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Quotes from the historical movie COUNTERPOINT starring biblical actor Charleston Heston:
- a symphony orchestra is NOT a democracy.
- what(?)ever happened to Napolean
(who thought his might was right)
With all thy getting, get understanding (Solomon)
Clarity: get the sort of wisdom, understanding thereof, which when embraced, results in thy head being crowned with "grace" glory (Proverb 4).
Get it: understanding (in such things are an allegory)!
The "grace" of our Lord Jesus => Christ with you all (which begins with "you"). Amen.
The movie Gladiator reveals Rome was a republic before it became a great empire, with corruption in and among both the emperor's family and the senate. The enlargement of the Roman Empire happened via much bloodshed of many wars, and the enlargment of the Roman Catholic church is not much different. Heck the United States of America is not much different either, having troops in as many countries as the Roman Catholic church is in... over 60. Yet there is neither peace nor safety in any of such; neither at home nor abroad...
Whereas the "kingdom" of Great Britain (which was only great of great greater greatest), under King James thereof, was at least said to have peace both at home and abroad under such a princely king devoted to both getting understanding and promoting it worldwide via the KJV of the Holy Bible (Translators of the Bible: Epistle Dedicatory).
But now the kingdom of Britain has a Prime Minister, perhaps not unlike the ministers (of Satan) spoken of by Paul The Apostle in 2Cor 11: 15, whose end shall be according to their works(plural)... allegory: grace + law is as life + death = dead end.
Politics seems to be associated with corruption (examples are far too numerous to mention) to the point people have apathy, a feeling of hopelessness, instead of passion, which is more like hopefulness. The corruption not only prevails among elected leaders (no matter who gets elected, it always turns out sh-it(ty) and oppressing [oppression is "of the devil", allegory: "of the law", which is "of Moses"] for the majority of people) but also among the beaurocrattic dblemindead servants of the people, the "many" deceived by "many" (Mt 24; Mk 13; Lk 21), to the point nobody is trustworthy anymore.
It seems a total housecleaning (of all such law folk, all "them" folk) is needed to have grace, mercy, and peace, real and lasting peace, not the temporal sort followed by economic disaster similar to temporal salvation followed by destruction noted in Jude 5, denoting their grace + law was as being blessed + cursed = accursed (a bad ending, and for all, since all are one, and there is no respect of persons with God, and a little leaven leaveneth the whole lump).
Indeed the Bible speaks of a total housecleaning in Genesis 2:1 - the host of them (prepared for war) and their heavens(plural) were (first) finished: utterly dissolved without a trace (kinda like a good dump with a clean wipe of all the sh-it).
Why? God is one of "us" (of them/us), for us, with us, said let "us" make "man" kind, and hath given "us" the victory through J=>C: the end of the law... and to the point there is no mention of law at all in "the" end (of ends) where everyone lives by grace (where no law, there no transgression).
Our Father... thy kingdom come, on earth. So it is written, so shall it (?) be done, on earth, as it is in heaven? In heaven: no law, no dead end:
http://www.godshew.org/NoLawNoDeadEnd.htm
As JC said God said, you gotta firstly bind the strong man (law is the strength of sin) to spoil the house of sin (hse of Moses), else it will spoil you, as the sons of Sceeva found out when they tried to spoil the demons and the demons spoled them, eh.
To establish His grace, the Bible clearly says "he taketh away the first (law), that he may establish the second (grace)". It also says either make the tree good(grace) or evil(law), not both, for both is an oxyMORON with a BAD ending:
http://www.godshew.org/lawphoto.htm
Selah.
TgooLJCwya. Amen.
Three Wishes: Grace Mercy Peace.
When Judas deleted himself the eleven did cast lots for his replacement, electing Mathias to replace Judas so they could be a dirty dozen again.
But God did NOT accept such casting of lots, but rather chose Saul, Saul... world's biggest legalist, to become Paul... "his witness unto all men".
As such, we hear NOTHING more of Mathias than he was elected by those upbraided for their unbelief. Rather we hear exceedingly much more about and from Paul, writer of more NT writings than all other NT writers combined... even unto the last trump it and the last Amen which goes to His "grace" with you all:
The "grace' of our Lord Jesus Christ with you all. "Amen" (so it is written, so let it be done).
Daniel Miles
www.godshew.org - founder, founded in "Jesus Christ"
www leader for "The Revelation of St John The Divine"
www leader for global things: "global reconciliation"
