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My dear friend, God always had a plan. His master plan was always to save us from the evil one. That one that would destroy us utterly, so God saved us utterly. There is no doubt of your salvation when God does it. Even though the earth still shakes and the darkness sometimes tries to overtake us, God IS. Though we, God's grapevines, endure the heat of the sun though the many storms of life though many times the fruit of our harvest is tattered with left over doses of fear and turmoil, GOD IS.

God showed me these great divisions in the earth. He showed me that the ripples of one kind can cause another. There is a quote by Sir Walter Scott that says, "What a tangled web we weave when first we practice to deceive." Deception is the tool of the evil one. That word simply means to LIE.

Many people in the body of Christ lie and practice lying. God is not pleased. He is saying, "I do not want to hear your songs, I do not want to hear your dead sermons, I do not want to hear your …show more content…

These have come in various periods in time. The first such time was when Jesus the Christ was born of a woman. God came to earth the first time since the time of Adam. God came down. He came for the specific purpose of saving man. His first love. God came and brought the book of life. God came and he wrote the book of life. The Holy Scripture records in John, "But there are also many other things which Jesus did; were every one of them to be written, I suppose that the world itself could not contain the books that would be written." (John 21:25 RSV). Jesus was the Book in the flesh. When Jesus was born, He came to earth in the purest form of the Holy Spirit. In fact, the Holy Spirit is Christ. Christ was God on earth in the body of Jesus. God performed many things in Jesus. Just as John wrote. At this time, it is well noted that the plates in the earth were moved and the land had begun to shift. Jesus Himself rode the seas in

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