Three Wishes: Grace Mercy Peace.

Of two gospels: "this gospel" and "that gospel", the biblical God shew speaks of "also that", "also merciful"... and wheresoever this gospel is preached, also that shall be told (for comparison)...

- "that" God (of this/that Gods) is light, and in him there is no darkness at all (allegory: grace cannot law... "the God of all grace" has no law at all)
- "that" Jesus Christ is come (the true one of false/true spirits in 1Jn 4)
- the Lord is now "that" Spirit, and where that Spirit (of this/that spirits) there is liberty (of bondage/liberty)
- of this/that lights (lesser/greater) it is the greater light ("that" Light) which rules the day
- to wit, "that" God was in Christ reconciling the world unto himself (2Cor 5:19)
- "that" God, "that" Jesus Christ, "that" Light, "that" Spirit, "that" Prophet, "that" gospel ... speaks of that of this/that in a before/after biblical shew about law/grace... what is of was/is... and His grace "is": sufficient, hence there is no mention of law at all in the end where and when his angel plays the last trump it:

TgooLJCwya. Amen.
Daniel Miles
www.godshew.org

Be ye perfect, as your Father in heaven is (Mt 5:4
Perfect-ion is "also merciful" in Luke 6:36

"You" do the allegorical reasoning. And remember the end of the commandment: Love(God) one another, as I have loved "you".

Note: pure law has no mercy at all (all who died under Moses' law died "without mercy": Heb); and the oxymoronic mixture of grace + law having a bad end, the dead end of life + death = a dead end has mercy being hindered by the enmity thereof: law, so His grace can't (yet) be merciful to y'all until y'all let law be the dead testator of the NT, and so His grace may be of "force" (Heb 9).

The "you" of a ye/you scenario in 1Peter 5:10 is the after part of such before/after, just as "you" in: "ye" shall know the truth and the truth shall make "you" freeAnd the "you all" of the end (Rev 22:21) begins with "you". Selah.