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by the \VordofHis Power,
HiJkw1.
Colossians 1:16-17
h i hould
lx
seen from both
Scriptur~
•nd from a sdcmific point of ,-iew, •s the
•bo~~
quote
nude by Pwfessor Einstein, the bw. of God •re at work
"~thin
the Uninrse f>ithfully fulfilling the
functionondpu'PO"eofthcgi,·erof la,.·,theMo"HighGodofthe Uni,·cr.;c(jamtJ4:1lj
Spiri iUai Laws
God
also has
SI'!RfiUAL LAWS
in perpetual motion when 1iolatcd will bring suffering in this life
and "'·entual death in thc Ld:e
ofFitef Ro,ansl:/4
Ho"'·"'·cr this can bca,·oidcJ ,.-hen there is
reol repentance, mcming • genuint godly sorro»· expressed
to
Him for lu1ing ,.jolared His boly
righteous
Ia"'"
Godly repentance also hos
to
be
folio»·~...!
by a md and lasting concerted effort of a complete
turnaround from going the ,.-rong »-ay and then "-alk within those &cing ondun).U:klingla,.-s of
Goo.
rtlis rather longthy introduction leads into the ,-cry important broad-b....d Spirirual lawsGod
h.sgi,-en tornankiridtoguidc himina»-a)· of life that wil!produceC\·erygoodand»·orth»·hile
blessing
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When God ftrSt beg:m to draw Mr. Armstrong, His late
cxistence"ithoutqu"'tion
opostleondthepromisedElijahoftheend-timeto Him
in
1926, ond h"''ing token the existence of
God
for
gromeJ, hesoid hehodtoflrstpro1·etheexiste-nceof
God;thcnhehod roprovetheBiblc asthc trucwordof
God;and hcdidbothfully
Hehadgrownup inthcQuakerChurchandinthceorly
pon of his marriage he and Mrs AtmMrong began
>ttcnding the Methodist Church. And like all other
pt.'oplc, indu<.ling you and me, he had accepted God's
Mr. Armstrong <k_,.,·otcd
tlu~-.,
and onc-lulfycars ofintensi,·c •rudy,virtw.Uy day and night in the
Eugene, Oregon libro.ry of the Bible ond relotcd works in this effort. And he did prm·e lx·yond any
~;::~abledoubttheexiste-nccofGodondtheHolyBibleosHiswriuen
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Possibly this
could
h01·e
bttn
true
with Moses
did
UN'nL God re1·ealed
Himself
in
the burning bush. Moses osked Him His NAME: He rcptied:
- "I AM WHO I
AM~
the self-existent C\·er-li,·ing
God
(F.xr>dJif
3:3,
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