Who are these coming in the name of God in Micah 4:5; saviors able to judge as in Obadiah; and those teachers in Isaiah who guide in the right direction? It is only those called (to godly holiness) and chosen (faithful) submissive to God's plan and purpose for each of us. That is what we must believe; that is what we must work for. God's standards alone must be driving our lives right now as we prepare for Jesus Christ's return. God lays out a certain pattern and gives certain people responsibilities. Keep this pattern in your mind in considering your responsibilities of those saviors and teachers coming in the name of God with whom they have developed an intimate relationship over a period of time. This is that period of time. Jesus Christ directly taught His apostles. We know Him and believe Him through their word. Will not the same pattern continue into the Millennium? Will the people called, chosen, and faithful spend all their time working for Him (which we heard through their word)? Also within this first group of teachers we talked about, there seems to be one particular person, one person first among equals, so maybe we should spend a bit more time these next two months meditating about what Christ had to say. Within his letters are some basic important instructions regarding separation unto holiness that should be the core of what we believe, which we should spend our time on now. It makes a great springboard preparing our minds for the Feast of Tabernacles and the Eighth Day. How can we do preparation to be saviors and teachers (who come in the name of God) if we are sidetracked by all these other things that are going on around us? Those are not our responsibilities at this time. Our responsibility now is to be united through God's Holy Spirit; to be holy as He is holy, even though we could never be united in the flesh coming from so many different and perverted standards of social, ethical, and moral conduct. We are alive today together today, preparing today to serve and teach the truth to people who will have minds so diametrically opposed to one another, they will need saviors and teachers who have spent a determined lifetime learning to be holy as God is holy. This is what we must believe, and this is what we must work for. This is why we will be keeping the Eighth Day ( two months from this date) and the millennial Feast of Tabernacles, and those seven days preceding that. It is another opportunity for formal training to be holy as God is holy. And you will find many things to help you gird up the loins of your mind in preparation for that time within the next two months in the instruction from Jesus Christ through His faithful servant Peter. So, let us continue to make sure that what we believe is what we work for day in and day out. This must be what we believe this must be what we work for with all the time that God has given us in this life.