The Bible serves as a historical record of God's ongoing process of salvation for His people, reflecting His perspective that history from beginning to end is ultimately about completing His divine plan to bring His followers into a perfect society—something we can only fully understand in an absolute sense, as we live within the confines of our current time. Nevertheless, it is important to recognize that God actively governs both historical and contemporary events, ensuring that each generation's decisions and actions influence the overall course of history. This idea suggests that at certain moments, doors of opportunity close, while others open, allowing different generations to shape and redefine their spiritual journey—almost as if forgetting previous eras and experiences. This is why God is intimately involved in both past and present events; He is a God who exists throughout all of time and space. God's will is intricately woven into these events, and the reminders of past moments are embedded into the very fabric of eternal traits that define His divine character. The redeemed—those who have experienced God's grace—possess this eternal truth today because God's kingdom itself is eternal, reigning forever in the hearts of His people. This eternal kingdom is not confined to a specific time or place; it is a perpetual reality that influences and sustains believers through all generations. We do not believe that divine reminders or references in His Word are mere magical symbols. Instead, we see His Word as an extension of the universe itself—an eternal expression of divine power and virtue. In the current age of enlightenment, we recognize that these virtues are timeless, unchanging, and infinitely relevant. God’s message has been delivered throughout history—from the prophets of old to the life of Christ—ensuring that His Word remains eternally present. It’s as if the colors and sounds of past events are still alive among us, making the original events feel as if they are happening right now. This is why God's Word contains markers and symbols that serve as continual reminders, guiding us through time so that we do not perceive our present religious experience as closed or inaccessible. Instead, we are invited into an eternal paradigm—where past milestones of faith and divine intervention remain alive and relevant to believers united with Christ. Within this framework, we understand that historical events from the past have a direct and meaningful impact on our current personal experiences—though this connection only appears apparent if those events occurred within our lifetime. Sometimes, these past events seem disconnected from our immediate circumstances, which can lead us to overlook their significance. This ongoing presence of God is why He remains with us at all times; He continually reminds us of our redemption, calling us back to the significance of those foundational moments. These reminders serve to elevate the quality of our present faith and devotion, anchoring us in the divine narrative woven through history. In this light, all knowledge of past divine milestones is part of a divine mystery that has now been revealed to us through Christ’s revelation. We are exposed to God's eternal Word as He speaks, and through His spoken oracles, everything comes into being—either true or false—by His authority. Because of the greatness of our salvation, we are encouraged to focus on these eternal realities, grasping the immense power and significance of our deliverance. As we deepen our understanding of God's love, we are transformed—comprehending just how vast and profound His love truly is. His limitless love has the power to influence and shape us, especially as we are enlightened by the riches of His everlasting Word, which He has graciously given us. This understanding allows us to experience and appreciate the fullness of His love—a love so expansive that it continually transforms and renews us, keeping us rooted in the eternal truth of His divine purpose.