Printer-Friendly  |  Share This  |  Subscribe

John Reid asserts that without the fear of God, there is no wisdom. If we divorce God from knowledge, it will become an instrument of destruction. Fearing God is equated with obeying or complying with God's instructions, voluntarily measuring all our thoughts and behavior against His Law. We are in training to help Christ restore the earth, bringing it back from the brink of destruction. Israel will finally have been convinced that striving to attain knowledge apart from God leads only to destruction. The Feast of Tabernacles depicts a time when the earth will be systematically healed from all the abuse it has incurred under man's misrule, a time Jacob's trouble will come to an end, and the remnant of the house of Israel will finally embrace their God who will in turn embrace them, save them, and heal them in the fullest sense of the word. Our purpose then will be to divinely minister (teach God's ways) to God's people.

Abraham Amputee ward experience Auschwitz Arable land Axial period Broken vessels Concentration camps Dachau Dead sea Depleting the ocean Fear Good Financial capitol of the world Gold and silver Shepherd home Healing of Israel Homeless people Jacob's trouble Jerusalem Land ownership Lamentations last words of David Learning to fear God Living water Ministry Ocean's wealth Office of king or priest Pet elephant Pet tiger Preparing of the saints Pure language Rachel weeping for her children Restoration of Israel Shortage of fish Springs in the desert The Bear Two witnesses Unemployment Way of holiness

If you would like to be notified when this transcript is available, please enter your email address in the space below and click the button.

Your Email Address: