But if we         

 

as he is in the light, we have fellowship one with another, and the blood of Yahshua Messiah (Jesus Christ) his son cleanseth us from all sin --1 John 1:7

Sharing the Everlasting Gospel with the World, Walking in Obedience to the Creator, in His Light, and Salvation through His Son Yahshua the Messiah.
As Hebrews 13:8 aptly points out: "
Yahshua Messiah (Jesus Christ) the same yesterday, today, and forever." Knowing this, it's not hard to discern what Yahshua (YHWH will save) would affirm today; it's the same truth He attested to as he walked this earth some 2000 years ago - an exclusive way to the Father (John 14:6) and that man, as a sinful creature, is in need of a Saviour.(John 3:16-21).
But ye, brethren, are not in darkness, that that day should overtake you as a thief. I Thessalonians 5:4
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  John Charles Ryle

 

 John Charles Ryle was born to John And Susanna Ryle of Macclesfield, Cheshire County, England on May 10, 1816, . He attended Eton and then went on to Oxford, completing his Oxford studies in 1837, at which time he became a committed believer through faith in Christ.

      Bishop Charles Sumner of Winchester ordained J. C Ryle as a minister in the Anglican Church, (Church of England) in 1841. In 1880 Ryle was named the first Bishop of the newly constituted diocese of Liverpool.

      Throughout his ministry he became known and beloved as a defender of the evangelical reformed faith.

      At 83 (February, 1900), Bishop Ryle retired after many years of faithful ministry, and passed from this life on June 10, 1900.

His writings:

Thoughts for young men

Light from old times