We as followers of The Almighty YHWH are endowed with a measure
of faith, which in turn allows a measure of the set apart Spirit to reside in us.
The more wickedness and fleshly desires we purge from our lives,
the more room there is for the set apart spirit to reside. The spirit helps us grow in The Eternal's way of Love
and truth, leading and guiding us.
We are active participants in the measure of the spirit we receive.
If we are loving and kind, show our respect and love for YHWH and those around us we receive a large portion of spirit. If
we live in the flesh, doing and wanting the things of this world, the spirit will be present but in miniscule quantities.
This faith and indwelling Spirit allows us to proclaim the truth
to those around us, and inspires us to rise above what we would normally be capable of doing.
Is this faith enough for us to stand in front of The Almighty Creator
and reconcile the wrongs we have committed in our lives thus far?
Are we confident that what we are doing with the
knowledge, and understanding that YHWH has endowed us with is enough? Should we not be fearful, and wanting to please our
wonderful Creator? What more can we do in our lives to further The Eternals will on Earth? Should we be content with what
we have, and what we have done?
Picture this. A generous man gives us a million dollars, we take that million dollars
and place it in the bank and live off of the interest. Is this the proper thing to do with this money?
Most people
today would go on a self-satisfying spending binge, or would live off of the interest. But wouldnt the wise man knowing what
future befalls all men distribute this wealth to those who are needy?
The money was generously given, shouldnt it be generously distributed?
Compare this to the knowledge we have been given. Do we hold on to it as a treasure, or do we freely give of the generosity
that has been bestowed upon us?
When we stand before The Eternal and He asks us what we have done with the talent
He gave to us, what shall be our answer? Humiliation, and a humble and sincere I am so sorry Father?
Or; I did as you asked Wonderful Father, I can only hope that what
you had given me has grown and produced much fruit.
Faith without works is dead. Shouldnt we spend our time on Earth
proclaiming the soon coming kingdom of YHWH?
Yes the mockers and the spiteful may laugh and jeer at us.
Should we care for the things of this Earth, or should we look to the expectancy of a wonderful future?
It is our choice,
may we make the wise choice.
Shalom in YHWH's Precious name
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