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Monday, February 9, 2026

Bible verses that should have been cross-referenced...

To include:

Friday, May 22, 2026

Verses of Joel 2 contrasted with Revelation 9

Matthew Henry's commentary

from the early 1700's 

on

Joel 2:28

And it shall come to pass 

afterward, 

that I will 

pour out my spirit 

upon all flesh; 

and your sons 

and your daughters 

shall prophesy, 

your old men shall dream dreams, 

your young men shall see visions:

"The effect of this blessing:

("I will 

pour out my spirit 

upon all flesh...") 

They shall prophesy;

they shall receive new discoveries of divine things,

and that not for their own use only,

but for the benefit of the church.

They shall interpret scripture, 

and speak of things secret, 

distant, and future, 

which by the utmost sagacities of reason, 

and their natural powers, 

they could not have 

any insight into nor foresight of."

@unfoldthescriptureIG

"Jesus appearing to Mary first 

(after his resurrection)

tells us something profound:

God doesn't 

choose messengers 

(Revisit the definition 

of angel again

if need be.)

based on who 

the world will listen to.

He chooses based on 

who will actually show up.

Matthew 22:14

For many are called

but few are chosen.

You either know God

(Not know about him

but:

KNOW HIM.)

or you dont.

Pretty simple.