@auag7046aev: 🔥Когда Бог избирает вас, произойдут три вещи. В Евангелии от Матфея 22:14 сказано: «Ибо много званых, а мало избранных». Когда Бог избирает вас, в вашей жизни проявятся эти три вещи. Это не случайность, а часть Божьего замысла и Его любви. Первое — испытания. Быть избранным Богом не означает, что жизнь всегда будет лёгкой. Это означает, что Бог совершает в вас работу и очищает вашу веру. Иов однажды за один день потерял своё богатство и детей, а затем столкнулся с тяжёлой болезнью. Его друзья не понимали его, а жена советовала оставить веру. Но он сказал: «Господь дал, Господь и взял; да будет имя Господне благословенно!» (Иов 1:21) Даже среди страданий Иов не отказался от доверия к Богу. Позже Бог явил Себя ему, помог глубже познать Его и восстановил его жизнь, снова даровав ему благословение. Если сейчас вы проходите через испытания, помните: это не значит, что Бог оставил вас. Возможно, именно сейчас Он формирует ваш характер и укрепляет вашу веру. Второе — изменение. Бог призывает нас и желает, чтобы мы постоянно росли в вере, не оставаясь навсегда в своих прежних слабостях и ошибках. Пётр когда-то был слаб и даже трижды отрёкся от Господа. Но Иисус не отвернулся от него. После воскресения Господь снова встретился с Петром и поручил ему пасти Его овец. После своего падения Пётр вновь укрепился в следовании за Господом и позже отдал свою жизнь ради Него. Возможно, вы тоже часто вините себя за свои ошибки и чувствуете разочарование. Не теряйте надежду! Если вы готовы прийти к Господу с покаянием и просить Его о помощи, вы можете продолжать расти и идти дальше под Его руководством. Третье — победа. Те, кого избрал Бог, в конце концов увидят победу. В Послании к Римлянам 8:37 сказано: «Но все сие преодолеваем силою Возлюбившего нас». Давид был преследуем Саулом и пережил множество опасностей, но он продолжал доверять Богу. Позже он стал царём Израиля. Но ещё важнее — он стал человеком, угодным сердцу Бога. Поэтому не теряйте надежду из-за трудностей, которые видите сегодня. Даже проходя через бури, продолжайте полагаться на Бога и просите Его дать вам силу. Потому что Бог с вами. Если вы хотите глубже изучать Библию и лучше понимать Божье Слово, нажмите на ссылку или напишите мне, чтобы присоединиться к бесплатной онлайн-группе изучения Библии."-zj

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Господи прости и сохрани !Аминь
2026-10-16 11:48:14
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Я хочу идти за Богом и быть с ним😭😭😭.Но я не могу простить своего соседа.Который издевается уже двадцать лет над моей семьёй.Когда уже решу , что ладно пусть будет по его.Но он вновь то сына изобьёт, то бассейн проколит и ещё, и ещё.... Что делать? Продать дом, он нам не даёт.
2026-10-16 09:36:49
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Stanislawa Lisniewska :
Sława Slawa Bogu na weki ❤️❤️
2026-10-16 16:27:57
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Амінь
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♣️. ISSO 🙏 :
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Во благо 🙏
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АМИНЬ
2026-10-16 13:38:22
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user688592485973 :
Господи, прости прости прости!🙏🙏🙏
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я самый противный грешник,помилуй меня грешного
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