_{Good question, and an answer of which will be told one day when we get to heaven. If it wasn't for our creator (God) and those two silly people Adam and Eve just do as they were told, none of this would of never happened. As far as living on earth? I dont know what we humans would of done if the possibilty of the Gospel was never executed like it was.  It was just meant to be.}

It's time you met the real Jesus.

It's time you knew Him as He was: sometimes brusque, abrupt and authoritative. Always thoughtful, philosophical and profound.

It's time you knew that Jesus could be the kindest and most gentle human being on earth, showing boundless love, mercy and forgiveness to those who genuinely asked for it and were in a repentant spirit. But it is time to recognize that Jesus could also radiate blazing anger and could hurl swift, incisive indictments at all posturing egotists, self-righteous religionists, simpering crowd followers, or even at His own beloved disciples when they got out of line.

It's time you knew that Jesus perspired just as you do; that He grew desperately hungry and tired; that He almost starved to death on one terrible occasion; that He suffered through the entire panorama of human temptations, passions and emotions which are common to us all; that He enjoyed food and drink; that He appreciated feminine beauty.

It's time you knew that Christ could cry, shout, laugh and sing; that He could enjoy the rough camaraderie of men of His own age in an out-of-doors camp, or appreciate the glittering setting of fabulous feasts in the most palatial of estates.

It's time that you realized that Jesus was not a vagabond; that He was a professional builder in the construction business, combining the technology of "modern," first-century engineering with the art of the skilled craftsman.

Yes indeed Nicky, Something we often don't perceive is this: Since God created "us" in his image, not only are we something like him; he is something like us! It's a marvel to consider that God might actually, calling himself a Father, have what we know here on earth as a father's heart? And does not a father sometimes get angry at his children when they do wrong that he knows will hurt them? And does not a father "feel' hurt when his children deny him? Or do evil? And is not a good father upright and just, so that he he will not blink at evil forever? Amen, Blessings Nick, Kim