Among the countless billions born from Adam and Eve, only One has been fully faithful to our Creator. That One, born of a human woman, possessed the same human nature as all of us, yet He never sinned. Despite hunger, thirst, anger, desires, mockery, persecution, and an unjust death, He never allowed natural drives or attacks to dominate His mind or control His conduct. He is the forerunner of a new race, the Promised Seed, our Savior, Redeemer, Messiah, Creator, and now our High Priest. He is the model we seek to follow, introduced by God to us, calling others to give themselves by faith to be like Him. God's character is always beyond reproach; His Word declares that He changes not. Likewise, Jesus is the same yesterday, today, and forever, His character also above reproach. The central problem in humanity's long history with God, from Adam and Eve onward, lies within human nature, not with Them. Despite the well-documented relationship with the Israelitish people, marked by far more lows than highs, the issue of carnality impacts every relationship. Yet, God seeks to develop within us a quality of active love expressed through faithfulness, a consistent adherence to His commands. Notable figures like Abraham, Moses, and David exemplified high points in their relationships with God due to their faith and humility. Moses, handpicked by God, grew to be one of the humblest of humans, faithfully waiting on God and submitting to Him. Though not pushy, he was a great leader whose meekness did not equate to weakness. His wisdom and faithfulness served both him and God well in his dealings with the Israelites. God Himself declared Moses faithful in all His house, a commendation of his unwavering loyalty and responsibility in God's affairs. God desires faithfulness from us, a quality that implies undeviating attachment and allegiance to Him, His commands, and His way of life. It encompasses loyalty, steadfastness, reliability, and sincerity. Faithfulness is the instrument of continuously living by faith, consistently acting according to God's law, even at personal cost. This is what God and Jesus seek—active, consistent faithfulness in applying His Word, moving our character toward acceptability in glorifying Him.