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(Genesis 6:1–13) To understand the significance of what Moses says in those thirteen verses, you need to keep in mind the fact that he has already told us his purpose in writing the “scroll” he wrote; it is to tell us what we need to know about Jesus Christ, “The Man” God is going to create in His Own image and likeness. If you don’t keep that in mind, you are going to miss the point of everything else he tells us. So listen up.
The point Moses is making in Genesis 6 is this: God came to a point where He was fed up with dealing with fools who take the Truth and twist it so they can believe stupidity. If you stop to think in terms of the stupidity the Church believes today, you can easily get the picture. The God Who is does not take it lightly when folks “misrepresent” Who He is. And to their detriment, folks today have no understanding at all of the point Moses is making about God in Genesis 6.
You see, God meant it when He said He was sorry that He made us. He also meant it when He said He was going to wipe us “off of {the} surface of the ground.” The problem is, as they do nearly everything in the Scriptures, “intelligent” “scholars” have always had a better idea; so they fail to accept what is plainly stated in the biblical text. The Truth is, God decided at that time that He was going to destroy the descendants of the first “Adam.” But before He did that, He planned to take a Remnant of that “Adam” and create that Remnant in His Own image and likeness. Now that the time is almost upon us for that happy event to occur, those who are destined to participate in it need to know what to expect over the next several years and why certain things are happening. So let me explain a bit about what they need to know about that.
“Idolatry Is the Worship of a Non-Existent God,” The Voice of Elijah®, January 2024, p. 14
Newsletter Details
| Contribution of | $6.00 |
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| Pages | 20 |
| Author | Larry Dee Harper |
| Language | English |
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