The mind of God from the very beginning had the church in mind. He created a small scale visible model in the marriage dynamic of the family to represent the intangible and invisible forethought of a future reality he had--Christ and the church.

Revelation - Part 13c: Two aspects of the end time harvest are view in the closing verses of chapter 14. Chapter 15 is an introduction of the vials that will be poured out in the next chapter.

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God told Abram that he was his exceeding great reward and often spoke of blessing him. Abram wanted to know what God would give him being that he didn't have a child. No matter how blessed Abram could get if profited little if he didn't have an offspring--a future to inherit the blessings of God.

Revelation - Part 13b: We meet three angels in this portion of John's vision. The items mentioned here are spoken of as finished events yet to take place.

The love relationship God posed to Moses was to be propagated first and foremost by the family rather than the church. It was to be taught to the children at their house with tokens of remembrance at their posts and their gates. We must aspire to retreat to the original design of the family... family driven faith.

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