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Happiness Is...

Just as there is only one truth, there also is only one happiness. True happiness comes from a warm relationship with God. Abraham, Noah, Daniel and a host of other people have had this true happiness in the past.

What is true happiness? Happiness is:
* Finding the true purpose for your existence (Eph. 2:10).

* Knowing God's Will and then performing it daily in your life (Matt. 6:10; 7:21; Luke 8:21; 1 John 2:17; 1 Peter 2:15; 4:2, 6; Col. 1:10).

* Having the attitude of a servant toward others at all times as Jesus Christ, our Savior and example, did (Rom. 15:2-3; 1 Cor. 10:24; Matt. 20:26-28; 23:11).

* Having the knowledge of the truth - God's word - and being set free from all religious deception, with its satanic tentacles that grip the earth (John 8:31-32; Rev. 12:9).

* Being set free from all pagan religious traditions of men that make the worship of Jesus Christ in vain (Mark 7:7).

* Receiving answered prayer because you are constantly doing God's Will and are pleasing in His sight (1 John 3:22; John 9:31).

* Hating what is evil and loving what is good (Psalm 45:7; 97:10).

* Always having peace and not letting those who have no peace take yours (Rom. 14:19; Psalm 34:14).

* Always having faith in Christ Jesus that He will supply all your needs after you have done God's Will, and knowing that all will go right for the righteous (Is. 3:10, Matt. 6:25-33).

* Going to God and His word for the truth, instead of to books written by men, which are a great source of religious confusion.

* Keeping life simple by keeping it pure.

* Having the trusting attitude of a child toward the Lord at all times (Matt. 18:3).

* Learning who Jesus Christ really is by studying God's word, instead of believing what man says He is.

* Studying God's word for the answers to all of life's problems and questions (2 Tim. 2:15; 3:16-17).

* Wearing out your Bible for God by reading it every day and highlighting the Scriptures (Acts 17:11).

In conclusion, true happiness is knowing God's Ways and putting them into action in your daily life. This is the only way to be a friend of God. Remember always, Jesus Christ is God and we must keep only His words in order to be truly happy and never see death (John 8:51).

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