{"id":1329,"date":"2022-10-15T14:54:59","date_gmt":"2022-10-15T19:54:59","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.biblia.work\/articles\/hebrews-1124-27-being-a-godly-man-bible-study\/"},"modified":"2022-10-15T14:54:59","modified_gmt":"2022-10-15T19:54:59","slug":"hebrews-1124-27-being-a-godly-man-bible-study","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.biblia.work\/articles\/hebrews-1124-27-being-a-godly-man-bible-study\/","title":{"rendered":"Hebrews 11:24-27 &#8211; Being A Godly Man &#8211; Bible study"},"content":{"rendered":"<p>Heb 11:24-27 Being A Godly Man  Moses was a man. He was a man who knew wealth and poverty, power and oppression, Gentile life and Jewish life, working add being served, family and separation. Few men know what is to go through the extremes that Moses went through in his life. Yet, Moses was a man of God. A man who loved God, served God, chose to obey God. That is the kind of man I want to be. It is the kind of man I have wanted to be my whole life.  Thinking about Moses, I began to ask myself the question, &quot;What does it take to be a godly man?&quot;  The answer seemed to come to me as a phrase.  I began to look up the phrase &quot;He.&quot; then a verb.  I figured a man is not what he says as much as what he does.  I. He believed.     A This verse speaks of Abraham.  He was a man who believed God        and God counted him righteous because of his faith in God.     B. This is where being a godly man begins, by believing God.         1. To believe God so much that you seek Him out through His             word.         2. To believe God so much that you are changed by what He has             said.         3. To believe in God so much that you serve Him.     C. This is saving faith.  That is why once Abraham believed so,         God counted him as righteous.         1. We are never saved by our goodness or our works.          2. We are saved by our faith in Gods goodness and that He             will do a work in us.     D. A godly man certainly believes.  II. A godly man endures.     A. This is what is said of Moses.  He endured.     B. That means that no matter what came up against Moses, he did         not quit on God.         1. Life is no more easier for the godly than the godless.         2. The only difference is that the godly man does not have             the consequences of his carnal life to come back upon             him.         3. Yet, save that areaand it is a large oneall the             problems that come into the life of the godless come upon             the godly.             a. They age, get sick, get fired, have tragedies, lose                 loved ones,             b. Last night, I went to a prayer service where Brother                 and Mrs. Tim Tingle gave some testimony.                 (1) It was April 30, 2014, that she had her first                      grandma seizure.                 (2) They rushed her to the hospital but could find                      nothing.  They told her she did not have a                      seizure.  It was something else.                 (3) A few days later, she had another.  She was                      admitted to the hospital for an MRI.  She coded                      while having another seizure during the MRI.                 (4) The doctors diagnosed her with a brain tumor.                      They went in to cut out and found it was a fatal                      tumor and gave her 12 months to live.  They                      removed what they could, put her on radiation,                      Chemo, then six more months of Chemo to try to                      keep it from returning.                 (5) Last month, the doctor said it was back.  She                      will start the process all over again in a few                      days.                 (6) The Tindles are good, godly people.  I have known                      him probably 20 years.  Yet, this.  Why?  Mrs.                      Tindle said her answer was, &quot;Why not?  We are                      no different from anyone else.  We are saved and                      children of God but we still live in a sin-                      cursed world.     C. Godly men, the question is not whether you will have problems         or not, you will.  The question is whether you will endure         or not.  God men will.  The ungodly may not.  III. A godly man fights.     A. This term was used of several of the kings of Israel.         1. It is sad, but a man will have to fight for certain             things.         2. By fight, I do not necessarily mean with fists and guns,             but a godly man will have to stand up to defend, to             protect, and to advance righteousness.     B. Taking a stand for righteousness is where our faith and walk         meet.  A man who says he loves God and will not fight (stand)         is no godly man.         1. He may have knowledge but he is not using it.         2. He may have truth but he is not defending it.         3. He may have a relationship with God but he is not living             it.     C. It does not matter as much what you say, claim, and swear to.         If you will not fight for God, you a problem and not part of         the cure.  IV. A godly man cries.     A. As there are different kinds of fighting, so there are         different kinds of crying.         1. There is the crying with tears and the crying out to God.         2. Then there is the crying that we chose to do and the             crying that is forced upon us.         3. I believe the godly man will do all four.     B. I believe the godly man will have a heart tender enough to         shed a tear.         1. The Palmist said that he that goeth forth with weeping             shall return with sheaves with him.         2. The Bible also commands us to weep with those that weep.         3. A man cannot be godly if he cannot share a tear.     C. And I believe a godly man will cry out to the Lord.         1. This is what the godly do.         2. They seek Gods intervention in this world.         3. Going to get God is what makes the godly godly!         4. Somebody needs to go get God right now!  There is sin on             every hand and evil has gained the dominance.     D. Then comes the issue of whether this crying is forced on us or         whether we chose to participate in it.         1. The godly will not wait until adversity forces him to God.         2. He will certainly go when forced, but the godly chooses to             see God out.  V. A godly man dies.     A. The term was, &quot;He died.&quot;         1. It happens to the saved and the lost, the rich and the             poor, the godly and the ungodly.         2. The term was used dozens of times through the Old and New             Testaments.         3. Like all men face hardships, so all men face death.         4. Again, the question is not will you.  The question is will             you face it like a godly man?     B. How does a godly man face death?         1. Having served God, not self.             a. Every human being must make a choice and most do it                 early in life (although it is never too late to                 change your mind!)             b. Those three things that one does to begin his walk                 with God (believe God enough to seek Him, to obey                 Him, to serve Him) are not just what a godly man did.                 It is what He does!         2. The other choice is to live for self.             a. You may spend all of your time for yourself, for your                 job, for your familyhow you use your life is not                 what is important.             b. The fact that you made the choice what you would do                 with your life is what is important.             c. By the way, godly men look after their families and                 jobs better than the ungodlyjust in different ways.     C. It might sound morbid but the best thing a person can do is to         go spend a few weeks living at a funeral home or a hospital.         1. You will find out death comes to all &#8211; no age limits, no             warnings, no exemptions.         2. Really seeing that truth up close and personal might be             just what some need to help them make the choice to be             godly men.  Only one life, Twill soon be past. Only what is done for Christ will last.  Are you a godly man?<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"<p>Heb 11:24-27 Being A Godly Man Moses was a man. He was a man who knew wealth and poverty, power and oppression, Gentile life and Jewish life, working add being served, family and separation. Few men know what is to go through the extremes that Moses went through in his life. 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