i have a question

[yeshuaslavejeff]

St.Patrick was a sabbath keeper like the first century believers - on the 7th day.
The country had the greatest peace when the country (St.Patrick was residing in) also kept the 7th day sabbath (Yahweh's Sabbath, set in place in Genesis/ the beginning, and sanctified by Yahweh (God).

 

[yeshuaslavejeff]

i not sure why but where im trying to discover and get closer, it's like im hitting a mental block like i cant go any further, im actually starting to think spiritual warfare is active as we speak, if there is anything negative that's observing from the spirit world and it's well known they can influence and interfere and drain on your energy levels, it's like something is trying to stop me but i can not see it from the earthly eyes but i think on a spiritual level 'they' or should i say fallen angels or demons are very active here to try throwing you off path, i seem to be aware of this.

Temptations and trials and attacks by the enemy (human and demons) is a daily occurence.
Ekklesia (born again ones) "overcome by the blood of the Lamb and the word of their/our/ testimony".

Even though we overcome daily, the attacks, temptations and traps also continue, so we must be aware and alert and warned of them daily.

The purpose of the enemy is to keep us from following Jesus, and to prevent us from finding the truth/ God's Kingdom.

 

[sabin]

thanks for that at yesuslavejeff, that's the word 'trials' i was looking for and i get the feeling the beginner christian will experience this regular and advanced christians will experience 'set backs' and go back to old ways here and there and may go completely off path for a while to recover, its definitely a long journey to mastering the bible it's like in time you sort of become a teacher for the people and share the knowledge.

 

[GodLovesCats]

Whether a Christian is old or new to the faith, the same trials occur. Having more experiernce with God is helpful because we cannot avoid temptations, but He can steer us away from giving in to them.