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Ardith Arnelle-Price
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Looking Through the Sea of Glass
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Cleansing the Mind
During this holiday season, we can communicate our thoughts and actions toward each other in a godly manner as Father God intended and not as man has ordained. Therefore, we are to transform our ideas and be cheerful and kind to each other. Scripture says to put away “all bitterness and wrath and anger and clamor [perpetual animosity, resentment, strife, fault-finding] and slander be put away from you, along with every kind of malice [all spitefulness, verbal abuse, malevolence].” Ephesians 4:31 (AMP) A complete cleansing of our soul must happen, but for a purified soul, we must have a relationship with Jesus Christ, and that comes when we allow the spirit inside us to control our thoughts. Christmas is a time to create a revision and allow yourself to find peace, joy, and happiness inside your being. Jesus Christ, our Savior, can transform your inner soul into the person you want to become. Try kindness week and see how your inner being will glow. Looking Through the Sea of Glass, #bookstagrammer #bookblogger #bookreaders #indiebookreaders #christianreaders go to bio for linktree
Book Excerpt
Looking Through the Sea of Glass
Purification is a step mankind has to take to come before the throne of Almighty God. Messiah Yeshua came so that we do not have to give a blood sacrifice on an altar - as our Jewish cousins performed ages ago because Yeshua is our sacrifice. We must truly be repentant in our soul and spirit before we can enter Heaven. Hebrews 9 explains how we are to worship before the throne of Almighty God through the blood sacrifice of Yeshua and what it really means to become a purified Christian or Messianic Jew.
Yeshua died once for all and took on every vile sin that could ever happen on this earth. Take a moment and think about that statement; it should bring tears to your eyes. We are in a spiritual war on this earth. This is the fire that was shown mixed with the water in the “sea of glass” in Heaven. Our fire is the trials and testing we must endure before we are purified.
Becoming a Christian is not a passport into Heaven. It is more than stating, “I am a Christian” and going through the motions, and saying all of the correct words and prayers. You can say and do all the right things and still not be a true believing Christian. The heart can be changed, but the flesh is still the same, and you have not changed your vile habits. Yet, most Christians believe this is all they have to do in order to enter into Heaven. Just say and do all the correct Christian-ease lingo, and they will enter Heaven. WRONG! You will be left behind.
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