Joh 16.13 + + + +

Joh 16.13

“Howbeit when he, the Spirit of truth, is come, he will guide you into all truth:”

 

1. To
2. Honestly
3. Inquire;
4. Needing
5. Knowledge – eab, 3/30/18

 

“Revivals are born after midnight.”

– Glenn Griffith, quoted by Robert Wilson

 

Man sinned. God provided His son (Rev 13.8) to save from sin. Man killed His Son. Unless man repeats of rejecting God’s Son there is no hope for living right. – none-what-so-ever.

– eab, 3/26/18

 

There’s a big Home-coming Day,

Oh, it can’t be far away

And the Blood-washed of all ages will be there.

There’ll sons of Adam’s race,

There’ll be daughters full of grace

From the tribes of earth; the glorious and the fair.

 

Will you be there at that Great Homing Day?

Will you be there when the clouds have rolled away?

You can answer at that final high Roll Call;

You can be there if you’ve given Christ your all.

– eab, March 1993

 

Joh 20.1

“The first day of the week cometh Mary Magdalene early, when it was yet dark,

unto the sepulcher, and seeth the stone taken away from the sepulcher.”

 

Years ago two men showed up at IHC in dark suits upon the back of which were white letters with Scriptures or religious question/quotation. How peculiar is that? Who (in their right mind) would want to be a walking-bill-board? (I have no suits like this J). In that day, I saw little clothing used to “advertise.” Now, I see T-shirts, sweatshirts, & ball caps with a name or emblem of teams. I assume they paid-more-the-going-price for such. Who (in their right mind) would want to be a walking-bill-board?

– eab, 3/12/18

 

“…There never was found in any age of the world either religion or law

that did so highly exalt the public good as the Bible.”

– Francis Bacon

 

Christ Arose. Wonderful! That, with His previous Birth & subsequent Ascension, forms the center of history! Christ Arose on a Specific day, month, year. He didn’t arise “the first Sunday after the first full moon, after the vernal equinox” a fabricated day connecting the sun, not Son. “Easter” is a day that tries to combine “christianity” with heathen use of the bunny, chick, egg – these have nothing to do with Christ.

– eab, 3/30/18