We were not created to suffer, to have pain, and to die. If we were, then there would be no reason for our hope in salvation and eternal life in heaven. It is logical to assume that we were created to fellowship with God in His Holy presence. We were created to obey and worship and love Him freely while we live under His Grace.

Jesus says, "We must work the works of Him who sent Me as long as it is day; night is coming when no one can work," (John 9:4). Solomon says, "Whatever you do, do well. For when you go to the grave, there will be no work or planning or knowledge or wisdom," (Eccl 9:10).

When the end comes "after the final judgement, believers will enter into the full enjoyment of life in the presence of God forever. Jesus will say to us, 'Come, O blessed of my father, inherit the kingdom prepared for you from the foundation of the world,'" (Matt. 25:34). In accordance with God's promises through Isaiah, God continues, "For behold, I create new heaven and a new earth and the former things shall not be remembered" (Isa. 65:17).

So did we break the law of accountability or causality when we ask for forgiveness? The law of cause and effect in sin and punishment was set off and could never be broken. By seeking forgiveness, what we, in fact did, was to set off another law that interacted with the first. And God's purpose of teaching us, is fulfilled

Paul then finally sums up how Christians should live without the guilt of sin—without a guilty conscience. He says we should commit everything we do or say to Jesus and continually thank God for all his gifts (Col 3:17). A guilty conscience is one that tells us that our conduct is contrary to God's standards; it is one that signals us that our conduct is in violation with the heart of God.

So when people are one, is obviously a good thing with regards to the fulfillment of any group or community goals or proposals. That is what the people of Babel had. That is the principle they were applying. God himself pointed it out. It is a godly principle to live out their lives as one people.

Our claim is that having one language as a means of communication is invaluable or important to achieve success in any organizational setting—whether it is non-profiteering or not. "No two persons can have any meaningful discussion (and let me add: fulfillment of any common goals or plans) without having the same meanings and understandings of the words used."

"Not My Will But Yours." Words of the ultimate sacrifice: they were said by Jesus Christ of Nazareth in the Garden of Gethsemane. It is not an easy thing to put oneself last. It is not an easy thing to naturally sacrifice for others and to say, "not my will but yours." It is part of human nature to have a "me first mentality and attitude."

So isn't it great? We have Jesus Christ, who suffered and died in our place; and who is the one before whom we will all stand and who will judge us (Heb 9:27). That same Jesus is our present advocate before God the Father. As it is with any advocate or lawyer these professionals will prepare and have us ready for the courts when we give answers in our cases.

Many people resist Jesus Christ and or do not want to be a believer under his Lordship. They avoid Jesus because humanity’s nature is sinful. To accept Christ in your life means you have made a decision to live, act, speak, and even think Christlike or godly. What does that mean? Well it means, from that moment of acceptance, one has to live and behave righteously for Christ is righteous and perfect and he is our Saviour.