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God has  made a covenant with mankind.  It's His covenant.  We can accept it, reject it or ignore it.  For those who reject it, life is miserable, for they are missing out on what they were created for.  Those who ignore it are in for a very sad ending, one that God did not design for them.  Others accept it.  What does this covenant hold for us?

As a Believer in the Lord Jesus Christ, we have a Covenant with the Creator of the Heavens and the Earth;  WHAT IS IN THIS COVENANT?  The things in the Covenant are not promises but FACTS.  

What is the reality of our life down here?  Is it chance, or is there a definite order to things?  Our NOT believing something does not make it not true.  We can change our position in life, the quality of life we have down here and where we will spend eternity after we die.     

What is real and what is scripted?  

When someone gives us a gift, we can discard or disdain it; we can accept it but never use it; we can accept the gift but misuse and abuse it or we can accept the gift, use it as it was intended .  When we use the gift as intended, the gift becomes very precious to us and it is the blessing the giver intended it to be.  

Now these are the gifts Christ gave to the church:  apostles, prophets, evangelists, pastors and teachers.  Why did Christ give these gifts to the church and what are they suppose to do?

Now these are the gifts Christ gave to the church:  apostles, prophets, evangelists, pastors and teachers.  Why did Christ give these gifts to the church and what are they suppose to do?

The Ephesus; what a church!  they hated evil, they labored for the Lord and had not grown weary, they made sure the apostles and their teachings were correct, BUT!

The book of Revelation; Probably the most difficult book in the New Testament to understand.   The Book is aptly named, for the word "revelation" comes from the Greek word "to take off the cover" and it means "to disclose or be revealed."   The Book not only reveals a time past, but also a time in the future (very near future, I believe) when the world will see that Jesus Christ really is who the Bible says He is.  

What would cause a King, who was once described as the most handsomest man in his country, and who stood head and shoulders above all other men, to commit suicide?  (PS; It wasn't just one mistake)