Tkjcc it went over your head. What I meant was there will be those that want to spiritualize scripture. Yes scripture can be spiritualized but literal ALWAYS takes precedence over figurative.
Are you going to use the means of spiritualizing scripture to mean somethings that it's not?
Marc
No, because to do that is extremely dangerous.Are you going to use the means of spiritualizing scripture to mean somethings that it's not?
Unless it was directed by the Holy Spirit in the prophetic tone.Yes scripture can be spiritualized but literal ALWAYS takes precedence over figurative.
I know I want to, because what a better way to SEE and HEAR it, and how it was GIVEN. Through the Spirit. Why do you think carnal minds make up seemingly false stories, and create divisions between peoples and assemblies? It is because they cannot SEE what it is.What I meant was there will be those that want to spiritualize scripture.
But I will tell you what I saw none the less. Take it or leave it, doesn't weigh on my spirit either way. I won't ask you to believe it, nor do I want you to, unless the Spirit of Truth reveals it to you.
As soon as I really read Is 2:2-4, I saw Jesus the Christ revealed. How His KINGdom was established, how His Ministry came forth, and how those who follow Him, do EVIL to no one, and turn the other cheek when evil is done to us. Weapons are not needed for those who truly follow Him. But that is what I saw. You might see something far off in the distance, but I saw Jesus Crowned King. I see the King give his Law out of heavenly Zion, and His Word in the flesh out of Jerusalem, which is from the foundation of ALL, because in the beginning WAS the Word.
Soon as you read this, you will maybe say, "SEE there is TORAH out of Zion, told ya". But you haven't listened to what I am saying either. I agree that it is Torah, but not the Torah you think of. Which is why I asked you what Torah was, in your definition. Your Torah is completely different than mine. Abraham's was different than Moses. Mine is written on my heart, and it is mine. Only I know what it says, and what convicts me.
Even though our commands ARE the same as far as the 2 Commandments given by Jesus both in the Days of old and the Days of Him walking the Earth, which is to Love, first to God the Father, then our fellow man. ALL other commands should revolve around those 2. Which even the top 10 in stone do. But there are hundreds if not thousands which convict us of sin in the flesh, and even to break 1 of them, is to break ALL of them, and fall short of His Glory. Praise and Glory to Him for the rebirth of our fallen spirits. For only by his Sacrifice are we allowed home.
Yours might be to follow God a certain way, which is fine by me. But you cannot take YOUR Laws, and try to push them on others. If you want to lump up yours with the Laws of Moses, which is the Law of God to the Israelites, so be it. If that is what your heart tells you they are, that is personal and between you and God. I just think you might find it hard to be complete that way. But none the less, it is cool, and I respect you for that. But to say you must follow this, or that, just because it was given to a people thousands of years ago is difficult to say the least. My Father is personal and deals with me on a individual level.
Times have changed, and so the Laws that convict us also have changed, each according to his own, written by God Himself on our hearts, where the Love is. When He died on the cross, times did change. The Covenant changed, the Priesthood changed, and the Worship changed. It became Spiritual, Individual, but yet with a common purpose. We are each called by Father according to what He needs, and desires for us. This is why there is no set path to tell you to follow, for Jesus ALONE blazed the trail. How we each get there, and we will, will be according to His Will.
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