Conflict
1. Deception 1. Revelation
2. Division 2. Redemption
3. Destruction 3. Restoration
Which will you choose to find satisfaction?
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We are all looking for satisfaction. Only two religions exist. The
first is finding satisfaction based on works motivated by various
forms of self-gratification and fear, all rooted in selfishness. It
divides into liberalism and legalism. The people behind it created
all artificial religions in secrecy. All of its teachings are based
on unconditional immortality, its master deception. The reality is
that it only creates destruction, with satisfaction being partial and
temporal. The other religion is based on righteousness by faith,
which is attained by accepting it as a gift, not through any
performance. Its model is the sanctuary, which teaches that salvation
is a living experience. It is a personal Sabbath rest relationship
with our Redeemer, resting from all works of selfishness. It creates
only a restoration of unending love. Nearly every aspect of it has
been counterfeited in the other religion. All we have is our free
choice in this great conflict. The choice is continual.
Purpose
Pray that this message will motivate and enlighten you to have a
vibrant life. Study this message over and over, not just here but in
your own studies, for it is your life! If some things are confusing
or frustrating at first, come back to them at a later time, but do not
give up. No one can understand everything all at once. Biblical
references were meticulously gathered, and the clickable numeric
denotations refer to them. They are not just supplementary. Please
do not skip reading the Bible references as it is the Word that has
power! One method you might try is reading each paragraph before
looking up the references to maintain flow, though other methods might
work better for particular paragraphs. The King James Version is most
preferable in this language. Remember that biblical material,
especially some of the complex issues presented here, is not to be
read in haste. Also, do not hide the things you learn. Make more
copies for others and tell them where they can get online access. God
is counting on you to be a messenger.
Premise
The reasons behind these things will become even clearer in the
following synopsis of the universal conflict. Lucifer, who Satan used
to be, became unsatisfied to be less than first before this world was
created (9). So, he started choosing to cherish selfish thoughts and
emotions, which turned into motives, and then into actions. He, who
before had a perfect character (10), then started questioning why God
had established things the way He did, particularly the moral law.
His convincing statements drew him a following of one third of the
angels.
After this period, God created this earth for a new creature to
inhabit—a creature with the ability to reproduce life like God and to
have a choice to live by God’s standards. The purpose was to show the
existing beings that people made in His own image (11) would stand
firm when tempted to evil and replace the angels that had been lost in
sin. The other purpose was to show the terrible effects of sin by
those who choose not the law of love.
The Tree of Life would continue to give life to anyone who would
eat of it. However, after the Eden pair chose to eat of the forbidden
tree, they were no longer allowed to eat of it (14). If God had
allowed them to, sin would have become immortal, with the universe
always permeated with its toxins. Satan had deceived Adam and Eve
into thinking that they would not die by disobeying God and become
like gods themselves in their new wisdom (15). This is the origin of
Satanism. The Tree of Life represents Christ’s true righteousness of
life (16), and the Tree of Knowledge represents Satan’s deceptive
sinfulness of death (17). God allowed them to choose which one tree
to partake from.
Every mortal since then has been given the same choice, and far
more often than not, sin is chosen. Terror, killings, tortures, and
everything that can possibly bring emotional and physical pain has
resulted—all from individuals dissatisfied with their current
condition as they refuse to trust in God’s unlimited wisdom and love.
God has waited for sin to fully develop into what it is today, so that
all of His intelligent creatures may perceive of its true hideousness.
This is the only knowledge Adam and his descendants have assimilated
from choosing the Tree of Knowledge. Therefore, since all are given
the power of choice, sin would have come back over and over again had
it been eradicated early on. This is also why God cannot grant
sinners eternal life. God’s faithful providence only allows for non-
forced creatures who are fully capable of sinning, to have developed a
will to not sin, so that peace and happiness can reign into ceaseless
time.
What it all boils down to is that God gives us two options for a
religion, both of which would remove our portion of sin from the
universe: either a works/performance-based religion of serving self to
try to temporarily feel satisfied, or a decision/relationship-based
religion of serving God by obtaining free righteousness to do so and a
reward of everlasting satisfaction. Now, follow carefully.
Wherefore, how we spend our time reflects who we serve, and who we
serve is who we worship. Wherefore, selfishness is the serving of
self and the heart of all sin, with Satan being the author of both.
Wherefore, righteousness (18) is the keeping of God’s Ten Commandments
as transgression of the law is sin (unrighteousness) (19). Wherefore,
the Sabbath is the heart of the law as it is the sign of worshiping
the Creator (20), Redeemer (21), and Restorer (22) to those who desire
rest from the bondage of being under the law (23). It is God’s seal
of love. Therefore, we all have the choice to make in the great
conflict of finding satisfaction—worship Satan in selfishness that
leads to death, or worship Christ in the Sabbath rest of a love
relationship that leads to everlasting peace. This is the essence of
the everlasting gospel.
#1 DECEPTION
Did you know that evil hidden agendas are behind most of what is
going on in the world today? If this were not true, then the Bible
could not say that the whole world would be deceived (24) as deception
is always hidden. Two forces are at work behind this.
One force is the devil himself. Satan’s goal is to destroy as
many people as possible, as he is upset with God in creating man in
His image and then restoring him back after he falls. He dreads to
see the character which forms this image as it is based on God’s law,
which he rebelled against and thus barred him from heaven. So, he
makes a counterfeit image that goes contrary to the law. He knows his
end is soon (25) and that many souls must be brought under his control
as the population is high, so he working to deceive more than ever.
The second force behind the scenes is Satan’s human agents which
take his orders. It is a little known fact that the Satanist religion
is what runs our world politically and religiously as well as the
entertainment and media sectors. It is our ancient alternative
religion which teaches: that (1) neither Satan nor God are real beings
(33), that (2) every person is their own god and can judge for
themselves as nothing is absolute (34), that (3) good and evil are
interchangeable forces that both seek to benefit society through
complimentary genders (35), that (4) using mythology associated with
the arts and rituals awakens the unseen [including nature spirits] to
communicate with our spirits (36), and that (5) our naturally immortal
spirits are not subject to any moral laws (37).
Behind the scenes, all of the artificial religions share the same
beliefs as their mother religion, just different names of deities and
rituals. The few Satanists in each religion lead their masses to
believe that the deities really exist and that the rituals will favor
the people to them, though they know it is all made up.
One group still remains unmentioned, and that is the Hebrews who
never gave into Satanism. A remnant of Jews [Israel] God has
preserved throughout all generations. After Christ fulfilled the
ceremonies that led to His incredible sacrifice on the cross, and also
demonstrated the spiritual truths that many nominal Jews then and
today lack, Christians [His followers] could be grafted into the
Jewish inheritance of promises through Him (40).
Secret societies are the workhouses for the Satanists, and they
also act as their churches, if you will, when no one else is around.
The highest ranked adherents are Satanists, while the lowest are blind
workmen. The most hideous crimes are done by these groups undercover,
and many of the “missing” children of today have been used for their
sexual and sacrificial services.
The Satanists used the New Age Movement of the 1960s for
enlightening people of their mother religion and motivating them for
global peace (54), so that they would be ready for the Age of
Aquarius. This tactic will likely be used more in the future.
Evolution and violent, sexual entertainment, also becoming more
prevalent in this period, have been introduced to demoralize people
into Satanism. False teachings on history and current events have
been used to desensitize people into their religion. They, including
some of our educators, realize that what they teach on evolution and
world events is mainly wrong. The Bible predicted this current state
and of speaks of a different Order and Age to come, with those united
to Satanists never reaching their long hoped for Aquarius (55).
If you must delve into these dark topics further, you will need
to do your own research elsewhere. Realize that evil conspiracy is
entirely real but that some theories out there are not. The goal here
is to only outline the reasoning of Satanism so that you can discern
in your mind where it exists, and then know how to keep yourself and
your loved ones clear of it as you would hopefully choose to do. The
emphasis is to show that real love only exists in the religion of
Christ, so that the false love displayed in Satanism can be fully
extricated from the mind and heart (56). This is what the everlasting
gospel is trying to accomplish.
#2 DIVISION
Through much experience, he has found that the best way to keep
people from Christ in Christendom is to separate people into two
groups, both performing works to try to obtain the satisfaction they
continually lack, yet thinking they are on the right way to it (61).
One group is the liberalists and the other is the legalists. They are
counterfeits of God’s grace through His Spirit and God’s righteous law
of truth, respectively, while both of the genuine are inseparable in
forming love. Satan induces fear and self-gratification to keep them
in one group or the other. Though they are opposites, people go back
and forth between them as they feel emptiness in one. While still
maintaining self-gratification and fear, they go to the other thinking
it will make them right.
Sadly, many are taught false doctrines that close their minds to
the living Word of Christ (64). Recall from before, the Bible always
interprets itself when studied correctly. In addition, they divide
Christians of profession into different groups, and then fractions of
groups, based on disagreements. Each “Church” believes theirs is
correct. Small things, unrelated to one’s salvation, should also not
cause God’s flock to scatter. Denominations were never in God’s plan.
Some of your loved ones may not have turned to the Lord; however,
they are not burning for eternity. This is an unfortunately common
unbiblical doctrine that Satanists have used to have people doubt the
love of God. The eternal/everlasting fire/burning/punishment the
Bible describes is the effects of not experiencing life, not denoting
duration. Also, when “for ever” is used in Bible, it denotes “until
completion” unless the entity is to never end, which is simply not the
case for the punishment of the wicked. Whether they accepted Christ
or not, they are not aware of your present suffering. The dead are
peacefully at rest until our righteous Judge awakens them to their
eternal destiny of death or life (65). Most of the ones who will die
for the second time (66) would not desire the intense purity of the
restored universe, while those who allow the Spirit to purify (67)
them will relish each infinite moment.
#3 DESTRUCTION
#1 REVELATION
God reveals Himself not just through His Word and Spirit, but
also through nature and providence. Many in the society today take
little thought of anything pertaining to God and His Word, and smirks
are often made when the subject comes up. They equate religion with
going to a boring church service and not being able to do the wild
things that they enjoy. Through impressions of Satan and the common
existence of people who claim to be Christians but have a gloomier
life than infidels, they are led away from Christianity. The
unbelievers—whether or not professing to know Christ—do not realize
that their religion is Satanism (87). If only their eyes could be
opened to see that their enjoyment is only coming from nerves and
hormones exited by artificial passions, and that they are miserable
and empty deep inside from the wounds of sin. If only they knew the
beauty of what God could reveal to them and how their broken cisterns
could be exchanged for a bottomless fountain holding the refreshing
water of life (88). If only they knew how sweet peace is (89)! If
only they knew Jesus (90).
Nature points to a Creator who has great care for His creation in
revealing the complexity, diversity, and beauty of all living and
nonliving things (91). Studied with the Book of Genesis, the student
finds how sin has blighted the original, which is our model for God to
restore us back to.
The student will then find that the last book of the Bible,
Revelation, reveals just how this restoration will take place.
However, two other components must be met to fully grasp what God
wants to reveal to us. First, the Book of Daniel must be studied for
the Book of Revelation to make sense. Studied together, the symbols
can be interpreted. Again, refer to ref. ‘a’ for a good aid in
studying them. Second, the study of the sanctuary connects everything
from Genesis to Daniel and Revelation together, which the next section
on redemption will explore. An excellent legendary book on linking
everything together in Scripture that pertains to the sanctuary is in
ref. ‘b’. Make it a priority to read, and you will not regret that
you did. This entire study enables one to see God’s active providence
working throughout the ages for the salvation of souls from
destruction to restoration. The Spirit of God also works
providentially to give every person in the world access to His
restoration plan (92). To those who have access to the truth as it is
in His Word, He will not leave in darkness if they are willing to
learn (93). To those without, sufficient impressions are given.
Our forehead and hands indicate who we worship in mind and works
respectively (111). If we rest from trying to work our way to
satisfaction and allow God to work His righteousness in us, we are
keeping the fourth commandment in spirit and having a saving
experience in not breaking all the other commandments. Keeping this
commandment outwardly shows that we desire the inward experience.
Satan knows that the Sabbath is the sign (20-22) that people are under
the power and love of Christ, and this is why he and the Satanists
planned to make people forget the one law we are told to remember
(112).
We are to lay our lives on the altar. God cannot change our
lives if we are clinging to a worldly idol that causes us to sin
prevents this. God gives us desires to repent, but it is up to us to
make the final choice to give up those sins which Christ died to
redeem us from. In order to be close to God, we must come to hate
sins just as he does, and this is the large part of what it means to
fear God (117). This along with respecting and adoring Him as Creator
is the cry of the first angel of the everlasting gospel, which would
give the repentant sinner a true experience of fearing God.
Notice the quotes in ref. 117 which indicate that when we fear
God, we no longer fear evil but have the serenity of Jesus (118)!
This beautiful, but sadly rare, Christian experience is what people in
this world truly need! Anxieties become small when we realize that an
all-powerful God is present, that He will provide for our needs, and
that He will keep us from harm’s way even when things look tough. The
glory we give to God, also contained in the first message of the
everlasting gospel, automatically proceeds from us when this
experience of turning away from sin and frightfulness takes place.
The Book of Psalms was written to help us remember these things.
While almost everyone else is panicking in the troubling times ahead,
including professed Christians, “what will ye do in the end thereof”
(119)?
Read Revelation 18 and decide once and for all to refuse all
poisonous wine, both literally and spiritually. Detoxify yourself by
drinking the blood of Jesus—shed for your sins—so that He can restore
you to His everlasting kingdom.
#3 RESTORATION
Christ is the Rock that we can anchor our souls to, and His
everlasting kingdom is the stone in Nebuchadnezzar’s dream—portrayed
in the Book of Daniel—that would destroy all the earthly kingdoms from
Babylon to Rome [through time], as represented in the statue (135).
Read the last two chapters of both Isaiah and Revelation to learn of
the future you will have if you are anchored. Many people have tried
to spiritualize heaven either into some imaginary land floating in the
clouds somewhere or into the polluted life we are in now, often with
an element of reincarnation included. Praise God that His Word
teaches differently!
The main point is the following. The Holy Spirit and good angels
constantly throw good influences into our hearts [through desires] and
minds [through thoughts], while Satan and evil angels do the evil
opposite. When we learn from the great conflict of good and evil that
the latter has tragic effects, we learn to trust that God’s ways are
right and seek Him instead (140). Then, through the Spirit’s power,
we will obey (141). It is the only way we can keep God’s presence in
us, which will enable us to behold Him face to face for eternity as we
will have come to know Him personally. Seek Jesus first in your
thoughts, desires, and plans, before it is too late!
God’s restored people will continue to learn of His love for them
throughout eternity. Though they will not be able to recall the
individual struggles of their past lives, their appreciation to God
from redeeming them from a grim life to one of such stark contrast
will never wane. The beauty, both of experiencing love from everyone
and from magnificent natural wonders, will overtake them with intense
satisfaction that will never end. Greatest of all, each Sabbath and
New Moon they will return to Jerusalem to commemorate the restoration
(145). We are told that the new Tree of Life will produce fruit
monthly (146), and it could be that they return to it each New Moon as
a special service demonstrating Christ giving them His life to restore
them. The Sabbath Day will be set aside to observe the eternal rest
all will have from every taint of corruption.
How sad will be the day when Jesus removes the mansions of those
who He died to redeem but never accepted His salvation. Even sadder
will be the time when the fire is ignited to destroy all sinners
(147). Please note that the fire not being quenched refers to the
fire burning until it has no more fuel and ending no sooner. The
worms will not die until all the carcasses are gone. God would never
suffer for anyone to see their loved ones burn for eternity. Once the
destruction is completed for all eternity, no more tears will be shed,
and the whole earth outside of Jerusalem will be restored.
Many other end-time events, times, and purposes for them exist as
they are revealed in the Bible, but to maintain brevity here, you are
encouraged to study them out in the fashion just mentioned.
If you do not know Jesus like you should, start believing in Him
now. Perhaps the worst lie out there today, which stems from the
master deception of remaining immortal in a sinful condition, is that
a mere belief that Jesus exists is sufficient to save us. How much
farther from the truth could it be? The evil angels believe this and
we know that they will be destroyed (150). Believe in Him continually
for life and victory! Believe on His name, which is Saviour and Word
and Love (151). Believe that He will remove your sins and give you
His righteousness. He has promised if you let Him (152).
Do not wait until it is too late to repent (153). We know
through prophetic events that the coming of our Lord is near, but
death can even come sooner. Stop working to satisfy yourself under a
false security and determine to enter into God’s rest today, both
literally and spiritually, while it still is today (154)! Let the
two-edged Sword of Truth cut out your sin and not your life (155)!
Every moment apart from Him our hearts will harden more, but every
time we choose to turn from our own works and submit to His will, He
is restoring us into His image of character that He intended us to
have from the beginning. He is looking for a perfect imprint of His
character in His people by discerning their thoughts and desires, the
pattern of which is their character.
“Bless the LORD, O my soul, and forget not all His benefits: Who
forgiveth all thine iniquities; Who healeth all thy diseases; Who
redeemeth thy life from destruction; Who crowneth thee with
lovingkindness and tender mercies; For as the heaven is high
above the earth, so great is His mercy toward them that fear Him.
To such as keep His covenant, and to those that remember His
commandments to do them.”—Psalms 103:2-4,11,18
“O keep my soul, and deliver me: let me not be ashamed; for I put
my trust in Thee. Let integrity and uprightness preserve me; for
I wait on Thee”—Psalms 25:20,21
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http://dedication.www3.50megs.com/haskell_contents.html
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Eph. 2: 8-10; II Cor. 5:17 (128) I Cor. 10:13; II Cor. 12:9 (129) Rev. 14:8-12; John 16:13
(130) I John 1:5-10; II John 4:5-10; Matt. 24:11,23-27 (131) Rev. 18:4 (132) Is. 58:13-14
(133) Rev. 17:4-5 (134) Hosea 3; Jer. 2:19-21; 3:13-14,19-20; II Cor. 11:2; Ez. 16:8,15,32;
Jas. 4:4 (135) I Cor. 10:1-4; Ex. 17:6; I Sam. 2:2-3; II Sam. 22:2-3,32,47; Ps. 61:2; 114:7-
8; Song of Sol. 2:14-16; Deut. 32:4,18,31-37; Is. 17:10-11; 48:21-22; Matt. 7:21-27; 16:18
(136) Amos 5:8 (137) Amos 5:4,6 (138) I Ch. 16:10-11; II Ch. 12:14; 15:12-15; Ps. 34:9-16;
Is. 9:13-16; Zeph. 2:2-3; Deut. 4:29-31 (139) Gen. 3:6-8; Eph. 3:14-21 (140) Amos 5:14-
15; I Peter 3:10-17; Is. 7:13-16 (141) Jer. 7:23; Acts 5:29,32; II Thess. 1:7-10 (142) John
14:2-3 (143) Is. 65:21-22 (144) Is. 64:4-5; I Cor. 2:9 (145) Is. 66:23 (146) Rev. 22:2 (147)
Is. 66:24 (148) II Tim. 3:1-7 (149) I Cor. 6:19; Ps. 50:2; 102:16; 125:1-3; 128:4,5; 129:4,5;
132:13; 149:2; Is. 1:27; 2:2-5; 4:3,4; 12:6; 35:10; 46:12,13; 49:14-16; 51:11-16; Luke
13:18,19; 17:20,21; 18:16,17 (150) Jas. 2:19-20; Matt. 25:41 (151) John 1:12-14; I John
3:21-24; 5:4-5,12-13 (152) Matt. 6:33 (153) Rev. 22:11-13 (154) Heb. 4:1-4,9-13 (155)
Eph. 6:17 (156) Mark 13:33-37; 14:38 Eph. 6:18; I Cor. 16:13; I Thess. 5:6,17 (157)
Rev.19:7-9; 3:5 (158) II Cor. 4:17-18