iktca
i think you do know, stop and listen to what your heart tells you about you.
not your feelings or thoughts...but what your heart says.
your spirit is sincere, i think it can tell us about ourselves.
it reminds us when we lie, we say things that arent true and it suddenly says "you know thats not true, and you say things and it suddenly says "you know you dont mean that" you say things and do things and it suddenly says " you know your doing that for the wrong reasons..."
listen to your spirit. if you can get quiet and still enough to do that.
the bible says your spirit is the candle by which God searches your inward parts.
God will search you and expose you to yourself, by your spirit.
your heart.
oworm
i read something awesome today that showed me i was wrong about somethings and showed the truth about "grace-law" and how faith and worls ought to work together.
becuase there are people who try to WORK, and dont have faith in grace and fail.
but there are also people try to have faith, but dont do works, and think all works and the law is dead, and also fail. they think that becuase of faith grace there is no need for works or law, and dont believe either are possible anyway.
romans 3.23-24
for all have sinned and fallen short of the glory of God; being justified freely by his grace through redemption that is in Christ Jesus.
so salvation is of grace not works!
no one is saved of the law! not one! it is only of faith and grace, so no one can boast!
romans 3.31
do we then make viod the law through faith? God forbid: yea, we establish the law.
Just becuase we are under grace and saved through faith and not works, does not mean the law is void, does not mean we dont need to work!
he said he established the law, that word means to make stand, to hold to, etc.
we are still supposed to be righteous and holy, doing the things the law said to do, still being as holy as the law commanded us to be.
grace and faith, does not make viod the law.
we are under grace and faith, and thats what saved us, but we still have the law in our lives.
we are still commanded to be that holy.
im not talking about honoring rituals and things, but the holiness of the law is still commanded of us.
grace did not free us from the law.
it forgave us of ever breaking it and offered an everlasting grace and mercy to always justify us.
it also gave us access to glory and power and holiness through Gods power in us, and we commanded to take it and use it.
Lee.