NOW I SEND THEE
John 3:14-21
And As Moses Lifted Up The Serpent In The Wilderness, Even So Must The Son Of Man Be Lifted Up: That Whosoever Believeth In Him Should Not Perish, But Have Eternal Life. For God So Loved The World, That He Gave His Only Begotten Son, That Whosoever Believeth In Him Should Not Perish, But Have Everlasting Life. For God Sent Not His Son Into The World To Condemn The World; But That The World Through Him Might Be Saved. He That Believeth On Him Is Not Condemned: But He That Believeth Not Is Condemned Already, Because He Hath Not Believed In The Name Of The Only Begotten Son Of God. And This Is The Condemnation, That Light Is Come Into The World, And Men Loved Darkness Rather Than Light, Because Their Deeds Were Evil. For Every One That Doeth Evil Hateth The Light, Neither Cometh To The Light, Lest His Deeds Should Be Reproved. But He That Doeth Truth Cometh To The Light, That His Deeds May Be Made Manifest, That They Are Wrought In God.
Acts 26:1-32
Then Agrippa Said Unto Paul, Thou Art Permitted To Speak For Thyself. Then Paul Stretched Forth The Hand, And Answered For Himself: I Think Myself Happy, King Agrippa, Because I Shall Answer For Myself This Day Before Thee Touching All The Things Whereof I Am Accused Of The Jews: Especially Because I Know Thee To Be Expert In All Customs And Questions Which Are Among The Jews: Wherefore I Beseech Thee To Hear Me Patiently. My Manner Of Life From My Youth, Which Was At The First Among Mine Own Nation At Jerusalem, Know All The Jews; Which Knew Me From The Beginning, If They Would Testify, That After The Most Straitest Sect Of Our Religion I Lived A Pharisee. And Now I Stand And Am Judged For The Hope Of The Promise Made Of God Unto Our Fathers: Unto Which Promise Our Twelve Tribes, Instantly Serving God Day And Night, Hope To Come. For Which Hope's Sake, King Agrippa, I Am Accused Of The Jews. Why Should It Be Thought A Thing Incredible With You, That God Should Raise The Dead? I Verily Thought With Myself, That I Ought To Do Many Things Contrary To The Name Of Jesus Of Nazareth. Which Thing I Also Did In Jerusalem: And Many Of The Saints Did I Shut Up In Prison, Having Received Authority From The Chief Priests; And When They Were Put To Death, I Gave My Voice Against Them. And I Punished Them Oft In Every Synagogue, And Compelled Them To Blaspheme; And Being Exceedingly Mad Against Them, I Persecuted Them Even Unto Strange Cities. Whereupon As I Went To Damascus With Authority And Commission From The Chief Priests, At Midday, O King, I Saw In The Way A Light From Heaven, Above The Brightness Of The Sun, Shining Round About Me And Them Which Journeyed With Me. And When We Were All Fallen To The Earth, I Heard A Voice Speaking Unto Me, And Saying In The Hebrew Tongue, Saul, Saul, Why Persecutest Thou Me? It Is Hard For Thee To Kick Against The Pricks. And I Said, Who Art Thou, Lord? And He Said, I Am Jesus Whom Thou Persecutest. But Rise, And Stand Upon Thy Feet: For I Have Appeared Unto Thee For This Purpose, To Make Thee A Minister And A Witness Both Of These Things Which Thou Hast Seen, And Of Those Things In The Which I Will Appear Unto Thee; Delivering Thee From The People, And From The Gentiles, Unto Whom NOW I SEND THEE, TO OPEN THEIR EYES, AND TO TURN THEM FROM DARKNESS TO LIGHT, AND FROM THE POWER OF SATAN UNTO GOD, THAT THEY MAY RECEIVE FORGIVENESS OF SINS, AND INHERITANCE AMONG THEM WHICH ARE SANCTIFIED BY FAITH THAT IS IN ME. Whereupon, O King Agrippa, I Was Not Disobedient Unto The Heavenly Vision: But Shewed First Unto Them Of Damascus, And At Jerusalem, And Throughout All The Coasts Of Judaea, And Then To The Gentiles, That They Should Repent And Turn To God, And Do Works Meet For Repentance. For These Causes The Jews Caught Me In The Temple, And Went About To Kill Me. Having Therefore Obtained Help Of God, I Continue Unto This Day, Witnessing Both To Small And Great, Saying None Other Things Than Those Which The Prophets And Moses Did Say Should Come: That Christ Should Suffer, And That He Should Be The First That Should Rise From The Dead, And Should Shew Light Unto The People, And To The Gentiles. And As He Thus Spake For Himself, Festus Said With A Loud Voice, Paul, Thou Art Beside Thyself; Much Learning Doth Make Thee Mad. But He Said, I Am Not Mad, Most Noble Festus; But Speak Forth The Words Of Truth And Soberness. For The King Knoweth Of These Things, Before Whom Also I Speak Freely: For I Am Persuaded That None Of These Things Are Hidden From Him; For This Thing Was Not Done In A Corner. King Agrippa, Believest Thou The Prophets? I Know That Thou Believest. Then Agrippa Said Unto Paul, Almost Thou Persuadest Me To Be A Christian. And Paul Said, I Would To God, That Not Only Thou, But Also All That Hear Me This Day, Were Both Almost, And Altogether Such As I Am, Except These Bonds. And When He Had Thus Spoken, The King Rose Up, And The Governor, And Bernice, And They That Sat With Them: And When They Were Gone Aside, They Talked Between Themselves, Saying, This Man Doeth Nothing Worthy Of Death Or Of Bonds. Then Said Agrippa Unto Festus, This Man Might Have Been Set At Liberty, If He Had Not Appealed Unto Caesar.
I Genuinely Believe That If Christians Preach And Teach Jesus Christ Coming And Dying To Save The World, It Would Be Changed. If We Would Preach And Teach Jesus Christ By Whom We Are Sent, To Open Their Eyes And To Turn Them From Darkness To Light And From The Power Of Satan Unto God, This World Would Be A Different Place To Live In. The More You Learn About Jesus Christ, The More You Want To Know. Jesus Christ Came To Give Everlasting Life For God Sent Not His Son Into The World To Condemn The World But That The World Through Him Might Be Saved; He That Believeth On Him Is Not Condemned.
This Is Why Jesus Christ Came,
Romans 8:1-17
There Is Therefore Now No Condemnation To Them Which Are In Christ Jesus, Who Walk Not After The Flesh, But After The Spirit. For The Law Of The Spirit Of Life In Christ Jesus Hath Made Me Free From The Law Of Sin And Death. For What The Law Could Not Do, In That It Was Weak Through The Flesh, God Sending His Own Son In The Likeness Of Sinful Flesh, And For Sin, Condemned Sin In The Flesh: That The Righteousness Of The Law Might Be Fulfilled In Us, Who Walk Not After The Flesh, But After The Spirit. For They That Are After The Flesh Do Mind The Things Of The Flesh; But They That Are After The Spirit The Things Of The Spirit. For To Be Carnally Minded Is Death; But To Be Spiritually Minded Is Life And Peace. Because The Carnal Mind Is Enmity Against God: For It Is Not Subject To The Law Of God, Neither Indeed Can Be. So Then They That Are In The Flesh Cannot Please God.
BUT YE ARE NOT IN THE FLESH, BUT IN THE SPIRIT, IF SO BE THAT THE SPIRIT OF GOD DWELL IN YOU. NOW IF ANY MAN HAVE NOT THE SPIRIT OF CHRIST, HE IS NONE OF HIS. And If Christ Be In You, The Body Is Dead Because Of Sin; But The Spirit Is Life Because Of Righteousness. But If The Spirit Of Him That Raised Up Jesus From The Dead Dwell In You, He That Raised Up Christ From The Dead Shall Also Quicken Your Mortal Bodies By His Spirit That Dwelleth In You. Therefore, Brethren, We Are Debtors, Not To The Flesh, To Live After The Flesh. For If Ye Live After The Flesh, Ye Shall Die: But If Ye Through The Spirit Do Mortify The Deeds Of The Body, Ye Shall Live. For As Many As Are Led By The Spirit Of God, They Are The Sons Of God. For Ye Have Not Received The Spirit Of Bondage Again To Fear; But Ye Have Received The Spirit Of Adoption, Whereby We Cry, Abba, Father. The Spirit Itself Beareth Witness With Our Spirit, That We Are The Children Of God: And If Children, Then Heirs; Heirs Of God, And Joint-heirs With Christ; If So Be That We Suffer With Him, That We May Be Also Glorified Together.
Donna K Purifoy
10/01/2023
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