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05/11/07

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As The Tower Falls

We all hate religion! Amen? AAAAAAAMMMMEEEENNNNNN! Good and hearty!

Most of us define religion as what some other guy thinks we need to do to please God and we don't agree and we don't want to. We are right about the other guy's religion but we are often blind to the religion we ourselves build around God. We all are guilty of building towers of religious thought around our relationship with Christ. We each dwell in our own ivory towers of Babel as we seek out those who agree with us or those we can sway over to our way of thinking. Some are successful in aquiring workers to help build and maintain the tower they have created, while others work and maintain alone. As the towers rise higher, those within rise higher and higher above all of those of whom we are commanded to share the Gospel of Jesus Christ. We who are to be light and salt in the world are removed from that which we are to preserve and those whom we are sent to enlighten by our attempt to reach God. Trapped in our towers of religious thought, we become worthless and fit for nothing but to be cast out and trampled underfoot.

In the first moment when Jesus is revealed to us, (or the moment of our salvation, or when we are quickened, or converted, however the language of your's and my personal religious thought names it,) we are so immersed in Jesus and in the fact that He loves us and our sins are forgiven, that the Love that has filled us can't help but to spill over onto others. Then we begin to think of ourselves as having become more wise and mature and the tentacles of legalism begin to wind themselves around our heart and mind and we begin to imagine ourselves to be much more than what we are as we either create or adopt some religious code. We can't help it for as bees build hives, people build towers to heaven in an effort to be like God. We turn from Grace and turn again to keeping the Law.

Thankfully, our towers always eventually crumble and pass away. All that is of man and not God crumbles and passes away.

I am not a keeper of the Law. Sadly, I am a Law breaker. The harder I try to keep the Law, the more likely I am to break it. I agree with God that the Law is good but it is beyond me and He has designed it that way. God will not allow us to build towers that reach all the way to heaven for He does not desire that we reach Him. His desire is to reach down to us and for us to allow Him to envelope us in His Son Jesus Christ. That we should become like His Son by the power of the Love of God that is available in Christ alone.

Jesus is my Ten Commandments. He is my daily sacrifice for sin. Jesus is my ordinances and high holy days. I am His temple and His Holy Spirit lives in me. Though I am but a Law breaker, my life is completely hid in Him. Because I love Him, I desire to keep all that He commands and His command is Love. To first love God with my heart, my soul, and my mind, with all of my might and others as myself. I am to allow the Love that fills me through Him to flow to others and for that to have a chance of happening, my ivory tower of Babel must come down.

Father, keep me from religious legalism of my own making and also of others. Keep me in your Love and keep the simplicity of your command at the forefront of my mind. Keep me from sin and protect me from evil. Place me among those who need your Love and continually empower me to love them. Keep me in the moment, for I am not given to know times and seasons, and I don't know the exact hour of your coming but Your Kingdom is here in me now and I desire that through me, Your Will to be done on earth as it is in Heaven. In Jesus' Name.

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Comment from: Timothy [Member] · http://www.TrumpetCallofGodOnline.com
"Do we then make void the Law through faith? God forbid: yea we establish the Law." (Romans 3:31)

"Wherefore the Law is holy, and the Commandment holy, and just and good." (Romans 7:12)

"Whosoever committeth sin transgresseth also the Law: for sin is the transgression of the Law." (1 John 3:4)

"And hereby we do know that we know Him, if we keep His commandments. He saith, I know Him, and keepeth not His Commandments, is a liar, and the Truth is not in him. But whoso keepeth His Word, in him verily is the love of God perfected: hereby know we that we are in Him. He that saith he abideth in Him ought himself to walk as He walked." (1 John 2:3-6)
Permalink 05/11/07 @ 15:36
Comment from: Pam [Member]
Hi Timothy,

I didn't get up and post this today in hopes of proving you wrong. I posted what God has laid upon my heart this week as in reflection of what it is that Christ has called me to do. I read Ezekial 33 last night and now I understand better what you say God is calling you to do. I can't judge what is between you and God and the work He has laid out ahead of you. I can't even really judge my own heart but Jesus can. My calling is that of an ambassador for Christ. It is my job to declare that God has made peace with mankind through the shed blood of His Son and during this age of Grace, is not counting our sins anymore.

We can never make peace with God by our own effort and now there is no need to for in Jesus there is no separation between we and God, our Father. That doesn't mean that I'm about the business of sinning, saying, "Oh well! It's under the blood! I'll do as I wish!" Quite the contrary. I have been bought with a price and my life is no longer my own but I can't upon my own effort, keep the Law. I trust Jesus to keep me. When my mind is on Him, I don't consider sinning at all.

Have a good weekend, Timothy and please know that I didn't write this post in response to yours.

Pam
Permalink 05/11/07 @ 16:19
Comment from: Ambree C. [Visitor]
Dear Timothy, I noticed you forgot to include these verses too. Let me furnish those for you...
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Romans 3:21-31

21 But now a righteousness from God, apart from law, has been made known, to which the Law and the Prophets testify. 22 This righteousness from God comes through faith in Jesus Christ to all who believe. There is no difference, 23 for all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God, 24 and are justified freely by his grace through the redemption that came by Christ Jesus. 25 God presented him as a sacrifice of atonement, through faith in his blood. He did this to demonstrate his justice, because in his forbearance he had left the sins committed beforehand unpunished— 26 he did it to demonstrate his justice at the present time, so as to be just and the one who justifies those who have faith in Jesus.

27 Where, then, is boasting? It is excluded. On what principle? On that of observing the law? No, but on that of faith. 28 For we maintain that a man is justified by faith apart from observing the law. 29 Is God the God of Jews only? Is he not the God of Gentiles too? Yes, of Gentiles too, 30 since there is only one God, who will justify the circumcised by faith and the uncircumcised through that same faith. 31 Do we, then, nullify the law by this faith? Not at all! Rather, we uphold the law.
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and in Romans 7, you forgot to add this...

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Romans 7:1-6

1 Do you not know, brothers—for I am speaking to men who know the law—that the law has authority over a man only as long as he lives? 2 For example, by law a married woman is bound to her husband as long as he is alive, but if her husband dies, she is released from the law of marriage. 3 So then, if she marries another man while her husband is still alive, she is called an adulteress. But if her husband dies, she is released from that law and is not an adulteress, even though she marries another man.

*** 4 So, my brothers, you also died to the law through the body of Christ, that you might belong to another, to him who was raised from the dead, in order that we might bear fruit to God. 5 For when we were controlled by the sinful nature, the sinful passions aroused by the law were at work in our bodies, so that we bore fruit for death. 6 But now, by dying to what once bound us, we have been released from the law so that we serve in the new way of the Spirit, and not in the old way of the written code.***(emphasis added)
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I noticed something in Romans 3:21 just now...look at what it says again:

"21 ***But now a righteousness from God, apart from law, has been made known, to which the Law and the Prophets testify.*** (emphasis added)"

If you really are a prophet and are NOT testifying about this righteousness through faith--then brother, you have some serious soul-searching to do, 'cause your claim isn't holding up according to the Bible. No need to break out the concordance on this one--it's pretty plain and clear: your constant overemphasis of obeying sabbaths, feasts, celebrations and tithing isn't the message that the Law and the Prophets have testified to according to the Word of God.

I pray that the Lord will open your eyes, Timothy, to the wonderful truth that's in THE BIBLE...our righteousness, holiness, and desire to do His will is all of JESUS and NONE of us!

Ambree C. :)

Permalink 05/11/07 @ 17:01
Comment from: Pam [Member]
Hi Ambree,

I know you didn't post these to me. They are wonderful scriptures that are the bread of life. Now if I can just keep from becoming religiously unreligious, I'll be alright because Jesus loves even me, and you, and Timothy despite all of the crazy towers we construct. God woke me up this morning with, "Keep it simple, stupid!" Jesus died for us and lives for us and that is really all that we need. I love God's Law and I hate sin and only Jesus can keep me sin free. If we present the Gospel and Jesus is revealed, the rest will take care of itself. Who can resist when Jesus is revealed and who can stand against the Holy Spirit when He has taken up residence in our hearts? God wins, hands down, every time.

In His Love,
Pam
Permalink 05/11/07 @ 17:15
Comment from: Ambree C. [Visitor]
Amen and amen to that, Ms. P! :D

Ambree C.
Permalink 05/11/07 @ 18:00
Comment from: Timothy [Member] · http://www.TrumpetCallofGodOnline.com
Pam, Thank you for your warm words in my email...always appreciated. You do always fulfill what the Lord has told me about what is in your heart.
But you must know I am not leaving of my own accord, rather it is the Lord that sends me wherever He wants...I must obey. Besides I am but one man...if I stay in one place it will not serve the Lord's will of spreading His Word of warning and the Gospel(which I also am commanded to preach at every opportunity) to the "four corners of my reach" as He puts it in the Letters.
Feel free to email me anytime, because I will still be here. I am merely focusing my efforts on spreading the News elsewhere as God commands. I know you and Trent will continue to share the Gospel at Gracehead.
My service in the Lord at Gracehead was only to make His Word in the Letters known, to give correction, bring a greater understanding of the OT fulfillment in Christ, and to make all aware of the Lord's coming (and the Rapture) and God's impending judgments which start around 2011...
For He has sent me "as" John to make a strait path for the Lord to follow and to be the watchman on the wall blowing the Trumpet, which I have done and will continue to do, not by my own authority, or knowledge, or strength, but by His strength, and knowledge, and authority...for without Him I can do NOTHING.


Blessings in Christ to you always and in all ways,
Timothy
Permalink 05/11/07 @ 18:18
Comment from: Timothy [Member] · http://www.TrumpetCallofGodOnline.com
Ambree, please see my newest post here to alleviate your doubts and fears.

Here it is:
Do I or the Letters preach the "gospel of the adversary"? You decide...

Click link and then read all of this blog before making a judgment about me or the Letters from God and His Christ--->Do I or the Letters preach the "gospel of the adversary"? You decide...

Click here to test me according to the Bible---> Discernment of True and False Prophets/Teachers/Churches
Permalink 05/11/07 @ 18:33
Comment from: Pam [Member]
Timothy,

We all crave agreement and unity but I've found that God usually teaches me a great deal more through conflict, even with other believers, and even though it can hurt a great deal. According to the Bible, a prophet, I think, must accept conflict as part and parcel of their work. Not all has been in vain here Timothy and I don't think there are many who doubt your sincerity even if they are still scratching their heads a bit over your purpose and your words.

May you grow more like Jesus every day and ever closer to the Father.

Pam
Permalink 05/11/07 @ 22:23
Comment from: Ambree C. [Visitor]
No doubts or fears here, Timothy...all I'm doing is giving you the scriptural basis for God's grace through faith in Christ. I hope that one day soon you'll give into the God and Christ of the Bible and accept the message of Jesus' unconditional love for you--and also come to grips with His finished work on the cross AND His empty tomb. He fulfilled ALL of God's law for us because He knew that we coudn't do it, and now once we accept Him, we are considered holy and acceptable in God's sight--because we're IN Christ. Jesus told us in the Word Himself, "IT'S FINISHED!" I pray you'll have your eyes opened to see that...

Sincerely,

Ambree C. :)
Permalink 05/12/07 @ 07:16
Comment from: Timothy [Member] · http://www.TrumpetCallofGodOnline.com
Thanks Pam.

Blessings in Christ to you and all your beloved,
Timothy
Permalink 05/12/07 @ 11:13
Comment from: Timothy [Member] · http://www.TrumpetCallofGodOnline.com
Again Ambree click this link below and you we see all that I and the Letters proclaim about Jesus' forgiveness over and over. You are still speaking by assumption not having read the whole of what God has given me to share. Please read it and your heart we be moved and at peace concerning me and the Letters. For we proclaim the same thing about Jesus' we only disagree about the were the Law now fits into our faith.

Click link and then read all of this blog before making a judgment about me or the Letters from God and His Christ--->Do I or the Letters preach the "gospel of the adversary"? You decide...
Permalink 05/12/07 @ 11:17
Comment from: Len Hummel [Visitor] · http://www.myspace.com/lenbenherehear
Anyone who thinks that JESUS or Paul *negated* the moral law of GOD is living under a delusion.

Grace is NOT a license to sin, ... neither is it license "to live as we please" WITHOUT regard to GOD'S CLEAR AND UNMISTAKABLE WILL AND COMMANDMENTS.

GRACE IS GIVEN to the humbled and the repentant for ESSENTIALLY TWO PURPOSES:

* forgiveness and salvation.

and

* TO RECEIVE THE HOLY SPIRIT which ENABLES us to live a life pleasing to GOD and KEEP HIS WORD. [and to grow even unto perfection and maturity]

Obedience does not save us, ... but OBEDIENCE AND FRUIT are among THE MOST IMPORTANT SIGNS that one is actually saved and "born from Above."

We are never to be brought under any kind of legalistic-bondage; NEITHER are we to disregard THE MORAL LAW and commandments of GOD.

Permalink 05/12/07 @ 14:05
Comment from: Timothy [Member] · http://www.TrumpetCallofGodOnline.com
"Obedience does not save us, ... but OBEDIENCE AND FRUIT are among THE MOST IMPORTANT SIGNS that one is actually saved and "born from Above." ~ Len

YES! Len Amen. This is what I have been teaching and this is what the Letters teach. If the visiting Christians here would just read all of my posts and that contained in the Letters and at my website, then they would know that I teach the Truth as I received it from God and that indeed we are NOT saved by works, by the grace and sacrifice of Yeshua are we saved. Yet if we abide in Him and love Him then by obedience to Him, STRIVING to walk as He walked, in this is our love made perfect in Him.

"Do we then make void the Law through faith? God forbid: yea we establish the Law." (Romans 3:31)

"And hereby we do know that we know Him, if we keep His commandments. He saith, I know Him, and keepeth not His Commandments, is a liar, and the Truth is not in him. But whoso keepeth His Word, in him verily is the love of God perfected: hereby know we that we are in Him. He that saith he abideth in Him ought himself to walk as He walked." (1 John 2:3-6)
Permalink 05/12/07 @ 21:55
Comment from: Timothy [Member] · http://www.TrumpetCallofGodOnline.com
Pam, Please delete that comment from "ADELPIT346"...

I know all will agree with me on this one. They are trying to provoke Len back to their site to partake of their ungodliness, especially now that the Lord has asked of him to leave this site and keep not the company of the wicked.

Len, heed the Lord's correction and the teaching of Paul and go not back. Shake the dust from your feet and be tempted no more, for these, who are perverse of heart do thrive on conflict. Therefore, SHUN them and let them eat SILENCE.
Use what the Lord has given you here according to the fruit of the Spirit and seek other forums to spread the Gospel of Truth, which is Christ Jesus. Go not back nor partake of anything from their table of blasphemy, nor eat of their rotten and corrupt fruit...for any poison mixed with pure water makes the whole poison.

Turn not back again, nor even look on them lest your faith begin to die in dissolutionment.
Permalink 05/12/07 @ 22:10
Comment from: Pam [Member]
Hi Len,

I'm not sure if your post is meant for me or someone else but in case it is for me, I don't want to be ignoring you.:0)

As a new Christian with many sin habits, I learned early on just how weak willed I am. I wanted to obey, I wanted to live a life pleasing to God and I would struggle with certain besetting sins and lose every time. I would finally reach a point of total frustration and at that point, do what I should have done in the beginning, admit my weakness and ask for deliverance. In this He proved to me over and over how desperately I needed Him not only for Salvation but also my Sanctification is wholly dependent upon Him. I can do nothing of myself but all things through Christ Jesus. That is what I meant by stating that I'm not a Law keeper but a Law breaker.

Now as a believer who's been around the block a few times, I know that as long as my thoughts are on Christ and when all of my thinking is wound around Him, He not only keeps me from sinning but also frees my mind from sinful thoughts. Separation is not so much separation from the world as separation to Jesus. When I draw close to Him, He is close to me and from sin I am set free. I no longer live to sin but to Jesus.

Pam
Permalink 05/13/07 @ 22:18
Comment from: Len Hummel [Visitor] · http://www.myspace.com/lenbenherehear
Just saw this response:

"Pam, Please delete that comment from "ADELPIT346"...

I know all will agree with me on this one. They are trying to provoke Len back to their site to partake of their ungodliness, especially now that the Lord has asked of him to leave this site and keep not the company of the wicked.

Len, heed the Lord's correction and the teaching of Paul and go not back. Shake the dust from your feet and be tempted no more, **for these, who are perverse of heart do thrive on conflict. Therefore, SHUN them and let them eat SILENCE."**

- Almost certainly this was from someone *immitating adelpit346.* You are right: there are many people full of demons and unclean spirits on that forum. Pam, for the most part, has left Delphi entirely; so also has Trent. (and many other genuine Christians have done the same). After today and your exhortation: I am only going to interact with friends who are Christians there. NO LONGER will I address ANY of the hypocrites, the pharisees, or the arrogant attack-artists. - I will leave them ENTIRELY TO GOD's Judgement and dealings. I've confronted them enough about their sin. Now it is entirely in GOD'S Hands.

Thanks again for your prayers and concern.

bro.Len




Permalink 05/15/07 @ 07:52
Comment from: Ambree C. [Visitor]
Hey Len, I just noticed something you said,

"Pam, for the most part, has left Delphi entirely; so also has Trent. (and many other genuine Christians have done the same)"

So this means that you're going to erase your username(s) and delete yourself entirely from that site, NEVER to return?

From reading some of the things you say over there, it would be the best thing for you...since conflicts REVEAL a person's nature, you need time for the Lord to renew your mind and teach you how to relate to people in a calm, respectful manner. Calling people fools, jerks and punks has nothing to do with the love described in I Cor 13. I'm not perfect either, but when you find yourself using your wrath to promote the righteousness of God, you're totally out of step with the Spirit. (James 1:20)

Finally, something we ALL can agree with!

Ambree C. :)

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Permalink 05/16/07 @ 14:30
Comment from: Ambree C. [Visitor]
Hey Timothy...let me take the time to thank you for perservering with me. :)

I agree that Christ has fulfilled the law through His life lived in love--and that same life is given to us through His Spirit--to live that same life of love through us. As far as the 'laws' that we are to abide by, both are dealing with loving God with all of our being and loving our neighbor as ourselves. We can't even do THAT without Jesus living in us, so for *us* to 'strive' to live up to ANY of God's laws is futile at best. We must focus on JESUS living in and through us, to work out I Cor 13 in us, because we, in and of ourselves, *can't do it*.

OK Timothy, I hope we agree on the above...is that the jist of what you're writing about? If so, that's great! :)

Now, as far as sabbaths, feasts and tithing are concerned: since we have the reality of Christ in our midst, there's no need to lurk in the shadows anymore. All those things point to JESUS--and since we have Him, our Light, in our hearts, there's no need to go back stumbling into the darkness of symbolisms (is that a word? lol!) Since Christ took our condemnation on the cross, there is now no condemnation to those in Christ (the Bible says this in Romans 8:1-4). So like societyvs asked you, if we don't worship on Saturday (or tithe, partake in feasts/celebrations, etc), are you saying that we will be 'condemned' by God by not doing so?

If you can clear this up for me, Timothy, that will really help my understanding of your message.

Ambree C. :)
Permalink 05/16/07 @ 15:10
Comment from: Timothy [Member] · http://www.TrumpetCallofGodOnline.com
Ambree,

2/15/07 From Timothy, with understanding received from the mouth of Jesus Christ, Our Lord and Savior -
For All Those Who Have Ears to Hear

Regarding those who seek to honor the Lord, though they be in ignorance
Remembering the Sabbath Day...To Keep It Holy

[Timothy]
If such an one, called beloved of the Lord and in whom He dwells, comes before God and dedicates any day, of which the Lord did not command, yet dedicates it to the Lord in ignorance or because of false teaching...to the Lord it is dedicated. For this is acceptable and well pleasing to the Lord. And to this same one shall it be credited unto righteousness, according to their heart, though they be in error, according to which day shall be kept holy unto the Lord.

Yet if another, who has full knowledge, come and say, "I also dedicate this certain day to the Lord", and it be the correct day, the seventh, according to the Father's commandment, proclaiming his righteousness before men, casting judgment against those he perceives as less worthy because of their error...to this man shall it be credited unto shame, though he be not in error according to the commandment. Though he has kept this day by his mouth, he did not keep it in his heart, nor unto God, but to himself has he kept it...having not kept it at all. To this man, he shall be abased.

And to the one who is erred, who yet remains humble with a sincere heart, they shall be exalted, and from this place shall they come into the correct knowledge in keeping the seventh day holy, according to the Word of the Lord, for they have already kept it in their heart, though they have lacked knowledge of which day should be dedicated. So then, in their sincere striving toward righteousness, and by the intent of their heart, shall their faith come to completion in the keeping of the fourth command of the Father, when they come into the true knowledge of the Sabbath Day, to keep it holy, being the seventh as it was written.

It is far easier to move a man, whose heart is in the right place, to a new day, than to move a man, with a wrong heart, to a place that is right, if he feels he already abides there.

Yet, remember this: All, who come into the true knowledge of the Word, must then walk in its ways, and no longer in their own way, nor in man's ways.

[Jesus]
Walk uprightly in Me, in My footsteps...
abiding in My doctrine,
according to the faith and knowledge
you have received.

Progress toward perfection, seeking on by faith,
not according to tradition or the
commandments of men.

Seek and you shall surely find,
for all you need is written for your edification
in the Scriptures of Truth.
Permalink 05/16/07 @ 17:00
Comment from: Len Hummel [Visitor] · http://www.myspace.com/lenbenherehear
Oh Ambree: you're exactly ZERO help to me in anyway.
But thanks for your supposedly "helpful" and judgemental posts: it's what I have come to expect from you.

btw: as a little reminder: GOD is the Judge of what I say and my responses to people: NOT you. - try to keep that in mind. - I know it will be very difficult: but try to do it any way.


Permalink 05/21/07 @ 08:10
Comment from: Ambree C. [Visitor]
Love you too, Len :)

In Christ,

Ambree C. :D
Permalink 05/22/07 @ 15:30
Comment from: Ambree C. [Visitor]
Timothy, thank you for your response. In a way it reminds me of Romans 14--with a huge difference. You talk about someone being 'abased' and 'exalted' when he/she dedicates a day to the Lord (with a certain mindset)...but according to the Bible (Rom 14), it states that whether you dedicate one particular day or deem all days alike, as long as it's done to the Lord, that's acceptable--and we're not to look down or judge anyone who does either one.

So, I'm sorry for judging you based on your belief on the Sabbath. If you want to keep that, you're keeping it as unto the Lord, and that's acceptable to Him. Since I deem all days alike, He also accepts me according to the Scriptures as well. :) It's not for me OR for you to judge, so as far as I'm concerned, you're cool. :D :D :D

So I'm OK, you're OK...were ALL OK!!! :D :D :D

Since Christ is our Sabbath, we can deem all days alike, or we can dedicate one special day. Isn't freedom in Christ great?

Ambree C. :D
Permalink 05/22/07 @ 16:04
Comment from: Timothy [Member] · http://www.TrumpetCallofGodOnline.com
Ambree, Yes, but what I meant was a person in ignorance of the Sabbath Day is not to be judged as the Seventh Day Adventist Church has done, for instance, but once we come into the knowledge of the Day the Lord wants to be kept Holy we should do just that ...Holy, not with a judging or elevated hearts. This Letter I wrote for the Seventh Day Adventist because of what they said against those who do not keep the Sabbath, though they may be in ignorance...
**The Lord looks to the heart.**

**But as I have told you and all here: The 4th commandment stands and shall never pass away, because the Law of the 10 Com. will never pass away.

**God at the beginning rested the Seventh Day and sanctified it and said to keep it Holy, because God made it Holy. Saying rest on the Seventh Day and keep it Holy. And so we can dedicate any and all days to the Lord, but the SEVENTH DAY WE SHALL KEEP HOLY because God Himself has made it Holy and so we obey and keep it Holy and we shall do so forever, to honor Him and to remember what He did, even as a reminder of the Seventh Day that is yet to come - The 1000 year reign of Christ.
Remembering also as the Bible said, we shall go up to Jerusalem in the Kingdom even from Sabbath to Sabbath.

So don't be so sure in your understanding, nor trust in the doctrines of men, who say Jesus replaces or does away with the Sabbath, for He upholds and the Law and did not come to destroy it but to establish it in our hearts.

I have told you from the mouth of God that we are to keep the Sabbath once we know the Truth. And I have even provided you with many verses. You no longer are in ignorance...obey the voice of the Lord and His commandments, as He Himself wrote them, and not as you would rewrite them. Stop using Jesus as a way out of obedience which makes Him the author of sin and a liar. Rather embrace His teaching and do as He did and His grace shall be sufficient for you to keep all that He upholds.


"Do we then make void the Law through faith? God forbid: yea we establish the Law." (Romans 3:31)

"And hereby we do know that we know Him, if we keep His commandments. He saith, I know Him, and keepeth not His Commandments, is a liar, and the Truth is not in him. But whoso keepeth His Word, in him verily is the love of God perfected: hereby know we that we are in Him. He that saith he abideth in Him ought himself to walk as He walked." (1 John 2:3-6)


Permalink 05/22/07 @ 23:11

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