I Introduction   This study will prayerfully take a biblical look at what Jehovah God tells us about eternal life with Him.   II Eternal Life is Lopsided   Eternal life is lopsided—it has a relatively short beginning over against an infinitely long “ending” (John 6:44-47). Hearing Jehovah God (“Show us the Father”, “Drawn”), learning […]

I. Introduction “Therefore the LORD God of Israel declares, ‘I did indeed say that your house and the house of your father should walk before Me forever’; but now the LORD declares, ‘Far be it from Me—for those who honor Me I will honor, and those who despise Me will be lightly esteemed’” (1Sa 2:30

. Introduction Jehovah God is our Father; He is our Papa. Who are His children but the children of the Resurrection: All the saints of God; there are no others [1]. Children of the Resurrection, by their very title, are particularly privileged eternal beings. We use that word privileged without any qualms whatsoever because their

I. Introduction 1Pe 1:13-16 We do not wish to discuss at length Redemption, Salvation, Belief, and Faith in this paper, though these, as anchored by Jesus Christ, are the starting point in one’s pursuit of holiness—we have discussed these very important starting points in another paper—the reader may wish to peruse that paper in this

I. Introduction   In this study we are going to assume that the descendants of Noah knew who Jehovah God was and knew His commands and requirements. We are not interested in the details of lineages or what happened to these people or why in the interim between the great Flood and the time of

I. Introduction Our Savior warns us that the devil is the father of lies, and that when he so speaks he is speaking his natural language. Furthermore, Jesus explains that Satan is a murderer—a killer (Jhn 8:44). It it is but a short step to recognize that deceit is one of the prime weapons he

I. Jehovah God Cannot Overlook Sin Would Jehovah God, the One who swears by His own Name (Gen 22:15-18, Isa 45:23, Jer 49:13, 51:14, Amo 6:8, Hbr 6:13-20), overlook without recompense even one breach of His standards, which breach we understand to be sin? One may as well ask—would He thus compromise and destabilize His

. Introduction The reader is encouraged to read our “Matthew Chapter Twenty-Three, A Commentary,” and “The Caesarea Philippi Shift” as preparatory introductions to this study. This study is stand-alone however, and therefore it is not necessary that you do so. We decided to entitle this study and its sister-study “The Caesarea Philippi Shift: Holy Week