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Part 1 - God's Puzzle Solved

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298 God’s <strong>Puzzle</strong> <strong>Solved</strong>Great Jubilee of The Last Great Day is when you have aRedeemer. If you have no Redeemer, then you can not bereleased from your debt or The Marriage of The Land andPeople, until The Jubilee. The Jubilee is The Fiftieth Yearwhen everyone else is released (but not all are redeemed).To be “redeemed,” Christ literally had to come and pay aprice for you and buy you before The Jubilee. That is thereason you are in The Lamb’s Book of Life and you go toThe Marriage along with The Guests. Marriage truly explainsthe meaning of God’s word. Isaiah 58 through Isaiah66 fills in all the pieces of the time period. Then, studyLeviticus 25 about The Redemption and The Jubilee.Two Vital RolesChrist has two roles. First, He is The Redeemer (before TheJubilee for The Bride and Guests) and secondly, He is TheJudge to release everyone else after the sentence (The Jubilee).Many worldly churches just observe the bread andthe wine (Communion) without The Jubilee because theydo not know that God is saving everyone. With this majorpiece of the puzzle solved, you now have the complete picture.Christ came as The Redeemer before The Year of Jubilee.He can buy you and redeem you before The Jubilee.He will restore everything to the original Marriage withThe Bride and The Guests, but no one else. When TheBride and Groom are married and The Marriage Jubilee(wedding feast) takes place, then where are the children?When do The Bride and Groom have children? Wheredo they come from? Read about God’s thoughts for HisCreation which are so wonderfully explained (Psalm 40).He talks about Christ and how Christ had to qualify. Hehad to redeem you and, then, He will give you everything

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