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But the One who does the will of God

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But the one who does the Will of God and carries out His purposes lives forever. 1 JOHN 2:17 AMP.


5 components briefed below out of this verse...

A) Whoever. Its a call to all. Gentiles and Jews.
B) Does. Doing habits. Doers of the Word. Mt 7:21 challenges us to become doers, not just listeners.
C) Will of God, His Purposes, What Pleases to Him, If we Obey, Do what God wants
D) Life is assured, His Presence Abides , Mercies Remains, Favour Stays, Blessings Continue
E) Forever. Great Assurance. Hallelujah.

Trust is the Key to Perform I Jn 2:17.

Jesus has confirmed if we Do His will, then we have been called as His Brothers and Sisters. Amen.

David Asks in Ps 143:10, Teach me to do Thy Will.

Ps 125:1,2 Promises that They that Trust in the Lord, shall be as Mountain Zion.

Let this new Quarter 4 of 2019, shall enable us to focus on basics, increase our Trust in Him, So that we shall perform Will of God as He expects. May His guidance be with us now and Forever. In Jesus Name, Amen.
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