Life And Living Part 26

Our Eternity Begins After Our Last Hour.

Life and Living

Part Twenty-Six

Do We Take Time to Live?

Our life is a small part of eternity. It is only a whisper. Small indeed.

When we look at Life from this perspective, an hour is nothing compared to eternity. Now I have a question. Because an hour is nothing compared to eternity, is this why wasting an hour (an hour of our Life) seems to be of no consequence? (Pray for me, as I have done it.)

An hour is an hour. This hour may be our last. What we make of each hour is important, not because it may be our last, but because it is an hour God has given to us to use while here on earth during this part of eternity.

Eternity does not start when we die but when we are born. We spend what we call our lifetime living in our flesh and blood bodies. When our flesh and blood bodies die, the spirit God gave us for our bodies continues and lives throughout the rest of eternity.

The God, who created all things and all people, is our Savior while our bodies are alive. His plan is to save us for the new heaven and earth. Jesus went back to prepare for those who yield themselves in obedience to him.

When we die, God becomes our judge. Are we ready? That is an important question, especially if this is our last hour to live.

God is patient, but our time will come. Our time will end. Are we ready?

The New Testament part of the Bible will help you find out. Study the book of Acts after you have read Luke (or all the first four Gospels, the stories about Jesus coming as a man to be our Savior.)

Jesus is Lord. He deserves reverence and obedience. When we put Him first into our Lives, our lives will be lived pleasing to God, our judge.

(The date I wrote is unknown, but I saved this in my files.)

Larry E. Whittington. Did you miss the comment button above?