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New CREATURE

2 Corenthians 5:17
"Therefore if any man be in Christ, he is a new creature: old things are passed away; behold, all things are become new.

Jesus's YOKE is your FAITH in Him. Put it on. We are not attaching ourselves to Jesus. He doesn't become our personal assistant. He is our Savior and He is the creator of the universe! Jesus became the permanent and perfect High Priest, going beyond all other priests by offering Himself as a sinless sacrifice on behalf of ALL people!!! Jew and Gentiles!! As it was prophesied since the beginning of time!

Jesus is better than the Pharisees with their 613 laws for everyone to follow. All of us that are sorrowful and burdened with more than we can handle need to look to Jesus for help. Our Lord and Savior has infinite sympathy for people of all classes and conditions. He is True God and still of the people, He will listen to your sorrows and tribulations. He wants to help you. You need only open your heart and mind to His preaching and teaching. Have FAITH in Jesus!

Today's verse; "Therefore if any man be in Christ, he is a NEW CREATURE: old things are passed away; behold, all things are become NEW."  Past behavior is the best indicator of future behavior. But! That doesn't have to be!! We can become a "NEW CREATURE!" Christ can and will revolutionize your LIFE and FAITH! After conversion you can love all that you hated, and hate all that you loved. All that you once treasured becomes trash. The things that you did not care about become the most important things to you, now and for all eternity! Put on Jesus's YOKE.
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