“What Will You Do in the End?”

Jesus knew from childhood that He was the Son of God.
In fact, Scripture records that He knew this even from His mother’s womb.
Yet when we take the whole of Scripture together,
we see that His Spirit was in perfect union with God
to the extent that it can be said, “I am you, and you are Me.”

In the comments section of a video titled
“Can the Historical Jesus Be the Object of Faith?”
(based on Marcus Borg’s Meeting Jesus),
I encountered a soul and shared the Word of God.
(Isaiah 9:6; John 5:46; Luke 24:27; Exodus 34:5; Isaiah 45:18; John 1:3;
Revelation 22:16; Isaiah 43:10–11; Isaiah 44:24; John 8:24; Acts 2:21)

Even after being confined in the bottomless pit for a thousand years,
the persistent deception of Satan continues when he is released.
The ruler of the power of the air is still deceiving souls on this earth today.

When I pray in tongues with focused attention while seated,
I experience stronger spiritual vibrations than during everyday prayer.
With continued practice, perhaps communication will also flow in daily life.
I am praying for the gift of interpretation.
By the grace of the Lord, I pray that I too may hear prayers of the Spirit
and supply what other souls need.

“There is a horrible and shocking thing in the land: The prophets prophesy falsely,
and the priests rule by their own authority; and My people love it so.
But what will you do in the end?” (Jeremiah 5:30–31)

They say to the seers, “Do not see,” and to the prophets, “Do not prophesy to us what is right;
speak smooth things, prophesy illusions. Leave the way, turn aside from the path,
let the Holy One of Israel cease from before us.” (Isaiah 30:10–11)

Yehowah is the Creator and our everlasting Father. That very God came as a child
and rescued us from sin and death through resurrection.
This is the gospel God Himself has appointed. Hallelujah!