Psalmos (Gr) – Psalm Eng) - psalmos is Greek word that means“a sacred, inspired poem of praise.” The Greek word psalmoi identified the playing of the strings on a musical instrument. |
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Several ancient writers appeal to a well-known document written by Pontius Pilate which was sent to Tiberiuis Caesar and kept in the archives of the emperors. Some Christian apologists encourage the emperors of their day to check the own archive for Pilates account of his encounter with Jesus Christ. Pilate wrote:
"And him, Herod, and Archelaus and Philip, Annas, and Caiphas, with all the people, delivered to me, making a great uproar against me that I should try Him (Christ). I, therefore, ordered Him to be crucified, having first scourged Him, and having found against Him no cause of evil accusations or deeds. At the time he was crucified, there was darkness over all the world, the sun being darkened at midday, and the stars appearing, but in them there appeared no luster; and the moon, as if turned into blood, failed in her light."
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Do I realize that in the same way the presence of the Lord entered the Tabernacle of Moses and the Temple of Solomon, the Spirit of God entered believers in Jesus Christ on the day of Pentecost. And, when I placed faith in the resurrected savior Jesus Christ, the Holy Spirit entered me and
will stay with me forever. I will live in a way that honors the Holy Spirit and
I will do the work that the Lord has called me to do today. |
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"Get wisdom, get understanding;
do not forget my words or swerve from them."
- Proverbs 4:5 |
