1. The new revelations that God brings in His word are not meant to make us compare ourselves to others and foster pride in having received them, but to produce a change of attitude within us. Based on the light received, we must fulfill the Lord’s will according to the direction it gives us (2 Timothy 3:16-17; Amos 3:7).
2. As eleventh-hour workers, we need to be servants of God who take on the risk and responsibility for His work, just as Judah took the risk before his father, Jacob, when he stood surety for Benjamin as he took him to Egypt (Matthew 20:1-16; Genesis 43:1-10).
3. Just as Joseph had a steward in his house, every house needs a steward, that is, someone who manages the household goods. God also needs stewards, responsible for managing and distributing the riches of Christ to people (Genesis 43:16; 1 Peter 4:10).
4. “God put Abraham to the test by asking him to offer his son Isaac as a sacrifice (Genesis 22:1-2). In the same way that God tested Abraham’s faith, it is also necessary that the value of our faith be tested” (Daily Food, book 8, week 4, Thursday, p. 65).
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