“Man uses a clock to determine the passing of minutes, hours and days. Man uses a calendar to keep track of days, weeks, months, years.

In the daily hours of time men either use these hours listlessly, recklessly, sinfully or productively. Sometimes in recalling a day men will say, ‘I’m tired but I really haven’t done anything today.’

Time is a precious Gift from God. It has value and is valuable. It has reason and it has purpose. Time is not just a measure of hours, days, weeks, months or years.

In time there is the privilege of fulfillment of life. In time and through time, there is the purpose to accomplish what God deigned time to provide us with: Sainthood for our Souls.

Daily necessities, daily productivity, daily social life, daily handling of responsibilities should be obvious to each of us at all times, and more important than being obvious, our daily life should never be without a conscious direction of decision that not only is predicated upon God’s Ten Commandments, but is guided by the full meaning in each of God’s Ten Commandments.

Moses was the deliverer of Christianity as God Willed it to be, because Moses, from God, was instilled with not only the Guidelines of Christianity but the actual Wording, Definition and Instruction of each Commandment.

The very fact that These Commandments, though condensed to a few words in our day, remained for 3,000 years in the manner of such strict discipline, directed to God’s Will for man’s behavior in all things, all matters, all ways, proves that These Sound Directives could only have come from God Himself, because only His Words could endure the peculiarity that man loves to impose, and that is to change for the sake of change, elaborate upon, for his or her intention, and/or eliminate the subject, because it does not agree with the time they live.

Time is a precious jewel and we must use time to the fullest advantage we are capable of, always remembering that time gives us the privilege and opportunity to become more pure in our mind, our body and our Faith in God.”