The Power of Meekness
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Moses was very meek. Learning that meek does not mean weak, but strength under control; we learn that meekness in our lives means that we are living like Christ, learning the Word, correcting correctly, and answering for our hope.
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The Power of Meekness
- 1. The Victory Belongs to Jehovah The Power of Meekness Lessons from Moses
- 4. God speaks to us too!
- 9. “Now the man Moses was very meek, more than all people who were on the face of the earth.” — Numbers 12.3
- 10. “Blessed are the meek, for they shall inherit the earth.” — Matthew 5.5
- 11. What does MEEK mean?
- 12. What does MEEK mean? English: overly submissive or compliant; spiritless; tame. — Dictionary.com
- 13. What does MEEK mean? Hebrew: Poor, humble, afflicted, meek — Brown, Driver, Briggs
- 14. What does MEEK mean? Greek: Gentleness, mildness, meekness — Thayer
- 15. What does MEEK mean? Greek: Strength and gentleness perfectly combined — Barclay
- 16. What does MEEK mean?
- 17. What does MEEK mean?
- 18. What does MEEK mean?
- 19. What does MEEK mean?
- 20. What does MEEK mean?
- 21. What does MEEK mean?
- 22. What does MEEK mean?
- 23. What does MEEK mean?
- 24. What does MEEK mean? Strength under control.
- 25. Psalm 37
- 26. The adversary Psalm 37
- 28. The Fret danger Psalm 37
- 29. The Envy danger Psalm 37
- 30. The Anger danger Psalm 37
- 31. The Wrath danger Psalm 37
- 32. Psalm 37
- 33. The Psalm 37 meek
- 34. Jehovah The Psalm 37 meek
- 35. Jehovah Trust The Psalm 37 meek
- 36. Jehovah Do good The Psalm 37 meek
- 37. Jehovah Faithful The Psalm 37 meek
- 38. Jehovah Delight The Psalm 37 meek
- 39. Jehovah Commit The Psalm 37 meek
- 40. Jehovah Be Still The Psalm 37 meek
- 41. Jehovah Wait The Psalm 37 meek
- 42. Jehovah Peace The Psalm 37 meek
- 43. Psalm 37
- 44. Jehovah Psalm 37
- 45. Jehovah Psalm 37
- 46. Jehovah Fade and wither Psalm 37
- 47. Jehovah Give desires of heart Psalm 37
- 48. Jehovah He will act Psalm 37
- 51. Jehovah Cut off Psalm 37
- 52. Jehovah Inherit the Cut off land Psalm 37
- 53. Jehovah No more Psalm 37
- 54. Jehovah Laughs Psalm 37
- 56. W ha td id M os es do ?
- 57. nothing
- 61. Jehovah
- 62. Jehovah Trust
- 67. “Why then were you not afraid to speak against My servant Moses?”
- 68. “Why then were you not afraid to speak against My servant Moses?”
- 71. O God, please heal her —please.
- 73. We must be meek.
- 74. We must be meek.
- 75. We must be meek.
- 76. We must be meek.
- 77. We must be meek.
- 78. We must be meek.
- 79. We must be meek.
- 80. “Commit your way to Jehovah; trust in Him and He will act. He will bring forth your righteousness as the light, and your justice as the noonday.” —Psalm 37.5-6
- 82. Compiled and Presented by: The Victory Belongs to the Lord Dave Stewart 21 December, 2008 Las Cruces, NM #14 www.churchofchristmiranda.com The Power of Meekness Lessons from Moses Synopsis: Moses was very meek. Learning that meek does not mean weak, but strength under control; we learn that meekness in our lives means that we are living like Christ, learning the Word, correcting correctly, and answering for our hope. quot;Unless otherwise indicated, all Scripture quotations are from The Holy Bible, English Standard Version, copyright © 2001 by Crossway Bibles, a division of Good News Publishers. Used by permission. All rights reserved.” “Let all that you do be done with love.”
Editor's Notes
- Miriam and Aaron speak against Moses
- Woman he married: Cushite
- That woman, non-Israelite.
- Jehovah spoken to us, too.
- Moses thinks he’s so special.
- “We have authority too”
- V. 8: Jehovah: “Why not afraid to speak against?”
- Jehovah was angry!
- They were not merely gossiping, complaining, idle talk
- It was sinful!
- Miriam and Aaron speak against Moses
- Woman he married: Cushite
- That woman, non-Israelite.
- Jehovah spoken to us, too.
- Moses thinks he’s so special.
- “We have authority too”
- V. 8: Jehovah: “Why not afraid to speak against?”
- Jehovah was angry!
- They were not merely gossiping, complaining, idle talk
- It was sinful!
- Miriam and Aaron speak against Moses
- Woman he married: Cushite
- That woman, non-Israelite.
- Jehovah spoken to us, too.
- Moses thinks he’s so special.
- “We have authority too”
- V. 8: Jehovah: “Why not afraid to speak against?”
- Jehovah was angry!
- They were not merely gossiping, complaining, idle talk
- It was sinful!
- How do we tend to react to others who speak against us or our family?
- Anger, hatred, lashing out, accusations
- Defend wife against attacks
- Denial, arguing
- Hurt, wounded
- Here is our struggle...
- How do we react to unfair accusations; wicked people attacking us?
- We need to be meek.
- meek
-    
- 1. humbly patient or docile, as under provocation from others.
- 2. overly submissive or compliant; spiritless; tame.
- 3. Obsolete. gentle; kind.
- The example of a horse: