2nd Enoch 20:3 the son is Enoch.

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The lord is baal. 2nd Enoch 20:3 is The True Most High Creator.

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Prayed. I prayed that you will be led and used by the Lord as an influence among other's and for strong and increased faith in your heart. That your family members will accept Jesus as savior and enter into the Lord's rest with one accord as the Holy Spirit brings them love and peace, in Jesus name.

Turn on the light Jesus and don't give the devil credit because he enjoys being talked about. So any way you are special to The Lord Jesus Christ and He wants you to continue knowing it, you are The Righteousness Of God Through Christ Jesus, Bless You and when things look grim turn that light on and know who you are In Christ Jesus A Heir Of The Most High God In Jesus' Name Amen and Amen ALWAYS !!!!! BE WELL 😀

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God never sleeps. Believe in God. He will see you through.😇

He Himself is Medicine. He heals the madness of our sinful hearts with Himself. We need Him near us lest we warp and wither. We can't even love Jesus without Jesus. We need Jesus.

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​@giftedhandstudio5506 keep reading God's word every day seek the Lord Jesus Christ for answers through prayer. Dont trust in men. Trust in the Lord. Pray ask in faith. All day every day. Never give up. Consider your body dead already and your soul alive in Christ through faith. Ask the Lord to be delivered from temptation of the flesh. Focus on Jesus Christ ask for increased faith and love wisdom knowledge and understanding. Ask several times a day and believe that you will receive today and for the rest of your life. Be reborn.

2nd Enoch 20:3

Jesus is hail Zeus. Amen is ra amenra. Hallelujah is helel means bright Mourning star lucifer. The true Most High Creator is 2nd Enoch 20:3. The son is Enoch ❤

The 7th day was a foreshadowing of Jesus Christ himself offering all who would believe in him, eternal rest. We are no longer bound by the law of Moses. Moreover, that was strictly for the Israelites, not the Gentiles. That doesn’t mean I don’t think it would be a good idea to be alone with God on the seventh day, or any day, because we are under the law of Grace now.

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*“I indeed baptize you in water unto repentance,”* said John; *“but He that cometh after me is mightier than I, whose shoes I am not worthy to bear: He shall baptize you with the Holy Ghost and with fire.” Matthew 3:11, R. V.,* margin. The prophet Isaiah had declared that the Lord would cleanse His people from their iniquities *“by the spirit of judgment, and by the spirit of burning.”* The word of the Lord to Israel was, *“I will turn My hand upon thee, and purely purge away thy dross, and take away all thy tin.” Isaiah 4:4; **1:25**.* To sin, wherever found, *“our God is a consuming fire.” Hebrews 12:29.* In all who submit to His power the Spirit of God will consume sin. *But if men cling to sin, they become identified with it. Then the glory of God, which destroys sin, must destroy them.* Jacob, after his night of wrestling with the Angel, exclaimed, *“I have seen God face to face, and my life is preserved.” Genesis 32:30.* Jacob had been guilty of a great sin in his conduct toward Esau; but he had repented. His transgression had been forgiven, and his sin purged; therefore he could endure the revelation of God’s presence. *But wherever men came before God while willfully cherishing evil, they were destroyed.* At the second advent of Christ the wicked shall be consumed *“with the Spirit of His mouth,”* and destroyed *“with the brightness of His coming.” 2 Thessalonians 2:8.* The light of the glory of God, which imparts life to the righteous, will slay the wicked. DA 107.4 In the time of John the Baptist, Christ was about to appear as the revealer of the character of God. His very presence would make manifest to men their sin. Only as they were willing to be purged from sin could they enter into fellowship with Him. Only the pure in heart could abide in His presence. DA 108.1 Thus the Baptist declared God’s message to Israel. Many gave heed to his instruction. *Many sacrificed all in order to obey.* Multitudes followed this new teacher from place to place, and not a few cherished the hope that he might be the Messiah. But as John saw the people turning to him, he sought every opportunity of directing their faith to Him who was to come. DA 108.2

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*Lay Hold Upon The Hope* Six of the cities assigned to the Levites-three on each side the Jordan-were appointed as cities of refuge, to which the manslayer might flee for safety. The appointment of these cities had been commanded by Moses, *“that the slayer may flee thither, which killeth any person at unawares. And they shall be unto you cities for refuge,”* he said, *“that the manslayer die not, until he stand before the congregation in judgment.” Numbers **35:11**, 12.* This merciful provision was rendered necessary by the ancient custom of private vengeance, by which the punishment of the murderer devolved on the nearest relative or the next heir of the deceased. In cases where guilt was clearly evident it was not necessary to wait for a trial by the magistrates. The avenger might pursue the criminal anywhere and put him to death wherever he should be found. The Lord did not see fit to abolish this custom at that time, but He made provision to ensure the safety of those who should take life unintentionally. PP 515.2 The cities of refuge were so distributed as to be within a half day’s journey of every part of the land. The roads leading to them were always to be kept in good repair; all along the way signposts were to be erected bearing the word *“Refuge”* in plain, bold characters, that the fleeing one might not be delayed for a moment. Any person-Hebrew, stranger, or sojourner-might avail himself of this provision. But while the guiltless were not to be rashly slain, neither were the guilty to escape punishment. The case of the fugitive was to be fairly tried by the proper authorities, and only when found innocent of intentional murder was he to be protected in the city of refuge. The guilty were given up to the avenger. And those who were entitled to protection could receive it only on condition of remaining within the appointed refuge. Should one wander away beyond the prescribed limits, and be found by the avenger of blood, his life would pay the penalty of his disregard of the Lord’s provision. At the death of the high priest, however, all who had sought shelter in the cities of refuge were at liberty to return to their possessions. PP 515.3 In a trial for murder the accused was not to be condemned on the testimony of one witness, even though circumstantial evidence might be strong against him. The Lord’s direction was, *“Whoso killeth any person, the murderer shall be put to death by the mouth of witnesses: but one witness shall not testify against any person to cause him to die.” Numbers **35:30**.* It was Christ who gave to Moses these directions for Israel; and when personally with His disciples on earth, as He taught them how to treat the erring, the Great Teacher repeated the lesson that one man’s testimony is not to acquit or condemn. One man’s views and opinions are not to settle disputed questions. In all these matters two or more are to be associated, and together they are to bear the responsibility, *“that in the mouth of two or three witnesses every word may be established.” Matthew 18:16.* PP 516.1 If the one tried for murder were proved guilty, no atonement or ransom could rescue him. *“Whoso sheddeth man’s blood, by man shall his blood be shed.” Genesis 9:6. “Ye shall take no satisfaction for the life of a murderer, which is guilty of death: but he shall be surely put to death.” “Thou shalt take him from Mine altar, that he may die,”* was the command of God; *“the land cannot be cleansed of the blood that is shed therein, but by the blood of him that shed it.”* *Numbers **35:31**, 33; Exodus 21:14.* The safety and purity of the nation demanded that the sin of murder be severely punished. Human life, which God alone could give, must be sacredly guarded. PP 516.2 The cities of refuge appointed for God’s ancient people were a symbol of the refuge provided in Christ. The same merciful Saviour who appointed those temporal cities of refuge has by the shedding of His own blood provided for the transgressors of God’s law a sure retreat, into which they may flee for safety from the second death. No power can take out of His hands the souls that go to Him for pardon. *“There is therefore now no condemnation to them which are in Christ Jesus.” “Who is he that condemneth? It is Christ that died, yea rather, that is risen again, who is even at the right hand of God, who also maketh intercession for us;”* that *“we might have a strong consolation, who have fled for refuge to lay hold upon the hope set before us.”* *Romans 8:1, 34; Hebrews 6:18.* PP 516.3 He who fled to the city of refuge could make no delay. Family and employment were left behind. There was no time to say farewell to loved ones. His life was at stake, and every other interest must be sacrificed to the one purpose-to reach the place of safety. Weariness was forgotten, difficulties were unheeded. The fugitive dared not for one moment slacken his pace until he was within the wall of the city. PP 517.1 The sinner is exposed to eternal death, until he finds a hiding place in Christ; and as loitering and carelessness might rob the fugitive of his only chance for life, so delays and indifference may prove the ruin of the soul. Satan, the great adversary, is on the track of every transgressor of God’s holy law, and he who is not sensible of his danger, and does not earnestly seek shelter in the eternal refuge, will fall a prey to the destroyer. PP 517.2 The prisoner who at any time went outside the city of refuge was abandoned to the avenger of blood. Thus the people were taught to adhere to the methods which infinite wisdom appointed for their security. Even so, it is not enough that the sinner believe in Christ for the pardon of sin; he must, by faith and obedience, abide in Him. *“For if we sin willfully after that we have received the knowledge of the truth, there remaineth no more sacrifice for sins, but a certain fearful looking for of judgment and fiery indignation, which shall devour the adversaries.”* *Hebrews 10:26, 27* PP 517.3

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Narration from the Bible 66 books breathed by God 2 Timothy 3:16-17

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The lord is my helper!

I shall fear NO MAN ! OF WHAT THEY can do to me AS MY LORD IS MY PROTECTOR AMEN!

THE HOLIEST OF ALL MAN HAS SPOKEN!ALWAYS THROUGH KING JESUS AMEN!

The HOLY HULK HAS SPOKEN ALWAYS THROUGH JESUS