Hosted by Dr. J. Vernon McGee · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 14 episodes
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Dr. J. Vernon McGee hosts Thru the Bible - Minute with McGee on Oneplace.com, a religion show with 14 episodes published.
When Christ came, He took upon Himself human flesh, and when He did the glory was not there, you see. But He was God, you see. And, therefore, that’s the reason He could say, “He that hath seen me hath seen the Father.”
Show notesFriends, what certainly could be called one of the most precious sights in the Word of God was to see this man Moses become an advocate and an intercessor on behalf of his people. And he certainly knew the way into the h
Show notesGod gives us talents, but He wants us then to dedicate them to the Lord and let the Spirit of God take us and use us. And that doesn’t mean we are all to do the same thing. There is a wrong impression today that in the c
Show notesWhatever a man’s equipped to do, that is the thing that he should do unless God makes it clear to him to do otherwise. In other words, I think that there are a great many people today that are equipped to do certain thin
Show notesDid you know Christ does not pray for the world? He says in His own prayer in John 17:9—look it up. He says, “I pray not for the world. I pray for those that thou hast given me.” Somebody says, “You mean to tell me He do
Show notesGod’s going to make good. And that’s the thing that He’s saying. Not that the children of Israel are attractive, but He is saying that He’s come down now to redeem them, because He has heard their cry, and that appealed
Show notesI think that many believers, they’re trying to fight the battle down here alone. They’re trying to meet the issues of life alone. And, friends, you and I are not able to do it. We need help today. And we’re not availing
Show notesThat which speaks of the flesh, God can’t use. Anything that Vernon McGee does that’s of the flesh, God hates it, and God won’t use it at all. God does not want a display of the flesh in anything that has to do with His
Show notesPaul says, “I determined not to know anything among you, save Jesus Christ, and him crucified.” And, friends, if that’s left out of the message, I don’t care how high the steeple is, I don’t care how loud the church bell
Show notesYou and I live in a day when God saves by grace, and He doesn’t save by Law. And what a contrast there is between Law and grace; what a difference it is. The Law demands; grace gives. The Law says, “Do”; grace says, “Bel
Show notesGod brought them across the Red Sea by power, mighty power. Only the power of God could do that. And you see here, He’s bearing them on eagles’ wings—He’s carrying them that way. And then they’ve come out now of slavery
Show notesThere’s nothing between our soul and God, and there’s no broken reed to lean upon. The wisdom of God and the wisdom of man are contradictory. So much so that if one is wisdom, the other is foolishness. God has said, “It’
Show notesGod was dealing with Moses directly. He was equipping him for the great task of delivering this people. And God did not want a third party brought in which would dissipate or insulate the power of God coming directly to
Show notesThe dear little lady when she was talking about, she had the assurance of her salvation, why they said, “Why don’t you know you talk about nobody can take you out of His hand? Well, you might slip through His fingers.” A
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