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Re: Re: Two Miss Quotes, and two liars, WILL YOU BELIEVE THE WORD OF GOD |
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Daniel Miles |
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Mar 18, 08 - 8:25 AM |
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207.47.165.62 |
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approved@godshew.org |
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http://www.godshew.org/PersonalSaviour.htm |
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Dear Chris,
Grace unto you, and peace,
from God our Father and the Lord Jesus Christ.
What I'm saying is we are all perfected in "Christ": "is the end of the law": Romans 10:4; in "Christ": is "Saviour of the world": John 4:42. For law not only imputes sin, it also imputes unpardonable sin both in this world and the to come. Law is not only the root source of sin: Romans 5:13, but also the "strength" ("strong man": Matthew 12:29) of sin's death sting: 1Corinthians 15:56. By the curse of the law if any try and fail to keep all the law all the time, unto a 1000 generations, all are accursed. So the only plausible salvation for any, and all since there is no respect of persons with God, is by abolition of law, which Christ did for us: Ephesians 2; And because law was against us: Colossians 2. For law is "both good and evil", ends badly: evil concupiscence; And law is corruptible (wrongfully convicts), but grace is incorruptible (neither tempts nor can be tempted). Law is a catch all, a catch 22: damned if you do & damned if you don't. It's the "ministration of condemnation": 2Corinthians 3:9. God did not send his Son to condemn (law) the world, but that the world through him (through J-->C) might be saved (graced & truthed): John 3:17.
Law: ministration of condemnation, condemns world
Grace: ministration of righteousness, saves world
It's a before/after shew of law/grace: the comparison of "contrary" things. By law it's all condemned, none enter. By grace it's none condemned, all enter. For there is no respect of persons with God, which is a constant theme from 2Chronicles ... 1Peter. So whatever applies to any applies to all, not some only.
If we apply all have sinned, it condemns all to the penalty of sin: death; Reconciles all to death, and not receiving the promise, as in Hebrews 11 hall of shame. For doing the will of God (I will have mercy and not sacrifice = I will have grace and not law) precedes receive the promise: Hebrews 10:36. So again, it becomes necessary to abolish law (global condemnation) for any to be saved, and if any be saved all be saved (graced), because there is no partiality with God. So, whether we perceive God as Law, or as Grace, there's no partiality either way. However by law all die, and by grace all live.
Law is good, but it's also both good and evil.
Law is holy, but it's also listed among unholy.
Law is spiritual, but it's as spiritual abuse.
We thus judge if one died for all, then were all dead. All dead = extinction, not salvation. Salvation is all live, happily ever after the abolition of law.
Chris, you seem to be hung up on "last Adam", not knowing "as in Adam all die" = extinction. Even so in Christ shall all be made alive = salvation. You can't have both extinction and salvation, unless you're an oxy-moron with a bad ending, as one proselyte, who'd have grace + law (life + death = dead end). So first divide assunder soul/spirit (first Adam/last Adam), and then compare spiritual things with spiritual: compare Jesus(last Adam) with Christ(neither Adam).
Jesus: division(unrest) and not peace(rest)... law
Christ: peace(rest) & not division(unrest)... grace
Jesus: Saviour of Israel... partiality
Christ: Saviour of the world... no partiality
Jesus is first part of "through Jesus-->Christ".
Eternal life & peace with God are through J-->C.
Reconciliation is through Jesus-->Christ-->to God.
Jesus took grace + law and made it grace or law.
Christ took grace or law and made it grace only.
God will not have mention of law, brings death.
Adding law makes God's grace "no more grace".
Justification by law makes Christ of "no effect".
You can only be undefiled when there is "no law".
Pure religion arrived "undefiled": James 1:27.
Pure religion also remained unspotted.
There's a difference between Noahic grace (had partiality) and JC grace (has no partiality).
So, the end we are told to endure unto, and to be saved(graced) only, has no mention of law at all:
The GRACE of our Lord Jesus Christ with you all. Amen. |
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