Feb 16, 2010 Spending is no problem when money is no problem. I’m not saying that if we have all the money in the world, then spending it isn’t the problem. I’m saying that our spending habits are not a problem if we’ve been able to recognize all our money is God’s, and we’ve learned to be a good steward of the wealth that God has trusted us with. By faith we understand that the worlds were framed by the word of God, so that the things which are seen were not made of things which are visible” (Hebrews 11:1, 3). However, some people respond, “But that is so hard for me to understand—to accept—for two reasons. Beginning in Genesis, we see the number six first appears on the sixth day of creation. It’s on this day that God made man. God also created the serpent that day. Another important thing to note about the 6 th day of creation is that it is the last day of God’s creative work. God called his creation “good” and rested on the 7 th day. Jan 14, 2019 In doing this, not only are we depriving people of the truth. We are denying them access to a real, transforming relationship with the almighty God. Christianity isn’t just a system of belief. It isn’t a lifestyle. It’s a life transformed by Jesus. Jesus doesn’t call everyone to leave everything every day. If we once agree that God is the greatest good, then He must be man’s highest goal. Whatever sacrifices a man must make to know God and have fellowship with Him is worth the price. (5) To covet anything more than God, is to place that thing we covet above God, which is idolatry. Coveting anything above God is making that thing our god.

We live in a physical world with its four known space-time dimensions of length, width, height (or depth) and time. However, God dwells in a different realm—the spirit realm—beyond the perception of our physical senses. It’s not that God isn’t real; it’s a matter of His not being limited by the physical laws and dimensions that govern our world (Isaiah 57:15). Knowing that “God is spirit” (John 4:24), what is His relationship to time?
In Psalm 90:4, Moses used a simple yet profound analogy in describing the timelessness of God: “For a thousand years in Your sight are like a day that has just gone by, or like a watch in the night.” The eternity of God is contrasted with the temporality of man. Our lives are but short and frail, but God does not weaken or fail with the passage of time.
In a sense, the marking of time is irrelevant to God because He transcends it. Peter, in 2 Peter 3:8, cautioned his readers not to let this one critical fact escape their notice—that God’s perspective on time is far different from mankind’s (Psalm 102:12, 24-27). The Lord does not count time as we do. He is above and outside of the sphere of time. God sees all of eternity’s past and eternity’s future. The time that passes on earth is of no consequence from God’s timeless perspective. A second is no different from an eon; a billion years pass like seconds to the eternal God.
Though we cannot possibly comprehend this idea of eternity or the timelessness of God, we in our finite minds try to confine an infinite God to our time schedule. Those who foolishly demand that God operate according to their time frame ignore the fact that He is the “High and Lofty One . . . who lives forever” (Isaiah 57:15). This description of God is far removed from man’s condition: “The length of our days is seventy years—or eighty, if we have the strength; yet their span is but trouble and sorrow, for they quickly pass, and we fly away” (Psalm 90:10).
Again, because of our finite minds, we can only grasp the concept of God’s timeless existence in part. And in so doing, we describe Him as a God without a beginning or end, eternal, infinite, everlasting, etc. Psalm 90:2 declares, “From everlasting to everlasting You are God” (see also Psalm 93:2). He always was and always will be.
So, what is time? To put it simply, time is duration. Our clocks mark change or, more precisely, our timepieces are benchmarks of change that indicate the passage of time. We could say, then, that time is a necessary precondition for change and change is a sufficient condition to establish the passage of time. In other words, whenever there’s change of any kind we know that time has passed. We see this as we go through life, as we age. And we cannot recover the minutes that have passed by.
Additionally, the science of physics tells us that time is a property resulting from the existence of matter. As such, time exists when matter exists. But God is not matter; God, in fact, created matter. The bottom line is this: time began when God created the universe. Before that, God was simply existing. Since there was no matter, and because God does not change, time had no existence and therefore no meaning, no relation to Him.
And this brings us to the meaning of the word eternity. Eternity is a term used to express the concept of something that has no end and/or no beginning. God has no beginning or end. He is outside the realm of time. Eternity is not something that can be absolutely related to God. God is even beyond eternity.
Scripture reveals that God lives outside the bounds of time as we know it. Our destiny was planned “before the beginning of time” (2 Timothy 1:9; Titus 1:2) and “before the creation of the world” (Ephesians 1:4; 1 Peter 1:20). “By faith we understand that the universe was formed at God’s command, so that what is seen was not made out of what was visible” (Hebrews 11:3). In other words, the physical universe we see, hear, feel and experience was created not from existing matter, but from a source independent of the physical dimensions we can perceive.
“God is spirit” (John 4:24), and, correspondingly, God is timeless rather than being eternally in time or being beyond time. Time was simply created by God as a limited part of His creation for accommodating the workings of His purpose in His disposable universe (see 2 Peter 3:10-12).
Upon the completion of His creation activity, including the creation of time, what did God conclude? “God saw all that he had made, and it was very good” (Gen 1:31). Indeed, God is spirit in the realm of timelessness, rather than flesh in the sphere of time.
As believers, we have a deep sense of comfort knowing that God, though timeless and eternal, is in time with us right now; He is not unreachably transcendent, but right here in this moment with us. And because He’s in this moment, He can respond to our needs and prayers.

666 is well-known as the Mark of the Beast in the book of Revelation Chapter 13.

John, the writer of Revelation explains it very simply in Bible verse Revelation 13:18:

“This calls for wisdom: Let the one who has insight calculate the beast’s number, for it is man’s number, and his number is 666.”

There’s another name for the beast. He’s also known as the Antichrist.

But if you dig just a little deeper, the hidden meaning of 666 is embedded in those few short words.

And nobody’s talking about it.

The significance of 666 is that the number 6 is the number of man. Man was created on Day 6 of creation –another 6.

God also created the serpent that deceived man on the same 6th day. (See Genesis 1:24-31)

But there’s more to the story. A lot more.

The number 6 is one short of the number 7. 7 is the numberof God’s perfection.

Now man is pretty good. He’s God’s greatest creation. God created us in his image and likeness.

Man has capabilities far beyond any other physical created being on planet earth.

But man is a fallen creature, who rebelled against God. So man falls far short of God.

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Just as the number 6 falls short of the number 7, man falls short of God.

But it’s worse than that.

Man didn’t just fall short. Man rebelled.

That’s where 666 comes in. It’s not like the differencebetween the number 7 and the number 6

When you triple the 6 and make it 666, it all begins to make a lot more sense.

666 is much more than just 3 sixes in a row. The complete meaning goes deeper than that.

The beast (the Antichrist) will be the ultimate rebel against God.

He will lead the whole world in rebellion against God, and will not allow any human resistance.

But at that time, there will be very little human resistance anyway. The people who are left at that time will ove