Do Not Forget Your Maker

Bible Study #1146 CHURCH IN THE HOUSES Wednesday, November 11, 2020

Do Not Forget Your Maker (Génesis 41:50-52) We must have the capacity to resist, to endure suffering, to endure, to resist, strength, firmness, resistance to overcome. We must get ahead; we are not to be defeated. We must overcome the hard blows of life; we cannot faint in our long life of struggles. The struggles or the experience are evaluated as if it were defeat.

I. Joseph's formation with his family.

A. With his sons Manasseh and Ephraim his character was formed.

1. The process we live and the effect of forming in everything we live.

2. In the names he gives them, he made understood his recognition of divine providence for the favorable turn he had given to his affairs, for it had brought them to fruition in the land of his affliction.

3. Egypt had been the land of his affliction and still was in some sense, for it was not Canaan, the land of promise.

4. His father's remoteness was still his affliction.

5. Remember if you are on the list of saints make you yield greater and better fruits.

6. We must be formed, to understand, to know, and to be able to see the power of God, when His mighty hand cares for us, protects us, and makes us know His will in one, and that formation is necessary for us.

7. Ephraim comes to mean fruitful, Manasseh, forgetfulness.

8. The two things usually go together: fruitful, forgetfulness (all his work from the day he left his father's house, and everything he lived from his great work to achieve what God wanted, and his great formation in the current Joseph, and in the land of affliction did not failure, it bore fruit, he did not live rebelliously, hating, forgetting or saying this is at the front: Egypt, to be formed to do the will of God, and to serve, to serve and to serve.

9. He never forgot his Maker.

B. Our spiritual strength.

1. (1 Kings 2:2) What was left for David?

a. He had already fulfilled his work, he had been trained with his brothers, Saúl, wars, betrayal of his companions in his formation were perfected, and "conquered", "forgot and he was fruitful", and now he had a kingdom that he had to give to his son.

b. "I follow the path of everyone on earth, there is no more", death with triumph or stripped for not letting himself be formed with what he lived.

c. He had fruits to tell his son; strive, and be a man, and leave the nannies, for which they grew to claim, complain, with a bad temper and full of hatred.

2. (2 Chronicles 15:7) The prophet (Azariah) speaks to King Asa.

a. The king took courage, and removed the idols, were sanctified.

b. Strive, make effort, strength.

c. There is never, ever a reason to stay faint, without strength, physical energy, to faint, because God is with you, and in He is the strength.

d. Our God does not faint.

e. May your hands not faint (lose your sense, cower).

f. There is a reward for our work.

g. The work you must do or must all do is rewarded for your work; seek yours by the Holy Spirit.

3. (1 Corinthians 16:13) "Be on guard"

a. May your faith not wane, with your trials along the way.

b. When we have our formation, with the trials, circumstances, with the betrayal, with what you must live which is what makes people hardens.

c. They want God to facilitate the path of our formation.

d. Firm, nothing moves the faith, even if there is a monster in front of you.

e. David said to Solomon: "be a man", Paul: "behave manly (male, human being) leave that of spoiled child, whining (little substance, bland, spiritless).

f. Strive, risky or difficult acts with great value. Strong effort, until fighting the good fight.

4. (Ephesians 6:10) Brothers and sisters, strengthen yourselves.

a. Reinforce, draw strength, you must be strong.

b. We must leave the tears of nannies, let's leave the actions of when small.

c. You must be stable people, leave the things of spoiled children, that you have become accustomed to always doing your will, you have never had anyone to correct you, and you have lived without becoming a man, and leave the attitudes.

d. You must strengthen yourself in the power of His strength.

e. He encouraged; complaints, gossip, the wounds you say you have because of one or the other; You know, you must be like Joseph, his brothers wanted to kill him, but they sold him, and he said, "God made me bear fruit in the land of my affliction. "

f. You don't have that phrase, David said, Solomon be a man, enter into the formation of life.

g. Do not comfort, nor attend to those who do not want to be in accordance with the formation that should have life.

5. (2 Timothy 2:1) Strive for grace.

a. Contrast to cowardice

b. Dress in power.

c. Timothy cannot give himself this power but must draw on the power bestowed upon him by the Lord through the Spirit "who dwells in him."

d. Also dwell in you, grab it, and see the effectiveness of the power of the Spirit that dwells in you. Amen.