ABOUT THE MEANING OF THE
IMAGE DISPLAYED HERE

The image is a personification of Hell, which is a concept which has come out of men and women's minds who are separated from God in their understanding. Without God, we are nothing more than intelligent animals..we are beastly and we create beastly things, including beastly concepts of our Creator.

The concept of Hell creates a mindset which swallows up light/understanding even as black holes in the universe swallow up entire stars. Light in the Bible speaks of understanding. The concept of Hell in societies which believe in these myths actually prevents understanding of spiritual things. The picture personifies Hell as a man/beast which swallows up understanding/light. In the Bible, stars often are symbols of people. Truly the teaching of Hell, created by man, NOT by God Himself, has indeed swallowed up billions of people's lives. These people could have lived in joy and peace, but didn't because there was not enough light or understanding in their lives. But Christ will have victory of he darkness created by ignorant men. Our Sovereign Creator and Father has allowed this time of darkness. It will ultimately serve a good purpose for all of us. But it's time to set some of the prisoners free . . .

"O Death, where is your sting?
O Hades/Hell, where is your victory
The sting of death is sin, and the
strength of sin is the law.
But Thanks be to God, who gives us
the victory through our Lord Jesus Christ."
1 Cor. 15:55,56

The light of the gospel of Jesus Christ will bring light to all of mankind.
This internet site is part of that light.


DO YOU REMEMBER THE GARDEN ?

Do you remember the garden, where we spent our first days?
Recall now our Father, through memory's haze!

His Love so abounding, supplying all needs,
Our Family together, in harmony sweet.

How subtle the darkness that crept in that day.
How chilling the evil that called us away.

We followed it blindly as it twisted and turned,
To our own understanding, God's Paradise spurned.

We walked down sin's pathway, not counting the cost,
We reached for the flesh-life, our spirit-life lost.

Oh bitter awakening, Oh sorrowful day,
We'd traded God's Gold, for soiled rotten hay.

We looked for our Father, ever always so near,
But our dark path had led us to separation and fear.

Could no one redeem us from sin's deep dark pit?
Would we ever again in the Heavenly sit?

Yes, there is One, our Savior, ever faithful, always true,
Jesus paid our life's ransom, for me and for you.

He's conquered ALL darkness, without and within,
Brought us back to the Father, to dwell again with Him.


I Corinthians 15:22 "For just as in Adam all people died,
So also shall all in Christ be made alive!"


Tereese Cuenca 2-26-'97