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During Eve’s Eden tenure and interchange with the Serpent, she became an adversary to her God and conspired against Adam. The Serpent, a Satan apparition and her alter ego, roused Eve’s curiosity and natural inclination to question authority and to depend on self-determinism rather than God beneficence. Discover how her attitude is common in all humans.

This author proposes an entirely new approach to Bible study, not the study of New Testament teachings but to the study of Old Testament teachings. This was the study conducted by people who lived during Jesus’ ministry and by Messiah’s Apostles and surrogates. The New Testament did not exist as a guide to devotion until the Age was already finished.

It cannot happen without your inspiration to be a success. Nobody has to ever worry about what they said, nor what they did, as long as life is lived in a virtuous way. This is basically because you are living via the values and principles of Spirit and the King Angel. Less resistance from the universe is often the gift for accepting what we share with you. By reading the rest of this channeled message, you will become more enlightened in the thoughts from those on the other side.

Why do we need to follow Jesus? Because we need him to live anything close to a truthful life. Will we be like Pilate and say, “What is truth?” (John 18:38) or will we understand the impactful reality of this premise upon which all of life exists? Discouragement, helplessness and hopelessness are now recoverable, through Jesus.

Would you ever take a trip without having the proper up to date passport and visa? There is a spiritual lesson here that you need to pay attention to.

The great philosopher Aristotle is credited with categorizing the five senses that humans enjoy. They are: sight, hearing, smell, taste and touch. The senses are a means by which humans can perceive outside stimuli. They are the keys to unlocking the world in which we live. Does God have senses? It might be questionable because God is a spiritual, not physical. But Jesus, as one fully God and fully human certainly experienced all sensations.

We all come to crossroads in our lives. A place where you make a decision that will determine the very course of your life. After you’ve chosen your path and traveled far, perhaps many years down that road, you look back at the crossroads and ask, “What would my life have been like had I chosen the other path?”

Barna Associates have researched the question of hell and discovered that 32 percent of adults see hell as “an actual place of torment and suffering where people’s souls go after death.” That means that two out of three of us fail to believe in a literal hell. The Pew Forum on Religion and Public Life reports that only 59% of Americans believe in some sort of hell, compared with 74% who believe in heaven.

We often talk about God’s gift of grace. Grace is that undeserved favor and love that God gives so freely to us. What must God feel like when we reject his gift of grace? What does it do to the heart of God when we trample on his grace, when we take his gift, a gift of unlimited value, a gift that is precious because it reveals the heart of a God who loves us dearly, and cast it aside?

We have all seen ourselves fail to do the things we want to do, we have gone on to do the things we do not want to do. You will look back and see how stupid and crazy the things you did then but funny enough you can see yourself doing the same thing again. It is a human weakness that we have which needs more than just our abilities. Always there is a greater force we can call to for strength.

Events taking place around us are causing concern among many people. The Bible tells us what to look for in the world before Jesus returns. Do current events match the predictions that the Bible warned us would come in the last days?

Heavenly Father, I thank you for being my rock, my fortress, and my deliverer; my God is my rock, in whom I trust, my shield and the horn of my salvation, you are my stronghold, my refuge and my Savior. I put my trust in you and you alone. I will call upon the Lord who is worthy to be praise, so shall I be saved from my enemies. II Samuel 22:2-4.