The Ark, The Priest, and The People
By bamideleala
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Although the prophet Eli must have been a priest originally worthy of the office which God bestowed on him, the tragedy of his life was that he lost spiritual control over his children.
As you are aware from bible records, he and his two sons died painful deaths and the priesthood was taken away from his household forever. The man of God and his entire household must know that they are in the limelight, and their conduct must therefore outshine that of others before whom their lights must continually shine so that their followers could navigate the stormy waters of this world safely.
How did the young Samuel escape the contagion of the wilderness of Eli's children? How, as the bible says, was Samuel able to escape the corruption that is in this world? Did Eli, for instance, dwell more on the training of Samuel to the exclusion of that of his children? Do we sometimes unwittingly invest in the training of children put under our ward while neglecting our own children as they lapse into spiritual lethargy and all sorts of shortcomings that could make God take away the priesthood from us? This question should be the concern of the priest as he reads and digests this book.
It was the same Samuel who wrote that unquestioning obedience to God was far more valuable and acceptable to God than whatever other sacrifices anyone might offer to the Almighty. We can conclude from this book that no amount of works, including even awesome healings, priestly positions, the presence of the ark of God in any sanctuary, or other embellishments in God's House can replace repentance and the reverent fear of God. Indeed, without repentance, salvation is impossible. If a man experienced awesome healing, this in itself cannot confer eternal life on that person, unless he had fully submitted his life to Jesus Christ and had committed himself to walk with Him in holiness, righteousness, and truth.
Bamidele comes from a line of pastors and pastors' wives. His father and grand-father were ordained pastors at the Methodist Church Nigeria for decades after they had both reached the commanding heights of their professional teaching career. His mother, a veritable pastor's wife, was a tremendous woman of God. Bamidele, no doubt, grew under the high and thorough influence of both parents, thus making his life a huge departure from that of Hophni and Phinehas, Eli's children.
This book is written from the perspective of a honest watcher of events in these end-times. The book is recommended, therefore, for reading by all types of people whose lives transcend those who carry out special functions and responsibilities in God's sanctuary.
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About the author Bamidele Ala is an ordained servant of God, entrusted with a clear mission to guide individuals towards a deep connection with God through the proclamation of divine truth. Over nearly twenty years, his pastoral ministry has undeniably enlightened countless souls, emancipating them from the deceptive snares laid by adversaries of the gospel. Furthermore, Bamidele is an accomplished writer, having authored the life-transforming book, ‘Healing: The Children's Bread.' This profound work offers deep insights and is a practical resource for prayer and deliverance. Additionally, he has been instrumental in producing several tracts that have been widely distributed across Nigeria and beyond, bringing glory to God. His devotion to God is evident in his literary works and personal life. He cherishes a deep connection with God, deriving immense joy from their relationship. Bamidele's educational background includes a Higher National Diploma in Electrical Engineering (Power & Machines option), a Postgraduate Diploma in Electrical and Electronics Engineering from The Polytechnic Ibadan, a Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering from the University of Port Harcourt, a Master's of Science degree in Information Technology from the National Open University of Nigeria, and a certification in Cloud Engineering from the University of Texas at Austin. Furthermore, he holds a Postgraduate Diploma in Theology from the Redeemed Christian Church of God Bible College, emphasising his commitment to deepening his understanding of God's word. Driven by a fervent desire to raise a generation of devout individuals, Bamidele currently serves God within The Redeemed Christian Church of God. His influential role encompasses guiding congregants as a Pastor, enlightening minds as a Sunday school teacher, and imparting knowledge as a lecturer at the School of Disciples, among other responsibilities. He is married and blessed with wonderful children.
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