We know that the Feast of Unleavened Bread pictures coming out of sin and into a relationship with God–no longer separate and walled out of His presence! This important theme appears throughout the Bible, and there are other examples of walls that affect our association with God.

We all sin and fall short of the glory of God. But we can repent and ask for forgiveness, and because of Christ’s Sacrifice, we CAN be forgiven. When you see a brother or sister struggle with sin, you can and should pray to God that He would help him or her, and give him or her strength to overcome and to continue. However, what did John mean when he said that we should not pray for those who commit sin “leading to death”? What is this sin–and is there nothing we can do in such a case?

God has given man 6000 years to test his own way’s of living. So, how has man done so far? Human nature is inherently in all of us. But, what does it do? How do we aquire it? And most importantly, how do we get rid of it?

Do you perceive and comprehend the significance of the Feast Days of God? Do you understand why we are to observe this introductory season–the Passover and seven days of the Feast of Unleavened Bread?

Regarding Abomination of Desolation–Jesus warned, “Let him understand.”   7-points:   1)Overview Scrip­tures,   2)Old Testament Precursors,   3)Antiochus Epiphanes–the Forerunner/Prototype,   4)Time of  Maccabees to Time of Jesus Christ,   5)1st of 3 aspects of Endtime “Abomination of Desolation” namely–ARMIES surrounding Jerusalem,   6)2nd Aspect–IDOL in the Temple,   7)3rd Aspect–MAN OF SIN in the Temple Holy Place claiming HE IS God.

What can we learn from Gideon’s life? How can we apply the lessons that he had to learn–how to trust God completely; how to be made strong out of weakness; how to avoid the pitfalls of doubt and fear; and how to avoid slipping back into sin and repeating past mistakes.
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The Church of God can be compared with a spiritual hospital. Many don’t take advantage of the help that Christ is offering us through His Church. But rather than trying to “make it” on our own, we must realize that God has decreed only one way how we can be cured from our spiritual sickness and obtain salvation–and the Church fulfils a necessary role in that process. Without the Church, we cannot understand God’s Word, receive the Holy Spirit, and move toward perfection.

One of the greatest problems that people in general have, is that of balance which is not being extreme in any way. There are three ditches that we can fall into – that of being a Pharisee or nitpicker, that of being a liberal, and that of being a critic. None of these three areas will do us any good at all in our Christian lives. God has given human beings various abilities and powers but all too often we can, and do, neglect or abuse these attributes. But with the help of God’s Holy Spirit, we can use the abilities that we have been given, in a right way ensuring that we don’t fall into these various ditches.