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American versus Christian
Yeah, what he said. If you consider yourself a patriot, loyal to the people of America, then you are a fool for believing the government can be restored to the people. Lincoln lied when he suggested the federal government was … Continue reading
Don’t Overly Simplify Things
Part 1: The Moral Issue So there were some questions regarding yesterday’s post. Maybe I can answer them sufficiently. I’ve looked into this in some detail. Keep in mind that we do not appeal to the outsiders, via social pressure … Continue reading
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Tagged Biblical Law, blood guilt, covenant community of faith, idolatry, legalism, radix fidem, Satanism
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Again: Come Out from Among Them
Saying that “abortion is murder” misses the point. Big Pharma flat out lied about the use of fetal tissue in vaccine development. Babies died to make these vaccines. Edit: The primary issue here is not the use of fetal tissue, … Continue reading
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Tagged blood guilt, christian mysticism, covering, eldership, kiln of the soul, murder, spiritual warfare, worldliness
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He Is the Law
There is no clear and logical break point. When we talk about renewing the Covenant, you are not supposed to start thinking in precise definition of terms. That’s the wrong approach to anything regarding faith and religion. You are supposed … Continue reading
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Tagged church, covenant community of faith, faith, organization, religion, shepherd role
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Tiresome Whining
I always thought it was relatively simple. You were created for one purpose: to glorify the Creator. This is the fulfillment of your purpose; it is in your best interest. It’s the one and only path you can take to … Continue reading
Shall Not Pass Away
Do not think that I came to destroy the Law or the Prophets. I did not come to destroy but to fulfill. For assuredly, I say to you, till heaven and earth pass away, one jot or one tittle will … Continue reading
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Tagged faith, fleshly nature, grace, law, Sermon on the Mount, the Covenant of Moses
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Pursuing His Heart
Let’s take a broader look at this Biblical Law thing. Paul told us that we are obliged to study the Covenant of Moses, to rightly divide the Word. We are supposed to recognize the difference in context. We are not … Continue reading
Get to Know Him
I’m investing in the future for my tribe. I know going into this that I will not see the fruit of the harvest, but my appointed task is to plow the ground and plant seeds. God says to me that … Continue reading
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Tagged Biblical Law, covenant family, Eternity, kingdom of heaven, otherworldly, worldliness
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No Christ without Mysticism
Abraham was God’s chosen foundation. He brought with him a very strong background in mystical studies. When his progeny later passed into the Nile Delta for a time, that mystical background was enhanced by contact with the Egyptian version. Moses … Continue reading
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Tagged Abraham, christian mysticism, faith, fallen nature, Hebrew Mysticism, Moses
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See the Forest 05
The trees in a forest think of themselves as a community. We’ve hashed this out before: Spiritual birth is entirely on God’s initiative. It is totally a miracle. It is tangential to what we do, but it is never a … Continue reading
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