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Record Keeping & God’s power?

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Record Keeping and God's Power
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Record keeping and God’s power are not exclusive. The Bible itself is a report of God’s activity containing covenants, genealogies, and other statistics and specific records of events kept to demonstrate His faithfulness and power.

Record Keeping in the Bible Showing God’s Power at Work

From the first chapters in Genesis, we find God keeping records of His power at work — what He did on day one through day seven of creation and how He looked back at each day’s activities to assess what He had done.

Continuing on in the opening books of the Bible we read reports of God’s power demonstrated on behalf of His people — plagues in Egypt, the parting of the sea, provision of manna from heaven, water from a rock, etc.

And, we also find many chapters with genealogical records, detailed records of the laws, offerings, festivals, construction of the tabernacle and temple, wars, etc.

Into the New Testament we come across genealogical records of Jesus who was born of a virgin. We find records of the family lines of those He made His surrogate parents, tracing back to the lineage of Abraham and David, showing that nothing is impossible with God (Lk. 1:34-37).

Some accounts of miraculous displays of Jesus’ power record numbers such as the small quantity of loaves and fish that fed a multitude of 4000 and later 5000 men plus women and children and how much was left over after all were fed.

Yes, the power of God and record keeping go hand in hand throughout the Bible. Order the Steering the Church Toward God’s Power Leadership Guide for what we can learn about His might in the above mentioned instances as well as how that relates to the way we keep and use records.

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2 Replies to “Record Keeping & God’s power?”

  1. Very useful and encouraging teaching and learning materials on God’s power and sovereignty. If God who is eternal, all-knowing, all-powerful and all-present can keep a record of His acts (the Bible is a record of who God is and His deeds), who are we, His servants, not to keep records of our ministry activities!

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