Is Salvation a Person? — Why Time Cannot Overturn Eternity

Open Your Eyes to Salvation

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Welcome back to another episode of Followers of the Way. I'm your host, Jeremiah. And in today's episode, we're going to talk about salvation. The question is: is salvation a person or is salvation simply an application? It's important to understand what salvation is before you can determine eternal salvation. So there's a lot of questions about salvation. Is salvation something we can lose? Is salvation something that we earn? Is salvation something that is given? There's a lot of loose ends when it comes to salvation. So stay tuned. We are really getting ready to unpack. Is salvation a person? Or is it simply an application? All right. We are called followers of the way simply because Yahushua says he is the way, therefore making us followers of the way. Everything you hear on this channel comes by way of revelation simply because Yahuwah is that revelation. So, Heavenly Father, give us eyes to see, definitely give us ears to hear, a heart to understand what your spirit is telling us about salvation. All right. Before we begin, I want you to do something for me. I want you to take off the lens of religion momentarily. Just set it to the side. All right. And then I want you to pick up a different pair of lenses. We're going to pick up the lens of the spirit. Why is that, Jeremiah? Simply because this. Who is the best person that can tell the world about you? Is it your mother, your brother, your father, your uncle, your sister, your cousin, your spouse, your children? Who is better qualified to tell me about you? The answer is simple. The best person to tell me about yourself is yourself. Now, in order to understand salvation, the best person to explain to us salvation is the person who is salvation. You see, if someone else tried to explain to us salvation, they can only give us their interpretation. If someone else tried to explain to you who I am, they can only give you their interpretation of me. So the best person that is qualified to tell you about me is myself. Now, if that makes sense, who is the best person to tell us about salvation? I think the best person to tell us about salvation is salvation himself. So once you and I figure out who is salvation, let's open up our ears and let's open up our eyes to see what salvation really truly is about. Now, the Bible clearly answers all those questions. In the book of Ephesians, I want you to turn there to the book of Ephesians, chapter one, verses four and five. Now, we're going to park our cars there for a while. We're going to sit here in this verse for the whole episode. Why? This verse explained to you and I who salvation is. It answers the question: is salvation a person or is it an application? It tells us the purpose of salvation, whom salvation is for. And it explained to us, is salvation eternal? Is it something that we can lose or is it an application? All this packed in the book of Ephesians, chapter 1, verses 4 and 5. So let us begin there, and we're going to unpack it. So the first thing I'm going to do is I'm going to read it as it is written. And then we, you and I, we're going to dissect this. And by the end of this episode, you will see Ephesians chapter 1, verses 4 and 5 completely different. The answers to your questions concerning salvation will simply be answered here. And your eyes will be open. And just maybe you will keep the lens of the spirit glasses on, rather than picking back up those glasses of religion. Let us read Ephesians chapter 1, verses 4. Accordingly, as he has chosen us in him before the foundations of the world, that we should be holy and without blame before him in love, having predestined us unto the adoption of children by Yahusha, the Messiah, to himself, accordingly to the good pleasure of his will. Now, stop for a second. We read that, you and I just now. Let us dissect this. Notice what it says in the very beginning of verse 4. It says, accordingly as he has chosen us in him. Stop. Who is this he? Who is this him that chosen us in him before the foundations of this world? So whoever it is he in him is has a whole lot of power. Because this he in him chose a particular group of people before there was a foundation called earth. So once we discover this he in this hymn, I think we will have the answer to is salvation a person or is salvation an application? Let us go to the book of Genesis, chapter one, verses one. It reads, In the beginning, Elohim created the heaven and the earth. And the spirit of Elohim moved upon the face of the water. So, question: Before heaven existed, who was there? Elohim. And Elohim's name is Yahuwah. So before there was earth, there was Yahuwah. Before there was a heaven, there was who? Yahhuah. Before there was time, before there was heavens, and before there was matter, who was there? Yahhuah. Psalms chapter 90, verse 2 says, Before the mountains was brought forth, everything that you made, Yahuwah, is from everlasting to everlasting. So the he in the hymn that we have read in Ephesians, the beginning of Ephesians chapter 1, verses 4 is Yahhubah. Now that we know the he in the hymn, let us replace he with the actual name. In Ephesians chapter 4, the beginning reads like this. Accordingly, as Yahhuba, the eternal one, has chosen us in him before the foundations of the world. So is salvation an application or is salvation a person? Salvation is a person, and the name of that person is Yahuwah. Let us go back to the question. Who is better to explain now to you and I the purpose of salvation? What is salvation? Who is better to explain salvation now that we discovered that salvation is a person? And that person is Yahuwah. Who else can explain salvation better than salvation himself? Do I got your attention now? Do I got your attention? So let us not look at what man-made theology told us about salvation any longer. Let us not look within our own selves to figure out what is salvation any longer. Now that you and I discovered that salvation is not an application, that salvation simply is a person, let us open up our ears and open up our eyes and listen to salvation himself. So let us continue now that we understand that salvation is a person. As we continue on in Ephesians chapter 1, verses 4, chapter 1, verse 4, it says, He has chosen us in him. All right. Here's another question. A lot of people say that the whole world is Yahuwah's people. People say if we simply believe, then we are truly saved. This scripture tells us something completely different. Now, who's better to explain the purpose or who salvation is meant for than salvation itself? So as we read, He has chosen us in him, we must discover who this us is. And once we discover who this us is, we can put to rest what we've been taught that everybody is Yahuwah's children. It's simply not true. There, this us here are truly the people of Yahuwah. So let us discover this us. Is this us, everybody in the world? Is this us, every person that is born in the world, or is this us a particular set of people? Yahuwah already knew before the foundations of the world. The answer we find is in Romans chapter 8, verse 29. Romans 8, 29 says, For whom Yahuwah did foreknew, he also did predestine to be conformed to the image of his son. There is your answer to the us. The us are those whom Yahuwah foreknew before time. The us are those who he predestined before heaven. The us are those he had a purpose to be conformed into the image of his son before there was matter. Notice the order. Do you see that salvation is not like a big bang theory? That salvation in itself was planned out with purpose, with a plan, and for a select group of individuals. Now, when did all these things happen? Before there was time, before there was a heaven, and before there was a matter, these us, these set of groups of people, were already inside the mind of the eternal one, Yahuwah. They were known within him, they were chosen within him, they were predestined within his purpose, and their destination was already determined. What is the destination? To be conformed into the image of his son. That is the purpose of mankind. But not everyone. That is the purpose for those who Yahuwah already foreknew to be conformed into the image of his son. Now let us read Ephesians chapter one, verses four. Now that we discovered the he, now that we discovered the us, it reads a lot differently. It reads like this accordingly, as Yahuwah, the eternal one, has chosen us, the people whom he foreknew and predestined in himself before the foundations of the world to be conformed into the image of his son. Now, this verse is becoming a lot clearer. We discovered the he, we discovered the us, those whom Yahuwah for knew and predestined is the us. And the purpose was to be conformed into his image. Now let me ask you a question. When was all of this predetermined? When was all of this established? Before there was anything made. Salvation was already predetermined. It already had a purpose. It already had a people, it already had a destination to be conformed into the image of His Son before time, before heaven, before matter. Isn't salvation beginning to look eternal to you now? That's powerful, isn't it? Isn't salvation beginning to look eternal to you now? Oh, we're not done yet. Put on your seat belts and keep them locked in. Let us go to the book of Romans 8, verses 30. It reads, Moreover, whom he did predestine, them he also called. In whom he called, them he also justified. In whom he justified, them he also glorified. Now, here's the eternal part. You ready? Let me slow down here. It is the same people from the beginning to the end. The people who he foreknew are the people he predestined. The people he predestined are the people he called. The people that he called are the people that he justified. And the people he justified are the people he glorified. So I know that's a lot. Let me break it down here. Inside of his mind, he already called these group of people. And when he called these people, he predestined them. And when because he predestined them, he already separated them. And because he separated them, he already had a destiny for them. And their destiny was to be glorified with him. So they were already eternally saved. When Jeremiah? Before time. Before heaven, before matter. Now that we can see a lot clearer, these group of people, this us, they're special. This us are the ones that are predestined, called, justified, and glorified. These us are already saved before time, already saved before matter, already saved before heaven. Now that we understand that, let us again read Ephesians chapter 1, verse 4. But what we have discovered is going to read a lot different. Accordingly, as Yahuwah, the eternal one, has chosen us, the people whom he foreknew, predestined, called, justified, and appointed unto glory within himself before the foundations of the world to be conform into the image of his son. Now we are not guessing who the us is any longer. That us is not the world. That us is not everybody in the world. That us are the ones Yahuwah already for new. That us are the ones Yahuwah already predestined. That us are the ones Yahuwah already called and justified and glorified before time. Are you beginning to see that salvation is eternal? The scripture has identified the us. Right now, what does him mean? It says that he predestined us in him. In him. What does that mean? What does to you? Accordingly, that he has called us and chosen us in himself. What do in himself mean? The best way to understand is let's see what the word says. Go to the book of John, chapter 1, verse 1. It reads, in the beginning, there it is again, before time. Hallelujah. Before heaven, before matter, in the beginning was the word. In the beginning was Yahuwah, right? And the word was with Yahuwah, and the Word was Yahuwah. In the beginning was the Logos. That's what that means, right? Okay. I want you to speak a word right now, any word. Okay. What did you just see me do? I grabbed this water. I want you to notice something. Do it with me. Whatever's around you, grab it right now. What took place before you grabbed it? I grabbed it again. But something happened first. I had a foreknown thought. I had a predetermined thought. I also had a purpose. I had a determination of why I wanted this water. Because I was thirsty. But I thought about the water first before time manifested my thought to you. So in the beginning was the word. So in the beginning was the thoughts, the counsel, the foreknowledge, the predestination of what salvation himself purposed to do. So in the beginning, you and I, the chosen ones of Yahusha, were already in his thoughts within himself. So before he spoke and said, Let there be light, he had to have a thought. You don't believe me? Grab something. You can't grab nothing without thinking first. You can't, I can't grab this water without having a thought, a foreknowledge. Make sense? So in the beginning was you and I within the thoughts of Yahuwah. Before there was time, before there was heaven, and before there was matter, we were already in his thoughts. He already had a purpose for us. And then he expressed his thoughts into time. When he said, Let there be time. Oh, he didn't say that? Okay. He said, Let there be light, right? Light is time. In order to understand the invisible, you must create the visible. So when the invisible, Yahuwah, which is invisible, spoke his invisible thoughts, he had to bring his thoughts to light. And that light is time. Let there be time. So the first thing he spoke was his plan. The first thing he spoke was his purpose. The first thing he spoke was his foreknowledge. And what is his foreknowledge? To have a people to conform into his image. And he saw these people that he was going to conform into his image, and he called it what? Good. He didn't call us a contingency plan. He didn't call us a plan B. He foreknew us. He called us. He justified us. He glorified us. He spoke us and manifested. Us into time and called us good. So who can call you bad? Think about this. The eternal one called his creation, the chosen ones, good. Who in time can call you bad? No one. Now that's a revelation within itself. Then why do you think you are bad? So let us read Ephesians chapter 1, verses 4 again. Now that we understand the hymn, it reads like this: accordingly, as Yahuwah the eternal one has chosen us, the people whom he foreknew, predestined, called, justified, appointed unto glory within himself, within his thoughts, purpose, will, and eternal counsel before the foundation of the world to be conformed into the image of his son. Now this verse is beginning to open up to you. We have identified the he which is who? Yahuwah. We have identified the him, which is who? Yahuwah. We have identified the us, which is who, the ones he foreknew, called, justified, and glorified before the foundations of the world, so that us is not the world. Don't be deceived by religion. And we have identified what existed within him concerning us. His plan was that we would be conformed into the image of his son. That is the purpose why you and I exist. That was the purpose. Okay. You don't believe me? Go to Genesis chapter 1, verse 26, and read it out loud. Let us make man in our image. Do you see the purpose? After our likeness, and let them have a dominion. Who got all dominion? The Father. We were made in the image of his son. Do you see your purpose? Do you see and understand that that plan was already eternally made? It was not made into time. All right. Now I'm getting ready to really open this scripture up. For religion says salvation is like an application. You fill out a form and you fill it out and you cross your fingers and you pray that you get approved. And once you get approved for salvation, then you gotta keep it. And if you don't keep it, you can lose it. Now, these are for the ones who believe that you can lose your salvation. All right. You ready for me to expose that lie? Are you ready for me to expose that doctrine of devil that believe you, bewitch you to believe that you can lose your salvation? Like I said, Ephesians chapter 1, verses 4 and 5 has it all. Notice what it says, Ephesians chapter 1, verse 4. It says this that we should be holy and without blame before Yahuwah in love. That's a powerful plan. That is a powerful plan that we will be holy, that we would stand before Yahuwah without blame, that we will stand before him in love. This was not something Yahuwah decided once you and I was born. This is not something that he decided when we went to church. It's not something we decided, he decided when we picked up the Bible. It was something that he already predetermined that we should be holy and without blame before him in love. This was the purpose before the world began. Now, when we read this, we're going to read this a little bit differently. But before I read that, like I said, let me expose this lie. If we were for known and predestined to be holy, to be without blame before Yahuwah in love, where or who in time can blame you or condemn you when you and I were already for known, predestined to be holy before foundations, before time. So my question to you was this what in time can change the eternal plan of the Father and make you and I unholy? Think about that. Can anything in time override the word of Yahuwah? No. Can anything in heaven override the word of Yahuwah? No. Can anything on this earth override the word of Yahuwah? Give me one thing that can override the word. I mean, Satan challenged them and he got kicked out. So who can defeat Yahuwah? Can time defeat Yahuwah? No. Can the earth, anything in this earth defeat Yahuwah? No. Anything in the heavens defeat Yahuwah? No. Okay. So if he predestined you and I to be holy and without blame before him in love, what in time, heaven, and earth can make us unholy and fully blamable? You see that? But religion tells you you can lose something that you were already predetermined, called, justified, and glorified to be holy. How can you get dirty? How can you become unholy? How can you become blamable in time when the eternal one before time already said and established you and I, the chosen ones, to be holy? So how can you lose salvation if nothing in time can make you unholy or blamable? You see, you got to listen to the one who is salvation in order to understand salvation. So let us read Ephesians chapter 1, verses 4. With what we unpacked, it's going to read differently. Accordingly as Yahuwah, the eternal one, has chosen us, the people whom he foreknew, predestined, called, justified, and appointed unto glory. Within himself, within his thought, purpose, will, and his eternal counsel before the foundations of the world to be conformed into the image of his son, that we should stand before him holy and without blame in love. This was his plan before time. How can time change anything that is eternal? And if time can't change anything that is eternal, my question to you how can you lose your salvation? You can't. Do you see salvation forming inside of this verse? Chosen in him, forknown by him, predestined by him, called by him, justified by him, conformed into the image of his son, made holy before him, predestined without blame before him, all established before the foundations of the world. But how can an ungodly person stand before Yahuwah without blame? That's a good question. Because you're right, we do mess up, we sin. The Bible says the wages of sin is death. We do sin. So how, Jeremiah, how can I be holy? How can I be blameless when I know the things that I'm doing is against the Father? Okay. Here's a remedy for that. You ready? In the book of Romans, chapter four, verses five, it says, Yahuwah justify the ungodly. The ungodly do not make themselves righteous. Yahuwah justify them through faith. So, yes, we do fall and come short, but the one that justifies the ungodly is who? Yahuwah. How did he justify me? By his plan of salvation. He called you, predestined you, and glorified you before you messed up. So he knew everything that you and I was gonna do before we did it, and yet he still called us, predestined us, justified us, and glorified us. So what does Jeremiah? Everything that we have done, he has already forgiven. How? Because he's eternal, he knows the beginning from the end and the end from the beginning. He knows everything that we were going to do. He knew that we were gonna choose him before we were manifested in time. He knew that we was gonna get baptized and choose him to be our Lua. He already knew it. And because he already knew it, foreknew, and because he foreknew your decision, he already justified you because you already chosen him to be your savior. All of this happened in eternity. Powerful, isn't it? It's powerful. You don't see or hear salvation this way. Colossians chapter 1, verse 21, 22 says Yahusha's job is to present you and I holy, without spot, and without blemish before the Father. So whose responsibility is it to keep you and I without spot, without wrinkle, and without blemish? Who responsibility is it to keep me saved? Yahusha's. Okay. Now, if the responsibility is Yahusha's, where do your self-righteousness come in at? The application that you filled out to get saved, where do you, what must you do to maintain your salvation when Yahusha is the one to justify the ungodly? So how can you justify yourself, sir, ma'am? You can't. How can you present yourself before the father and plead your argument that you are holy and without spot and without blame? What can you say? What is your argument before the father, sir, ma'am? Nothing. So whose job is it? Yahusha's. Do you believe that Yahusha cannot complete this task? You don't believe that Yahusha can keep us without spot, without wrinkle, without blemish? So it is not our job to keep ourselves saved. That debunks that salvation is an application. Salvation is solely upon the justifier. And the justifier is who? Yahusha. Salvation task to keep us without spot, without wrinkle, without blemish, is upon who? Yahusha. Where do you and I come in in this plan called salvation? Huh? What do we do? Nothing. We simply believe on the one whom he sent. And if we believe on the one whom he sent, which is Yahusha, then we are already justified. Shout with me now. And if we believe in the one that he already sent, then we we are already washed without wrinkle, without blemish, to be presented before the Father. By who? Yahusha. None of this is tradition. None of this is man. So now that we understand that, let's read Ephesians chapter 1, verses 4 again. It says, accordingly, as Yahuwah the eternal one has chosen us, the people whom he foreknew, predestined, called, justified, appointed unto glory within himself, before the foundations of the world, to be conformed into the image of his son through Yahusha, to be justified, made holy, and presented before him without blame and love. Who job is it to present us Yahusha? Did it say Christianity? No. Did it say tradition? No. Did it say man-made theology? No. Did it say your self-righteousness? No. Did it say you keeping the law? Huh? Talk to me now. Did it say you keeping the law? No. It says through who? Yah. Husha. Period. Nothing else matters. And that's why Yahusha said what? He is the way, the truth. And how did he establish it? He said, No man can get to the Father but by who? Yahusha. What's the argument about then? When we know all roads lead to Yahusha, not religion, not tradition, not the law, not self-righteousness, but Yahusha. Now, a transformation took place in the plan of salvation. We were already foreknown and predestined to be the people, the sons and the daughters of Yahuwah. But how can we become his children? You see, there's a thing called adoption, right? You got to go, you gotta fill out, you got to get approved, you got to get qualified, you got to be trusted to adopt this child, right? So there's certain requirements that must take place before anyone adopts a child. Now, what I'm about to show you, this is part of salvation. The biggest point, the biggest punchline when it comes to salvation is shocking, right? So a certain requirement must take place in order for us, you and I, to become and be conformed into his image. You see, the requirement is this we are sinners, right? The Bible says we were born into sin and we were shaped in iniquity. The Bible says the wages of sin is death. We were all appointed to eternal separation from the Father. So a certain requirement had to happen. The Bible says without the shedding of blood, there is no reminiscent, no remission of sins. Somebody had to come and lay down their life for you and I. But not just anybody. This person had to be sin free. This person had to be without spot, without wrinkle, and without blemish. This person pretty much blood had to be perfect. And the only person that had that perfect blood is the Messiah, whom we call Yahusha. Those who choose to believe in the true covenant identity of the Father. He came and he laid down his life for you and I. And because of that, requirement was made that whoever believed in Yahusha will get this perfect blood applied to them. And that blood will wash away all their sins. And if they believe in Yahushua, then they are justified before the Father to be holy and without blame. And if we are justified before the Father to be holy and without blame, then there's no reason for us not to be called nothing less than the sons and the daughters of Yahuwah. Okay. You have a hard time believing that? Let me help you understand something. Go look at the Old Testament. King David, King Abraham, Isaac, Jacob were called the people. The people of Yahuwah. They were called the people of the name. That blood they shed or those sacrificing of animals was not enough to make them the sons of Yahuwah. We need a better sacrifice. That's why in the book of Revelation it says, the lamb that was slain before the foundations of the world. That blood, that's salvation. He already knew. Notice what it says: the lamb that was slain before time, before space, before matter, he was already predetermined to lay down his life. Why? That he can adopt us unto himself. Now check this out. Here's the adoption plan of salvation. In Ephesians chapter one, verse five, it says, Having predestined us unto the adoption of children. How? What is the requirement, Jeremiah? By Yahusha, the Messiah to himself. You see how all roads lead to Yahushua, not law, not religion, not man-made theology, not your pastor, not your self-righteousness, not because you keep the Sabbath, not because you're nice to people, not because you pay your tithes. It means nothing. Appreciate your service, but it does not get you any closer to the Father. He predestined us to the adoption of children. He already wanted us to be his sons and his daughters. And the only way he can do it, he had to send his son to lay down his life to meet the requirement to make that blood justify us, wash us, and our belief in him to present us before the Father holy and without blame. Do you see the plan of salvation? The plan of salvation all leads to Yahusha. We are not only predestined to be conformed, we were not only predestined to be holy, we are not only predestined to stand before him without blame. We were predestined to be adopted through Yahuwah. His plan before time was to make us his children. That's why he said, those he foreknew, he conformed into the image of his sons. He didn't just want us to be a people, he wanted us to be his children, and we call him father. Can you understand that transformation? How we can call the eternal one Yahuwah our father. Angels can't say that. Shout with me now. Lucifer, with all his beauty, couldn't say that. Shout with me now. The elders that are around the throne of Yahuwah can't say that. Shout with me now. Only the beloved of Yahuwah, you and I, that us are the only ones that can call him Father. How is this possible? Because of Yahusha. This is a perfect plan. This is a perfect, eternal plan. And I'm doing everything in me to try to keep myself composed. Now, let us read Ephesians chapter 1, verses 4 and 5. As we unpack this, accordingly, as Yahuwah, the eternal one, has chosen us, the people whom he foreknew, predestined, called, justified, and appointed unto glory, within himself before the foundations of the world, to be conformed into the image of his son, to be made holy without blame before him in love, and to be adopted unto himself through Yahushua the Messiah accordingly to the Good pleasure of his will. Did you see the mic drop at the end? Accordingly to the good pleasures of his will. You and I have nothing to do with salvation. It's his will. His will was to transform us and conform us to his son. Not time, not heaven, not matter, not tradition, not the law, not the pastor, not your sister, not your mama, not you keeping the Sabbath has nothing to do with even paying your tithes. It was all according to his will. Now, if it's according to his will, name one person on earth at the beginning of time all the way to the end of time that can change his will. Give me one person. Come on, one. Who can change the will of Yahuwah? No one. And if no one can change the will of Yahuwah, if you're in agreement, how can somebody take away your salvation on earth? What can you do to lose your salvation on earth? Give me one. Give me one thing you can do when Yahusha did it all. He's the one that justifies you, he's the one that wash you, he's the one that presents you holy and without blame. Not you, not religion. So what can you do to lose it? Give me one. I'm listening. Hit me up in the comments. Give me one thing you can do to lose your salvation if you were already saved before time, space, and matter. Nothing you can do because it's not according to your will, it's according to his will. Now, I'm gonna get into this will thing because I don't want you to think you don't got a choice in this plan. You do have a choice, but you already made that choice in eternity. And we're gonna get into that here in just a little bit. So I want you to look at the book of Matthew, chapter 24, verse 35. It says, Heaven and earth shall pass away, but my word shall not pass away. So what passes away? Heaven and earth, all he created passes away. But his word, what, abideth forever? If we were forknown by the word, if we were in the thoughts of the word, and if the word had a plan for us to be conformed in his image, how can heaven and earth change what the eternal word that abideth forever? How can it change? Is eternal salvation beginning to look clear to you now? Isaiah chapter 40, verse 8 says, The grass witherth, the flower fadeth, but the word of our Elohim shall stand forever. And if it's the word that washes us, if it's the word that conformed us, if it's the word that begot us, who can change it? So if we are begotten by the word, then we abide forever. Can time overturn eternity? That's a question for you. Time did not create the plan of salvation, time only reveals the plan. Time is not the master of Yahuwah, time is a servant of Yahuwah. Yahuwah is the creator of time, time is not the creator of Yahuwah. So if time is not the creator, then time has no say in what he determined. If time is the servant of Yahuwah, then time can only obey what the word of Yahuwah says. And if his word says to you and I that we would be holy and without blame before him in love, what can time do to change it? Nothing. Time can simply obey it. So what is the purpose of time, Jeremiah? The purpose of time is to manifest what already has been established. Now, to all of those out there saying, I'm manifest and I'm manifest, and let me tell you something. You cannot manifest nothing that has not already been predetermined. You can't manifest nothing that has not been predetermined. You don't got power to procreate something new. There's nothing new under the sun. Nothing. Everything was already made before time. So if time is the servant of the Father, and if time purpose is only to manifest what is, what can time create? Nothing. Time purpose is not to create, time purpose is to reveal what already is. Okay. You want to see time in real life? Let's go back to the application. That's time. I already predetermined myself drinking that water. You didn't see my thoughts, did you? Because my thoughts are invisible. But what I demonstrated here, you seen. Because the purpose of time was to show you what I'm thinking. But time cannot say, no, nope, you're not drinking this water. Nope, nope. It can't stop me from drinking it. It only reveals what I already planned to do. That's time. And a lot of people think time is your friend. Think about that now. I want you to go to the book of Isaiah, chapter 46, verse 9 and 10. It says, I El, and there is none else. I am Elohim, and there is none like me. Declare the end from the beginning and from the ancient time, the things that are not yet done, saying, My counsel shall stand and I will do my pleasure. So what is he saying? There's nothing that can stop what I already predetermined to do. Nothing. He said, There's nothing besides me that I gotta talk to. There's nobody I gotta get an answer or approval for. Yahuwah said, Whatever I decide to do, I would do, and nobody can stop it. And that includes time, heaven, and space. So how can somebody override eternal salvation when he said his counsel will stand? Now, let me help you understand something about a will. So now I know a lot of you thinking right now. So do we have a say-so in all of this? Plan of salvation? Is salvation something that we decide in time? No. Salvation is something that we already made up our mind before time. Okay. Remember Judas? Yeah, one of the 12. Yahu should pick 12 disciples. And when he prayed in the garden of Gethsemane, he said, Father, the 12 you have given me, I lost not one. Except the son of prediction. Why? He said, because it was written for him to go that way. What do that mean? Judas made a choice in the beginning before time. And Judas made up his mind that he would not believe in the eternal one. That's why Judas was not saved. It's not because Yahusha couldn't save him. Yahusha said, All that the Father has given me, I will not lose any. So he's saying, whoever the Father give me, I'm going to keep. But when it came to Judas, he said, Father, I couldn't keep Judas because it was already predetermined in the beginning for him to be a non-believer. So we make the choice to believe in Yahusha before time. And the only thing that time revealed that Judas was never a believer. Really? Did not, Yahushua says, Have not I chosen you 12? And one of you is a devil? He already knew Judas was a devil. He already knew. Okay. He wasn't being rude when he said that. What he was saying is, one of you are not a believer. And if you're not a believer of Yahusha, then you are a believer of who? The devil. There's only two fathers, the father of truth, Yahuwah, and the father of lies, Satan. The said. So if you are a believer of Yahusha, you're a believer of Yahusha. If you're not a believer of Yahusha, then you are a believer of the devil. So when Yahusha said, Have not I chosen you 12, and one of you are a devil, he was letting everybody know that Judas is not a believer. And because he's not a believer, then I can't save him because he already made the choice before time not to believe. So yes, we do have a say-so when it comes to belief, but our belief in Yahushua is not determined in time. Remember, time only reveals what already has been established. Time cannot do anything new. We give time too much credit, we give time too much power. Time is a servant of the eternal one. And time can only reveal what's already established. We can't change it, neither can time. So that's what I mean when it comes to the will. I know this is a lot. I have a lot more that I can share with you guys. I'll probably be a I probably do a part two of all this. I just want that to marinate, but I have a lot more because you see, when it comes to salvation and understanding salvation and understanding the plan of salvation, it's a lot bigger than what you can imagine. So I'm going to leave you with this. I'm not going to just leave you hanging. Um we're going to go over Ephesians chapter one, verses four again for the final time. And it's going to read differently. Here's the complete reading with everything that we unpacked when it comes to Ephesians chapter 1, verses 4 and 5. Now it reads, accordingly as Yahuwah, the eternal one, the one whose word and counsel abide forever. The one who declares the end from the beginning, the one who is our salvation, has chosen us, the people whom he fornew, predestined, called, justified, and appointed unto glory. Within himself, within his thoughts, purpose, will, the eternal counsel before the foundation of the world, having already purpose that we will be conformed into the image of his son, made holy and without blame before him in love, reconciled, justified, and adopted unto himself through Yahushua the Messiah, accordingly to the good pleasure of his eternal will. Salvation was inside of Yahuwah before the world existed, the very plan of salvation. The people were also inside of his thoughts, his people, not the world. The determination was already established that we will be his children, and we can call him father. Yahusha entered time to fulfill all that was already his eternal plan. That's why when you see Yahusha on that wooden stake, what was his last words? It is finished. Hold on. What is the beginning? What did you finish, Yahusha? Hold on, man. You didn't lost me. Bring it back. You're gonna be on this wooden stake, Yahushua, and you, your last words is gonna, it is finished. Can you tell me what you finished? His plan. This was the last requirement to fulfill his plan. To fulfill the requirement of adoption. It is finished. To fulfill the requirement to be holy and blameless before the Father, it is finished. To fulfill the requirement to be without spot, wrinkle, or blemish, it is finished. To fulfill the requirement to be justified, predestined, called, and glorified, it is finished. Every requirement to fulfill Ephesians chapter one, verses four and five has been complete in who? Your Thai pan? The church you go to? No, Yahushua. And you know what that means? He is the way, truly, he is the life, truly, and no one can get to the father without spot, wrinkle, or blemish. No one can get to the father and be justified. No one can get to the father and be holy and blameless. No one can get to the father and call him father without first going through Yahusha. That's it. You're gonna stand before the father without Yahusha, you can't call him father. And what would he say to you? Depart from me. I know you not. You worker of iniquity. That's what he's going to say. Because if we come through Yahusha, he can only say one thing to us. Well done, my beloved son. Enter into thy rest. We didn't do nothing. We didn't do nothing. Yahusha did it all. We can't glorify. So it's well done to Yahusha. It's well done to himself. Now, before I go, I can feel your spirit. I can feel your struggle. I'm gonna leave you with one last thing. I didn't want to say this, but I cannot go, the father is telling me, until I help you understand the name. Help you understand the name Yahusha. All right. Our name is what identifies us. You understand that, right? A lot of people think you can translate a name. That's the doctrine of devils. If you cannot translate your identity, my question to you is this how can you translate your name? Have you ever heard somebody say, hey man, I just uh translated my name. It's beautiful, it's wonderful. You gotta try it. Have you ever heard that? No. So I want you to notice what the uh angel said to Mary. When when the angel of Mary, when the angel Gabriel came to Mary, what did he say? I believe that's in the book of Matthew, chapter 1, verse 21. The angel came to Mary and said, Thou shalt conceive a son, and thou shalt call his name Yahusha. Notice the name came from heaven, not man, not tradition. Okay. Notice what else he said. For he, notice the gender. He, that's a male child. Notice what else the angel said, for he shall save his people. Stop. Notice the angel said, his people. The angel never said Yahusha purpose was to save the world. That goes back to Ephesians when it says that accordingly that he has chosen us, that us is the people. And notice what the angel says, from their sins. So what is the identity in the name of Yahusha? Salvation. Thou shalt call his name Yahusha, for he shall save. Do you see the identity? Do you see the purpose of Yahusha? To save his people, not the world. Now, what does have to do with anything? If you look at Yahuwah, and I'm talking about transliteration. A lot of people think you can transliterate the name of the Father. You can't. Notice the name of the Father is Yahu. Y A H U. Yahu. Yahu. Notice Yahoosha said he came in his father's name. He didn't come in his own name. He didn't name himself when he came off the womb. Mary and Joseph didn't name him. Notice the name of Yahusha. Yahoosha. Yahu Shah. Notice the name of the father, Yahu. Now that Yahusha is Yahsha. Yahsha mean salvation. So Yahuwah has become our Yahsha salvation. So when you look at the name Yahu Shah, that means Yahuwah has become our salvation. What do they mean? That Yahuwah, Yahusha is one. There's no two in one, it's only one deity. And a lot of people get that confused when they look at the father and the son. Okay, why was he called the son? If you want to know more, if you want me to do a podcast on this, is reach out in the comments. I'll give you a little bit why he's called the son. You see, Yahuwah cannot call himself a son because he's a spirit, he had to come in flesh. So Yahushua said, Sacrifice and offerings have not, but a body you have prepared for me. So Yahusha had to come in flesh. He couldn't come as the Almighty Yahusha, Yahuwah on earth, because Yahuwah is a spirit. Nobody can see him. Yahuwah is eternal, he can't die. So how can a spirit shed blood? How can a spirit lay down his life? Can't be done. He had to come in flesh, he had to come through his order. Now the gateway, here's a revelation. The gateway to the earth is through a woman. The gateway to heaven is through Yahusha. Why do you think Satan gets cast out? Demons get cast out. Because they did not come through a woman. So they're not earth citizens. In order to be an earth citizen, you got to come through a woman. If you didn't come through a woman, you call what? An alien. Do you follow me? All right. So that's the order of the father. He had to come through a woman and be born of flesh. So the flesh is whom we call the son. But the spirit is Yahuwah. The spirit didn't change. The spirit is Yahuwah. The flesh is the Son. That's why the Son lay down his life. Yahuwah can't lay down his life because he is eternal and he doesn't have blood. Make sense? So that's why the power is in the name. That's why all roads lead to Yahusha. Why? Because salvation is a person. The angel Gabriel said that this salvation, the name of salvation is Yahusha. Read it. Matthew chapter 1, verse 21. Thou shalt call his name Yahusha, for he shall save. So the name of salvation is who? Yahusha. Salvation is Yahusha. Salvation is a person. It's not an application. So if salvation is a person, then the only one that can save you is the person. And if the only one that can save you is the person, then you gotta know the name of that person is Yahusha. So with all you're getting, definitely get understanding. And if you want to know more, go get the book. I unpacked all of this in the book. This book is called Eternal Salvation, The Hellproof Doctrine. So if you want to know more about your eternal salvation, your true identity, the identity of salvation, the roadblocks to salvation, is all in this book. So what are you getting? Definitely get understanding. Yahusha is king.