An Epiphany

in the Old Testament God laid down the law to his people

In the New, God is the savior laying down his life willingly

In the early days, God was directly providing for the chosen people,

Now God asks that we accept his grace, have faith and feed his sheep

The Lord promised the Jews a Messiah to save mankind.

In our time God promises to return to Earth in glory.

In the old bible times, God tested Abraham’s resolve

In New Testament times, God sacrificed his son for all posterity.

God is the creation.  He is the provider.  He is worthy of all praise.

God is patient and kind.  He truly grieves for his children.

Jesus is the Good Shepherd that wants each and every sheep safe.

The holy spirit remained behind to provide us with inner strength.

God is in his Heaven.  Jesus returned to Paradise in Glory, defeating death.

The prophets, the disciples, the ancient kings, and the legacy of religion...

Each of these human vessels have contributed to the kingdom by their works.

God inspired them but God is  much larger than all of his creation.

He is worthy of our praise.  He is trustworthy and true.  He reigns.  

All heaven and earth will open the gates and bow down to him.

Triumphant, but not conceited.  Able to create and destroy, but not vindictive.

Sits in judgment of us all, but is capable of forgiving sinners who repent.