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JOE OLSON - Executive Director of Hope for Health Intl. - Retired, Wisconsin Rapids, WI (2026)

03/25/2026

Jeremiah 31:2 “Thus saith the LORD, The people which were left of the sword found grace in the wilderness; even Israel, when I went to cause him to rest.”

Jesus planned on taking His people from Babylon to Jerusalem now. They had learned to humbly submit and obey finally. But not everybody was taken to Babylon. When Nebuchadnezzar came to Jerusalem to fight the Jews, some left and hid out in the wilderness and desert! They decided to not fight or to rebel. So they did not die and yet they too learned the lesson of humility and submission.

Jesus knew where they were and how they felt and if they were changed or not. They suffered a lot too, and were dealing with their own attitudes and thoughts of their disobedience and rejection of God and His words from His prophet. They were not slaves in Babylon but they were still captives in dens and caves and rocks, in the heat and cold! They did not have a bed, or a house, or a store or market to buy food. No jobs or money or lives! This was very harsh and uncomfortable, and educating to them as well. Amen?

But Jesus’ eye was on them too. And with all their own inconveniences, Jesus did not leave them alone! He gave them peace and rest. They needed this time to reflect and consider their own choices, when Jeremiah spoke to the people. What do we think they thought about? As they are looking at the destroyed city of Jerusalem, and the razed temple? Maybe they should have listened earlier? Maybe they should have stood up for the prophet? Maybe they should have spared not and cried aloud too? Maybe this would have been averted if they would have done those things?

They too, had 70 years of languishing and suffering and commiserating. Amen? And Jesus was well aware of their thoughts and attitudes and repentance. And how they felt, and their genuine sorrow for their selfish sins. Frankly, it might have been worse than being sent to Babylon as slaves!

And our study verse, is letting us know that Jesus knows what they were going through. And He is giving them rest. The Hebrew word means to have quiet, or ease. For 70 years they were hunted, afraid, cold, hungry and continually depressed at the thought that this all happened to them because of their bad choices! Imagine the depression, and the devil coming after them all day long! God has left you, you are lost now, He will never listen to Your prayers anymore!

But Jesus did not leave them, hallelujah! He was right beside them, and was trying to give them rest. We are to look at this verse, and let Jesus express to us this truth so we too can get comfort and rest! Have we made bad decisions? Are we still afraid and feel like our choices have ruined our relationship with our God? Is the devil continually whispering to us, that we won’t make it and it is too late for us now? Then this verse is for us!

Jesus is telling us that He is still here and wants to give us rest for our weary minds! As long as we are willing to repent and choose to obey our God now, He will bless us again! Hallelujah! We don’t think about these wilderness survivors, because we are focusing on the Jews in Babylon. But when Ezra and Nehemiah brought the Jews back from Babylon, these refugees were also excited at this prospect too! Amen? Did this news give them “rest” as well? You better believe it!

We forgot about them, but Jesus didn’t! This verse proves it, amen? And if He knows and thinks about the wandering ones in the desert and wildness, does He also think about us? When we are alone, cast out of the church, in the wilderness, and suffering out in the cold, does Jesus know what we are going through? Read our study verse again, it will help us to know the truth.

He is causing us to have rest. He loves us and knows what we are going through. That we have been separated and alone. No physical church, no denomination, and no fellowship. But He is still here! Hallelujah! Rejoice in what Jesus is revealing to us:

Jeremiah 31:2 “Thus saith the LORD, The people which were left of the sword found grace in the wilderness; even Israel, when I went to cause him to rest.”

~Joey Olson

03/24/2026

Jeremiah 31:1 “At the same time, saith the LORD, will I be the God of all the families of Israel, and they shall be my people.”

Jeremiah has a new vision and message from the Jew’s God. Now that they decided to quit sinning and come back to their God, He speaks to them again. All of the 70 years of punishment and death and sorrow have now done their work. The Jews are humbled and self was finally removed, and they are willing to listen and learn from God’s prophet!

Seventy years, basically a lifetime. Amen? This is how bad sin is for us. It destroys our lifetime! This is the answer, or the prescription, for sin. Seventy years of suffering and slavery, or bo***ge. A lifetime of being in the control of evil, just to get our attention. And in that 70 years, many of them died! A lot of them never figured it out.

But the remnant, the few, the ones who did figure it out, they decided to let go of sin and let God lead them. They were done with suffering and selfishness. They finally let go of their plans and goals and aspirations, and went to God and asked Him what He wanted them to do? Not their wills, but His!

And the first sign of their being willing to deny sin and self? Listening to God’s prophet! Not just listening, but really learning. Looking at the warnings and threatenings and the promises, and beginning to see that these were to help them and not to restrict or deny them their happiness. Amen? They were now ready to obey, not grudgingly, but willingly! They did not avoid the words of God anymore. They really sought them out!

No more eye-rolling. No more watch-checking. No more being late to the message being spoken. They were finally eager to learn, looking how to follow, and applying themselves. And they are almost proud that they have made their choices! They do not care what the rest of the people are doing. The world, or Babylon, has lost its luster to them. They have a new desire and a new plan for their lives—obedience to their God and fulfilling His will for them!

And it was not to be able to come home, but to comply with God’s words that they finally saw this was “for” them. And this is important! They were no longer afraid of God’s words, they were enjoying them. Amen? They are now at the point of being willing to die to self. Not so they could come home, but because they saw that selfishness was their problem! Self was literally hurting them! And they were getting it! Hallelujah!

No more arguing, no more pointing out that “relationship” or “love” is the answer. Absolutely not! Obedience has always been the only correct solution: 1 Samuel 15:22 “And Samuel said, Hath the LORD as great delight in burnt offerings and sacrifices, as in obeying the voice of the LORD? Behold, to obey is better than sacrifice, and to hearken than the fat of rams.”

They understand it now. Obey every single word from God and their lives will improve. Period! Going to church does not fix our problems. Tithing and offerings, or sacrifices won’t help. God doesn’t need or even want our efforts or actions.

What He wants is for us to finally understand that His words are actually life! Amen? To live His words is to live! To follow them completely is to extend our lifetimes! And to improve our current lives. No more obedience, so they can go home and leave Babylon, or the world. They are obeying, simply because this is a better way of life! They really, really get it now.

Now Jesus can raise up some leaders, to help them to go home! Hallelujah! They are finally ready to let Jesus lead them again. All of a sudden, Jeremiah has a new vision! And the people, or at least a few of them, want to hear these words! What a difference 70 years has made, amen?

Chapter 31 is just beginning. And what does God have to say to these new truth-seeking people? He will be their God, and they will be His people! Not the ones who thought they were god’s people because of bloodline, or affiliation to the church or denomination. The ones who were really appreciating God and His words to them! They are the ones who are His children. He was actually their God!

Not the world, not money, not fame and certainly not the nation or its religion! God’s words were everything to them now. Nothing else mattered. Everything has changed and they are happy about it! The punishment had done its job. They were literally perfected! They were not trying to be, all they were doing was obeying God’s words!

And now they are being told, that they are His people again. He is their God again. And they are coming home soon! Hallelujah! They are safe to be blessed again. And God loves blessing His people! He loves giving them new messages! Now that they want to hear them and follow them. Amen?

This new chapter is for God’s people. Not the “Jews,” not for “Seventh-day Adventists,” not for “Christians.” But for the ones who want to hear His words and follow them implicitly!

If you are one of those people, enjoy this chapter! If not, go watch TV and enjoy your sports games. You won’t appreciate what God has to say here. Of course you can read if you want to, but it won’t do anything for you like it does for us! For us, this chapter is everything! It is Jesus!

Jeremiah 31:1 “At the same time, saith the LORD, will I be the God of all the families of Israel, and they shall be my people.”

~Joey Olson

03/23/2026

Jeremiah 30:24 “The fierce anger of the LORD shall not return, until he have done it, and until he have performed the intents of his heart: in the latter days ye shall consider it.”

This is the ending of this glorious chapter of Jeremiah 30. Jesus promised that everything would work out exactly like He promised. His plan is coming to fruition, and in the latter days or later in the history of the Jews, we will “consider” it. That means to understand it.

None of us have ever understood the mysterious leadings and directions from God in our lives until we got old. Then we could look over all the twists and turns and blessings or cursings, and we began to see the pattern and the “weavings” of our life tapestry. Oh, THIS is why this happened, and now I see how God brought me through this!

Jesus has always performed the intents of His heart and we are to get this and trust in His leading! Amen? To love is to trust. To know is to love. To quit listening to the world and the devil and start focusing on Jesus and His words! This is not a commandment, it is our solution!

Read the scriptures, study them, learn the cause and effect concept. See how Jesus used blessings and cursings, the good and the bad, to get us to do the right thing and make better choices. Figure out what happens when we ignore His words or follow them. Research the history of any human dealing with sin and selfishness, with humility and obedience, and see how things will play out.

Look at how Jesus responded to our first parents, their children, and their grandchildren. What happened when they ignored Him and His words to them? There is so much to look at and learn, so we do not make the same mistakes! Jesus has preserved this history and these messages, so we do not have to suffer like they did. Amen?

Babylon is the world. The enemy is Satan. God’s followers are His eyes and ears and hands for others. We are to look at them, and see Jesus and His Father! When we eat better and feel better, it is not just for ourselves, but so others can look and learn too. When we show mercy and love and considerate caring to others, we show them Jesus!

Of course, when we refuse to focus on Jesus and rebel against His laws and love, we end up being mean and uncaring and inconsiderate. Then who do we think we are emulating, or showing the people who we are? Satan and his demons, amen? Every chapter in the Bible, every book, is always revealing one side or the other. And every chapter and every action in our own lives, does the exact same thing! So what do we want people to see?

At the end of this chapter 30 here in Jeremiah, the Jews decided to be done with sin and self and come back to God. And now, Jesus was raising up a few leaders to bring them to the promised land! But there are perils, temptations, threats, and more. Because in order for them to be ready to come home, they have to be perfected, purified and prepared. Are we getting this?

Just because they decided to be done with sin does not mean they were ready to be with God! Amen? It takes time and hard work to have their lives changed! Are we getting this concept too? The Jews had to walk through the desert again, in order to come back home. There were no soldiers or guards, or even horses, to bring them home safely and comfortably.

And of course, we already knew what they were coming home to meet. Amen? The mess! The destruction! And who had to clean it all up? That would be the Jews themselves. Why didn’t Jesus just miraculously “fix” everything? Is there a lesson for us in this history too?

This is the end of Jeremiah chapter 30, but Jeremiah has more chapters left. How many more chapters does Jeremiah have? Twenty-two of them! It has 52 in total! Does this mean that God’s people were not finished yet? But I thought they decided to come home? What does this mean to us, right here at the end of time?

Are we learning anything here in this final end of Jeremiah chapter 30? And if we should get anything from this chapter, and see that there are more chapters left, we must realize that Jesus is not done with us, and does not leave us! Hallelujah! He is still sending messages from His prophet to us! Do you know how glorious this is for us?

Yes, we have sinned. Yes, we ignored our God for many years. And yes, the enemy has been mistreating us all of our lives! But, we decided to come back to God! And He is still willing to forgive us, hallelujah! And we have a lot of work to do, amen? But, for the ones who still ignore God and do not ask Him for forgiveness, they don’t want to know what is coming. Amen?

You know, the fiery words on the wall? Belshazzar’s knees were beginning to knock! And that was just the Medes and Persians who were coming for him. Just imagine when God Himself is coming for the ones who continue to refuse Him? What will that be like? Uh, that would be “fierce anger.” Better “consider” it now or understand it before it is too late! Amen?

Jeremiah 30:24 “The fierce anger of the LORD shall not return, until he have done it, and until he have performed the intents of his heart: in the latter days ye shall consider it.”

~Joey Olson

03/22/2026

Jeremiah 30:23 “Behold, the whirlwind of the LORD goeth forth with fury, a continuing whirlwind: it shall fall with pain upon the head of the wicked.”

Jesus was taking His people back to their promised land because they finally decided to let go of sin and self and follow their God! Jesus was going to raise up some leaders from within them, and lead them back home. We have learned that this was Ezra and Nehemiah. They will be used by Jesus to bring the people back to Israel and Him!

Now they are His people again and as a result, He can protect them as well. They were defenseless slaves with no weapons or soldiers or army. And they were coming back to their homeland that was decimated and razed to the ground. No palace, no temple, no city and no protective walls or buildings. Just rubble, and broken down everything! Yet, there are also hated enemies surrounding them!

And this is why Jesus gives His people this encouraging verse from Jeremiah. He tells them to “behold” the whirlwind of the LORD and its fury. Don’t look at the mess or the defenses or the total devastation, look at Me and My power! Now that you have chosen Me and My plans and leading and ways, I will take care of you. Don’t look at your present circumstances, look at Me!

This is what All of us need to learn and believe and trust. Amen? Once we decide to obey our God and choose Him instead of self and sin, He will lead us home! And when we do this, the devil ain’t happy! Since he can’t stop us from choosing God, he tries to convince us that we will never make it. He points us to our ruined lives, all the mess we have and are, and how poor or broken or defenseless we Have become.

Of course, Jesus knows everything, and knew what Satan would use to disappoint and destroy the faith and resolve of God’s people! Satan was hoping that the people would give up and go back to Babylon, to the world. Amen? He tells them that this is too much, too hard, too scary. How are we going to “fix” all of our broken-down lives all by ourselves? Look at this devastation and destruction!

And Jesus’s answer, His solution to the devil’s temptations, is to “behold” Him and not the mess! Amen? Behold God’s power and not our own. Did the Jews free themselves from Babylon, or the world? Of course not. Did they fight and plan and pick their leaders, to lead them back home? Uh, nope, that would be their God Who did that. Amen? All they were able to do was to decide to come back to God! That was all they were able to do, in the first place! And this is important.

We have never been able to take care of ourselves, we just “thought” we could. We were young, strong, healthy and had money. So we “assumed” we could handle things. No we couldn’t! We were clueless and powerless in this world. Always have been. We have always needed our God, to lead us and protect us and save us! Amen? And now that we are old, poor, sick and defenseless, all of a sudden we realize we need help!

We are looking at all of our problems and fears and worries and inabilities, and freaking out! And the devil is right there, making sure we are focusing on all this negativity! How are you going to overcome all these problems? Look at those surrounding you, who have no interest in helping you and are waiting for you to fail! How are you going to make it? Might as well go back to your warm comfortable life in Babylon, or the world. Are we getting this?

And Jesus tells us to behold! Look at Me and My power! His “continuing whirlwind” is coming! The Jews had no idea what would soon be happening to the Medes and Persians there in Babylon. The Greeks, with Alexander the Great, would destroy them in a moment! Actually Alex was God’s new servant, to be used by Him.

What are the odds that the Greeks would listen, and learn? The Jews, then the Babylonians, then the Medes, then the Persians, now the Greeks. Rinse, and repeat. Who wants to listen? Who wants to learn? Who wants to read, and figure this out?

Jesus tells us to “behold” our God and His power! Amen? Don’t think the world will help you, it is going to end soon! We are given all these scriptures and history, so we can decide to come to our God. Jesus has given us the opportunity to appreciate Him and His blessings. Want to listen, and learn, and let Him lead? If not, He has a new nation or group, or people that He will offer that to, and see what they will choose. But as for me and my house, we decided to to what Jesus is telling us to do, Behold Him and His power:

Jeremiah 30:23 “Behold, the whirlwind of the LORD goeth forth with fury, a continuing whirlwind: it shall fall with pain upon the head of the wicked.”

~Joey Olson

03/21/2026

Jeremiah 30:22 “And ye shall be my people, and I will be your God.”

This has been Jesus’ goal from our very creation! He made us to be His children, His family. This was His plan from Adam and Eve and their children on. But in order to let us come into His presence and into heaven, we must be tested and proved.

Will we obey Him and His words to us? Will we be faithful, meaning trusting and willing to accept and comply with anything that Jesus tells us to do? It can’t be what we “agree” with because that is what our ways or wills want. It has to be His will, especially when we do not want to follow that for ourselves! Jesus has shown this for Himself: Matthew 26:39 “And he went a little further, and fell on his face, and prayed, saying, O my Father, if it be possible, let this cup pass from me: nevertheless not as I will, but as thou wilt.”

We all have to get to this point in our lives if we want to go to heaven. Affliction, or sin, will not start again. We have been told this already: Nahum 1:9 “What do ye imagine against the LORD? he will make an utter end: affliction shall not rise up the second time.”

Sin and selfishness, will be destroyed in His kingdom. We will never have to go through this again, hallelujah! Everybody knows how evil plays out and we would rather die, than sin. Nobody ever wants to question or doubt God, or choose their own ways. We know better!

All of our experiences, our pains, our deaths, our sufferings, have brought us to this point in our lives. As much as God hates us being uncomfortable and miserable, He knows this is what it takes, for us to hate sin and selfishness! It has to be drilled deep into our hearts and minds, that self is the worst thing that can ever happen to us! Self must die! Jesus must live in us, and Jesus alone!

Every one of us have to get this, and choose this, and live this, before we can go home. The Jews finally decided to do and say and live, whatever God told them to do. They were sick and tired of being slaves to Babylon, or the world! Are we understanding this concept here? They wanted to go home, to their promised land, so they denied themselves and followed what God told them to do, through Jeremiah!

What are the odds that Jesus will do this exact same thing in order to take us to our own promised land? He needs to know and see and show the unfallen worlds, that we would do whatever He told us to do. Amen? No matter how restrictive, how different, how against the flow, and against our own wants and desires, that we will follow anyway. Even if the whole entire world tells us to not follow, amen? We have to be willing, to die!

Like Daniel, like Shadrach, Meshach and Abenego. When we get in our minds that we choose God’s will no matter what, we are ready to come home. When we read God’s words through his prophet, we do not question. We immediately obey! We know better now.

Isn’t it interesting that God has given us all these words from His prophet, right in these last days? Not a book or two, but an entire series of books! His kingdom needs to see that it does not matter how many rules or regulations He can give to us because we are obedient to any and all of them. Amen?

Not only are we humble and compliant finally, but we want to know more, so we can follow Him more perfectly and completely! We are desiring to know the truth, because that truth IS Jesus and His Father! Amen? No begrudging acquiescence, but lovingly and earnestly willing to obey!

Then Jesus can come. Then we can live in heaven with Him. Then we are ready to enter the angelic ranks. Then we can replace the fallen angels. Then we will live in the light that will never dim. Hallelujah!

What do we think any of those Jews who were finally coming home, when someone suggested to disregard their prophet’s words? What do we think their attitude was like, towards those people? Did they accept them? Want to hang around with them? Or get as far away as they could, from that kind of action or attitude?

These words from Jeremiah, are not from Jeremiah! Amen? Jesus is preparing us, warning us, teaching us and perfecting us. If we listen and learn, we are ready to come home. If we still want to be with those, who do not love and obey every word that comes out of the mouth of God, through His prophet, Jesus will wait, and see if the next generation will listen. We always get what we want. He will never insist, amen?

Eat what you want, watch what you want, fellowship with whomever you want. It is up to you! But as for me and my house…

Jeremiah 30:22 “And ye shall be my people, and I will be your God.”

~Joey Olson

03/20/2026

Jeremiah 30:21 “And their nobles shall be of themselves, and their governor shall proceed from the midst of them; and I will cause him to draw near, and he shall approach unto me: for who is this that engaged his heart to approach unto me? saith the LORD.”

Jesus prophesies through Jeremiah, that when He brings the Jew’s children back home to Jerusalem, that they will not be controlled by foreign leaders anymore! Nebuchadnezzar and Belshazzar and Cyrus and Darius will be removed by God. Their leaders will be from themselves, meaning Jews. He does not name them, like He did with Nebuchadnezzar or Cyrus, but we know now that this was referring to Ezra and Nehemiah.

And these Jewish leaders were to draw closer to God because they wanted to do His will! Amen? These men were not controlled by Jesus, but were granted special access, because they literally wanted it. Pay close attention to this truth Jesus is revealing to us.

Why were the Jews finally coming home, after 70 years of captivity? They decided to obey God again! Jesus happened to know that it took 70 years to get them to this point. The disobedient generation had to die, and a new generation were willing to finally listen and learn! And it took a new generation of leadership to be willing to want to be with their God. All of this happened when they chose for themselves to do the right thing. Amen?

This is important! Jesus does not “make” people choose right or wrong, or “make” them want to draw closer to Him, or “make” them understand his light and truth. Once someone desires to learn, or listen, or let Him lead, then and only then does He cause them to draw near, or engage their hearts to follow Him. Are we getting this concept?

Pharaoh did not reject Jesus and His commands, because Jesus hardened his heart. He made that choice all by himself. And once he decided to do that, Jesus let Him destroy himself. Just like Ezra and Nehemiah choosing to draw closer to their God, Jesus let them do just that too.

Read and understand this verse here and you will be so much happier in your choices. Decide what you want and Jesus will allow you, and enable you to make those choices! Do you want to know the truth, really know it? Jesus helps you and gives you what you need to accomplish your desire. Do you want to help others, and love denying self and supporting those in need? Jesus will give you those tools, and abilities and interests to accomplish those goals!

On the other hand, if you are focused on self and have no interest to work for others or don’t want to apply yourself and make the efforts to learn and know the truth, He will leave you alone. He will never “make” you want these things. He never insists, amen?

When we begin to understand this reality, we will figure out what we want to do and then start applying ourselves in that direction. Do you want to be healthy? Start eating better! Does this make sense? None of this is miraculous, it is common sense! God gives us what we want. Hallelujah!

When you think about this reality, then who will be going to heaven, and be in God’s presence? The ones who want to be with Jesus! Amen? The ones who want to obey, want to listen and learn, the ones who want to love Him. And frankly, isn’t this just like us? Don’t we want to be with the ones, who want to be with us? If we “compel” someone to be with us, would we be happy? Of course not!

Why give someone the ability to teach, when they do not want to learn themselves? Why give them money, if they plan on hoarding it for themselves? Are we getting all of this? Jesus literally gives you, what you want! Then how do you know, what you really want? Easy, peasy. What are you doing, in your own life? What are your choices? What do you do, with your time? Nobody “makes” you sit on your couch and watch TV. Nobody makes you go to the gym. Nobody makes you study your Bible, amen? Nobody makes you choose your friends! And THIS is the God we serve! Hallelujah!

But Jesus had to wait, until He had two people who wanted to come back to Him, and wanted to restore Jerusalem. What do you want? He will give it to you. He will “cause” you to come to Him, once you really want it. And you can determine if you want to be with Him, or study His words, or help others. What are you doing with your time? Your money, your efforts, your words, your thoughts? Ezra and Nehemiah were so focused on that one goal, that Jesus “caused” them to accomplish their desires! Jesus will do the same thing for us too:

Jeremiah 30:21 “And their nobles shall be of themselves, and their governor shall proceed from the midst of them; and I will cause him to draw near, and he shall approach unto me: for who is this that engaged his heart to approach unto me? saith the LORD.”

~Joey Olson

03/20/2026

Jeremiah 30:20 “Their children also shall be as aforetime, and their congregation shall be established before me, and I will punish all that oppress them.”

Not only will God multiply and enlarge His people in this world, but their children will be loving and obedient as the people acted like, when the were faithful and loving. Everyone is beginning to understand that their sins have ruined their lives, and they want to obey and follow the words of God’s prophets! And as a result, Jesus will protect them again, and punish the ones who will not obey Him.

Jesus does not hold a grudge or is unwilling to accept anybody’s repentance and obedience, because they have rejected Him for so long. All He does, is allows cause and effect to play out. Disobedience creates a withdrawal of His blessings. Sins will be punished. Each act has its consequence. Mercy and goodness also has their ramifications too!

That cup of cold water, is repaid. The ignoring of the pleas for support or mercy, is also paid for. Jesus is not like us. He still wants to have everyone figure this out, and choose correctly in their lives. Whether they are His Jews, or Christians and Seventh-day Adventists, or worldlings. We are all His children! Amen?

He has set up a perfect plan that compensates for every single action, thought or feeling in each person’s life. It is fair, it is just, and it is perfect! And it is all written down, so anyone could go and search and find out if God was righteous and holy. Did He really give a person their just benefits, of giving a child a cup of cold water? Or did He forget some far-off insult or ugly action, to someone who we never knew about? All the books will be opened, and we get to be the judges:

Revelation 20:12 “And I saw the dead, small and great, stand before God; and the books were opened: and another book was opened, which is the book of life: and the dead were judged out of those things which were written in the books, according to their works.”

All of us know people, that would not be in heaven, or is there, and we will be questioning why? And none of us have to doubt, because God opens all the books! The book of life, which shows us who had decided to repent of their sins, and came to God to save them, and the books of “works.” Each person has his or hers own book. Amen?

We all have holy angels that have been guarding and protecting, but is also chronicling and writing down, every single word we spoke or act we accomplished. The Holy Spirit will be adding His own words, because He knew our thoughts and desires and inward feelings too. All will be open:

Hebrews 4:13 “Neither is there any creature that is not manifest in his sight: but all things are naked and opened unto the eyes of him with whom we have to do.”

And all that God and the Holy Spirit “sees” and “know” about, will all be recorded and written down. All of God’s people will be able to study and research and question and determine, to their hearts content! How many people would we go through, before we finally admit that God was indeed fair and righteous? 10? A hundred? A thousand? And all will say the exact same thing:

Revelation 5:11,12 “And I beheld, and I heard the voice of many angels round about the throne and the beasts and the elders: and the number of them was ten thousand times ten thousand, and thousands of thousands; Saying with a loud voice, Worthy is the Lamb that was slain to receive power, and riches, and wisdom, and strength, and honour, and glory, and blessing.”

We are not saying this because we are saved, or in heaven. We are saying these words, because we get it now! We know it for ourselves! We have judged God, with all the evidence. And no one, will ever doubt or question His acts towards each one of us.

Including the ones who were oppressing us or hurting us or hating us! Every act and word, will be addressed and weighed and compensated. And His people will be established, once again! Hallelujah!

Jeremiah 30:20 “Their children also shall be as aforetime, and their congregation shall be established before me, and I will punish all that oppress them.”

~Joey Olson

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