God seeing our hopeless condition made a way back to communion and fellowship with God. Now through the death of Jesus, we can boldly approach the throne of grace in time of need and petition the Father in The Name of Jesus. We are no longer alone, He sent a comforter to dwell within us, and if we meet the conditions the Father and Son would come in and Sup with us and make an abode. He will never leave or forsake us

God seeing our hopeless condition made a way back to communion and fellowship with God. Now through the death of Jesus, we can boldly approach the throne of grace in time of need and petition the Father in The Name of Jesus. We are no longer alone, He sent a comforter to dwell within us, and if we meet the conditions the Father and Son would come in and Sup with us and make an abode. He will never leave or forsake us

The Prophet here touches on a key component of whats vital to this whole thing, which is calling -praying- to God for help. Acknowledgment of your need, developing a line of communication with Him through the submitted life of humble prayer as stated in 2 Chronicles 7-14. The humility and obedience that have been lacking from the beginning with Adam.

The Prophet here touches on a key component of whats vital to this whole thing, which is calling (praying) to God for help. Acknowledgment of your need, developing a line of communication with Him through the submitted life of humble prayer as stated in 2 Chronicles 7:14. The humility and obedience that have been lacking from the beginning with Adam.

We here see where the Prophet tells us here to get attached to the promise of God of guidance from God into all truths, to be a well-watered garden, bringing forth its fruit in due season. It is to us, all children, and to whosoever will partake of it. It's a voluntary choice by us to submit, humble -yield- ourselves to Him in faithful obedience.

We here see where the Prophet tells us here to get attached to the promise of God of guidance from God into all truths, to be a well-watered garden, bringing forth its fruit in due season. It is to us, all children, and to whosoever will partake of it. It's a voluntary choice by us to submit, humble (yield) ourselves to Him in faithful obedience.

When Jesus said that His followers would fast, He also explain to them some do's and don'ts of fasting. It was not to be a outward show, but something done in secret and that they would receive a reward. In His promises, one of those would be that of the Holy Spirit being given to them, in talking about this we see that it would be those whom repented, turned from them public proclamtion of not being seem. Those whose faith would have works, not just a formal dead religious-ritual.

When Jesus said that His followers would fast, He also explain to them some do's and don'ts of fasting. It was not to be a outward show, but something done in secret and that they would receive a reward. In His promises, one of those would be that of the Holy Spirit being given to them, in talking about this we see that it would be those whom repented, turned from them public proclamtion of not being seem. Those whose faith would have works, not just a formal dead religious-ritual.

When Jesus said that His followers would fast, He also explain to them some do's and don'ts of fasting. It was not to be a outward show, but something done in secret and that they would receive a reward. In His promises, one of those would be that of the Holy Spirit being given to them, in talking about this we see that it would be those whom repented, turned from them public proclamtion of not being seem. Those whose faith would have works, not just a formal dead religious-ritual.

When Jesus said that His followers would fast, He also explain to them some do's and don'ts of fasting. It was not to be a outward show, but something done in secret and that they would receive a reward. In His promises, one of those would be that of the Holy Spirit being given to them, in talking about this we see that it would be those whom repented, turned from them public proclamtion of not being seem. Those whose faith would have works, not just a formal dead religious-ritual.