Most surely, I giveth honor unto my most Dearest Master for the blessedness of His Direction for this issue of Glory magazine.
And so, dearest friends, if you desireth and have not already done so; you may subscribe on the website. I might say, the fall issue shall provideth an option for subscribers to select an annual subscription (Glory magazine shall remaineth a free print publication for thy Lord’s glory).
Might I say, my heart is overwhelmed at our Holy Father’s goodness, and of your blessed embrace of me. For thy Lord knows I have lost almost all for His will and this ministry; and by His grace and ofttimes in tears; I giveth Him praise even for it.
In this blessed Holy Week, as we prepareth to celebrate our Risen Christ’ most glorious Resurrection, let us remembereth even at His Crucifixion, the Son of God was teaching us great courage in injustice.
As I considereth it, it is even there on the Cross, the Son of God, in submission to His Father’s will undoubtedly manifested that His eternal power is far greater than that of satan and his kingdom of darkness.
I might say, it may be well for us then to remembereth the Scriptures wherefore records that our most Holy God hath made all things for Himself even the wicked for the day of evil. Proverbs 16:4
And so, might we be most encouraged in our Eternal Father to multiply His wonders and manifest His mighty power in our times of injustices; as He powerfully manifested during our Blessed Master’s Crucifixion, and Resurrection over two-thousand years ago. Amen.
Most surely, my heart weepeth in prayer for those who are waiting for healing, and for the prayer requests the ministry receiveth for prayer.
Might I say, continueth to be encouraged in thy Blessed Master and speaketh not the defeating words from satan’s lawless kingdom whereby releases snares and may hinder your answers from Heaven.
On the contrary, walk in your authority as a Believer of Christ, and declare our Merciful One is Your Healer, Lord over your body, the Shepherd of your soul and mind. Philippians 2:9-11
And so, dearest friends, I hath prayed to our Healer for His mercy to visit your petitions for healing and with it grant you the blessedness of His peace and unspeakable joy.
Be most encouraged today, thy Lord’s ear is open unto your cries. Amen.
Surely, it was even in the Beginning of the Scriptures our Holy Father revealed His Heart in the Garden to delight in a most close fellowship with His Children.
And so, as I considereth it, it remains the garden of prayer; resting in the blessedness of the Spirit of God’s presence that we principally grow into a trusted relationship with thy Lord.
I might say, it is in this blessed and holy place of Fellowship with the Godhead, we becometh to know of their holy and blessed distinctions and Character. In unworthiness, we are held in astonishment that our all-powerful Father love to laugh, is invariably generous, and most kind. How we might even be granted the awe to wondereth at the glorious sight of the Dearest Master, and of His Majesty’ stunning, stature, and eternal power wherewith radiates upon Him. Amen.
Blessed is the nation whose God is the LORD; and the people whom he hath chosen for his own inheritance. The Book of Psalms 33:12
Merciful Father, we bless You for Your faithfulness and lovingkindness wherefore most splendidly resteth on the Footprints of the clouds and upon our hearts on this blessed morning.
Father, today, we beseech You to answereth our prayers speedily for healing, unity, and peace in our Nation. And we declare that the blessedness of thy peace be within the walls of the states and cities throughout this Country.
And so, Father, let the Scriptures be fulfilled, as we declare it in faith: Blessed is the nation whose God is the Lord.
We honor You, Holy One and giveth You all the praise, in Christ Name, Amen.
Surely, I may encourage those of you who desireth to memorize the Books of the Bible to watch sing-along lessons for the children on this certain study. For this is one of the blessed methods the Eternal Spirit of God hast led me to most delight in to keepeth purity, wherefore exalts the Dearest Master.
And so, I might say, if you desireth to study the published answer on The Second Coming of Christ, it is now a free eBook and available for your reading on the ministry’s website.
How can we have peace about the Second Coming of Christ?
Answer:
Surely, I giveth praise to our most Blessed Father for this question on the Second Coming of Christ.
Perhaps, it may strengthen us first to imagine the Godhead might Counsel together for what I suppose may be most holy meetings about their Children whom they hath even in the Beginning predestinated shall be caught up at The Return of Christ.
Might we continueth on? For I gather it may be of an encouragement to you as you may further your reading on the Return of Jesus Christ. I may say, while the Scriptures record the Father, Eternal Son of God and the Blessed Holy Spirit agree in one; even Christ knowest not the day or the hour of His Second Coming. The Book of Saint Matthew 24:36
Now, may I by the Spirit of God, continueth on to answer the specific question raised about peace and the Second Coming of our Lord. For historically, the adversary hast sought to obstruct truth about the Return of Christ with a spirit of fear in the teachings of the Second Coming of our most Blessed One. In this strategy of the enemy, it ofttimes hast resulted in a lack of knowledge and peace in the life of a Believer about the Triumphant Return of our Redeemer.
Yet, I might say, one of the most blessed passages on the Second Coming of Christ wherefore is recorded in the Book of Thessalonians concludes with it fundamentally encouraging us with peace and comfort about Christ’ Triumphant Return. The passage is recorded in 1 Thessalonians 4:18 and reads: “Wherefore comfort one another with these words.”
As I considereth the pure and inerrant word of God, might I conclude with encouraging you of its eternal power to impart the blessedness of peace as you feast on the Scriptures? In our Father’s mercy, the Scriptures remindeth us of His perfect love whereby casteth out fear. I may say, it is there we should hold fast the profession of our faith and hope in the Second Coming of Christ. I suppose in this, we are purified and stablished unblameable in holiness before the Father at the Coming of our Lord. 1 Thessalonians 3:13.
And so, might we be encouraged in the most glorious and Triumphal Return of the Dearest Master! Amen.
Holy Father, whom righteousness belongeth I giveth thee thanks and praise for this new day wherefore You hath most graciously granted thine strength, and grace.
Father, I might say, it is in the Scriptures, wherefore I am ofttimes held in awe of Your holiness, the Son of God, and the Eternal Spirit of God. Perhaps, I may say, it is even the more on this blessed Saturday whereby hast already been most spent in thine holy presence; and encouraged in the reading of the blessed Book of Colossians.
Father, surely, as I considereth the Blessed Master’ most holy, righteous and disciplined life of prayer recorded in the Scriptures I remaineth in awe of thee. And, Righteous One, it also continueth to encourage me to arise while it is yet dark; in the cool of day, to seek thee.
And so, Blessed One, in thine mercy I beseech You to invariably remembereth our mornings. Oh, let the delight and blessedness of the mornings continue on in righteousness, holiness, and in thine Glory; to bringeth me word of Your unfailing love.
How I giveth You thanks for remembering my brethren and my prayer today, Holy Father. In Your magnificent and Name, Christ, I pray, Amen.
What is the Biblical significance of saying grace?
Answer:
Most surely, I praise our Holy Christ for your blessed question on the Biblical significance of saying grace whereby I might say is rooted in both the Old and New Testaments of the Scriptures.
Might I now say, most particularly in the Gospels, Christ fundamentally continue to teacheth us to honor and reverence our Blessed Father, and Provider with thanksgiving and prayer before we dine. In this posture, with our hearts in reverence and gratitude to our Father, we might even receiveth a miraculous provision from Heaven (as the Scriptures astonishingly also record in the Old Testament). 1 Kings 17:8-16.
And so, as I considereth it, principally saying grace is the blessedness of being created to look unto and worship our Father. For with a heart of thanksgiving unto our most Dearest Master, we might be confident that Christ shall respond and sanctify the meal whereby His Majesty alone can only affordeth.
I gather I shall conclude this answer giving thanks to Christ for the blessed passage in 1 Timothy 4:3-5 whereby remindeth us that every creature of God is good, and nothing to be refused, if it be received with thanksgiving. For it is sanctified by the Word of God and prayer. Amen.
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