Reading Leviticus 7  today I asked a question about the Fellowship Offering.

Many people who know me will say that I am a strong Christian and I have certainly been in the faith for a while. I do basically like ‘staying behind the scenes’ and love writing and sharing God’s word through writing. God is really my passion but there is one thing I always felt guilty about – my prayer life. I admire people that can pray for hours (though I am now realising that when you enjoy God’s presence, you won’t know when you have spent hours in His presence). There is of course nothing wrong in admiring people, but it also made me feel a bit ‘inadequate’.

There are those God has as his chosen people, the Jews.  The Old Testament shows us they have been hard headed and cold hearted.  Yet his love persists.

God gave the Jews many prophets and His son, Christ Jesus as His servant to invite them into his grace - His wedding banquet.

Some were too busy and didn't pay attention and turned down the offer.  Some rebelled and killed the prophets and killed Jesus.

Through His Son, and with help from the Apostles, he then invited anyone on the street (all us Gentiles and sinners) to come to Him; to his wedding banquet.

Some of us accepted His offer and promised to attend.

But what should we wear to His wedding banquet?

Here is my understanding...