I thank God that Isaac became a believer of Jesus as Abraham had done over 100 years before (Genesis 15:6)! Isaac was almost a hundred himself, for Esau and Jacob were turning 40 around that time (see verse 34, also Genesis 21:5, 25:26). Indeed, he was following his dad in his footsteps in this, but Jacob hadn’t accepted Jesus yet (this happens several chapters later, for Esau… read the next chapter to see what he did). This passage is found in page 15 of my NKJV Bible, page 19 of my NASB Bible, page 33 of my VOICE copy, and pages 32-33 of my Amplified Bible (Classic Edition) copy.
I actually waited to post this because I don’t have the money to pay the fee to run this site (it’s about a fourth on my paycheck) but thankfully, I get paid the next day after it’s due, and they take it out of my account, so if I have any problems, I can just consult the online help center for this. But I’ve already backed up my data on a Word document (I plan on doing this each time I post until the fee is paid this week), so I’m not worried about losing anything, but I want to keep my emojis. Still, I might be able to change the text print on the document… but anyway, I think Isaac wanted to follow God after He appeared to him (this happened around 1900 B.C., maybe fifty years after that; wasn’t Abraham born in 2066 B.C.?) — we can’t save ourselves or rely on someone else’s passion, though. Only Jesus can fix our hearts to follow Him. It’s funny how my favourite moment from Isaac’s life has the least to say about it. But I’ll get into chapter 27 either tonight or tomorrow, or even later this week, but I can’t guarantee I’ll finish that one by Saturday. I ran late twice last week to work, and I don’t want this to happen a fourth time (for this had happened two weeks ago as well), and I don’t think I can find forgiveness as easily as one might hope, though one of my tardies was because I did some yardwork six days ago and I was exhausted. Well, now I’d only do that on a day off. Not worth it any other day, I think.
Any conversion stories from you or someone you know? Leave them in the comments or message me on my e-mail: ron.outland4727@gmail.com! You can also message me one on Facebook or Instagram private messaging! I’m not going to any social media site except on Saturdays until further notice, though; you’ll see why in another post on another day. But I have tomorrow off, too, so I’m pretty happy about that 😊😊😊😇😇😇😇😇😌😌😌 I do need to look for more work other than my Fry’s job, though. But I don’t mind doing almost anything 😎😎😎😎😎 and on that note, I’ll see you later!
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