Walking with God

Enoch walked with God" (Genesis 5:24). The original Hebrew meaning for walked implies that Enoch went up and down, in and out, to and fro, arm in arm with God, continually conversing with him and growing closer to him.   Enoch lived 365 years—or, a "year" of years. In him, we see a new kind of   believer. For 365 days each adult year, he walked arm in arm with the Lord. The   Lord was his very life—so much so that at the end of his life, he did not see death (see Hebrews 11:5).


Like Enoch, who was translated out of life, those who walk closely with God are translated out of Satan's reach—taken out of his kingdom of darkness and put  into Christ's kingdom of light: "Who hath delivered us from the power of darkness, and hath translated us into the kingdom of his dear Son"  (Colossians 1:13).


Enoch learned to walk pleasingly before God in the midst of a wicked society.   He was an ordinary man with all the same problems and burdens we carry, not a   hermit hidden away in a wilderness cave. He was involved in life with a wife,   children, obligations and responsibilities; Enoch wasn't "hiding to be
  holy."
By: David Wilkerson

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