The logic of the scripture is clear. Think of a passage like Deuteronomy Chapter 6.

And there's a passage that Christians will understand with the ring of the familiar,

but I don't think they often pause to understand what the Lord said through Moses to Israel.

They are the children of Israel who are after the generation of rebellion

are getting ready to enter the land of promise.

And you'll recall that God speaks through Moses and says after the re-giving of the Ten Commandments,

he said, when your son comes to you in days to come say,

what are the meaning of the statutes in these commandments? Then you shall say to your son.

And then he speaks to the diligence that Israel's parents are going to have to teach their children.

And it says, and you're going out and you're coming in and you're standing up and you're sitting down.

That's a Hebrew way of saying all the time.

All the time. When you're breathing and when you're not breathing,

you need to be teaching your children the law of God and teaching your children the word of God.

And so I turn back to that text over and over again.

And the other sweet thing there is that phrase which comes up again in Joshua chapter 4 and elsewhere.

When your son asks you in days to come, what is the meaning of these stones, these walls, these commandments?

Then you shall say to your son, notice the pronoun there, your son.

This is your responsibility today.

The future of Israel depends upon one father, rightfully answering the question of one son.

This is a living waters breaking news alert. After 50 consecutive years of ministry,

Ray comfort is calling it quits. Along with establishing a 5 million acre banana farm,

Ray comfort is pursuing his lifelong dream of chicken coop building.

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