- Only Noah and his family were saved and all the people were killed with “water".

- Why did Christ compare His day, saying, “As it was in the days of Noah?”

- How relevant is Noah’s story in our time?

- How many people pondered on the distinction of these terms or terminology?

- Can we discern this during the time of Christ?

- Today?

- How many Christians can claim knowing the NAME of God?

- What is His NAME?

- What is His new NAME?

- For salvation, who do not claim trusting God?

- How come trust in God is shared with religious leaders?

- For the religious leaders, what a great feeling to be looked up by the laity!

- The Cross has become the symbol for truth to Christianity.

- For on it did Christ fulfill the testament of salvation.

- And here did Jesus reveal His two roles.

- “How do we “eat the flesh” of Jesus? Can we really “drink His blood”?

- “Only Christ can reveal the truth to His chosen.

- “As a consequence, they become the Temple of Holy Spirit.

Contemplate on the following:

- “I am married unto you, saith the Lord.” (Jer 3:14)

- “For thy Maker is thine husband; the LORD of hosts is his name.” (Isa 54:5)

- An invitation, “Come hither, I will shew thee the bride, the Lamb's wife.” (Rev 21:9)

- Perhaps one would wonder what correlation is there between Adam and blasphemy against the Holy Ghost or “sin that leads unto death.”

- Yet there is when God reveals the mystifying identity of the First and Last Adam.

- As a result, human perception of the First Adam and Jesus Christ is opened to question.

- In a dream Jacob saw angels going up and down the ladder reaching up to heaven.

- Jesus promised Nathanael to see heaven open and watch the same thing.

- Since this cannot be literal, let God reveal the spiritual message?

- Who among Christian denominations do not claim to know the Holy Ghost?

- And who do not profess to have received the benefit of Pentecost from the Holy Ghost as the early Disciples did?

- Ever since, this is one topic of interest to Bible believers

- Speculations on the matter at different times since the early centuries of Christianity have flourished extending almost 2000 years.

- Hence the question, “…Where is the promise of His coming? For since the fathers fell asleep, all things continue as they were from the beginning of the creation.” (2 Peter 3:4)

- More mystifying is what our Lord said, “Verily I say unto you, This generation shall not pass, till all these things be fulfilled.” (Mat 24:34)

- Who are the “babes” and “adults” in the eyes of Christ?

- How many people want the virtue of “babes” so as to be endowed with divine knowledge and wisdom?

- To whom do many people want to be identified with? To the “babes” or “adults?

- Before, Nicodemus a renowned preacher of salvation was not “born again!”

- How many of the professing apostles of Christ today are “born again?”

- How and why did Jesus refer to people deserving eternal life as “sheep” and to the damned as “goats” in His Parable of The King at the end of the world?