God can Resurrect


God can resurrect you,, Jesus took time to resurrect Lazarus, so when things are hard and God is taking time remember that God does only what is best for us. When death comes there seems to be no hope,  but God can raise us from the dead, sometimes literally and metaphorically when you are in sin God will help you if you ask him, God can heal the dead in real life too. God rose from the dead, so God concord death and sin, so we don’t need to be afraid of anything. God is the light of the world! Jesus concurred death's darkness with his light. Jesus said that they should open the tomb before he heeled Lazarus, so we should have soft hearts not like that rock. Some people say that raising people from the dead is impossible! but the maker of something can say what that something does, and God made the whole world and everything in it, so God can command it.
 Chet is the first Hebrew letter in the word darkness, chet means solitude if you look you can see it’s like a life without God! sin puts you into darkness, but God can raise you from the dead! and bring you into his light, the light of life, death mostly in the bible is separation from God, like Adam and Eve they didn’t die the second they ate the fruit, but they were separated from God.

Summery time

When it takes time for God to resurrect you should trust that God knows what’s best for you.
God concerned everything so we don’t need to be afraid of anything! We also learned that we should have soft hearts. In the bible death mostly means separation from God, like the first Hebrew letter for darkness, But God can resurrect us and bring us into his light. Bye, see you soon THE END.

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