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Colossians 1:17

OPPORTUNITY: DOES IT KNOCK ONLY ONCE? [2]

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It is quite understandable that when one allows an apothegm which is foreign to the instructions of the Most High, the ensuing spiritual contamination becomes a stumbling block, separating you from the protection of the Divinity. King Joash had had his mind tampered with idolatrous initiations, causing him to lose spiritual connection with the God of Israel. His wanning state of faith reared its ugly head and he could not defeat his Syrian army for as long as he should.Read More

SATAN FELL BEFORE THE ETERNAL GOD (Revised) *2*

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In conclusion, Satan's fall was before an eternal 'Ĕlôhı̂ym, so, expectedly, his doom must, as adjudication should have it, be eternal. Dolorously, Lucifer has no second chance to latch on to. No angel has that spiritual luxury bestowed on him at creationism. Lucifer behaved like no true son of Jehovah. Bastardy. How could he walk before God, capped in sheer expropriatory audacity? Usurpation. To even think he could, with the third angelic host, expugn heaven is crazy. Procacious! Lucifer, you cannot be worshipped as God. You do not go by the epithetic, "who was, who is, and is to come." Jesus is truly so: for "And he is before all things, and by him all things consist" [Colossians 1:17].Read More

Conjugal Gist (7)

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"Upon this rock I will build my church;" Jesus told Peter whose name is defined as 'a piece of rock,' in its Greek rendition of petros. 'Rock,' in the same verse, is 'petra,' which is a boulder –a rock as huge as the rock of Gibraltar. Jesus is the 'Rock of ages.' Peter, like any other Christian, is a stone, used in the building of the glorious Church. The Church is strictly God's business. Will God allow Lucifer to prevail against His business, the Church? Certainly not! This is what the conjugal gist is all about.Read More