Category: Haggai
Ash Clarkson takes us through the Book of Haggai
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Haggai 2:20-23 – A seal on a promise
In Haggai 2:20-23, God sent one final message, promising once again to bless his people and glorify his name, with Zerubabbel as the ‘seal on a promise’. He does this by recalling his past judgment of those who opposed him, promising to visit it once again, and certifying it through Zerubabbel.
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Haggai 2:10-19 – Cleansed and blessed
In Haggai 2:10-19, we see God address the sinfulness of his people. He reminds them of their sinfulness through an analogy, applies that analogy with an assessment of their status, and promises their faith will result in blessing.
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Haggai 2:1-9 – The Promise of Better Things
God spoke again to his people through Haggai (2:1-9), encouraging them to remain devoted to their God. God acknowledges their present situation, announces his presence with them, and promises future glory.
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Haggai 1 – Reshaping our Priorities
The book of Haggai opens with a call to God’s people to reshape their priorities. They should reflect on their present barrenness, return their devotion to God, and resume building his temple.
