BY: Laura M Pelliton
What will be the true mission of the highly spiritual man of God calls Immanuel (means God among us)? Is it to save only the Christians, as most of them believe, or to fulfill the plan that God the creator had for humanity?
Subtitle: God’s plan to restore God’s presence, love and harmony for humanity as intended before the fall.
For more than two thousand years a conflicting theology teaching is continuing to spread among certain religious groups, concerning the return of Jesus to save his followers and bring them to heaven, and people of other religious belief will be “left Behind”. Oh Lord God of heaven! I used to believe it too. I even wrote articles supporting that teaching until I began to search in the scriptures attentively. In this project, we will be focused on trying to understand God’s character as father and creator/owner of heaven and earth, who is the Messiah, and what will be his mission on earth.
GOD AS FATHER AND CREATOR – God’s dominion whose encompasses both heaven and earth, is understood to care for all – regardless of religious affiliation, race, gender, and ethnicity. In fact, I couldn’t find anywhere that our creator and father is or was a member of a certain religious group – his desire was to allow man to maintain the earth and coexist in peace, love, and harmony under his guidance. HUMANISTICLY speaking, earth is where mankind belongs – Heaven was created by God to establish his kingdom. Therefore, the decision to choose whose humans could visit heaven would depend on God’s discretion; based on your relationship with him – not your membership to a certain ideology group, for instance, Enoch and Elijah did not experience death; God took them to heaven during their lifetime because “they walked with God”; not because they were members of religious group (Genesis 5 vs 2. “Walk with God” probably means that they were loyal to God, obedient and faithful, we don’t know. But one thing is certain, we must live a lifestyle that fits God’s holiness. We also find some statements indicating what God expects from us to get access to his kingdom: rea Psalm 15 and the first psalm in the bible,
WHO IS THE “MESSIHA” AND WHAT WILL BE HIS MISSION?
according to scriptures his name is Immanuel; which means God is among us, and he will not behave like human, because he will be a spirit (an incorruptible being) in a physical form come on earth to restore the plan that God had for humanity; he will be able to restore the daily visits of God among us – like it used to happen every morning during adamic era. He will restore righteousness, justice, everlasting peace, and harmony between nations. According to these verses he will be an impartial leader who treats everyone equally regardless of their social status, race, gender and ethnicity because he will not act on his own emotion or feeling; “The Spirit of The Lord shall rest upon him, the spirit of wisdom and understanding, the spirit of counsel and might the spirit of knowledge, and of the fear of the Lord”.
Moreover, we read in Isaiah 56: 3, 5 & 6, and Psalm 91 v 14-16 that a place in God’s house shall be given to anyone that serves and loves him faithfully; “Neither let the son of the stranger, that has joined himself to the Lord, speak, saying, The Lord has utterly separated me from His people; neither let the eunuch say, Behold, I am a dry tree” “Even unto them, will I give in my house and within my walls a place and a name better than of sons and of daughters; I will give them an everlasting name that shall not be cut off” (Isaiah 56: 3, 5. Isaiah 11 v 1 – 5).
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Come to Jesus-Christ as you are; He will change you. Then, use that change as testimony to save others, for the Kingdom of God is nearer than you think. It is saying in Matthew 9:37, “the harvest is plenteous, but the laborers are few”. Come put your skills or talents to work for the Lord.