Water And The Spirit Digest

25/02/2024

ONLY AFTER THIS GOSPEL IS PREACHED , THEN THE END

"Matthew 24:14 KJV
And this gospel of the kingdom shall be preached in all the world for a witness unto all nations; and then shall the end come.

If the gospel that you preach or believe has reached all nations and the end has not come, it's ANOTHER gospel.

THIS IS THAT gospel spoken of that shall be preached in all nations, to all tribes, then the end shall come.

Like the people during the days of Noah, who preached God's righteousness, If you are preaching or believe ANOTHER gospel, you will be cursed with an end of your life that comes upon You like a thief in the night.

Examine the gospel you preach or believe, lest that day comes upon you like a thief in the night.

And THIS gospel is being preached in Zambia, each man hearing it in bemba.

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11/02/2024

*IT IS YOU OR BE REBUKED*

*It is You who must tell people about what from within comes out a man that defiles him. Mark 7;21-23*

*It is You who must tell people about the consequences of God's wrath if they do not believe about their sinful fleshly nature*

*It is You who must tell people about the fulfillment of God's righteousness to forgive all sins and cleanse from all unrighteousness by the baptism of Jesus and his death on the cross and resurrection and ascension.*

*It is You who must tell people about entering into the Kingdom of God at the first resurrection colthed in incorruptible immortal glorified eternal bodies. For flesh and blood cannot enter.*
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"If you cannot preach the gospel in person, you can preach the gospel by giving people our books that contain the gospel of the water and the Spirit. This is the command that God gives you. It is you who must tell people about their sins, about judgment, about the righteousness of God, about the kingdom of God, because you have been born again of God, born of the water and the Spirit.
If you do not preach the gospel of the water and the Spirit to people while you are here on earth, God will hold you accountable. When Jesus returns, He will rebuke you for not preaching the gospel."
Pastor John Shin 9/01/2024

16/01/2024

*I'm about to Preach to You, But First about my own Wickedness*

My preaching does not begin on the pulpit, but in the revealing of my own share of wickedness then how it was all passed on to the lamb of God by the merciful arm of the Lord -the hand of John the Baptist that laid the world's sin on Jesus to take away sin once and for all.

"But when I preach the gospel of water and the spirit, I have to reveal all my insufficiencies. If I say that only you are wicked you would not accept it, but if I say that I am also wicked, you would find it easier to accept my teaching".
Paul C Jong

12/01/2024

*Over 63,478 people already dead just today and counting* Did you know abortions has been the leading cause of death at 52% of all deaths since 2018 worldwide.. The pressure for us to Reduce the number of souls dying without having heard and believed the gospel of water and the spirit is real. Yet Its a better pressure from the Lord than the heavy fleshly pressures from this world.

**(Source: https://www.worldometers.info/ real-time world population stats )**

Live world statistics on population, government and economics, society and media, environment, food, water, energy and health.

07/01/2024

"Unless the Rebellion Comes First" ,But From Where?

Brethren, today we turn our eyes to a verse that shimmers with both warning and hope: 2 Thessalonians 2:3, "Let no one deceive you in any way. For that day will not come unless the rebellion comes first and the man of lawlessness is revealed, the son of perdition."

But before fear takes root, let us remember the fertile ground from which this rebellion springs. It sprouts not from external forces, but from within our own hearts. As Isaiah 53:10 so starkly reminds us, "It was the LORD's will to crush him and cause him to suffer." Why? Because within each of us lies a garden choked with weeds – the "evil thoughts, sexual immorality, theft, murder, adultery, coveting, wickedness, deceit, lust, envy, slander, pride, and foolishness" Mark 7:21-23 vividly describes.

Yet, in that same garden, hope blooms. We find Leviticus 16, where sins were symbolically placed on the scapegoat, sent away into the wilderness? We See John the Baptist, hands reaching down to baptize Jesus, fulfilling his own words, "Let it be so now, for thus it is fitting for us to fulfill all righteousness" (Matthew 3:13). This wasn't just water touching flesh; it was the laying bare of our sinfulness, borne by the Lamb of God.

Here, brothers and sisters, is the root of our redemption. Jesus, baptized in water and purified by his own blood (1 John 5:6), took upon our rebellion, our lawlessness, our perdition. His sacrifice wasn't a defeat, but a harvest – reaping the bitter weeds of sin to sow the fertile seeds of grace.

And now, we, like Abraham, are called to walk in that grace. Not in passive passivity, but in the active obedience that echoes the old servant's search for not fleshly wives but souls seeking redemption. We see Rebecca's service as a living sacrifice. We are called to pour the gospel of water and spirit into a thirsty world, as we carry the blessings promised in Genesis 27:28:

"May God give you of the dew of heaven and of the fatness of the earth, and plenty of grain and wine.
May peoples serve you,
and nations bow down to you.
May you be master over your brothers,and may your mother’s sons bow down to you.
Curses on everyone who curses you,
and blessings on those who bless you."

These blessings, dear saints, are not trophies of conquest, but fruits of service. They are the harvest of righteousness, the sweet nectar of walking in the footsteps of the One who overcame rebellion through radical love of water and blood.

So let us not fear the tremors of the coming storm. Let us instead tend the garden within, uprooting the weeds of sin and nurturing the seeds of Christ's sacrifice. As we step into obedience, pouring the water of the gospel and the spirit of love onto the world, we become instruments of God's grace, paving the way for a harvest of peace that transcends any rebellion in our own hearts.

Remember, "that day will not come unless the rebellion comes first." But let us also remember, that day will not come unless "this Gospel is preached in all the world" first, and in that, lies our true hope.

Let us remember the fertile ground from which this rebellion warned by Paul springs. It sprouts not from external forces, but from within our own hearts.

Go forth, then, and walk in the footsteps of the Lamb. Be instruments of righteousness, bearers of blessings, and let your life be a testament to the redemptive power of his water and blood that has conquered the sin of rebellion in our own hearts with his love.

06/01/2024

"But in the end times, people will want a charismatic world leader who can completely resolve all their problems"-Paul C Jong

Today, the world looms under the weight of a looming catastrophe. From natural calamities, war, famine to humanitarian crises, surround us, threatening to engulf our world in darkness. Yet, amidst this storm, a promise shines: the coming of the Lord.

But let no false light deceive you! Before the glorious dawn of His return, a shadow will fall upon the earth. The son of perdition, the man of lawlessness, will rise, promising deceitful solutions to our woes. He will appear as a savior, a charismatic leader offering "salvation" from every global calamity and crisis..

"At present, the world is divided into many nation-states, and each has its own leader. But in the end times, people will want a charismatic world leader who can completely resolve all their problems. The world now awaits this leader, the Antichrist who will reign over the entire world." Paul C Jong Bk7

Just as Israel desired a man for a King, the world wants this man.

But beware of this man! His words will be honeyed lies, his promises empty mirages. He will seek to twist the very fabric of faith, to lead us astray from the true path.

Remember, the only true path to salvation lies not in the empty promises of the world, but in the humble embrace of our own sinfulness. Mark the words of the Evangelist: "From within, out of the heart of man, come evil thoughts, sexual immorality, theft, murder, adultery, coveting, wickedness, deceit, lust, envy, slander, pride, and foolishness." (Mark 7:21-23)

Do not shy away from acknowledging these lurking shadows within your own hearts. Bring them to light, lay them bare before the Lord, just as the high priest placed sins upon the scapegoat (Leviticus 16). Confess your imperfections, your shortcomings, your need for redemption.

For just as John the Baptist laid his hands upon Jesus, the Lamb of God, to take away the sin of the world (Matthew 3:13), so too must we surrender our own transgressions to His grace. 1 John 5:6 reminds us, "This is how Jesus Christ came as God in the flesh. He came by water and blood—not by water only, but by water and blood." His baptism in water by John, followed by the sacrifice of His blood on the cross, paved the way for our cleansing.

Therefore, confess Him as your Lord and Savior, the one who through His baptism and sacrifice washed away your sin and opened the gates to eternal life. This is the first step we've taken on the path to true salvation.

Just as Abraham, the father of our faith, was called to walk in obedience to God's will, so too must we follow through in His footsteps. Remember the faithful servant sent to find a wife for Isaac, guided by unwavering trust in God's plan (Genesis 24)? Let us emulate his unwavering commitment, his unwavering obedience to the divine will.

Finally, let us be like Rebekah, pouring out our hearts in service to God, just as she poured water for Abraham's servant and his camels (Genesis 24:19). Let our lives be a living sacrifice, a testament to our devotion to the One who has saved us by his baptism and blood on the cross.

Remember, brothers and sisters, the coming of the son of perdition is not a cause for despair, but a call to vigilance. As 2 Thessalonians 2:2-3 warns, "Let no one deceive you in any way. For that day will not come unless the rebellion comes first and the man of lawlessness is revealed, the son of perdition, who opposes and exalts himself over everything that is called God or is worshiped, so that he sits in the temple of God, proclaiming himself to be God."

Stand firm in your faith in the Gospel of water and the spirit . Let not the darkness of deception blind you to the true light of Christ. Acknowledge your fleshly sinfulness in light of the redemptive power of Jesus baptism and crucifixion, walk in the footsteps of obedience, and pour out your hearts in service to God righteousness in spreading this gospel of water and the spirit in unity abiding in his church. In doing so, you will be prepared to weather any storm, to stand in truth when the son of perdition rises against the Lord and us, and ready to embrace the coming of the Lord with open arms and hearts full of love on the day of our martyrdom, resurrection and rapture.

Amen.

02/01/2024

*THE TWO PROPHETS ARE COMING:

A Call to Witness with Faithful Footsteps of Obedience*

Brethren, the winds of prophecy in Revelation 11 whisper of a time soon to come, a time when two witnesses shall rise, cloaked in the mantle of Elijah and Moses. For three and a half years, their voices shall echo through the land, a clarion call against darkness, wielding the power of plagues to awaken hearts slumbering in sin.

But let us not mistake this coming storm for a mere spectacle. It is a mirror held up to our own souls, a stark reminder that the battle for righteousness begins not in the grand pronouncements of prophets, but in the quiet corners of our own hearts.

**Mark the words of the Lord:** "From within, out of the heart of man, come evil thoughts, sexual immorality, theft, murder, adultery, coveting, wickedness, deceit, lust, envy, slander, pride, and foolishness." (Mark 7:21-23) These are not mere whispers, but the lurking goats within, ready to stampede over our resolve.

**Do not shy away from acknowledging them.** Lay them bare before the Lord, just as the high priest placed sins upon the scapegoat (Leviticus 16) and John the Baptist laid our sinfulness upon Jesus, the ultimate Lamb of God, when he received his baptism (Matthew 3:13). Confess him as your Lord and Savior, the one who came through water and blood to redeem you (1 John 5:6).

**But confession is not enough.** We must walk in the footsteps of those who came before us, servants of God who left an indelible mark on the sands of time. Remember the old servant sent by Abraham to find a wife for Isaac, his unwavering obedience a testament to his faith (Genesis 24)? Let his dedication be our compass, guiding us on the path of service.

**And finally, be a living sacrifice.** Like Rebekah, who poured water for Abraham's servant and his camels, let your life be a wellspring of service to God and your fellow man. Offer your time, your talents, your very being to the cause of the Kingdom.

**For in this crucible of obedience, amidst the echoes of prophetic pronouncements and the quiet work of faithful service, the blessings of the Lord shall unfold.** The dew of heaven shall nourish your soul, the fatness of the earth shall provide for your needs, and your cup shall overflow with the bounty of His grace. Nations shall bow before you, not in servitude, but in recognition of the light you carry within.

**Saints, the time is now.** Let us not wait for the two witnesses to sound the alarm. Let us heed the call within our own hearts, confess our sins, walk in the footsteps of the faithful, and offer ourselves as living sacrifices. For in doing so, we pave the way for the coming blessings, not just for ourselves, but for generations to come.

Go forth, then, and be the light in the darkness. Be the witness of the Gospel of water and the spirit in your own corner of the world. And may the footsteps you leave behind guide others in the church on the path to faithful obedience and the abundant blessings that await.

**Amen.**

01/01/2024

WITH THESE THREE YOU'LL HAVE IT MADE FROM HEAVEN IN 2024

*IF ANY ONE OF THESE THREE IS MISSING IT WON'T

Dear fellow believers,
do you know what I am speaking about? Why did the old servant obey the word of his master Abraham? Why did Abraham entrust this important task to this old servant? Why did Rebecca
draw water and give it to the old servant and watered his
camels as well? Why is God proclaiming this Word in
detail to you and me like this?

The reason is to explain to us that God pours out all of His promised blessings on people who have the same faith as Abraham, people who
obey His Word like the servant of Abraham and people who serve Him like Rebecca.

If these three things are not met, we cannot receive the blessings from the Lord.

God accomplishes His work and passes on His blessings through people like us who believe in Him, obey His Word and wholly serve Him We Must without Fail Proclaim the Faith of Believing in the Righteousness of God.

The end of the world is upon us. We must therefore tell lost souls how God establishes His own Church and
how God has passed on the lineage of Abraham. How has God continued on with the lineage of the
descendants of Shem?

You and I are the descendants of Shem. This is so both physically and spiritually. God, beginning with Adam, passed on His blessed lineage of faith. But, this lineage came to an end at the time of Noah’s flood. It thus ended here. After that, what happened? Noah had three sons. They were Shem, Ham and Japheth. And among them, God promised that He would give blessings to all nations through Shem. God promised that He
would give His blessings through the descendants of Shem.

And so Abraham, who is called the father of our faith, was born as a descendant of Shem. After that, Isaac is born of Abraham and Jacob from Isaac. Then much later Jesus Christ is born from this lineage. And, you and I are also from the spiritual descendants of Shem. The lineage of faith is continued on in this manner. But, in order to properly continue this lineage on, there are three things that are needed.

There must be faith in God, obedience to His Word and service to Him. Nothing among these three is indispensable.
*Paul C Jong bk59*

TO FAITH. OBEDIENCE. SERVICE in 2024.

31/12/2023

*Walk in the footsteps of our Predecessors of Faith and enjoy Unfolding of Your Blessing for 2024*

Dear Saints

Today, we gather not just to mark the closing of another year, but to celebrate a feast of blessings – blessings in the foot steps of predecessors in faith, blessings simmering in the pot of promises made to them, and blessings bubbling over in our own lives.

Just as Isaac smelled the savoury dish prepared by Jacob from Rebekah's recipe, so too can we smell the unfolding bounty of God's promises. Let us, then, gather around this table of the Word, and partake of the divine ingredients that nourish our souls.

**First, a dash of raw admission.** We must, as the Apostle Mark warned, acknowledge the lurking shadows in our hearts – the envy, the deceit, the pride. These are the bitter herbs that can taint even the sweetest blessings. But just as the scapegoat was burdened with sin and sent away, so too we confess our transgressions and acknowledge them being laid on the Lamb. Remember, John the Baptist, even in the Jordan's waters, declared Jesus the one who takes away the sin of the world.

**Next, a generous helping of Isaiah's fulfilled prophecy.** Let gratitude simmer for the sacrifice that washed us clean with his baptism. He, the spotless lamb, bore the weight of our iniquities, and through his wounds, we find healing. This is not a mere memory, but a living spring that continues to quench our thirst for forgiveness and grace.

**Now, the secret ingredient – the sprinkling of water and blood.** John, the disciple, reminds us that Jesus came not just as water, but as water and blood. This potent mix speaks of his baptism in the Jordan, where he took on the sin of the world, and his sacrifice on the cross, where he shed his blood for our redemption. Confess him as your Lord and Savior, the one who came to wash away your sin and offer eternal life.

Finally, place this mixture of admission, gratitude, and faith upon a platter of **righteous prayer**. Offer it to God as a sacrifice of praise. Let your voice rise in thanksgiving for the blessings already received, and in anticipation of the blessings yet to unfold.

**Remember, dear brothers and sisters, the dew of heaven's blessings is not reserved for a chosen few.** It falls on all who yearn for it, on all who acknowledge their need, on all who come with a heart open to receive. So let us enjoy this feast of blessings, not just with our mouths, but with our hearts. Let us walk in the obedient footsteps of our predecessors of true faith, guided by their testimonies, strengthened by their sacrifices, and forever grateful for the unfolding bounty of God's love.

**May the blessings of this past year be multiplied in the year to come. May your hearts be filled with the dew of heaven, your lives enriched with the fatness of the earth, and your spirits overflowing with the plenty of grain and wine found in The Gospel of water and the spirit.

**Go forth, then, walk in the foot steps of our predecessors of faith and be a blessing to others. Share the bounty you have received. Let your walk shine, not to boast, but to illuminate the path for those who follow.**

**Amen.**

17/12/2023

Church or a Den of Thieves, Which?

In the old testament the Tabernacle or temple was a place where people came to servants of God, the priests, to admit one's sins by confessing while laying hands on a sacrificial animal to transfer guilt. The priest slain its throat to drain blood , poured it under the altar and on the four horns the altar. The carcass was burnt in the fire. One was thus forgiven and rejoiced and worshiped God.

Today"s Tabernacle or temple is a church where servants of God like the priests, lead the hearts of the people to come to admit their past, present and future sinfulness and guilt was passed on to Jesus the lamb of God when John lay hands on him at baptism, his blood was shed and he died on the cross. Thus was the righteousness of God fulfilled to forgive ours sins and cleanse the heart from all unrighteousness. They rejoice and worship God.

A Church where hearts of people do not come to admit their sinful nature nor acknowledge passing it on to Jesus when John lay hands on him but claim Jesus blood was shed and died for the forgiveness of their sins does not fulfill the righteousness of God, this church or gathering is a den of thieves stealing salvation from souls, a synagogue of Satan.

11/12/2023

*God hated Esau while The world loves Esau-like people. God loved Jacob, while the world hates Jacob-like people.*

Luke 16:15 KJV - And he said unto them, Ye are they which justify yourselves before men; but God knoweth your hearts: for that which is highly esteemed among men is abomination in the sight of God.

*Better to be unpopular for being like Jacob, than popular for being like Esau.*

09/12/2023

LET THIS LIGHT SHINE FROM THE EVIL DARKNESS OF YOUR HEART

As the light came forth from darkness when God said "let there be light," so too does light shine out of darkness of the sinful hearts of when men they believe sin was passed on to Jesus when he said to John the Baptist, "let it be so now, for thus it is fitting for us to fulfill all righteousness."

In this act of humility and obedience, Jesus took upon himself the weight of the evil darkness of sin and shame that had burdened humanity for generations past,present and future. It was a moment of heaven and earth transformation, not only for Jesus himself, but for the entire creation.

John the Baptist, a prophet known for his calls for repentance and renewal, hesitated at first. He understood the gravity of Jesus' request, the enormity of what he was asking him to do. But Jesus was resolute. He knew that in order to redeem humanity, he must first be take upon its sinfulness. He must descend into the darkness of our hearts before he could lead captivity captive.

John must first lay on him the iniquity of us all on to his body for eternal death and destruction to passover mankind.

And so, Jesus was baptized. The waters of the Jordan River flowed over him, washing away not just the physical dirt and grime, but the spiritual stain of sin that had marked humanity since the fall of Adam and Eve. In that moment, Jesus became one with us, sharing our pain and suffering, our guilt and shame. He took upon himself the burden that we could not bear ourselves, paving the way for our own redemption.

But Jesus' baptism was not just an act of self-sacrifice. It was also a declaration of his identity as the lamb of God who takes away the sin of the world- past, present and future . He was not simply a man, but the Son of God, come to earth to save his people from their sins. He was the light of the world, come to dispel the darkness and bring hope to the hopeless.

And in that moment, the world began to change. The darkness that had held humanity captive for so long began to recede. A new dawn was breaking, a dawn of hope and redemption. For through Jesus' sacrifice, we were offered the chance to be forgiven, to be cleansed, to be made new.

The significance of Jesus' baptism cannot be overstated. It was the turning point in history, the moment when God's love and grace were fully revealed to the world. It was the beginning of our journey from darkness to light, from sin to salvation, from despair to hope.

"For God, who commanded the light to shine out of darkness, hath shined in our hearts, to give the light of the knowledge of the glory of God in the face of Jesus Christ.
7 But we have this treasure - the light of the knowledge of the glory of God in the face of Jesus Christ- in earthen vessels, that the excellency of the power may be of God, and not of us.' 2 Corinthians 4:6-7

07/12/2023

GO, BRIBE AND CORRUPT NO MORE

The reality of redemption is the remarkable exchange that occurred when our sins, as weighty as they were, were passed on to Jesus.

Imagine the scene at the banks of the Jordan River, where John the Baptist, a herald of repentance, immersed the sinless Lamb of God, taking upon Him the burden of our transgressions.- including bribery and corruption.

This divine transaction is the reality of the practices of our ancient forefathers of the faith in the bible, who, in a symbolic act of humility, confessed and transferred their sins onto sacrificial animals. Daily, the hands of these faithful mortal souls laid the weight of wrongdoing upon innocent creatures, destined for the altar. Similarly, our sins, ranging from evil thoughts to prideful deeds of bribery and corruption were passed on to Jesus, culminating in the ultimate sacrifice on the cross.

In the context of our modern world, marred by where love for self and money eclipses devotion to God, we find solace in acknowledging our transgressions. By declaring the evils from our hearts, we emulate the ancient ritual, passing on our burdens to Jesus through the profound act of his baptism, leading to the shedding of His blood on the cross for our forgiveness.

The essence of the Gospel of water and the spirit, is illuminated as we recognize that at the moment of baptism, our sins—past, present, and future—were already passed on and taken away before the crucifixion. It is a departure from a mere religious recitation of today's Christian statement of faith based on the Apostle's Creed, void of the reality that our sins were already accounted for through the baptism of Jesus.

Drawing inspiration from the story told wherever this Gospel is preached, is the woman who broke the alabaster jar to pour the expensive perfume on to Jesus in Luke 7:37-47, we find ourselves compelled by love for the Lord, knowing that He forgave our many sins. This love stems from the deep understanding that Jesus, in His divine exchange, took upon Himself the weight of our numerous sins, a burden too heavy for our consciences to bear.

In this corruption free transaction, Jesus taking our sins upon Himself, we find the power to confront the darkness within ourselves. It is in this new life-changing exchange that our conscience, burdened by the weight of sin such as thoughts and acts of corruption and bribery, found forgiveness and cleansing.

We have been left with a "burdening" thought: "Given all of my many sins passed on to Jesus, who took them away to shed his blood and die on the cross my conscience can no longer bear sin not even bribery and corruption." This encapsulates the transformative power of recognizing our sins, passing them onto the sinless Savior, and embracing redemption through His water and blood sacrifice: The Gospel of water and the spirit.

It is in this corruption- free divine exchange, our sins were not only forgiven but replaced with a higher calling – a new life free from the guilt of bribery, and corruption.

'As we reflect on the divine and pure exchange that set us free, let us "go, bribe and corrupt no more"'- lest something worse than what you are trying to avoid happens to you.

03/12/2023

A FIRST REMINDER OF GOD'S RIGHTEOUNESS IS COMING

Revealed within the Scriptures, is the vision of the first plague described in the Book of Revelation.

In Revelation 8:7, John the Apostle gives us a glimpse into the tribulations that shall soon befall the earth :

"The first angel sounded his trumpet, and there came hail and fire mixed with blood, and it was hurled down on the earth. A third of the earth was burned up, a third of the trees were burned up, and all the green grass was burned up."

This scripture depicts a time of great calamity and divine judgment—a time that demands our utmost introspection and faith.

It is paramount to understand that the plagues revealed to John are not only physical reality; they symbolize the spiritual judgment that afflicts those who are not clothed in the righteousness of God. The hail signifies God's unyielding justice, the fire represents judgement, and the blood signifies the atonement that was required for the sins of humanity laid on Jesus when John passed on your sins on to him at baptism.

Beware of today's false prophets and teachers that omit the significance of Jesus' baptism—such doctrine that cannot save. It overlooks the essential steps in God's plan of redemption and neglects the weight of your sin that was passed from your wicked heart and laid upon the Lord when He was baptized.

Its coming around the corner. the fiery hail and blood of Revelation,. Let us see it as a call for true repentance towards God , and forsaking false religions. A divine reminder of what awaits a world that rejects the truth of the Gospel of water and the Spirit. For it is through this Gospel that we have the assurance of salvation and the promise of eternal life.

Revelation 8:7 is a warning, but also our hope, for we know that we have been spared from God's wrath through Jesus Christ. Our Savior took upon Himself the hail and fire of God's judgment and shed His blood to cleanse us from all unrighteousness. As we embrace this coming reality, let our lives reflect His glory and righteousness to a world in need of true salvation.- a sparing from the wrath of God

Let us conclude with the comforting words of Psalm 32:1-2: "Blessed is the one whose transgressions are forgiven, whose sins are covered. Blessed is the one whose sin the LORD does not count against them and in whose spirit is no deceit."

Let not the hail and fire and blood of God's judgment befall on you. Believe it was laid on Jesus because your many gross sins were laid on him when John passed on the worlds sins when he baptized him in the river Jordan.

May the peace and safety of our Lord Jesus Christ, the message of the Gospel of water and the Spirit be with you all. Amen.