JUDGMENT DAY | The Great White Throne of God
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You were there before the dawn (the dawn)
The Word spoke, and life was drawn (was drawn)
In ancient tales, Your deeds blaze (blaze)
Prophets' scrolls, filled with Your praise (Your praise)
When I call
Yahweh, Yahweh, Yahweh, Yahweh
Through parted seas and crumbling walls (the walls)
Guiding us through our desperate calls (our calls)
You lift us up, we shall not fall (not fall)
In the lion's den, we stand tall (stand tall)
In Your love
Elohim, Adonai, El Shaddai, Yahweh

From the burning bush, a voice so clear (so clear)
To the mountaintop, You draw us near (us near)
With stones of law, Your covenant (Your covenant)
Promised land, where manna's sent (manna's sent)
By Your hand
Jehovah Jireh, El Roi, Nissi, Yahweh



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You were there before the dawn (the dawn)
The Word spoke, and life was drawn (was drawn)
In ancient tales, Your deeds blaze (blaze)
Prophets' scrolls, filled with Your praise (Your praise)
When I call
Yahweh, Yahweh, Yahweh, Yahweh
Through parted seas and crumbling walls (the walls)
Guiding us through our desperate calls (our calls)
You lift us up, we shall not fall (not fall)
In the lion's den, we stand tall (stand tall)
In Your love
Elohim, Adonai, El Shaddai, Yahweh

From the burning bush, a voice so clear (so clear)
To the mountaintop, You draw us near (us near)
With stones of law, Your covenant (Your covenant)
Promised land, where manna's sent (manna's sent)
By Your hand
Jehovah Jireh, El Roi, Nissi, Yahweh

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According to the lyrics, the singer finds inner peace through several spiritual and reflective practices:

Divine Presence: The singer finds peace by drawing near to the divine and feeling their presence in times of chaos (1:35-1:38).
Prayer and Surrender: Peace is found by lifting their eyes, surrendering fear, and seeking divine will during difficult or unclear times (2:50-2:58).
Silence and Reflection: In moments of silence, waiting and listening to the divine voice calms the singer's heart (1:19-1:25).
Trusting the Plan: A sense of peace is maintained by trusting in the divine plan with each step taken (2:13-2:18).

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**Significance of the Letter "J"**

Who created the world? **Jehovah**. His covenant with Abraham was fulfilled in the offspring of **Jacob**.

He changed the condition of **Jabez**.

The first person elevated from prison to president: **Joseph**.

The first man with the strangest reason for being gone three nights, having been in the belly of a fish: **Jonah**.

From stammering to a fluent prophet: **Jeremiah**.

He also felled a fortified wall without a bulldozer — the wall of **Jericho** — through **Joshua**.

He also parted the river **Jordan**.

The pioneer rulers of Israel: the **Judges**.

The soldier who regretted his vow to God: **Jephthah**.

The most wicked queen recorded in the Bible: **Jezebel** — killed by the newly chosen king, **Jehu**.

The greatest act of loyal friendship was shown by Prince **Jonathan**.

He sent His only beloved, begotten (not made) Son, **Jesus Christ**, who was:

- Born in **Judea**
- Raised by **Joseph**
- Baptized by **John** the Baptist, by the river **Jordan**
- Welcomed triumphantly into **Jerusalem**
- Betrayed by **Judas Iscariot**
- Crowned "King of the **Jews**" and sentenced to die on the cross under the authority of Caesar
- Suffered death on the cross and became our **Justifier**
- After death, buried by **Joseph** of Arimathea

--- Fisherman El'Aziz Aruni Ruel
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“Truly I tell you, whatever you did for one of the least of these brothers and sisters of mine, you did for me.” — Matthew 25:40

Dear Father,

In studying the nature of man, I realized something common to every person: troubles. The rich and the poor are not exempt from the unpleasant, persistent presence of unrest hanging over one or many areas of our lives. It is almost as though calming one storm leads us into another. We overcome financial struggles, only to face health issues; and while resolving those, a family problem arises.

Is there an end to long-lasting pain, uncontrolled fears, or troubled minds? While pondering this, I came across a passage which says, “You will keep in perfect peace those whose minds are steadfast, because they trust in You.” The message in this passage, strangely, is rarely considered: first, that “perfect peace” is a possibility in this kingdom; and second, that a steadfast mind is not evidence of a lack of troubles, but of trust in You.

So how, then, do we trust You in the midst of troubles? Perhaps it is a misconception to attribute trust to perfect conditions. Trust is tied to perfect peace, revealing that even in imperfect conditions, we can still experience perfect peace. We speak so often about trust, yet struggle with troubled minds. Is the problem the troubles--or the depth of our trust?

Father, I am learning that there will always be troubles, but perfect peace is reserved for those who choose to trust You.

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Dear Father,

During the reign of King Darius, there was a decree made that “whosoever shall ask a petition of any god or man for thirty days, except the king, shall be cast into the den of lions.” And Daniel prayed as he would usually do. As a result, the king commanded that they bring Daniel and cast him into the den of lions. I find myself wondering why such a rule would be enacted: one whose purpose is to keep a man away from his God, with death as the penalty for disobedience. How did we get here?

In the beginning, man knew one God. Yet, as the years go by, ignorance is not the only thing we contend with--rebellion is: people who do not seek You attempt to destroy those who do. Sometimes, this can seem farfetched, until blood and consequence make it real.

When I think of Daniel, I think also about how it would take more than decrees to restrain a man who knows his God: a man whose devotion transcends mere culture and religion; whose commitment is anchored in his own experience of divinity. How can we fear man when we know God?

They are rulers, yet with knowledge so limited, they think earth is all there is. They instill fear in us with threats to take our lives, but our knowledge of You outweighs our fears. So even if we are thrown into the lions’ den, whether or not deliverance comes, our faith is not built on assumptions: "we know our God".

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Dear Father,

The sin of David with Uriah’s wife began with his neglect of responsibility in its time. The Scripture says, “And it came to pass at the time when kings go forth to battle, that David sent Joab, but tarried still at Jerusalem. And at eveningtide, David arose from his bed, and from the roof he saw a woman washing herself…”

I am pondering the subtle and long-lasting effects of substituting time and giving priority to less demanding needs. A seemingly harmless act like choosing urgency over devotion can make a man lose more than he envisioned. How much more can other seemingly harmless substitutions cost?

A man’s life consists not only of blood and water but also of schedules--of time and activity--each person with a unique rhythm. If this is true, why does it seem as though the world operates on a system that places us all on a similar pedestal of achievement through generalization? This often results in substitutions that are shaped by the pressures around us.”For instance, “An unmarried lady at 35 is considered late.” time is no longer measured by purpose but pressure.

So substitution becomes a necessity, even when our destiny requires otherwise. We substitute purpose for premature relationships out of fear of being alone, or diligence for shortcuts to meet societal expectations. Time substitution has, unfortunately, replaced responsibility in its proper time. I am beginning to see that what we call small substitutions may be the quiet undoing of purpose.

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Slide 4: Hindu
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Dear Father,

Yesterday, I wrote You a letter about the constraining effect of our schedules and the troubles of life that greatly hinder our attainment of true worship. Today, I pondered the effect of opposing forces: how rarely, or almost never, we find the sun at its brightest and the rain at its heaviest occurring simultaneously. Even in the rainy season, the sun sometimes prevails. The outcome is not always decided by season, but rather in what refuses to give way.

This analysis may not fully capture the thoughts in my heart; however, what I intend to say is this: the winner in a fight is not necessarily the one who has the right to win, but the one who presents more reasons to win and refuses to yield. I believe that to worship is to fight--to quiet the thoughts that keep demanding my attention, to return to You every time my mind slips away, and to remain in Your presence.

To attain true worship, our reverence must be sustained by love--the force that compels commitment in and out of season. To worship is to sacrifice with no compensation in view. To worship is to fix our attention on You so fully that we become unaware of our surroundings. To worship is to fight for time with You.

I stayed up at night thinking through the question: in Your search for true worshippers, would You find me? Amid the countless constraints that exist, there is one whose presence nullifies the potency of all others--that my love for You is greater than my troubles.

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Slide 3: Bengali
Slide 4: Hindu
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