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Ardith Arnelle-Price
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Just The Edge of God
Religion & Spirituality
Author Insight
Heart of God
As I read through Scripture this week, as I fast and pray for guidance to improve my walk with Jesus, I often wonder how many people have the heart of God. What is the heart of God? Adonai died on the cross for our sins, and what more could He do for us since He loves us more than we can imagine? El Elyon sends His Son to reconcile us to Him after the fall of man in the Garden of Eden, which shows the love that we, as mortals, have no concept of because we look at everything through a filter. But stop and think for a moment; we love our children and ourselves. So, if our child is in trouble, will we go the extra mile to help them? I say yes. Then if we think of our tender moments of love for our children, of course, Adonai would love and give His ultimate love to His beautiful creation. But remember, no matter how we determine priorities. They’ll be misplaced unless we consider how Almighty God wants us to live and what’s most important to Him—His love. 2 Corinth 11:2-3.
Book Excerpt
Just The Edge of God
Jesus’s mission was to endorse the Lamb, that was Himself, who would take up our sins and delete the temple sacrifice.
God hated blood sacrifices because they did not forgive sins forever just for that moment, and the next moment someone would sin, then an animal sacrifice would have to be performed. “What makes you think I want all your sacrifices? Says the Lord. I am sick of your burnt offerings of rams and the fat of fattened cattle. I get no pleasure from the blood of bulls and lambs and goats (Isa 1:11, NIV).”
Our hearts atoned to God’s Word, and we relish every day, 24/7 of every hour of the day, looking to be righteous in the Triune’s sight. We will repent now or on the last day, which is too late, but every knee will bow to the SON of MAN. God does not want us to perish but to have “everlasting” life with Him in Heaven. Therefore, we must humble ourselves before God, and this is the only way to have God’s heart and acknowledge the Creator of the universe. Many will disagree with this statement, but Scripture states, “unless you change and become like little children, you will never get into the kingdom of Heaven (Matt 18:3, NIV).”
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