YeShallTread
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Those who he spake that too judged after the flesh also didmt they? Where the mystery of Christ and the Church is shown in Adam and Eve, having less to do with folks skin color though.
The same theme can be found ran according to the mystery and whats been hid in these combined
Ephes 3:6 That the Gentiles should be fellowheirs, and of the same body, and partakers of his promise in Christ by the gospel:
I dont see how judging after the flesh, plays into that or how judging after the flesh is some kind of a great mystery. I mean, if one of the mysteries pertains to the fellowship between God the Father and Jesus Christ, that cant apply. And yet another is the making known of the riches of this mystery ( even as it pertains to) all nations ( ie Gentiles). While they are also not to be ignorant of another mystery which was Israel's blindness in part (until the fulness of the Gentiles come in). And the mystery of Adam and Eve pertains to Christ and the church, made up of all nations now anyway.
Like, whats there to flesh out? Know what I am asking?
The above could have been done better, but Im stuck copy pasting amd deleting from what I have here.
The Gentiles being fellow heirs is but one of the mysteries we are given to know. The mystery kept from the foundation of the world is another. That is the mystery of the tares and tied into that is the previous age.
We are not to judge after the flesh for it just don't matter to God. However, that does not change what is written. When something is written...it is written and cannot be re-written to pamper one's PC feelings.
If it was written that Adam and David were dark or yellow or blue...they would be whatever they were. As it is, they were ruddy...able to blush.
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