I Will Not Rest Until I Gain God

Out of my own willingness I follow God. I don't care whether He wants me or not. I seek to love Him, steadfastly follow Him. I will gain Him, offering my life to Him.

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May the will of God be accomplished. May my heart be fully offered up to God. No matter what God does or what He plans for me, I'll keep on following, seeking to gain Him. Out of my own willingness I follow God. I don't care whether He wants me or not. I seek to love Him, steadfastly follow Him. I will gain Him, offering my life to Him.

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If you wish to stand and fulfill God's will, if you want to follow Him until the end, lay a firm foundation, practice truth in all things. This pleases God and He will strengthen your love. Out of my own willingness I follow God. I don't care whether He wants me or not. I seek to love Him, steadfastly follow Him. I will gain Him, offering my life to Him.

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As you face trials, you're grieved and suffering. Yet, for the sake of loving God, you'd endure every hardship, give up your life and everything. Out of my own willingness I follow God. I don’t care whether He wants me or not. I seek to love Him, steadfastly follow Him. I will gain Him, offering my life to Him.

from Follow the Lamb and Sing New Songs

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Specific Manifestations of Job’s Fear of God and Shunning of Evil in His Daily Life

https://www.holyspiritspeaks.org/gods-work-gods-disposition-and-god-himself-2/

"Next, let us look at specific manifestations of Job’s fear of God and shunning of evil. In addition to the passages that precede and follow it, let us also read Job 1:5, which is one of the specific manifestations of Job’s fear of God and shunning of evil. It relates to how he feared God and shunned evil in his daily life; most prominently, he not only did as he ought to do for the sake of his own fear of God and shunning of evil, but also regularly sacrificed burnt offerings before God on behalf of his sons. He was afraid that they had often “sinned, and cursed God in their hearts” while feasting. And how was this fear manifested in Job? The original text gives the following account: “And it was so, when the days of their feasting were gone about, that Job sent and sanctified them, and rose up early in the morning, and offered burnt offerings according to the number of them all.” Job’s conduct shows us that, rather than being manifested in his outward behavior, his fear of God came from within his heart, and that his fear of God could be found in every aspect of his daily life, at all times, for he not only shunned evil himself, but often sacrificed burnt offerings on behalf of his sons. In other words, Job was not only deeply afraid of sinning against God and renouncing God in his own heart, but also worried that his sons sinned against God and renounced Him in their hearts. From this can be seen that the truth of Job’s fear of God stands up to scrutiny, and is beyond the doubt of any man. Did he do thus occasionally, or frequently? The final sentence of the text is “Thus did Job continually.” The meaning of these words is that Job did not go and look in on his sons occasionally, or when it pleased him, nor did he confess to God through prayer. Instead, he regularly sent and sanctified his sons, and sacrificed burnt offerings for them. The “continually” here does not mean he did so for one or two days, or for a moment. It is saying that the manifestation of Job’s fear of God was not temporary, and did not stop at knowledge, or spoken words; instead, the way of fearing God and shunning evil guided his heart, it dictated his behavior, and it was, in his heart, the root of his existence. That he did so continually shows that, in his heart, he often feared that he himself would sin against God and was also afraid that his sons and daughters sinned against God. It represents just how much weight the way of fearing God and shunning evil carried within his heart. He did thus continually because, in his heart, he was frightened and afraid—afraid that he had committed evil and sinned against God, and that he had deviated from the way of God and so was unable to satisfy God. And at the same time, he also worried about his sons and daughters, fearing that they had offended God. Thus was Job’s normal conduct in his everyday life. It is precisely this normal conduct which proves that Job’s fear of God and shunning of evil are not empty words, that Job truly lived out such reality. “Thus did Job continually”: these words tell us of Job’s everyday deeds before God. When he did thus continually, did his behavior and his heart reach before God? In other words, was God often pleased with his heart and his behavior? Then, under what circumstances and in what context did Job do thus continually? Some people say that it was because God frequently appeared to Job that he acted so; some say that he did thus continually because he would shun evil; and some say that perhaps he thought that his fortune had not come easily, and he knew that it had been bestowed upon him by God, and so he was deeply afraid of losing his property as a result of sinning against or offending God. Are any of these claims true? Clearly not. For, in the eyes of God, what God accepted and cherished most about Job was not just that he did thus continually; more than that, it was his conduct before God, man, and Satan when he was handed over to Satan and tempted. The sections below offer the most convincing evidence, evidence which shows us the truth of God’s assessment of Job. Next, let us read the following passages of scripture."

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God's Disposition Is Vivid and Holy

https://www.holyspiritspeaks.org/gods-disposition-is-vivid-and-holy/

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Real and vivid is God's disposition.

His thoughts transform,

attitude shifts,

as He responds to changes of things,

of the environment.

Different facets of God's substance

will be revealed

as He changes His thoughts.

A lion's wrath. Mother's mercy.

How vividly God inclines.

His righteous disposition,

which is His wrath and mercy,

can't be questioned,

twisted, offended,

or changed by anyone.

It's shown in all things,

at any time, any place.

In each corner of nature,

in every minute and every second,

God shows His righteous disposition,

unlimited by space or time.

The wrath of God is free from flaw;

God's mercy, no creature bears.

His mercy, holy and pure.

Experience and thought

prove it's true.

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God's fierce wrath is a response

to the evil people do;

His wrath is pure.

God's heart is moved and changed

when He sees people repent to Him.

Such change and mercy is flawless,

His tolerance unblemished and pure.

Though wrath must flow,

so mercy too,

in answer to repentant hearts

and different conduct.

All He reveals and expresses

are pure and without blemish.

His substance is unique from

all the rest of His creation.

No matter what God does,

His deeds are flawless,

and His thoughts and decisions

pure like Himself.

As God has decided,

so will He carry on

and complete what He plans.

Everything He does

is precise and faultless,

for its source is flawless and pure.

In each corner of nature,

in every minute and every second,

God shows His righteous disposition,

unlimited by space or time.

The wrath of God is free from flaw;

God's mercy, no creature bears.

His mercy, holy and pure.

Experience and thought

prove it's true.

from Follow the Lamb and Sing New Songs

The Path That Leads to Purification and Salvation

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Storyline:

The judgment work of Almighty God in the last days has reverberated throughout every sect and group. Following the spreading of the kingdom gospel, Almighty God's words are accepted and spread by more and more people, true believers in God who thirst for Him to appear have been returning one by one before God's throne. In the meantime, the Chinese government and religious pastors and elders have ceaselessly repressed and persecuted the Church of Almighty God from start to finish. The heroine of this movie, Zheng Xinjie, is a member of the Church of Almighty God who spreads the gospel. She has faced the deranged oppression and attacks from the Chinese government and religious leaders. Together with her brothers and sisters, relying on God, how will she triumph over these dark, satanic forces to sing a song of victory? …