Understanding Time and Its Value

According to Psalm 90:12, what is the recommended approach to time management?

What does Benjamin Franklin's quote imply?

According to the Bible, how many hours are there in a day?

Why is it important to make our time count?

What is implied by the phrase 'the handcuffs of time'?

What is the common aspect of time that everyone on earth shares?

What is the name of the person who said, 'Lost time is never found again'?

What is the total number of days in a person's life if they live for 70 years?

According to Psalm 139:16, what was written in God's book?

How does the Bible teach us to view our life?

Understanding Time and Its Value

Time is an interesting concept, and before God created the universe, there was no time, as God is eternal and outside of time.

Time and Human Experience

Humans tend to think they are masters of time, but they don't fully understand it, and their perception of time can vary greatly.
There are times when time seems to fly, and other times when it appears to stand still.

Biblical Principles for Making Time Count

Principle 1: Your days are numbered, so number your days (Psalm 90:12).
Time is a limited resource, and it needs to be treated with care to make it count.

Time: A Limited Resource

There are only 24 hours in a day, as designed by God when He created the world.
Each person has the same amount of time each day, regardless of their background or circumstances.
What matters is how each person chooses to use their time.

The Importance of Valuing Time

The Bible teaches that each person only gets a certain amount of time on earth, ordained by God.
Psalm 139:16 says that all days are written in God's book before they come to be.
The Bible views life as brief and quickly passing, emphasizing the importance of making time count.

Explore the concept of time, its value, and how humans perceive it. Learn biblical principles for making time count and understand the role of time in human experience.