"My Word Shall Not Pass Away" By Brother Parrish Lee March 6th,
2016
You may be seated, saints. The devil can’t stand that. He tries to bust in, and he can’t stand when
the Saints of God come before Him and praise Him in his face. But God looks for that. He says He seeks the true worshippers to worship Him in spirit and in truth. He waits for it, He looks for it, He searches
for it. Amen. What a blessed time; what a blessed time. Most of the message, thanks to Arman, Brother
Bob, and Malcolm, and Andy, and all the musicians and singers; y’all said so
much, there ain’t hardly nothing left! Amen,
amen, amen. Giving honor to God, who is the
head of our lives, of my life. Our
Savior, our Maker, our Redeemer… The
words would fail to say what our God has done for us, how faithful He’s been,
how long-suffering, how patient, how kind, how over and over He proves Himself
to be that God, that God that we come
before. We say, “Thank You. Thank You, God.” Giving honor to Him. Giving honor to all those who have gone on
before us, for those in the scriptures, for those down through history, and for
those in this ministry: From our
founding pastor, he and his family, our pastor, who was here this past month,
he and his family, and all those who have come to stand in the gap and make up
the hedge, giving honor to them. And,
then, of course, giving honor to all of the Saints, who present themselves,
whatever you’ve got to go through to get yourself into the House of God, to get
your heart and mind tuned to say, “God, I come before You. You bless me.” Giving honor to the saints this morning. Amen. A beautiful, beautiful month, last
month, as we talked about, “Receive Ye the Holy Ghost.” And I did apologize to Greg, because we did
change the theme of the month and didn’t tell him, so he printed out,
faithfully the wrong theme, or, the theme that he knew of. Giving honor to Greg, and thank you so much
for that service. But, this month, we
talked, again, where we talked, the subject was, “Ye Must Be Born Again.” And, last month, it was, after you’re born
again, you want to receive that Holy Ghost.
This month, we are taking time to talk about the Word. Our Scripture thought for this month: Matthew 24:35 Heaven and earth shall pass away, but my words shall not pass
away. The theme for the month, but our
subject for today is going to be: “My
Word Shall Not Pass Away.” Exodus 31:18 And He gave unto Moses, when he had made an
end of communing with him upon mount Sinai, two tables of testimony, tables of
stone, written with the finger of God. If we could just bow our heads,
just for a moment. Lord, we come before
You, and it would pale, the thanks that we give unto You, compared to the
blessings You pour out to your people.
Yet, we come before You anyway, and say only You do these things. And, God, we thank You for all You have done
in our lives, to bring us even to this very point. We thank You for the opportunity to worship
You in the beauty of holiness, and the blessing that You pour out when we do so. And, God, we ask, right now, as You have said
in Your Word, that It might not return unto You void, but surely accomplish
that to which You sent It. We ask for a
blessing as we go through, that I, Your servant, would get out of the way, and
let Your Spirit have It’s complete, unfiltered, unhindered way amongst the
lives of me and Your people, for we all are in attendance to Your Word this
morning. And this we set before You as
we pray and claim, in Jesus’ name, and everyone said amen. Amen. What a beautiful new pulpit this
is, huh? A very humble brother said,
”We’ve got to get one going,” and I won’t mention his name, because he’s that
kind of humble brother, but it is marvelous!
We thank God for his service. Thank
you, my brother. So, here we are, the title of the
message is, “My Word Shall not pass Away,” and this is part one: Part 1: God Writes His Word And, as it says in Exodus 31:18, “And
He gave unto Moses, when he had made an end of communing with him upon mount
Sinai…” The setting here is that Moses
had gone up to the mountain, because God told him, “Come up here, to the
mountain,” and Moses went up. And he communed with God, Moses did, and, the
Bible said, “…when he had made an end of communing with him, upon Mount Sinai,
two tables of testimony, tables of stone, written with the finger of God.” “…written with the finger of God.” But, this is nowhere near the end of the
story, here. Exodus 32:15-19 And Moses
turned, and went down from the mount, and the two tables of the testimony were
in his hand: the tables were written on both their sides; on the one side and on
the other were they written. And the tables were the work of God, and the
writing was the writing of God, graven upon the tables. And when Joshua heard
the noise of the people as they shouted, he said unto Moses, There is a noise
of war in the camp. And he said, It is not the voice of them that shout for
mastery, neither is it the voice of them that cry for being overcome: but the
noise of them that sing do I hear. And it came to pass, as soon as he came nigh
unto the camp, that he saw the calf, and the dancing: and Moses' anger waxed
hot, and he cast the tables out of his hands, and brake them beneath the mount.
So, this is the account of Moses
on the mountain, and he communed with God.
How beautiful that must have been.
How beautiful it must have been to be in the presence—all alone, you and
God, on top of a mountain. And, you
know, at Easter time, which is coming up, here, very year, they put on the
movie, the Ten Commandments, and there’s a scene in there where Moses (a.k.a.
Charlton Heston) goes up to the mountain, and, as he’s on top of the mountain,
God, in a real deep voice speaks to him, and then there’s these whole plumes of
fire, and these plumes of fire come down on these tablets and cuts it out. I
don't know if that’s how it was in real life, but I do know the Bible says that
those tablets were written with the finger of God. Written with the finger of God, and that had
to be no less beautiful to be there in the company of God and see that
transpire, and to take the tablets and come down to be give to the people. But the people got impatient. We skipped over some. The people got impatient, and, so they told
Aaron to go ahead and give them a god that delivered them, and they broke off
the gold and put the whole golden calf in there. And Joshua, he was the minister to Moses as
he was on the mountain, and he says, “I hear the noise of war,” and Moses said,
“No, that’s not the noise of war; that’s the noise of those that sing. It just sounds like war and confusion going
on.” So, Moses came down the mountain
and there he has the tablets there, and he gets mad at them, because, there he
is, trying to get something for the people, and the people, that fast, turned
away. So, Moses gets mad and he takes those
tablets and he breaks them. He breaks
them, he gets so mad. He just throws
them down and they shatter. Those
tablets which were written with the finger of God. And that
is not the end of the story. That’s not
the end of the story. In chapter
thirty-four, let’s see what happens here. Exodus 34:1 And the LORD said unto Moses, Hew thee [or,
this time, you cut out] two tables of stone like unto the first:
and I will write upon these tables the words that were in the first tables,
which thou brakest. “The first ones, that you broke,
this time, you cut them out; I’ll write on those.” Exodus 34:28 And he was there with the LORD forty days
and forty nights; he did neither eat bread, nor drink water. And he wrote upon
the tables the words of the covenant, the ten commandments. So, this time, Moses had to cut
out the tablets. Moses had to listen to
God, and he would write on them, but, this time, God said, “I will write on
them, but it’s by the hand of Moses.
Moses, this time you’re doing the work, because you broke the tablets
that I did the first time. This time you’re doing the work.” And ever since then God would speak to His people,
His prophets and servants and He would tell them to write His Word. Now, it’s the Word of God, but man writes the
Word. So, if ever hear somebody say,
"Well, I can’t believe all of that in that there Bible, because, you know,
the Bible was written by man," well, you kind of got a point, it kind of
was, but… And I’m sure many of us here, if you make your stand at being a
Christian, you had to, somewhere along the line, hear this sometime. “Yeah, the Bible, I can’t get into that,
because it was written by man.” That
sounds almost, in theory, like a sound argument, a sound point, except for the
fact of the Holy Ghost. 2 Peter 1:20-21 Knowing this first,
that no prophecy of the scripture is of any private interpretation. For the
prophecy came not in old time by the will of man: but holy men of God spake as
they were moved by the Holy Ghost. Any time anybody is filled with
the Holy Ghost—and we all have had an encounter with the Holy Ghost—that same
Holy Ghost is what was on the hearts and lives f His servants to write His
Word, and God says, “That’s My Word. I
laid it on the hearts of my servants that they might—“ If anybody says the Bible was written by man,
yeah, okay, man might have physically wrote it, but the wrote the words that
God them. Amen, amen. Part 2: The Attack on the Word
of God Attack number 1: The Word of God
suffering attack is nothing new. In fact, when the serpent brought the attack
against Eve, it wasn't to attack the strength of God, it wasn't to attack His
vastness, it wasn't to attack His power, he didn’t even attack the love of
God. When the serpent first came to Eve,
the attack was on His Word. Genesis 3:1 Now the serpent was more subtil than any
beast of the field which the LORD God had made. And he said unto the woman, Yea, hath God
said, Ye shall not eat of every tree of the garden? "Yea, hath God said…" "I know, Eve, I know, Eve, that you’ve
got a walk with God, and I know that you talk with God, I know y’all have got
this relationship going, but, Eve, I can tell you something a little
better. You can actually take the Word
of God, and you can actually see it in a way that you haven’t seen it
before. You can take liberty with
God’s—in fact, I can show you something else worth having, even though it goes
a little bit against what God told you." And, this, Saints, is what he is still doing
today—trying to explain away God’s Word. So, in attack number one, we
see—well, anyway… Attack number 2: Anyone doing
research on the Bible is going to find, depending on what sources you encounter,
the Bible can have more than one history. Depending on what sources—this is the year
2016—depending on what sources, you might find that there’s a splintered road,
trying to get to the path that the Bible has come from. And, for this Scripture, we need to go to the
Book of Daniel. This Scripture right
here is leading us to the rest of what it’s talking to camber here. Daniel 7:24-25 And the ten horns
out of this kingdom are ten kings that shall arise: and another shall rise
after them; and he shall be diverse from the first, and he shall subdue three
kings. And he shall speak great words
against the most High, and shall wear out the saints of the most High, and
think to change times and laws: and they shall be given into his hand until a
time and times and the dividing of time. Don't worry; we won't be getting
into a prolonged history lesson, here; we’re not going to embellish this and
bring it all out. It’s in there, but
we’re not going to be doing that this morning, so you don’t have to worry about
that. In the vision that God showed Daniel, He showed him about the ten horns,
and, right there, it says, the ten horns were ten kings and it talked about one
of the horns rose up and it subdued three of the other kings, so this lets you
know that this is actually talking about people, division-wise, that was the
interpretation. But what we really want to get to
is verse twenty-five, and it says here that he would speak words against the
Most High, and wear out the saints of the Most High, and think to change times
and laws. Think to change times and laws, and this is what we want to talk
about. Now, we made the point that
depending on which history you follow, you can get all kinds of
information. Depending on who wrote the
book, where they were, what they were thinking, what caused him to write it, it
could go in so many different ways. When I was in the Navy, I was in
the U.S. Navy, I had the chance to visit 24 countries. It was amazing; twenty-four countries. It was an experience that was invaluable; it
was amazing. It was awesome. It changed my life, and it’s still changing
my life because, one of the things I found out is that Americans are only in
the United States. We’re the only
country that’s go Americans. We,
actually, we’ve got Americans—South Americans, mostly, but, the United States,
really, they’re the only ones that think they’re Americans. Canada has Canadians, and Mexico has
Mexicans, and South America, you know, they’ve got their respective countries,
but, the United States has Americans! Well, they aren’t all over the world. What I found out, as I was able to visit
Greece, and Israel, France, as I was able to visit Korea, and Japan, and even
Hong Kong, is that their history is not the same as our history. They do not have our point of view. When we were in Japan, they weren’t happy to
see us. They told World War II so
different. They didn’t have John Wayne
out there, “Rah, rah, rah, rah!” They
didn’t have that. Gregory Peck flying
over—they didn’t have that. It wasn’t a
great day for Japan over there. When I
was in Korea, they don’t sponsor so much of hamburgers. You know, I was destitute. In Greece, I ate pizza in Greece; they didn’t
have any tomato sauce! I was going,
“What’s the deal?” Every place that I
had pizza, nobody makes it like the United States, and I was thinking they were
wrong, and they were like, “Go back! Go
back! We have our culture, our history;
you’re bringing in—“ In fact, when I was
in Australia, I told them they talk funny.
“It talk English.” And they said,
“You talk American. English came
here.” So, every place has their own
version of the story, version of the story.
Which brings us to the point, depending on where you look, in history,
that devil, that one who’s making war with the Saints, he thinks to change
times, and he’s been very effective.
He’s been so effective, as we go on-- I'd like to mention two people,
one is Irenaeus, and Irenaeus was a religious person who lived in the first one
hundred years after the death of the Apostles.
This was a—you would think things were kind of settled, and smooth, but
that’s not the case. In the first one
hundred years after the death of the Apostles, there were many sects that rose
up, and Irenaeus, in his books, he writes about the Gnostics, and the Gnostics
were a people, a whole sect of people that said they had new revelations from
the Lord Jesus Christ, which superseded any of the words of the Apostles. So, therefore, what they would say goes in
and comes out of the words and the letters of the testaments, were different
from the words of the Apostles, but it was “better.” That is what Irenaeus said, in the first one
hundred years. Another person I want to bring up
is a person named Epiphanius.
Epiphanius—I think I’m saying it right.
Now, he was another person that existed in that same time, and he said,
in the first one hundred years after the death of the Apostles, there was no
less than eighty sects of people. Eighty
sects of people that rose up and said that they alone had the way, and their
version of the Scriptures was the true version.
Eighty sets rose up within the first one hundred years after the death
of the apostles. So, no wonder we would get to
here, to 2016, where we have over 211 English versions of the Bible, and 2200
denominations of Christianity. It’s no wonder
that we could get to this place, because it started right out of the gate. Right out of the gate, they went after the
Word of the Lord. But, down through history, attack number
three, we want to talk about just now.
So, our first attack was to confound the Word, our second attack, that
we talked about, was on its validity.
The third attack is by those laws and governing parties, laws and
governing parties. I’m going to do a
little history reading here: In the year 1215, there was issued
a law commanding "that they shall be seized for trial and penalties, WHO
ENGAGE IN THE TRANSLATION OF THE SACRED VOLUMES.” In 1215, if you translated it, you were to be
put on trial, and you could get a penalty, if you translated any part of the
sacred volumes, or the Scriptures, into a language so that the common people
could hear it. In the year 1229, there was another
Council that FORBADE THE LAITY TO POSSESS OR READ THE VERNACULAR TRANSLATIONS
OF THE BIBLE, forbade the laity to possess
it, or read it in the language where common people could understand it. In the year 1234, there was a
Council that "ORDERED ALL VERNACULAR VERSIONS TO BE BROUGHT TO THE BISHOP
TO BE BURNED." All versions outside
of this one that we say is okay; everything that everybody has is to be
gathered up and burned. In the year 1483, the infamous
Inquisitor General, Tomas Torquemada began his reign of terror as head of the
Spanish Inquisition; which "PROHIBITED ALL, UNDER THE SEVEREST PAINS, FROM
TRANSLATING THE SACRED SCRIPTURE INTO THE VULGAR TONGUES, OR FROM USING IT WHEN
TRANSLATED BY OTHERS." Anybody
translates it, you are against the law.
Anybody reads one of those translations, you are against the law,
too. You could be locked up and burned,
locked up and burned, during the Spanish Inquisitions. In England, also, there were laws
that said, "WE THEREFORE DECREE AND ORDAIN THAT NO MAN SHALL, HEREAFTER,
BY HIS OWN AUTHORITY, TRANSLATE ANY TEXT OF THE SCRIPTURE INTO ENGLISH, OR ANY
OTHER TONGUE.” There was a council in 1546, which
placed translations of the Bible, such as the German, Spanish, and English, on
its list of prohibited books, in 1546, and forbade any person to read the Bible
unless they were licensed by due authorities, by the people that were said to
be in authority. And it didn’t stop here. There’s many instances of this. THE ENGLISH BIBLE WAS PERSECUTED. THE GERMAN BIBLE WAS PERSECUTED. I’m sure we’ve all heard of martin Luther. THE SPANISH BIBLE WAS PERSECUTED. THE FRENCH BIBLE WAS PERSECUTED. THE DUTCH BIBLE WAS PERSECUTED. THE ITALIAN BIBLE WAS PERSECUTED. And that’s just some of the
references that we have, but, due to length of time—everybody has to go home
sometime today, so we won’t be going over all those, but, yes, there has been
persecution to the Bible from the outset. Attack number 4: There has also
been an attack on the Word by worldly wisdom, worldly wisdom. This brings us to the present day.
Now, we had mentioned that there was
over 211 English versions of the Bible, over
211 English versions of the Bible. Even
Reader’s Digest, a few years ago, got into the fray; they said, “Oh, we need a
condensed Bible for people who just want to read it. They didn’t say it, but they lobbed off—it’s
supposed to be really, really small—and they lobbed off quite a bit. One of the Scriptures that they made sure
they left out was, “He that changes…” or “He that adds to or takes from will be
receiving…” They conveniently left that
Scripture verse out, too. But, with the
211 English versions, there's also the denominations of the Christian faith.
This goes along with Revelation 12:15, where the dragon would pour out a flood
after the Son of God, the Word of truth; pour out a flood of things after Him. And, so, with so many denominations, and so
many versions of the Bible, what is a person who is person seeking God supposed
to look to? Where are we supposed to
find this? Where are we supposed to make
a choice? How are we supposed to know? Part 3: The Answer So many versions, so many
denominations, how can we get to the truth of Almighty God? Jeremiah 29:11-13 For I know
the thoughts that I think toward you, saith the LORD, thoughts of peace, and
not of evil, to give you an expected end. Then shall ye call upon me, and ye
shall go and pray unto me, and I will hearken unto you. And ye shall seek me, and find me, when ye
shall search for me with all your heart. So it doesn't matter, it doesn’t
matter. According to this Scripture, “Then
shall ye call upon me, and ye shall go and pray unto me, and I will hearken
unto you. And ye shall seek me, and find
me, when ye shall search for me with all your heart.” It doesn’t matter about the clutter and the
distractions, it doesn't matter about the flood or any other weapon that comes
after you when you’re seeking the face of God.
It doesn’t matter! When we seek
him with a whole heart, there’s no weapon that stands up to what God wants to
do! There’s nothing that can stop God
from getting to you! There’s nothing
that can prevent, when we turn to Him with a whole heart; God gives a promise,
“I will be found of you.” We’ve got
plenty of witnesses in here, but I’m a witness to that. When I cried out—I wasn’t raised Christian; I
was raised Muslim—and, when I cried out, I couldn’t—I wanted to pray; I
couldn’t remember all the Arabic words, so I had to pray from my heart. And I prayed over and over for a few weeks
there. I was in the United States Service, and God spoke to me, yes, God spoke
to me, and told me I was praying to a god that couldn’t save. That was the Word of God. There’s many gods, and there’s One that can
save, and I praying to one that can’t, so I need to find the One who can. Yes, that was God. Nothing—ignorance couldn’t stop it. Tradition and culture couldn’t stop it. My friends around me couldn’t stop it. Being lost in a little room couldn’t stop God
from reaching me. And that is the
testament of everybody who seeks God with a whole heart. That’s the testament, that’s a guarantee,
that’s a promise that God has given us, that we will be found of Him in that
day when we seek Him with a whole heart. Matthew 7:7-8 Ask, and it shall be
given you; seek, and ye shall find; knock, and it shall be opened unto you: For every one that asketh receiveth; and he
that seeketh findeth; and to him that knocketh it shall be opened. To him that knocketh, it shall be
opened, to him that asketh… Aren't you
glad? Aren't you glad to know that when God says that though your sins be as
scarlet they shall be white as snow? Aren't you glad to know that every promise
that God gives when God gives it, it is done.
Aren't you glad to know that you, no matter what state you’re in, no
matter what state we’re in, God can
reach us wherever we are. See, He said
in his Word that neither death, nor height, nor principalities, nor powers, nothing
will be able to separate you from Him.
Aren't you glad to know that nothing can stop His love from getting to
us when we cry out? It's good to know
that Heaven and earth shall pass away before what He told us will pass away. Yeah. When God spoke to Abraham, and he
told Abraham, “I will make your seed as the sand of the seas. I will make your children, the seed that
comes from you, as the sand that are in the sea.” When God told Abraham that, Abraham had to
know—he was an old guy—he had to know, “I’ll never live to see all that, that
You’re saying,” but he knew that if God said it, it was as good as done. “My flesh might not live to see it. It might be coming yet, but if God said it,
it’s done.” And here we are in 2016,
Israel’s a nation, Jewish people all over the world, and his seed. Arab people, all over the world, from
Abraham, as the sand of the sea. Still
happening—God promised it, it is still happening; it could not be stopped. Yes. And, there is coming a day,
although Abraham couldn’t see it in the flesh, he will see it in, in the
spirit, on that day when the redeemed are gathering in. When God makes a promise to any of His people,
it’s as good as done. If He says, “I’m
going to heal you,” if He says, “I’m going to bless you,” if He says, “You will
eat the good of the land,” if He says, “Follow Me, and I will take care of
you,” if God says it, it’s as good as done.
Moses had to learn this lesson: Numbers 11:19-23 Ye shall not
eat one day, nor two days, nor five days, neither ten days, nor twenty days; But even a whole month, until it come out at
your nostrils, and it be loathsome unto you: because that ye have despised the
LORD which is among you, and have wept before him, saying, Why came we forth
out of Egypt? And Moses said, The people, among whom I am, are six hundred
thousand footmen; and thou hast said, I will give them flesh, that they may eat
a whole month. Shall the flocks and the herds be slain for them, to suffice
them? or shall all the fish of the sea be gathered together for them, to
suffice them? And the LORD said unto Moses, Is the LORD'S hand waxed short?
thou shalt see now whether my word shall come to pass unto thee or not. So, the setting here is that the
Children of Israel had just been delivered, just been delivered through the Red
Sea. They had left Egypt, and God drowned all the camp, the people who had them
captive in Egypt, the Egyptians that had them, drowned them in the Red Sea,
here they are, wandering through the land, and they actually got kind of
hungry. They might have had some of
their animals that they brought over, but they started complaining to God, “I’m
hungry; I want some meat to eat!” I can
kind of go along with that. Every now
and then, salad ain’t going to do it for you.
Every now and then, you’ve got to have something that died, you know,
between two slices of bread, maybe. But
God told them, “All right, all right, since you’re complaining to Me, I’ll make
it happen for you, and, no, you just won’t eat one day, you just won’t eat five
days, you just won’t eat ten days, you just won’t eat twenty days, you’re going
to eat a whole month, until it comes out of your nostrils. Until you get sick of it. And Moses was like, “What? What?
God, maybe I’m trying to bring this whole thing up to speed, there’s
more than six-hundred thousand men, just
men! Let alone everybody else! So, what are we going to do, God, what are we
going to do? We’re going to slay all the
herds? That’s what you want us to
do? Kill all the cattle, all the sheep,
all the goats, everything to get some meat for these people? Is that what You’re saying, God? Or is the sea going to give up the fish—all
the fish in the sea for all of these people?
Is that what’s going to happen, God? Is that what’s going to
happen?” In verse number twenty-three: Numbers 11:23 And the LORD said
unto Moses, Is the LORD'S hand waxed short?... “Oh, Moses, you don’t believe that
I can do this for you. You don’t believe
it! Now, I know, Moses, I know, unless you
see it, you don’t believe it. Unless you
hear it, you can’t believe it. Unless
you feel it, taste it, or touch it, you can’t perceive it,” because we perceive
things by our senses, “But I said it, and when I said it, it’s as good as
done. But, for you, Moses, for you, thou
shall see whether My word shall come to pass unto thee or not. Now, Moses, I will prove it to you. You didn’t believe My word, now you’re going
to believe.” And then, God proves His
word, by sending them–the sky was filled with quail. They said that they had so much quail, that
it was like coming out of their nostrils, the Bible said. So, when God says it, it’s as good as done. The answer is seeking, that we can get that
answer, seeking, knocking, turning to God, that we can get that answer. So, it starts—the answer to how do we find
our way through all the confusion and distractions and noise and all the
discouragements, and all the craziness and the foolishness, all the
degradation, all the kooky TV shows and goofy movies, all the crazy songs, all
the lack of love, sometimes, how do you find your way? It starts on our knees. It starts on our knees, and it winds up at
the throne, it winds up at the throne. Last part here: Part 4: God's Word Puts All
Things in Their Place 2 Peter 3:5-7 For this they
willingly are ignorant of, that by the word of God the heavens were of old, and
the earth standing out of the water and in the water: Whereby the world that
then was, being overflowed with water, perished: [talking about the days of
Noah, there] But the heavens and the
earth, which are now, by the same word are kept in store, reserved unto fire
against the day of judgment and perdition of ungodly men. So, God said that He was going to
flood the world with water, and Noah began to build the ark; according to the
Bible, it took him a hundred years to build that ark. But, God said it, so, as good as God said it,
it was as good as done. “I’m going to flood
the world. It’s coming. Ain’t nothing you can do to stop it.” And, so, He told Noah to build the ark; he
built the ark. There was deliverance,
so, when the flood came, he was the only one that was able to escape. Because God’s Word held the world in
reservation until then, just like it’s holding the world in reservation right
now. So, as the Word of God held judgment
on the world in the time of Noah, it’s also holding in store now. This is our last Scripture: 2 Peter 3:13-14 Nevertheless we,
according to his promise, look for new heavens and a new earth, wherein
dwelleth righteousness. Wherefore, beloved, seeing that ye look for such
things, be diligent that ye may be found of him in peace, without spot, and
blameless. So, all of those that believe, all
those that follow Him, He’s already said, “That you also are held in store by
My Word. For you, there will be a new
heaven and a new earth wherein dwelleth righteousness.” Amen.
Give the Lord a praise.
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