Absolutely! And how much more is required as we become set-apart and are given some of the most profound understandings of our Kingdom, to enable us to show the true righteousness of our savior. But we must turn others to that righteousness no matter if they have salvation or not. It is especially important for the redeemed to know our Messiah as He is as we come to know in greater and greater ways.

At one time in my life, my wife and I came to the point to be grieved over what was happening in the church we were attending, seeing the same thing happening in most all of them we knew about. The leavening of Babylon crept in and snuffed out what little of the true way they did have to know the righteousness of our savior as that righteousness is His perfection of Torah/law of Himself or of His Heart. One event standing out where a young boy confessed our savior in a "Royal Rangers" group I led at the time and bringing him to the pastor for water baptism, the pastor turned him away saying he wasn't old enough. I was in shock. He was around ten yr old. I was baptised at that age and knew what I was confessing of what had happened on the inside of me! Well that and many other things where the books we taught from even to four year olds were being changed to rip out or change the stories to 'fit' the new generation of children such as using situational ethics and other garbage that has nothing to do with the word. My wife and I still taught what was right in spite of that junk. And the "Royal Rangers" teachings were changed into 'inner' city teachings geared for 'gang' type situations not fitting in my opinion for the purpose of that group. All of that junk under the guise of reaching more lost people. We compromise to the world to make more disciples? And eventually I and my wife had to get away from that because the Holy Spirit made me come to a conclusion that it was not in the will of YHWH to bring in people and then to lead them into fables and teachings of this world where they would not walk in true salvation. Those fables that most have inherited from times past as scriptural doctrine or seeing even the new twistings of doctrines where the foundation of Torah/law is scoffed at or trampled upon in lieu of some new age gospel for a savior who hands out candy and doesn't care how we live.

Well, enough of that, we do have some work to do and to keep on going, even if we can only help one though we likely will not know how many but just keep on going. We remember the parable of the sheep and the goats, maybe we don't know who we have helped until then. But we keep our heart in that way to give out the good food of the word! And that one may be the one who would do even more in the Kingdom starting out with the best foundation and to know that the Holy Spirit of YHWH is the Truth of Torah/law Alive in our Awesome Savior! And we love to imitate Him and love that awesome Torah/law that is so good to eat.

I was thinking this morning our dining could be described in analogy,... humor maybe too! Pass me some more of that unleavened Ten Commandment bread. It is so good to eat with the wine! And some of that clean food and ordinance bread is good too and we can eat to give us strength from avoiding the breaking of them to knowing or being reminded of what to confess before our High Priest even in our failures instead of being weakened with poison or from food that is full of worms and failure to avoid problems or to know what to confess as we will not admit we have sin. And then we have some Power and to tell others where it came from and how to get it!

I turned on a TBN channel the other day, (I don't hardly ever do that...), and was watching Benny Hinn describe some 'mystery' of the kingdom, Holy Spirit this, that, on and on and the shots of the audience as they were transfixed upon him like in a trance just eating it up being led on that they would understand that 'mysterious' thing and be like a Benny Hinn... My opinion is some of that is witch craft, ... well I thought how many of them would be there if he started to teach on the ten commandments and to outline those such as, "Thou shalt not commit adultery", "Thou shalt not covet thy neighbors things...", "Thou shalt not bear false witness"... even false witness of our Savior who is the good unleavened bread. Sad to see where things have evolved to and so many following after 'mystery' instead of the desire to build upon the good old solid rock foundation that will hold us even in the most troublesome of times. When the money, power and facade is gone from those types which are many in this day, there won't be much left for them.

Amen to that, brother. People will do anything that absolves them of the responsibility of searching and doing for themselves. They just refuse to grow up so any pacifier will suit them.