The Glory Song - King’s Heralds We Would See Jesus - Del Delker Take My Life and Let It Be - King’s Heralds Let Jesus Come Into Your Heart - King’s Heralds

The Glory Song - King’s Heralds We Would See Jesus - Del Delker Take My Life and Let It Be - King’s Heralds Let Jesus Come Into Your Heart - King’s Heralds

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Voice Of Prophecy

H.M.S. Richards

We Are All Alike

Lift up the trumpet and lovely. The dream Jesus is calming again. Cheer up dreams. Be joyful. Jesus is calming. Again, This is the voice of prophecy, a voice crying in the wilderness of these modern days. Prepare ye the way of the Lord. Call again, again, again. From our voice of Prophecy Studios in Los Angeles, California. We welcome you to this half hour of inspiration. Today. You'll hear the music of the king's heroes, Dell Delker and Brad Braley. The voice of prophecy speaker is eight Gems Richards. When all my laborers and are, and Im safe on that to dear Lord. Oh, that will Be Glory for Me. Glory for me. Glory for me shall glory. Glory friends will be there. I have loved longer joy around me. Just a smile from my savior. I be glory for Me That glory for glory for me. Glory shall glory. Glory. Our heavenly Father, we thank thee today for thy word. We pray that this broadcast may help to make it clear to others everywhere. Bless all who listen and us in the studio, in Christ's name, oh Jesus, blessed Redeemer sent from the heart of God hold us who bow before the near to the heart of God. The five we this grace The king's heroes have a hymn for us now a hymn of consecration. Take my life and let it be consecrated Lord to Take my Lord, my Lord. And now here is HMS Richards, the voice of prophecy speaker, his subject. We are all alike In all God's creation. There are no two things exactly alike. No two blades of grass, no two leaves among all the billions in the world. No two grains of sand, no two raindrops, no two snowflakes, no nothing is exactly like something else. Even identical twins are not identical. They may seem alike, but they're not exactly alike. While this is all true, yet in general we are all alike for God himself. Speaking of men, all men declares that there is no difference. If there is no difference, then we are all alike. No matter who we are regardless of our race, our color, our position, our education, our culture, we are all alike in several important things. First, we are all alike in creation. The Bible says, have we not all one father, half not one God created us. Malachi two verse 10. And again, know ye that the Lord, he is God. It is he that has made us and not we ourselves. Psalm 100 verse three, we may not know all the individuals by name, but every family can trace its origin back to Adam. We are all related there. The Lord God formed man of the dust of the ground and breath into his nostrils, the breath of life and man became a living soul. Genesis two, seven, you can't get beyond that and of Eve it is written. She was the mother of all living. Genesis three 30. So we are all alike in our origin and just another suggestion, not only do we all come from the creative hand of God, but all men are made of the same substance. Here's the proof in Psalm 103, verse 14, for he knows our frame. He remembers that we are dust in his mercy. God never forgets. He considers it all. And what about the same? Blood hears the statement of Acts 1726 and has made of one blood all nations for to dwell on all the face of the earth. Not only are we made alike physically, but the Bible says God fashionist, their hearts are their minds alike. Psalm 33 15. In other words, in our thinking, we are all human. We all have our problems, our desires, our hopes, our loves, our sorrows, our tears, our joys and our anticipations is through God's constant care that we live for in Him. We live and move and have our being act 17, 28. Well, this puts things in a different light with some people, doesn't it? It makes us look at them differently. They may have a different culture, different color, different view of things. They may be the exact opposite of us in many of their ways and ideas, and yet we are all alike in our origin, all alike in our dependence upon God. For the very breath we breathe for every heartbeat, for the sustenance of our bodies in our attitude toward others. How far from scripture we sometimes are in these things. God is the God of people. He's interested in people not merely in things. He's interested, yes, in individuals and you and in me. He made man in his own image. You have heard of blaze Pascal, a figure of romantic greatness in the past days of France, one of the outstanding intellects of all time and only a boy of 11. He prepared a treaties on sound. At 16, his mathematical genius was evidenced in a paper on K sections. As a young man, he was fascinated with physics and discovered the law of fluid pressure, still known as Pascal's law. He will always have a place among the leading scientists and thinkers of the earth. But he was a philosopher and religious thinker too as well as a scientist. What was his greatest discovery? What did he consider it to be? He once wrote his answer to this question on a little slip of paper and sewed it in his dubt to be worn next to his heart and there it was found after his death. What was his greatest discovery? He said it was this. I'm quoting now. God is not the God of philosophy, but he is the God of Abraham and of Isaac and of Jacob and of Jesus. So you see, we are all alike, created by the hand of God, the God of man, the God who created man who loves man, the God who came in human form in Jesus who took humanity upon himself. But there's another thing in which we are all alike. We have all alike been infected with a soul disease called sin. He, here's the proof of it. The Bible says there is no difference for all has sinned, no difference in that. All has sinned and come short of the glory of God. That's reading Romans 3 22 and on or is the prophet Isaiah put it away over in the Old Testament, Isaiah 53, 6, all we like sheep have gone astray. We have turned everyone to his own way and the Lord has laid on him thei inequity of us all. Sin is the transgression of God's law. We read that in one John three, four. It's rebellion against him. It's doubting his word, sin his sin wherever we find it and we find it everywhere. The early ages used to list eight cardinal sins. Today we usually list seven principle or cardinal sins, gluttony, impurity, avaris, anger, sloth, pride, envy. In earlier days, sadness was added to this list may seem strange to us. Some men laugh at the idea of sin. A prominent novelist who was quite a skeptic once visited a revival meeting out of mere curiosity on the altar call was made. Someone came to him and said, are you saved? He replied, no. Don't you want God to forgive your sins? No. He said, I like my sins, and he was telling the truth there. That's the trouble with so many of us. We like our sins. We don't want to get rid of them. Men keep on doing what they know is not right because they like it that way. And the holy Bible says the wages of sin is death. Romans 6 23 millions and millions could testify that those words are absolute truth. Yet people ignore the statement of God's word and the testimony of human experience as Gais Glenn Atkins puts it, we have passed from the age of our amen to the age of Oh yeah, that just about illustrates it. I should like to urge my listeners to believe what God says on this subject. Remember, habits of sin make tracks in our bodies. I won't count it this time. Some sinner says just once more, but we won't count this one. William James, the psychologist says he may not count it and the kind heaven may not count it, but it's being counted just the same down among his nerve cells and fibers. The molecules are counting it, registering it, storing it up to be used against him. When the next temptation comes by nature, we are all alike sinners as by the offense of one judgment came upon all men to condemnation, and that straight statement is in Romans five 18. Remember the old orchard test? Jesus spoke it and it's in Matthew seven 20. By their fruits, you shall know them. If we set out sour apple trees, we get sour apples. If we plant sweet apple trees, we get sweet apples as we so we reap. This is true of nations. It's true of man. It was like that in Bible times. There's no difference. Now it's true. Today, king Rbo surrounded himself with some young upstarts who gave him wrong ideas. They imposed higher taxes, increased the burdens of the people in order the few up in the capital city might live in luxury. The old men said, ease up, lighten the burdens, cut down on the taxes, think in terms of humanity and the kingdom will continue. But if you want to see what happened, read it for yourself. In one kings the 12th chapter, when Louis 16 King of France and his queen Marie Antoinette were driving in their royal carriage from versa side of Paris, the people held up their thin hands and cried, what shall we eat? We're starving. The queen put her pretty head out of the carriage and said, eat hay. Not long after that, the streets ran red with blood and the queen herself was led to the guillotine. Yes, every man and woman, every nation, every race is alike in this sin. Question for we read in Romans three 19. Now we know that what things, however, the law says it's after them. We're under the law. Well, how many are under it? Listen that every mouth may be stopped and all the world become guilty before God. There it is. In plain words then we are all guilty. We haven't a word to say our mouths have been stopped. We have no reason for our sin. If we did, it would cease to be sin. And the Lord Jesus knows what he's talking about when he says that we are sinners for speaking of him, the Apostle John said he knew all man and needed not that any should testify of man for he knew what was in man John 2 24. That's more than a great many of us know some imagine themselves as partly divine, as aspiring angels needing only a little more help and they will be a part of the divinity. Some men talk this way and preach this way, but it's contrary to the word of God. Now, here's the joyous side of it. Not only are we all alike by creation and through sin, but we are also all alike in the love of God. For God so loved the world that he gave his only begotten son that whosoever believers in him should not perish but have everlasting life. We all know John three 16, God is willing to save all if all are willing to be saved. Listen, the Lord is not slack concerning his promise as some men count slackness, but his long suffering to us Word not willing that any should perish, but that all all should come to repentance. Second Peter three, nine. Since we've all sinned, we all need a savior and Jesus is the Savior of all. If all will have him, where for He is able also to save them to the uttermost that come unto God by him. Hebrews 7 25. Yes, my friend. We are all alike in this salvation is offered to each one of us, even to you and to me. Jesus said, I came not to call the righteous but sinners to repentance. That's Mark two 17. Since we are all sinners, his call is to all of us. At one time, the brother of George Whitfield, the great evangelist, was deeply despondent. He despaired his salvation, felt there was no use for him to seek God. He was hopeless. One day, lady Huntington spoke to him when he was in one of these dark spells and tried to induce him to come to Christ, to everything she said, he replied, oh, it's no use. I'm lost. I'm lost. Thank God for that. Said the gracious lady. Why Whitfield ask in great astonishment because said, lady Huntington Christ came to save the lost, and if you're lost, he's just the one who can save you. Then friends, we are alike in something else. God not only asks us and pleads with us, but he commands us to repent. You say, are you sure I am here it is. Just as it's written in Acts 1730, God now command us all men everywhere to repent. So if there's a tempest, your voice cannot steal. If there's a void, this world never can feel. Let Jesus come into your heart. Just now your doubting is give over just now reject him. No more just now. Throw open the door. Let Jesus come into your heart. Jesus, come your heart. If you desire a near life to begin, let Jesus come through your hearts. Reject him, Jesus, come your heart. You would join the glad song Jesus. Come into your heart if you would enter the mansions of let Jesus come your heart. My darlings rejecting normal Jesus comes. This is over Iverson, the voice of prophecy saying, if you are discouraged, look up. God leads us forward in faith. Now with a final message. Here is H HMS Richards a seventh, the Adventist minister Have faith in God, the true and honest creed. Have faith in God from sin and doubting, freed, have faith in God alike in all our need. Have faith. Dear friend in God, we trust you've enjoyed our broadcast and that you'll be with us again next week for another broadcast brought to you by the voice of prophecy. The Lord bless the and keep the the Lord make his face shine up upon the and be gracious unto the the Lord. Lift up his countenance upon the, and give the peace.

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