‘Come Out From Bondage To Idols.’
Psalm 115:5-8.
a)
Psalm 115:5. Idols have mouths but they do not
speak.
b)
Psalm 115:5. Idols have eyes but they do not
see.
c)
Psalm 115:6. Idols have ears but they do not
hear.
d)
Psalm 115:6. Idols have noses but they cannot
smell anything.
e)
Psalm 115:7. Idols have hands but they cannot
handle anything.
f)
Psalm 115:7. Idols have feet but they cannot
walk.
g)
Psalm 115:7. Idols cannot speak or even make a
sound through their throat.
h)
Psalm 115:7. Those people who make idols
become like them and so do the people who trust in them.
(This QT reminds
me of the necessity to teach the New Believers to Come Out From Bondage To
Idols)
‘Girdles.’
a)
Mark 1:6; Jeremiah 13:1-2; 2 Kings 1:8. Were
worn by Prophets.
b)
Exodus 28:4. Were worn by the Aaronic
Priesthood.
c)
Exodus 39:29. Were made according to the
Command of the Lord.
d)
1 Samuel 18:4. Samuel wore a girdle.
e)
2 Samuel 18:11. In Old Testament days were
given as gifts.
f)
Acts 21:11. Apostle Paul wore a girdle.
(This Second one teaches me that there is some spiritual
significance about Girdles)
Chris.
Idols have noses but they cannot smell anything. This statement
makes me sad for the idol worshippers. God says that the incense of our Prayers
even reaches to Heaven. He loves to smell that incense. The idol worshippers
sometimes make some very nice smelling offerings to their idols, I do not
dislike those smells but the sad point is that the idols cannot smell them.
