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GOD’S WORD IS PURE

AUGUST 28th - CAPSULE 28

TOPIC: GOD’S WORD IS PURE

BIBLE TEXT: Psalm 12 vs. 6 – The words of the Lord are pure words, like silver tried in a furnace of earth, purified seven times.


Today’s passage is an observation the Psalmist makes references to what was said in Psalm 12 vs. 5 and in opposition to the word of the wicked men in Psalm 12 vs. 4 which are deceitful, sinful and impure. The Holy Scriptures are the words of God and they are pure and holy, free from all human mixtures, and from all frauds and deceits. They are the Scripture of truth. They are the promises of the word of God, and they are firm and stable, and always dependable, ever fulfilling, being yea and amen in Christ Jesus. 

The doctrines of it are the words of God, which is sincere milk of the word, pure and incorruptible, as it is from an incorruptible supreme being. If truthfully, sincerely and properly dispensed by faithful ministers and they are according to godliness, and tend to encourage and promote purity and holiness of heart and life, hearers and beneficiaries will definitely experience that purity in their lives, homes, institutions and the society at large – (Proverbs 30 vs. 5)

God’s words are pure in the sense that every spoken word from the scripture is good for human consumption. Child of God, it is only in the word of God that you have pureness of life. Let no man deceive you with strange doctrines. The word of God is completely and perfectly pure, clear of all dross whatever, as silver, so many times tried yet, not found defective, so proven to be and so the words of God are not only pure but very pure – (Psalm 119 vs. 140)


Prayer: Lord help me to accept your word sincerely in Jesus name.

Insight: Live a purely Godly life.

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