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Sometimes, when Yahweh is showing me something, He puts it as a series of "What if" questions. I'm going to borrow a page from His book.

What if your relationship with Yahweh were the only thing that mattered in your life? What if you didn't have to worry about providing for yourself or being a good friend or being a good relative? What if you didn't have to worry about circumstances or experiences, but could spend your entire life simply relating to and communing with Him? What would that look like?

What if there is no good and evil? What, then, would you spend your time doing? Instead of fighting evil and trying to be good, what would you be able to do? What would you be able to concentrate on?

What if your entire life were an expression of the relationship that you have with Yahweh? What if it simply flowed from who you were and who He was and who you were together? What if all that you wanted could truly be found if you "sought only the King?"

Would your life change? Would your expressions change? Would you still be provided for? Would you still love your family? Would you still care for your friends? Would all of these things be... not easier... but better because they flow out of this relationship and existence that you have with your Creator?

Would you spend all of your time trying to avoid pitfalls and certain experiences and trying to climb the mountain to achieve or attain something better or would you simply rest in the being that you are?

Would this not change the world?

Is this not what He Promised?

Is it not now the time for the Kingdom Age?


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