Wednesday 23-11-2022 MYSTERY OF INIQUITY

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Having the understanding darkened, being alienated from the life of God through the ignorance that is in them, because of the blindness of their heart: Eph 4:18

The state of unbelieving and disbelieving can be this dangerous - living with darkened understanding being alienated from eternal life, God's own life. There's no other grievous sin God abhors than an unbelieving spirit. I tell you earnestly, He will never speak to anyone with such life. Enoch gained God by simply believing His words. When God speaks, no matter what, He wants you to believe, yet not blindly, but prayerfully till you see perfectly as He. Failing to believe God is an eternal curse and usually rest on those who all their lives put their trust in men, in human beings like themselves, those whose lives are after the temporary things of this life, the world of Seen. If this be the case with an unbeliever, how worse would it be for a disbeliever who once saw the Light, the very of light of the gospel of Christ but hated it?

To everyone born of a woman is about 10% faith given, that he might believe without coercion the simple words of God. So what happened to your own tenth? You should have faith in increasing measure 30%, 60%, 100% not in the negatives. What happened to your faith? Did you sell it off or lost it in some trading of life? How did you lose it that you now find it hard believing? How come you believe lies? Something is definitely wrong. Do you know "believe" is the only hard work God requires of all mankind? John 6:29

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