Existence without an enemy ... a concept many, deceived by many, can't fathom
Three Wishes: Grace Mercy Peace.
As we go fwd ho to us-ward on the prophetic third day, we find many, deceived by many, cannot fathom existence without an enemy. Yet such a place (no law, no dead end) is where we are all going, and it's not optional, but immutable; for the will of God (I will have mercy, and not sacrifice) is immutable x 2: God cannot lie nor die (allegory: His Grace cannot law).
Existence without an enemy is only foreign to those religious folk such as the Salvation Army, who are "War" Cry conscious, perceive an enemy, not knowing they oppose themselves, and it's a recoverable mental illness (Apostle Paul to Timothy) which comes with study, awareness, and understanding.
Just as fear is learned, and nigh unto a worldwide epidemic lately, it can also be unlearned, worldwide; for love(God), the perfect sort, hath no fear ( because fear hath torment).
In the same manner His grace, the pure sort, has no law (because law worketh wrath, and such is a ministration of death).
So perfect love(God) is all about pure grace(God)... James 3 noting that wisdom from above is firstly pure, then it's peace-able, among seven things; Apostle Paul noting: Grace unto you... from God our Father. Then it's peace unto you from the Lord JC.
Biblical fact: No pure grace, no peace able.
Let us all come, and boldly, to the throne of "grace". Why? To obtain mercy (the merciful sort) unto all (God help us all), not some only as them proclaim in their left behind fiction-all stories. And to find grace (seek and ye shall find). Why find grace? To help. When? In time! ... Hebrews 4:16
Re: Existence without an enemy ... a concept many, deceived by many, can't fathom
Existence without an enemy, what a concept.
Many still say awake the king, the kingdom is under attack from a phantom menace... how childish, to perceive such a "shadow" of death, such a dark version of things to come, is the very(true) things to come (not in Heb 10). The Psalmist said: Yeah though I walk "through" the valley of the "shadow" of death, I will fear no evil (allegory: fear no law).
The Bible speaks of the "last enemy" (the grace enemy): "the last enemy shall be destroyed death" in 1Cor 15, which also speaks of law being the strength of sin, and the sting thereof death.
So the last enemy, which imputes sin (Rom 5:13) is law, and it imputes sin to all, not some only. So the only way any can be free of sin is die to the law rather than by such a ministration of death as law, from a bad case of life + death (grace + law)...
Rather let law be the dead testator of the NT (Heb 9), so grace may be of force to all. For if there is no respect of persons with God, then it's all or none at all, and the end suggests it is all.
The "you all" of "the end" in Rev 22:21 begins with "you"; so it behooves you to die to the law, to become alive unto God (allegory: alive unto His Grace). Thereby ye(plural) becomes perfected you(one) as the before/after scenario of ye/you in 1Peter 5:10, and such is by "the God of all grace" (no law).
Existence without an enemy speaks of exitence without law (for law worketh wrath: Rom 4:15; is a ministration of death: 1Cor 3; the accuser of the brethren: Jn 5;45; also a ministration of condemnation: 1Cor 3; and the strength of sin: 1Cor 15:56 which has a deadly sting to all, not some only).
No law, no dead end:
http://www.godshew.org/NoLawNoDeadEnd.htm
As shocking as it may be to some, that is the gospel.
