“HOW HAPPY ARE YOU WITH YOUR SALVATION?”
Let me start this out with this question:
“How happy are you with your salvation?”
You know, Jesus went through a lot to bring salvation, healing and to give us eternal life!
Jesus did not have to do what he did for mankind: He had a choice to either obey or disobey his Father (God):
As in all of our lives, we had a choice to obey our parents, didn’t we? One choice brought us joy and happiness and the other wasn’t so enjoyable:
Well, in Jesus’ life, his choice to obey his heavenly Father (God) was the same: One way it would hurt him, cause him to die, but would save the world from a definite doom: If he would have refused it would have brought doom forever for man-kind and for himself, it would have removed any future chances for man-kind to be saved:
His love made it possible for him to make the right choice: Now because he did that, we now can enjoy, health, prosperity, and eternal life with him:
Below is an old song, written by Barney E. Warren:
How I remember it so well from singing it in church while growing up:
“It is joy unspeakable and full of Glory:”
I have found His grace is all complete, He supplieth every need; While I sit and learn at Jesus’ feet, I am free, yes, free indeed:
It is joy unspeakable and Full of glory, Full of glory, Full of glory: It is joy unspeakable and full of glory, oh, the half has never yet been told:
I have found the pleasure I once craved, It is joy and peace within; What a wondrous blessing, I am saved from the awful gulf of sin, I have found, that hope so bright and clear, living in the realm of grace, oh, the Savior’s presence is so near, I can see His smiling face:
I have found the joy no tongue can tell, how its waves of glory roll; It is like a great overflowing well, springing up within my soul:
It is joy unspeakable and full of glory, full of glory, full of glory: It is joy unspeakable and full of glory, Oh the half has never yet been told.”
Now look at the last statement: “Oh the half has never yet been told!”
There is a joy that is purely stronger than any joy we have ever experienced here on earth:
Just imagine what that joy will bring, when Jesus returns to earth and the enemy is cast into the bottomless pit, (Hell): It is well beyond what out imaginations can imagine: It will be beyond the meaning of bliss:
The dictionary says --- Perfect happiness; great joy: To reach a state of perfect happiness, typically so as to be oblivious of everything else:
This is what every born-again child of God can and are looking for!
No matter how happy or full of joy we are right now, it cannot compare to what joy we experience after Jesus’ return and we all enter eternity with him, and the enemy is put away for good:
“Be Joyful in all you do.”
Remember: Jesus is Lord!
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