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Encouraged by the motivation of serving His congregation in Corinth, through the Apostle Paul, God’s  servant who was entrusted with establishing, guiding, and advising God’s people there in God’s word which reads : “Though I have the gift of prophecy and know all mysteries and have all knowledge; and though I have faith perfect to move mountains, yet I have no love, I am utterly useless” (TB 1 Cor 13:2). So, with the motivation because I love God's congregation, who have mistaken the spiritual gifts that God has bestowed or have wrong perceptions, I wrote a paper with the title "Using spiritual gifts as a form of building congregations", so that we all know that the gifts that are God gives is to have noble intentions and goals.  

Encouraged by the motivation of serving His congregation in Corinth, through the Apostle Paul, God’s  servant who was entrusted with establishing, guiding, and advising God’s people there in God’s word which reads : “Though I have the gift of prophecy and know all mysteries and have all knowledge; and though I have faith perfect to move mountains, yet I have no love, I am utterly useless” (TB 1 Cor 13:2). So, with the motivation because I love God's congregation, who have mistaken the spiritual gifts that God has bestowed or have wrong perceptions, I wrote a paper with the title "Using spiritual gifts as a form of building congregations", so that we all know that the gifts that are God gives is to have noble intentions and goals.  

Prophecies about the coming of the Messiah are recorded in the Old Testament and have been fulfilled in the New Testament. The prophecy delivered by the prophets Isaiah, Jeremiah, and Ezekiel is a prophecy of the coming of the Messiah to redeem mankind from sin and He will come as King for all nations. The arrival of the Messiah in the Old Testament is associated with the fall of the Kingdom of David and He comes as a liberator in suffering and He comes as a strengthener of the Kingdom of David. The Messiah came as a leader who brought His people into prosperity and peace. In the New Testament the Messiah came as a bringer of salvation for mankind. He came to free humans from sin and humans live in peace.

The vision of passing from death to life is a glorious awakening. It is something that nature completely ignores, totally contrary to how it works (une privatione ad habitum non datur regressus-no way without ownership). Interestingly, the book of Ezekiel shows an unusual hope. In a valley full of human bones, God asked, "Can these bones rise again?" " Impossible! However, Ezekiel knows that nothing is impossible in God's hands. This paper uses qualitative research methods with a literary approach to present problems as well as analyze and collect data. With this in mind, the writer wants to discuss a number of things related to the text of Ezekiel 37 :1-14 itself. The main problem being considered is how to interpret the passage Ezekiel. 37:1-14. The conclusion is that through the text of Ezekiel 37:1-14, God actually wants to convey promises and messages of hope through Ezekiel. Text it mentions that Ezekiel saw a vision of dry bones in the valley, which was interpreted as a promise to save the Israelites.