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Will You Repent Before It’s Too Late? Jeremiah 15-18, 21-22

  Our intercession means nothing without repentance. Not even the greatest saints—Moses, Samuel, Daniel—could save a people who will not turn back to God. America is no different. The more we reject the Lord, the more certain and severe our judgment becomes. John Calvin wrote in Commentary on Jeremiah and Lamentations Vol. II: “We ought, as far as we can, to promote the salvation of all… and yet we know… many are reprobate for whom our prayers will avail nothing.” (p. 260) Is there any pity left for the West? God has summoned the sword, the beast, the bird, and the devourer. The guardians of our culture no longer weep. We have traded the living Word of God for slogans, spectacles, and selfishness. Charles Spurgeon, in Hidden Manna (1871), thundered:   “They have never felt that its truths proceed immediately from the throne of God... What is meant by finding God’s words!” Now, God raises His hand—not in blessing, but in fury. If He scattered the tribes of Israel for their rebe...

God’s Justice, Mercy, and the Coming Restoration: A Reflection on Isaiah

  “Behold, this is our God for whom we have waited… let us rejoice and be glad in His salvation.” — Isaiah 25:9 In a world that feels increasingly chaotic, it’s easy to lose sight of the big picture: God is still great. He still speaks. And yes, sometimes He speaks through judgment. Judgment Is Not the End of the Story Though judgment often feels like a harsh word, it’s rarely God’s final one. The wicked refuse to listen, even as God's hand moves clearly in history. But those who fear Him respond to even the slightest signs of His displeasure. The theologian John Calvin once wrote: “While wicked men stand amazed at the judgments of God, and are not moved by any terror, godly men tremble at the slightest token of His anger.” — Commentary on Isaiah, Vol. 2, p.151 This trembling is not fear without hope—it’s awe that draws us nearer. The tyrants of this world may scoff, but one day they too will stand in silence before His majesty. The Defender of the Oppressed God’s hear...
 Cursed are we who became pagans. We are culpable for our evil.  The West has abandoned The Holy One. Harry latter wrote, “Evil always calls for punishment, and whoever forsakes God, the fountain of all good things, will face grief upon grief.” (PG34 Kregel Publication © 1981, Translated by Cornelius Lambrgtse) Rebellion is not a mistake. The West was founded on Christian morals. Unlike a child, they chose to rebel against the One who gave us a history. Harry Bultema wrote in his Commentary on Isaiah, “Nothing in human life is more tragic then an unsuccessful upbringing.” (Pg.31, Kregel Publication © 1981, Translated by Cornelius Lambrgtse) We are stupider then donkey because they at least know where there food comes from. The Lord has stricken us, but we refuse to respond. We are cursed because our heart is rebellious. Our wounds wound have not be bound or medicated.  California burns. Harry latter wrote in his book, “Hence, the sickness is incurable and leaves...

Why don’t you want to be healed? (Isaiah 1-2)

 Grown children denounce their parents so are on the news. We deserve to die for our rebellion against the Lord, but the Lord will forgive us if we will repent and follow His word as Adam Eliyahu Berkowitz wrote for the Israel Bible this: “Though it is true that men cannot physically reach heaven, by studying the Torah and following God’s commandments we able to connect to heaven...We don’t have to literally rise up to heaven, we can actually bring heaven down to the earth.” (Adam Eliyahu Berkowitz Oct 6, 2022 https://theisraelbible.com/how-far-away-is-heaven/ Accessed 3/23/2023 )   An animal won’t bite the hand who feeds him, yet we still curse our Creator despite our blessing. Our heritage is in the Lord, but we left Him. The crimes we commit against our Lord have removed our place as a “nation under God.” Our society has become post God, so we do not comprehend our own evil. We cannot remember our heritage, so beast testify before the Holy One against us as Jean Calvin...

Are you ready for Promises? ( Deuteronomy 1-5)

 Those who are Children of the Lord have this promise that they are the ones that were delivered. They personally experienced the stories in Scriptures like the Ten Plagues. Theirs is the hope of a New Jerusalem with Messiah as king. The Lord curses those who refuse to enter His glory to forever desire, but never find. The Lord marches at our head with Raphael before us, Micheal behind us, Gabriel on our right, Ariel on our left. The Arabs are our cousins, so we should work with them when possible. What has given us, we must accept. The children of the Lord must never fear what the Lord commands. We must never letter our brothers suffer alone seek to help them. One’s strength does not come from one’s self, but from the Lord. When we take others’ insults personally, we lose sight of divine glory. Those who the Lord’s commandments will truly live. Fallowing scripture will truly make us great. When Moses reiterated the ten words,they were now this: “ I am the LORD your God who b...

Here are love letters that i found

  You are beautiful the way you are. My foundest thoughts are of you. You allowed me to caress your soul as I learned into your heart. You have a good heart and a beautiful continence. I would be easy to love you for you love is like a red, red rose 🌹 crouched in the thorns and rocks. What is the greater nature of your soul? Will you tell me or is it hidden? The sent of your heart spring over unfathomable distances.   I ask but one simple request to send a photo of yourself that I keep it in remembrance of you Hide me in your heart just for this night, while the rain breaks against sea and earth it's innumerable mouth. With your brow on my brow, with your mouth on my mouth, Our souls tied to the passion that consumes us, let the wind pass and not take me away. I sink beneath your big eyes, Just for this night shall rest, my heart. 💕 Forever yours, name In dreams of thee I feel the eloquence that floods the souls of poets half divine; Earth blooms anew, and music ...