Proclaiming Christianity For God

According to Genesis in The Holy Bible, our Father, God (YaH), created everything in Heaven and on earth in six days.  Each day consisted of a night (evening) and a day (morning), just like our calendar days which are 24 hours in duration.  On the third day, "God said, “Let the land produce vegetation: seed-bearing plants and trees on the land that bear fruit with seed in it, according to their various kinds.” And it was so" (Genesis 1:11 (NIV)).  On the fourth day, God made the stars.  On the sixth day, God created mankind in his own image.

In just one day, our Father, God (YaH), created trees that were bearing fruit.  However, we know trees need a long time to mature to the point when they can produce fruit, usually years.  In just one day, our Father created the stars.  However, we know it takes a long time for a star to form, possibly requiring millions of years, if left to the natural processes of the universe.  In just one day, our Father created mankind, but we know Adam and Eve were physically older than new born babies because they appeared to be 'grown ups' or adult human beings.

While our Father created everything in six days, meaning everything was less than a week old, the natural age of everything varied from one day old to billions of years old.  Therefore, the creation date of everything is far different from the natural, or physical, date of everything that God created in the beginning.
 

A total of 31 brief verses in Genesis describes the six days during which God made everything throughout the vast universe.  In comparison, some people have written entire books about a single, tiny insect.  We should not expect these 31 brief verses to present detailed descriptions of how or why our Father created each object on our diverse planet and throughout the vast universe.  There is obviously an unimaginable amount of information about creation that was not included in Genesis.  What is important to know is that our Father could have made everything appear instantly, in any particular way, in any particular period of time, and in any particular geological structure,  just because that's the way He planned it all.  He is God, The Almighty Creator.

Commentary

It is possible to believe in The Messiah without accepting Him as your Savior and Lord of your heart, soul, and mind. It's also possible to believe in The Messiah without receiving The Holy Spirit. The devil is a prime example of one who believes in The Messiah, but hasn't been baptized in The name of The Father, and The Son, and The Holy Spirit (James 2:19). All the devil worshippers, who are 'human beings', also believe in God, but haven't been baptized in The name of The Father, and The Son, and The Holy Spirit. Other believers (in Judaism, the Pharisees, and even many unsaved 'Christians') who have failed to develop personal and loving relationships with The Messiah, haven't been baptized in The Holy Spirit, so The Messiah said He doesn't 'know' those believers. Sadly, there are many Mormon, Catholic, and also many 'Christian' believers, whom think they are 'saved' but are not going to 'find' the 'narrow way' to the 'small gate' of Heaven (Matthew 7:14). Those believers will not enter the Kingdom of Heaven (Matthew 7:21-23). 

A 'saved' Christian's body becomes a temple for the Holy Spirit, who is a living gift given to you by God (1 Corinthians 6:19). The Holy Spirit urges Christians to fellowship with other Christians, and urges them to study The Bible, which is the word of God. Equally important, The Holy Spirit urges Christians to maintain a personal, loving relationship with The Father and The Son. A 'saved' Christian should be reminded, and feel urged, to pray at least five times a day: after waking from sleep, before each meal, and before going to sleep (Luke 22:17-21; Colossians 3:17). These things are not burdensome in any way for a Christian who is filled with The Holy Spirit, despite all the socio-economic demands of the world on our daily lives. Are you all talk and no action, which is also referred to as, having faith but no works (James 2:14-26)?

The daily prayer is quite short, and yet, it includes forgiving other people for their sins (also known as debts or trespasses), so forgiveness is obviously very important to God. If our Father is to forgive the sins of His children, those Christians must forgive the people who have sinned against them (Colossians 3:13). If believers fail to forgive other people for their sins, especially if the sins are so minor as not to be referenced in The 10 Commandments, the salvation of those believers is questionable. The Messiah shed His blood and sacrificed His life on the cross to forgive our sins. What have you done to forgive?

Do you love God with all your heart, soul, and mind (Matthew 22:36-40)? One way to know for sure is to analyze whether or not you keep His commandments, which are not burdensome (1 John 5:2,3). If you truly love and follow The Messiah, you will keep His commandments without even having to think about keeping them because love fulfills the law (Romans 13:8-10). As you love The Messiah, so you should also love your neighbors as you love yourself. You must love because it's The Messiah's first commandment and because God is love (1 John 4:8). It's easy to love those who love you, but have you learned how to love your enemies yet (Matthew 5:44-47)? Your enemies are waiting to become Christians and your greatest allies.

Have you heard of the Great Commission (Matthew 28:16-20)? How are you doing with it? Would you say you are hot, cold, or lukewarm (Revelation 3:15,16). Would you say you're a temple for The Holy Spirit? Do you think The Messiah really knows you? God loves you so much He sent His Son to die for you, and He wants you to be born again and join Him in Heaven for eternity. Getting saved by God's grace is a miracle, so please honor and respect His grace by learning and living His scriptures. If God wanted you to merely sit back and revel in your salvation through God's grace, there would be little need for a majority of the scriptures in The Holy Bible. 

I'll join you in prayer for us all.

Please read, The Messiah said, "I do not know you".
 

List of the most important questions with answers and information about Yah (God), Yehoshua (Jesus 'The Christ'), The Holy Spirit and The Holy Bible.

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