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NOTE:
The pattern of God's little understood plan is given in Genesis
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and
2.;
God
gave man six work days followed by a Day of Rest
(Hebrews
4:4,
11).
The Seventh Day is
also a type of the peaceful rest
(one thousand years,
millennium)-that will follow this
present age of human labor and futile struggle to master the earth. Christ terms the
peaceful rest under His rule one thousand years
(Revelation
20:4).
Many Bibles are
complete enough to contain chronological charts showing man began about six
thousand years ago.
God Reveals Himself
The Creator God identifies Himself to Mankind:
"I AM the LORD, that is My Narne; and MY glory I will not give to another
nor My praise to graven images. Behold, the former things have come to
pass
(prophetic events of the past),
and new things I declare
(prophetic events of
the near future);
before they spring forth I tell you of them" (Isaiah
42:9-11).
secrets known)"
(Amos 3:7).
To whom does God declare the things that are yet
to come to pass?-Answer: His chief servants and
prophets who are then responsible to witness and
warn others of the calamities to befall them:
"Surely the Lord GOD does nothing,
UNLESS He reveals His secret to His
servants the prophets.
A
lion has roared!
Who will NOT fear! The Lord GOD has
spoken! Who can but prophesy
(make His
God further makes known He already knew the end of this age from the beginning of its
creation and He oversees and controls it
(Genesis to Revelation):
"Remember the former things of old, for I AM GOD (EL, the Almighty) and
there is NO OTHER; I AM GOD (ELOHIM,
God Family) ;
and there is NONE
like Me; DECLARING THE END FROM THE BEGINNING and from ancient
times things that are NOT yet done, saying My counsel
(plans)
shall stand
and I will do all My pleasure" (Isaiah
46:9-10).
Interracial and Same Gender Marriages
Foreseeing mankind not being pleased and happy with the creation of their own
individual race and gender would lead to making very bad choices through the millennia
and would bring unhappiness and suffering on themselves as well as others.
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