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Bible Happenings

Bible Happenings

著者: Gail Nobles
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Things that happened in the Bible, and things that are happening today.Gail Nobles © 2025 キリスト教 スピリチュアリティ 聖職・福音主義
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  • The Divine Blueprint 7.15.’26 9.08 PM
    2026/07/16
    Story by: Gail Nobles
    Podcast Cover by: Gail Nobles

    Friends, let’s talk about the Ten Commandments! These aren't just old rules; they’re God's guide for our lives! They shine a light in our dark times, steering us clear from sin, not as heavy burdens but as gifts to help us navigate life’s challenges.

    Each commandment brings us together in community. "Thou shall not kill" shows us that every life matters because we’re all made in God’s image. Honoring life reflects His glory and creates a loving society.

    When God says, "Thou shall not commit adultery," He protects marriage—the sacred bond of trust and love that builds families and shapes generations.

    Furthermore, when He says, “Thou shall have no other gods before Me,” it’s not just a rule; it’s an invitation to deeper connection with Him—our source of strength and identity!
    By obeying the commandments, we find purpose and community, experiencing a taste of heaven on earth, filled with God’s love.

    You can find the Ten Commandments and the account of God writing them with His own finger on stone tablets primarily in the book of Exodus (specifically chapters Exodus 20:1-17 and Exodus 31:18).

    So cherish these commandments—they're more than a checklist; they're the foundation for a great life with our Creator. Keep them close, for they lead us back to God’s perfect plan and unlock blessings beyond measure.

    I'm Gail Nobles. Thank you for listening to Bible Happenings.

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  • Saints 5.31.’26 6.53 PM
    2026/05/31
    Story by: Gail Nobles
    Photo cover by: Gail Nobles
    Ending music: http://audionautix.com

    Some folks still hold the belief that saints walk amongst us today. I recall a man who, in the grip of danger, believed he glimpsed the holy ones. Now, some may scoff at the notion that saints can be seen, but rest assured, there are those who can perceive the unseen. While some cling to the idea that the dearly departed rest forever in their graves, I firmly believe that, through Christ, they live on. As it is written, to be absent from the body is to be present with the Lord (2 Corinthians 5:8).

    Consider Moses, who, although he has departed from this world, was seen alongside Jesus and Elijah during the sacred Transfiguration, which is described in the Gospel of St. Matthew (17:1-9). Elijah was taken up to glory in a chariot of fire.

    Years ago, in a time of sorrow, as I lay across my bed burdened with thoughts, I had a vision. I beheld what I believed to be saints in the clouds, gazing down upon the earth. In a dream, I witnessed them gathered within two distinct clouds.

    Indeed, God is the all-seeing eye, guiding us to behold what He desires us to see.

    I'm Gail Nobles. Thank you for listening to Bible Happenings.

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  • Navigating Truth in Troubled Times 12:12:25 1.45 PM
    2025/12/12
    Story by: Gail Nobles
    Music: http://audionautix.com
    Earthquake effect: Pixabay.com
    Photo: Pexels.com


    In the big picture of life, which has both good and bad parts, some people today seem to accept everything as normal. They look at history and say, 'What we see is just how it is.' They believe that lies and evil have always been around, sharing stories that go back to the beginning of human history.

    But we are not blind! We stand on the edge, looking into a deep darkness where important warnings are ringing out. The old prophecies are coming true right in front of us—the signs, the symbols, the cries from a world in trouble! Many of us believe we are living in the end times, where the culmination of history is unfolding before our eyes, and the revelation promised in sacred texts is playing out in real-time.

    Consider the sadness expressed by King David in Psalm 12, where he calls out to God: 'Help, Lord; for the godly man cease; for the faithful fail from among the children of men.” This cry is still relevant today. The truth seems to be falling apart, with lies and flattery creeping into our hearts like weeds taking over a tree.

    In these dark times, where lies wear disguises and those who are wise are called fools, we dare to speak up. What is truth? Is it a bright light guiding us through tough times, or is it just a shadow that changes based on how we see things? Each person might say, 'We've always seen these lies.' But deep down, we know this isn’t the same as before; the situation today is more serious than ever!

    As we witness these signs and feel the earth shaking while hearts grow cold, let’s not give in to the idea that everything is normal. We must recognize that we are amidst the end times and join David in asking God to help us escape from this web of lies. Psalm 12 isn’t just a piece of history; it speaks directly to us now, reminding us that while some may think everything is routine, we are witnessing a profound event in a grand narrative unfolding—one that aligns with the prophecies we hold dear.

    Revelation and prophecy speak of trials, tribulations, and the ultimate triumph of truth. We see a world in chaos, not just another chapter in an old story, but perhaps the final act of a grand performance. So let’s be alert and pray, for the warnings are louder now than they have ever been, and it’s our job to find the truth amid the noise of deception. May we stay strong in our hearts, and may our cries reach God—Help us, Lord, because lies are everywhere and the faithful are few!

    I'm Gail Nobles, and you're listening to Bible Happenings

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