Part 1 - God's Puzzle Solved

Marriage – The Great Mystery287this a fast and an acceptable day to the Lord? 6 Is notthis the fast that I have chosen? To loose the bands ofwickedness, to undo the heavy burdens and to let theoppressed go free and that you break every yoke? 7 Isit not to deal your bread to the hungry and that youbring the poor that are cast out to your house? Whenyou see the naked, that you cover him; and that youhide not yourself from your own flesh? 8 Then shallyour light break forth as the morning and your healthshall spring forth speedily: and your righteousnessshall go before you: the glory of the Lord shall beyour reward. 9 Then shall you call and the Lord shallanswer; you shall cry and he shall say, Here I am. Ifyou take away from the midst of you the yoke, theputting forth of the finger and speaking vanity; 10 Andif you draw out your soul to the hungry and satisfy theafflicted soul; then shall your light rise in obscurityand your darkness be as the noon day.To fully understand the topic of marriage, you must learnhow to become righteous. Then, you learn to qualify to beThe Bride. You, also, learn how the marriage takes place.These people are seeking God (Isaiah 58:1-2). In Hebrew,they are called “The Hassidim” or “The Righteous Ones.”They are chosen and, rightfully, called saints. “ 3 Whereforehave we fasted, say they.” Remember the parablethat Christ gave about The Pharisee and the poor man.The Pharisee said, “I fast twice a week and I tithe.” Doesthis sound familiar to the way some people speak today?They fast and pay tithes of all they have. The poor mancomes in, he has not fasted or tithed and says, “I am asinner.” Hence, Christ said he (the poor man) would be inThe Kingdom of God. The person who admits that he is