Mary Magdalene-s encounter with Jesus on the morning of His resurrection opens up the way for our understanding of the end times. The Bible, in Romans 1-4, gives the resurrection of Jesus Christ as the beginning point for us to begin to understand the end times. -The Holy Spirit declared with power that Jesus was the son of god by the Resurrection from the dead.- ----The Bible uses the phrases The End of the Age and The End of the Ages to enable us to understand the last days. We will see the end of the ages in Daniel 2-36-45 and--1 Corinthians 10-11.

Mary Magdalene-s encounter with Jesus on the morning of His resurrection opens up the way for our understanding of the end times. The Bible, in Romans 1-4, gives the resurrection of Jesus Christ as the beginning point for us to begin to understand the end times. -The Holy Spirit declared with power that Jesus was the son of god by the Resurrection from the dead.- ----The Bible uses the phrases The End of the Age and The End of the Ages to enable us to understand the last days. We will see the end of the ages in Daniel 2-36-45 and--1 Corinthians 10-11.

The message of the heavens declares the glory of God. In the heavens, we behold His majesty- We behold His mastery in the order of the Universe- When the circumstances of our lives turn our world upside down, a look to the heavens in the night sky reminds us that the same God who governs the stars of the heavens rules the events of our lives for His glory and our good, no matter what.----Psalm 49 gives us a general and universal call in verses 1-4, a special and particular call in verses 5-11, a call to discernment in verses 12-15, and a call to an alignment in verses 16-20.

The message of the heavens declares the glory of God. In the heavens, we behold His majesty- We behold His mastery in the order of the Universe- When the circumstances of our lives turn our world upside down, a look to the heavens in the night sky reminds us that the same God who governs the stars of the heavens rules the events of our lives for His glory and our good, no matter what.----Psalm 49 gives us a general and universal call in verses 1-4, a special and particular call in verses 5-11, a call to discernment in verses 12-15, and a call to an alignment in verses 16-20.

The Gospel of John was written by the Apostle John after the gospels were written by Matthew, by Mark for the Apostle Peter, and by Luke for the Apostle Paul. The fourth gospel was written to give a theological background to the life and ministry of the Lord Christ Jesus. The Apostle John began his gospel with the book of Genesis, -In the beginning was the Word, the Word was with God and the word was God.- ----In John 3, Jesus made it clear that Nicodemus had misunderstood the Gospel of the Kingdom by misunderstanding the prophets. Throughout the Gospel of John, Jesus- seven miracles or signs made it clear that the Jewish people had been misled by the Scribes, Pharisees, and Sadducees in their faulty understanding of Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, and Deuteronomy. Their refusal to embrace the clear teaching of Moses in the Law led them to reject their king, the Lord of Glory in John 19-1-16. ----In John 19-1-16 we also see Pilate introduced to Jesus Christ whom, after examining Jesus, He presents Jesus as the man without sin -1-11-. After further investigation, Pilate introduces Jesus as the King of Israel -12-16-.

The Gospel of John was written by the Apostle John after the gospels were written by Matthew, by Mark for the Apostle Peter, and by Luke for the Apostle Paul. The fourth gospel was written to give a theological background to the life and ministry of the Lord Christ Jesus. The Apostle John began his gospel with the book of Genesis, -In the beginning was the Word, the Word was with God and the word was God.- ----In John 3, Jesus made it clear that Nicodemus had misunderstood the Gospel of the Kingdom by misunderstanding the prophets. Throughout the Gospel of John, Jesus- seven miracles or signs made it clear that the Jewish people had been misled by the Scribes, Pharisees, and Sadducees in their faulty understanding of Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, and Deuteronomy. Their refusal to embrace the clear teaching of Moses in the Law led them to reject their king, the Lord of Glory in John 19-1-16. ----In John 19-1-16 we also see Pilate introduced to Jesus Christ whom, after examining Jesus, He presents Jesus as the man without sin -1-11-. After further investigation, Pilate introduces Jesus as the King of Israel -12-16-.