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“ Jesus replied, I assure you, most solemnly I tell you, before Abraham was born, I AM . ” John 8:58 (AMP) Isaiah 9:6 - Jesus is the Counselor , come to Him and be guided in His wisdom; John 3:2- Jesus is the Rabbi , come to Him and be instructed in righteousness; John 14:6- Jesus is the Way , come to Him and follow to the heart of the Father; John 14:6- Jesus is t he Truth , come to Him and be established in His words; John 14:6- Jesus is the Life , come to Him and abundantly live; Matthew 14:36- Jesus is the Great Physician , come to Him and be made whole; John 13:14- Jesus is the Lord , come to Him and serve Him with gladness of heart; 1 Timothy 6:15- Jesus is the King , come to Him and praise His glorious name; Matthew 14:33- Jesus is the Son of God , come to Him and worship and adore Him; Ephesians 1:6- Jesus is the Beloved , come to Him and love Him with all you are and all you have.

The last word found in the Bible is the word, “ Amen .” It is also used in the previous verse. ( Revelation 22:20,21 ) In verse 21 it is a summation of the desire for agreement to a statement that nothing be added to or taken from the book. The final ‘ Amen ‘ is affirmation of the desire for the grace of the Lord to be with those who read it. The first occurrence of ‘ Amen ‘ in scripture is part of a test for when a husband has accused his wife of adultery but has no proof of the matter and she protests her innocence. The woman would be taken to the Tabernacle and go before the priest and he would put her under oath. She was then submitted to a ceremony in which she drank some water containing dust from the tabernacle floor. If she had committed adultery, she was cursed with a wasting disease, but if she did not get sick, then she was proven innocent and her husband was proven wrong. ( Numbers 5:12-31 ) During the ceremony, when the priest pronounced the curse, the woman was requir

still small voice'''''''''''''''''''''​'  1 Kings 19:11-13   King James   11And he said, Go forth, and stand upon the mount before the LORD. And, behold, the LORD passed by, and a great and strong wind rent the mountains, and brake in pieces the rocks before the LORD; but the LORD was not in the wind: and after the wind an earthquake; but the LORD was not in the earthquake: 12And after the earthquake a fire; but the LORD was not in the fire: and after the fire a still small voice. 13And it was so, when Elijah heard it, that he wrapped his face in his mantle, and went out, and stood in the entering in of the cave. And, behold, there came a voice unto him, and said, What doest thou here, Elijah? Posted via email from sistersister's posterous

      The humble are those who hide in their own nothingness and know how to abandon themselves to God. Posted via email from sistersister's posterous

The God Who Feeds My Soul   by Max Lucado Bread is eaten daily. Some fruits are available only in season. Some drinks are made only at holidays. Not so with bread. And not so with Jesus. He should be brought to our table every day. We let him nourish our hearts, not just in certain months or on special events, but daily. Bread can meet many needs. So can Jesus. He has a word for the lonely as well as for the popular. He has help for the physically ill and the emotionally ill. If your vision is clear, he can help you. If your vision is cloudy, he can help you. Jesus can meet each need. Can you see why Jesus called himself the Bread of Life ? I can think of one other similarity. Consider how bread is made. Think about the process. Wheat grows in the field, then it is cut down, winnowed, and ground into flour. It passes through the fire of the oven and is then distributed around the world. Only by this process does bread become bread. Each step is essential. Jesus grew up