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God Gains Order; Haggai 1-2
Season 9, Episode 4
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04-Sep-2026
There is a reordering of priorities that happens in the lives of the people of God. Everyone has priority structures even if they don’t realize it, and Christians have a distinct and different one. When we choose to follow Christ, we put God first in all that we think and do. This is sometimes difficult or challenging to do. It means having faith, trusting. The Bible beautifully describes faith as the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen (HEBREWS 1 1 : 1 ). When we see the prophet Haggai, the people of God seem to have forgotten that they weren’t perfect. Haggai’s message was likely delivered around 520 BC. His name means “festival”, and he is mentioned in Ezra 5:1 and 6:14, but little else is known about him personally. As we will see, after
people responded to his message, Haggai will encourage them that God was with them!
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