GoD's WorK - God's Puzzle Solved

180 God’s Workwas “meet for repentance.” Notice how The Scripture states,“ 10 And now also the ax is laid unto the root of the trees: thereforeevery tree which bringeth not forth good fruit is hewndown, and cast into the fire.” If your “life” is not operating onthe basis that God expects, then you will be burned up.Different BaptismsWhat is the difference between John’s baptism and Christ’s baptism?John said, “I indeed baptize you with water unto repentance…”(Matthew 3:11). Consider that the word “repentance”means nothing more than “a change of mind.” The Greek wordfor “repentance” is “metanoia” (Strong’s #3341). What is a “metastasis”in medical terms? It means “a change of state.” It means“something changing;” so “metanoia” is “the metastasis” of something.It refers to something that is changing. “Metanoia” in thelexicon means “to repent,” “a change” or “alteration of mind.”So something happens to your mind when you “repent.” Itconcerns something which wasn’t there before. Now, to investigatethe root, “metaneo” which means “to repent, with regret,”accompanied by “a true change of heart.” The word “repent”means “a change of your mind” about how you think.” From thispoint on, you see things only from God’s mind. This is God’sperspective.A World ViewIf you were to study cosmology (the universe), you would findthat scientists perceive the world as a “paradigm.” A “paradigm”means “the way” that you, as an individual “see the world.” Itis how you believe something. It is your point of view. If youview it from the standpoint of a deity, then, you believe there hasto be a God. From there, you can believe God. Then, it can be