30days.Iwasbeyondthrilled! Though I could notcontacther,knowingshewaswarm,inarealbed,beingfedandgoingforwardhelpedmesleepatnight. Lessthanaweekin,mydearBeverlywalkedawayfromthatrehab. She went back to oldfriendsandoldways. IgotacalloneeveningthatshewasinICUafteranoverdose;shewasunresponsive.Dayslater,she was taken off life-support.

Herfuneralwasthenextweek.Iamstillindisbelief. IdobelieveBeverlywassin-cerewhenshegaveherheartto Jesus.While ina(mostly)protected environment shethrived, likeababy inan in-cubator.Butheroldlifebeck-oned.Thedrawof27yearsofdrugaddictionwastoogreat.Shewaspulledbackin. During the visitation andfuneral, my grief was heavy.Iwasoverwhelmedwiththereality of the drug epidemicinourarea.Ifeltsoburdenedit seemed like someone wasstanding on my shoulders.Withmanytears,Iwonderedif we were making a difference at all at the jail. I ponderedwhatmoreIcouldhavedonepersonally. Daysbefore,PaulChitwood,President of the IMB, hadsharedinKentuckyTodayhowwecouldprayforinternationalmissionaries. He mentionedthat they sometimes sufferfrom“compassionfatigue”be-

causeofthe“continuousexpo-sure to horrific pain and loss”. Thoughhereathome,Icouldnow somewhat relate. Thestaggeringnumbersofthoseunder the influence of drugs arecontinuousandgrowing.Thisday,theyseemedinsur-mountable. Afteragoodcry,Iremem-bered missionaries in hardplaces with people sufferingfromstarvationanddisease.IthoughtofMotherTeresawhoservedlepersinCalcutta.And,ofcourse,IthoughtofHarrietTubman-a favorite overcom-er-leadingslaves to freedominCanada.Acts26:17-18re-mindsme:“Iamsendingyoutothemtoopentheireyesandturn them from darkness tolight,and fromthepowerofsatantoGod,sothattheymayreceiveforgivenessofsins…” Ipickedupmyphoneandtextedsomeof the ladiesonourjailministryteam:“Wewillpray.Wewillgo.AndweWILLNOTgiveup!”

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1) The main Christmas story is para-phrased from what two New Testament books? Mark/John, Acts/Romans, Matthew/Luke, Jude/Revelation

2) Who visited Jesus on the night of his birth and found Mary, Joseph and the babe lying in a manger? Innkeep-er, Shepherds, Herod, Magi

3) Where was the young child when the Magi came to visit Him to pres-ent gifts? Manger, Under the stars, House, Temple

4) How many times does the word “Christmas” appear in the Bible (KJV)? Zero, 1, 2, 7

5) Who was King of Judaea at the birth of Jesus in Bethlehem? Solo-mon, Herod, Balak, Belshazzar

6) What animals were present at Jesus’ birth? Lions and bears, Sheep and goats, Cows and donkeys, No mention of animals

ANSWERS: 1) Matthew/Luke; 2) Shepherds; 3) House; 4) Zero; 5) Herod; 6) No mention of animals

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1. Isthebookof Jo-nahintheOldorNewTestamentorneither? 2. In Genesis 19,who escaped to Zoaronhearingwickedcit-ies were going to bedestroyed?Gomorrah,Elijah,Lot,Shimei 3.Whoconfessedtoan angel, after beat-ing his mule, that hehad sinned? Sodom,Balaam, Samuel, Dan-

iel 4. From Job 4, whowas so frightened bya dream that his hairstoodonend?Eliphaz,Abraham, Ehud, Jo-seph 5.Whohadtoparadehiseightsonsbeforeaprophetas foundin1Samuel?Aaron,Jacob,Naboth,Jesse 6. From Exodus 14,whose chariots werelost in the Red Sea?Solomon’s, Pharaoh’s,Samson’s,Ahab’sAnswers on bottom

of Page 12Sharpen your under-standing of scripture with Wilson’s Casey’s latest book, “Test Your

Bible Knowledge,” avail-able in stores and online.

A Living Sacrifice, What does it Mean?by BOB CASEY, preacher

Cornerstone Church of Christ70 Bond Street at Camp Avenue in West Irvine

InRomans12:1-2,itiswritten,“I beseech you therefore, brethren, by the mercies of God, that ye present your bodies a living sacrifice, holy, acceptable unto God, which is your reasonable service. 2And be not conformed to this world: but be ye transformed by the renewing of your mind, that ye may prove what is that good, and acceptable, and perfect, will of God.” AsIattempttoresearchthispassage,Iwanttoreturn as much as possible to the original words first spoken;so,ImakemyappealtoW.E.VineandtotheStrongExhaustiveConcordanceoftheBibleforanyinformation,andthereareothersIuseaswell.ThesearesomeofthegreatestmindsontheBibleforover300yearscombined.Andtoadd,IthankGodforev-eryoneofthem. So,whenwelookdeeplyuponwhatthisinspiredApostlesays,here,noticeheusedthewordbeseech,meaningtoinvite,invokebyimploration,exhorta-tion,consolationbrethren.So,thisisavery,veryim-portantteaching.Thenhestresses,bythemerciesofGod.ThismercyisdescribedforusinEphesians2:4-5,Evenwhenweweredeadintrespassesandsins,Christdiedforus.Then,todiagramtheseverses,heinstructsustopresentyourbodies.Wedothisbywhatwesay,whatwedo,wherewego,andbywhoweassociatewith.Wearewarnedin1Corinthians15:33,nottodoit. Thenhesayswealwaysoughttopresentour-selvesasa living sacrifice!Howsaditis,thatnearlyallthemenintheArabnationsthinkthatGodprefersthemtobedeadmartyrsasademonstrationoftheirdevotiontoGodbykillingotherswhodisagreewiththeirteachings.TheyteachthatifyouaredefendingtheKoran,youwillgotoHeaven.ThisiscompletelyforeigntotheteachingsofourLord.Hewantsustobelivingexamplesofwhatisgood(Matthew5:16).“Let your light so shine before men, that they may see your good works, and glorify your Father which is in heaven.” What does it mean to be a sacrifice?Theoriginal

wordingmeansanitemorthingthatmustbekilledor slain. Also, in the study of this word sacrifice, the ancientword,“Thusia”isused,meaningtheactionsofthevictimthatisslain.Thenisaddedtheadjectiveto describe this act as an altar or place of sacrifice. It isusedtosayitisimmutable(meaning)unchange-ablethat,aslaughterofthevictimmusttakeplace. NowFriends,Idon’tknowwhatyouarethinking,butasformeIcantracemyLord’sreasonforcomingtothisearthtopurposelydieformysins,andwhathedidwasgivehimselftotheslaughterofhisbodybythehandsofevilmen.Andhediditbecausehelovedus.Andyet,somanyareremainingungrateful. ThenPauladdedthatbecauseofwhatGodandChristhasdoneforus,weoughttostrivetobeholyandacceptableuntoGod,whichisareasonableser-vice.But,arewedoingit? Thenheadds,asabeliever,nottobeconformedtothisworld.Thiswordsimplymeanstofashionorshapeonethinglikeanother.Thusheissayingofourbodiesandourmanneroflife.So,don’tpatternyourlifeafterthethingsofthisworld,becauseoneday,atthereturnofJesus,thisworldalongwithallitspat-ternswillbeburnedup! Thenhesaysthesafewaytoliveistobetrans-formed(beingbornagainasJohn3teaches,bythewaterandthespirit).Thisisbeingbaptizedinwa-tertobewashedbythebloodofJesus.Romans6:3.Bytakingheedtowhattheword--theSpiritofGodteachesus.Thisobediencewillleadtotherenew-ingofyourmind. Only then by living a sacrificial life basedupontheteachingsoftheBible,istheonlywayyoucanprovewhatisthatgood,acceptableandper-fectwillofGod. Read1Timothy2:1-6,verse3-4says,“For this is good and acceptable in the sight of God our Saviour; 4Who will have all men to be saved, and to come unto the knowledge of the truth.” Inclosing,IhopethatallourreadersareinarightrelationshipwithGod,butifyouarenotbutmaybecontemplatingtheneedtodoso,weinviteyoutocome,listen,compare,andhopefullyobeytheGospelthatwillsaveyoursoulfrometernaldestruc-tion.Iclosethiswithaprayerthatthiswillfalluponallwhoneedsalvationtoday.

Sincerely, Bob Casey, (1-859-369-4165), local

Nine-one-oneisthenationalnumbertouseintheeventofanemer-gency.Whenweuseit,weknowsomeoneistherewhowillcometoourrescue.Thoughwehaveheardstoriesof themisuseof thatnumberandreportsofincompetentrespond-ersansweringcallsofpeople in a crisis, itiscomfortingtoknowthathelpisavailable. Psalm ninety-oneand verse one is anumberforChristiansto“re-call”whenthereis a need for assur-anceandreassurance.ItfirmlystatesthatourGod isonguardand“standingby”toguideusthroughthecrisesoflife. Theword“dwells”issuchanimportantwordforustounderstand.Itinvitesthebeliever“toremain,stay,tarry,en-dure,and findpeacein one’s abode.” It

suggestscontinuanceandpermanence.ItisaplacewhereGod’speoplecan“live”-for-ever.Howcomfortingit is toknow thatourGodisa“shelter”anda“refuge” intimesoflife’s storms.For theChristian, He is ourdwellingplaceforlife. Shortlyafterasub-marine had beencommissioned, thecommanding officertook it tosea. Itwasto undergo varioustests tomakecertainthatitwastrustworthyandreadyforservice.Shortly after leav-ingthechristeninghegavetheorderto“sub-merge.”Severaldayslaterafterhereturnedto shore, the report-ers besieged himwithmanyquestions.Asked one, “Howdid the stormsaffectyou?”“Storms?Whatstorms?” he replied.“Wewerenotawareofanystorms.Weweredwellinginasafeandsecure place in thevalleys between theocean’smountains.” What comfort wehavewhenwedwellinGod.Sower Ministries.org

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