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The short answer is no. A believer is not under the law. We are under grace. If you ask most believers today if they keep the Sabbath they might say they do, but they really don’t because Sunday is not the Sabbath. Saturday is the 7th day. It is the Sabbath day of rest. But this is for the one who does not understand or has not entered into THE rest, Jesus Christ. The law is for the law breaker. Those who keep the law in Christ, are free from it. Why? Because if they rest in

<p>Article 2 Ezekiel then hears that these nations and all their bands will invade Israel. It will be in the latter years. We are in the latter years. As I write, 30 minutes ago, Israel has just invaded Gaza on the ground. Up to this point, all we’ve seen after the invasion of terrorists murdering innocent civilians in Israel on the Gaza border, by Hamas, which I believe are Nephilim potentially, at least some of them, according to what we know of them from Joshua, is rocket

<p>Article 1 It could very well be…maybe it could be the beginnings. We need to look at so many markers that show us where we could be on God’s calendar. Isaiah 60:18-19 tells us that after Israel is brought back as a nation, which was done in 1948, then Jerusalem in 1967, they will never again suffer like they have in the diaspora…the last being the Holocaust. The Magog War, and then the wrath of the Lamb, which is Jacob’s trouble, is the next time and final when Israel will

<p>God tells us the exact time. Scholars have debated and surmised but we know. It is right at the 3.5 year mark of the last 7 years. How do we know? Ezekiel 39:22 tells us. Here, the Magog war is described in detail in chapter 38. Then God says as a result of this war, Israel will know who God is and will forever, from that point. Read it. Now how do we know this is in the middle of the last 7 years? God says so. Israel is unblinded as a nation when the first Beast reveals w

<p>John 17 is so powerful, and is such holy ground that we dare not enter here lightly…oh what we miss if we do. But just as Moses stopped and pondered the burning bush that was not consumed as it burned, so we need to slow down and taste and see that the Lord is good as we read Jesus’ conversation with the Father of Glory in John 17. There is a special message here. I’ll skim over it and if you see that it is a worthy thought, go examine it more yourself. Jesus is praying fo