Daily Reading for
Saturday, February 4, 2012
We have daily manna is a daily devotional reading for the spiritual nourishments. The readings are from psalms, proverbs. Reading manna gives boost to the Christian experience. These Christian devotional readings are for every Christians. This daily devotional reading is an online devotional or daily bible devotional. It also has special readings for youth, called the youth devotional and the teen devotional, devotional reading for the family and today devotional.
   Scripture: Mark 12:30, 31.
The readings are from psalms, proverbs. Reading manna gives boost to the Christian experience.
It also has special readings for youth, called the youth devotional and the teen devotional, devotional reading for the family and today devotional.

“Thou shalt love the Lord thy God with all thy heart, and with all thy soul, and with all thy mind, and with all thy strength: this is the first commandment. And the second is like, namely this, Thou shalt love thy neighbour as thyself. There is none other commandment greater than these.”
The Seventh-day Adventists are also called Sabbatharians in some countries. The faithful ones who keep the commandments of God and the faith of Jesus are also known as Seventh Day Adventists Reform Moment, in short form these believers who bear the present truth and keep the Seventh-day or Bible Sabbath as the day of rest are called SDARM, their General Conference is known as SDARM GC.
   Meditation:
We have daily manna is a daily devotional reading for the spiritual nourishments.
Israelites were fed with manna in the wilderness.

“The law of Jehovah, dating back to creation, was comprised in the two great principles, [Mark 12:30, 31 quoted.] These two great principles embrace the first four commandments, showing the duty of man to God, and the last six, showing the duty of man to his fellow-man. The principles were more explicitly stated to man after the fall, and worded to meet the case of fallen intelligences. This was necessary in consequence of the minds of men being blinded by transgression. . . .
“Professed Christians now cry, Christ! Christ is our righteousness, but away with the law. They talk and act as though Christ's mission to a fallen world was for the express purpose of nullifying His Father's law. Could not that work have been just as well executed without the only beloved of the Father coming to this world and enduring grief, privation, and the shameful death of the cross?”1

“In the precepts of His holy law, God has given a perfect rule of life; and He has declared that until the close of time this law, unchanged in a single jot or tittle, is to maintain its claim upon human beings. Christ came to magnify the law and make it honorable. He showed that it is based upon the broad foundation of love to God and love to man, and that obedience to its precepts comprises the whole duty of man. In His own life He gave an example of obedience to the law of God.”2

Reference(s):
These believers who proclaim the Adventism are also practice vegetarianism as part of health reform. The practicing of health reform, the diet reform, dress reform, family reform, and Sabbath reform are all essential for salvation. These believers who practice the total reformation prepare themselves for the Second coming of Jesus Christ, which is also called the Second Advent. In some places they are also known as Reform Church or Reformed church. It is a world wide church. Their world headquarters is at Roanoke, VA 24019, USA.
1 The Review and Herald, May 6, 1875.
2 The Acts of the Apostles, p. 505.

 Israelites were fed with manna in the wilderness.

  
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