God's Decrees

ME note: There were two words that the Lord commanded me to use in writing this message about this book's discussions, and they are exasperating and abundantly. Therefore, I have waited on Him to instruct me how to best utilize them in this first and last words to you, the very fortunate reader whom God has targeted to receive this special message. The word exasperating denotes an infuriating, annoying, irritating, maddening, antagonizing, provoking, irksome, vexing, galling, trying, troublesome, etc., experience or happening, and this word can be appropriately used to discern and describe portions of your very engaging experience in reading the twelve articles inside. However, the Lord Jesus' attempt to be "e;abundantly"e; transparent with you about His will and intentions to reach you with these truths were the only motives He had for commissioning the writing of this book, God's Decrees. Jesus so loved the world that He sacrificed His own life's blood, that whoever believes in Him will not perish but that they have everlasting life. For God did not send Him into the world to condemn the world, but that the world through Him might be saved. Won't you please accept the Keys to the Kingdom of Heaven for all eternity?