Grace unto you, and peace,
from God our Father, and the Lord Jesus Christ.
Perhaps many, deceived by many, have not yet noticed the grace us message(exhortation) in Hebrews 4:16 ...
"Let us therefore come boldly to the throne of grace, that we may obtain mercy, and find grace to help in time of need".
Let - when it's grace of law/grace, the word "let" is used, such as in "let there be light" of darkness/light (ignorance/understanding).
us - when it's grace of law/grace, it's "us" of them/us, for God is one (of us) from the beginning, with us, for us, and hath given "us" the victory, which is why(?) the Lord is longsuffering to us-ward.
therefore - when it's grace of law/grace, the evidence is first given to make something evident and then the conclusion is stated as a "therefore" (what's it there for? ... our learning: Rom 15:4)
come - when it's grace of law/grace, it's "come" of go/come (come out from among them, come let us reason together, etc). But when it's law, it's go (let my people go, go ye therefore and learn).
boldly - when it's grace of law/grace, it's boldly of cowardly/boldly (fear/love), and "boldly" also speaks of all (of some/all), brethren all, all one: us. So the exhortation is to let us come boldly to the throne of grace
the throne - when it's grace of law/grace, it's one of twain/one, "the" throne, one only, the only wise God (of foolish/wise Gods), the only true God (of flase/true Gods), the only Potentate, one only, that of this/that, one winner take all in such a revelatory shewdown of Johnny Law vs His Grace.
of grace - when it's grace of law/grace, no mention is made of law at all, such as "Grace unto you (of ye/you) ... from God our Father; such as "The grace of our Lord Jesus Christ with you all. Amen".
Why? Why let us come boldly to the throne of grace?
- to obtain mercy (of sacrifice/mercy)... because God will have mercy and not sacrifice (Hos 6:6; Mt 9:13), grace and not law, bless and not curse, life and not death, good and not evil... and for all, not some.
- to find grace (of law/grace)... the objective of seek and ye shall find; find grace to help... help solve the mystery of God in time (since there is neither mystery nor time for such in eternity where understanding prevails among us all)
When? - in time, of need. Obviously there is no greater time, of need, than right now, in the third day of AD, when the world appears sow ****ed up by them of them/us we need dyslexic glasses to make it look right of left/right.
So let us therefore come boldly to the throne of grace to obtain mercy ... the merciful sort of merciless/merciful, for all of some/all, from the God of all grace (no law at all); the God of all: grace.
Grace unto you, and peace,
from God our Father and the Lord Jesus Christ.
Interesting thing about the Bible being allegoric, is when it comes to what God has appointed "us" of them/us to "obtain" in 1Thes 5:9, namely "salvation" ("escape" in Heb 2)... as compared to what's provided for "them" in 1Thes 5:3, namely "no escape"...
And looking at what "us" are to "obtain" at the throne of "grace", namely "mercy"...
And looking at Hebrews where it says all who died under Moses' "law" died "without mercy", well, it allegorically and reasonably suggests there is neither salvation, nor mercy, nor escape with the law of such law/grace... perhaps why(?) law got abolished by the prototype ("author" of eternal salvation). He is our peace.
So, if I were one of "them" law abiding folk, I'd be converting to one of "us" grace folk, and asap, lest my ass was grass via law worketh wrath, infirmities, accusation, condemnation, and a merciless dead end.
