I Will Spew Thee Out of My Mouth

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Thank you. I have heard that before and it certainly does enhance our walk with the Lord.

What if a new person gets saved and is not doing those things above you mentioned and the event happens where we are to "have extra oil" occurs. Does that new person not qualify for "being ready?" because they were not actively "doing these activities".
Well Jesus told the man on the cross he will be with him in paradise. To my knowledge the guy didn't have extra oil but he did accept christ in his heart. God judges the heart to determine who is ready. While he does look at those activities he judges the heart first.
 

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Well Jesus told the man on the cross he will be with him in paradise. To my knowledge the guy didn't have extra oil but he did accept christ in his heart. God judges the heart to determine who is ready. While he does look at those activities he judges the heart first.
This guy obviously trimmed the wick on his lamp before asking Jesus to remember him when He comes into His kingdom. Apparently, his oil was sufficient. God does indeed judge the heart.
 
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Well Jesus told the man on the cross he will be with him in paradise. To my knowledge the guy didn't have extra oil but he did accept christ in his heart. God judges the heart to determine who is ready. While he does look at those activities he judges the heart first.
I agree...we have a great Lord that loves us deeply.

So, this "extra oil" thing is not really that definable. There are most likely many views on exactly what this is. Including on the setting in which Jesus said it in too. We can take something out of it's context and try to apply it to other areas and get ourselves mixed up.

I think I'll look around and see what some other people's thoughts were on this "extra oil" thing. Sometimes the Lord gives "parts of understanding" to us and I find I get a clearer picture as I listen to people anointed to speak on any particular subject.

I get one part form this person and then another from this other person. That's why the Lord has shown me to be open to learn from others even if they are off in another area. Just spit out the sticks and eat the hay sort of thing.

 
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I agree...we have a great Lord that loves us deeply. So, this "extra oil" thing is not really that definable. There are most likely many views on exactly what this is. Including on the setting in which Jesus said it in too. We can take something out of it's context and try to apply it to other areas and get ourselves mixed up. I think I'll look around and see what some other people's thoughts were on this "extra oil" thing. Sometimes the Lord gives "parts of understanding" to us and I find I get a clearer picture as I listen to people anointed to speak on any particular subject. I get one part form this person and then another from this other person. That's why the Lord has shown me to be open to learn from others even if they are off in another area. Just spit out the sticks and eat the hay sort of thing.
Yea most likely you will only get a absolute definitive answer from the Lord himself. We can only speculate his true meaning of it.
 
Mar 28, 2016
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How can satan inject thoughts into our heads?
We are temples of the Holy Spirit, purified, holy and clean.
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How do you think Satan injected his thoughts in Christ, as the Son of man? I think Christ who is the Holy Spirit, was Holy pure and clean.

The word of God is alive an able to judge the thoughts and intents of our deceitful hearts. .It would seem you are making into a machine as part of the wall paper of life.

We do not use our imagination as a source of faith. That idea I believe would mean the father of lies is active using our imagination, as a dead source of faith .God is greater than our heart .He knows all thing even the hidden ,things of our own heart.which is desperately wicked and beyond cure.

And yes we are the temple and not God the living Spirit that dwells in it. . We have the treasure of His authority in us but is never to be assumed of us. These bodies of death will die to show a person was under the wrath of God. The Son of man experienced the second death in our place.

2Corinthians 4:7 But we have this treasure in earthen vessels, that the excellency of the power may be of God, and not of us.
Do you think when a person did entered the Holy of Hollies it made the person spotless though osmosis? We offer our bodies as if they were living sacrifices. But they do not add to Christ finished work. If any man has not the Spirit of Christ they simple do not belong to him no matter how righteous the person might think they are ,they fall short of the glory of God all day, everyday as long a we have breath .

Imagine a machine that is continually looking at things and generating observations, impulses,
hopes, dreams, sad things, disturbing things, fantastic things. All of this below the surface.

That is our sub-conscious, the machine that balances and keeps us running. Now imagine that
occasionally a few of these thoughts creep through, and we see them.

They are part of the whole, but we do not know which, or how they relate.
It is simply wrong to put morality or a judgement on to such things. You do not choose them
or even make them, they happen and exist. Most just ignore them, as part of the wall paper
of life
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I don't think a person could ignore something that is a secret to them . Remember the word of God is is a discerner of the thoughts and intents of the heart.


Who can understand his errors? cleanse thou me from secret faults.Keep back thy servant also from presumptuous sins; let them not have dominion over me: then shall I be upright, and I shall be innocent from the great transgression. Psa 19:12
 
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Yea most likely you will only get a absolute definitive answer from the Lord himself. We can only speculate his true meaning of it.

Amen...I agree.

I also believe that if we don't look at all scripture through Jesus Himself and His finished work on the cross and resurrection - we can come up with some interpretations of the "extra oil" thing that could be way off base although sound good religiously.
 
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This guy obviously trimmed the wick on his lamp before asking Jesus to remember him when He comes into His kingdom. Apparently, his oil was sufficient. God does indeed judge the heart.

Christ as always must do the first works. The thief provided nothing to include trimming the wick .Can’t trim a wick without oil. He needed the oil to ask Christ to remember Him. Without him we can do nothing.

The oil represents Christ, the anointing Holy Spirit of God. He provides His faith so that we can believe Him. The man on the cross was given the hearing of faith (Christ’s). It provided all the oil needed to please God.

Not sure if it’s true but someone once told me that one of the things a Shepard provided was oil that they would place on the head of ram and when the blows did come the oil would help to relief the possibility of killing each other. The same oil, Christ our Shepard provides when believers butt heads.

Behold, how good and how pleasant it is for brethren to dwell together in unity! It is like the precious ointment upon the head, that ran down upon the beard, even Aaron's beard: that went down to the skirts of his garments; Psa 133:1
 
Nov 22, 2015
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Here is one of CC's member ( mailmandan )view on the 10 virgins parable which I think is very interesting. Jesus never knew them and yet Jesus says that He knows His sheep - not that He "never" knew them at all or did know them once.

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The wording of the five foolish virgins in our text is all too familiar to the reader of Matthew’s Gospel:

Matthew 25:11 - "Later, the other virgins came too, saying, ‘Lord, lord! Let us in!’ 12 But he replied, ‘I tell you the truth, I do not know you!"

Matthew 7:21 - "Not everyone who says to me, ‘Lord, Lord,’ will enter into the kingdom of heaven" but only the one who does the will of my Father in heaven. *(John 6:40 - For my Father’s will is that everyone who looks to the Son and believes in him shall have eternal life, and I will raise them up at the last day). 22 On that day, many will say to me, ‘Lord, Lord, didn’t
we prophesy in your name, and in your name cast out demons and do many powerful works?’ 23 Then I will declare to them, 'I never knew you. Go away from me, you who work iniquity!’

The difference between the foolish virgins and the wise virgins: The wise virgins had oil for their lamps, while the foolish virgins did not. The wise virgins had the opportunity to obtain oil, and did so. The foolish virgins had plenty of opportunity to procure oil, but did not.

It is possible to be in close contact with Christ, and with Christians, and yet not be saved. I am reminded of a similar passage in the Gospel of Luke:

Luke 13:23 Someone asked him, "Lord, will only a few be saved?" So he said to them, 24 "Exert every effort to enter through the narrow door, because many, I tell you, will try to enter and will not be able to. 25 Once the head of the house gets up and shuts the door, then you will stand outside and start to knock on the door and beg him, ‘Lord, let us in!’ But he will answer you, ‘I don’t know where you come from.’ 26 Then you will begin to say, ‘We ate and drank in your presence, and you taught in our streets.’ 27 But he will reply, ‘I don’t know where you come from! Go away from me, all you workers of iniquity/evil doers!’ 28 There will be weeping and gnashing of teeth when you see Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, and all the prophets in the kingdom of God but you yourselves thrown out.

Sobering words!

Unquote: Here is the link to this post below.

http://christianchat.com/bible-disc...-we-not-lose-our-salvation-5.html#post2681801
 

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Sorry to start a thread so bluntly-----maybe need to discuss what Christ Himself meant----I personally believe there are two Churches (at least) on Earth----the Laodicean Church and the Philadelphian Church------one is lukewarm-----another is serving Christ and is promised to escape the Tribulation (Revelation 3:10)----------those that are lukewarm (no oil in there lamps) could be left for the Tribulation? ****whatever---Getting spit out of Christ's mouth sounds radical---any thoughts----I seeking to be "On Fire" and ready to go whether it's Rapture or Tribulation----taking the first bus out...
*****be sure to take oil daily----close personal relationship with Christ-----WATCH...
 
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A man proposes to his girl friend. She says yes.
They go through the marriage service and then after they are married
he goes off and lives in a different city with his new girl friend.

Was this not what getting married is all about, the ceremony and the bit of
paper?

It is amazing to me how people want to talk about life like just the knowledge
God is great, not heart transformation, being completely changed, daily waking
up to something new, meeting people with an open heart, ready to take things
to a new level. No it is actually knowing you are more lost and hopeless,
unable to cope or know Christ working deeper in your heart turning you more
into the image of Christ.

But then if you have known this, how would you know this is actually what it
is meant to be about.
 

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Sorry to start a thread so bluntly-----maybe need to discuss what Christ Himself meant----I personally believe there are two Churches (at least) on Earth----the Laodicean Church and the Philadelphian Church------one is lukewarm-----another is serving Christ and is promised to escape the Tribulation (Revelation 3:10)----------those that are lukewarm (no oil in there lamps) could be left for the Tribulation? ****whatever---Getting spit out of Christ's mouth sounds radical---any thoughts----I seeking to be "On Fire" and ready to go whether it's Rapture or Tribulation----taking the first bus out...
*****bring in the harvest---take the first bus out...
 

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Sorry to start a thread so bluntly-----maybe need to discuss what Christ Himself meant----I personally believe there are two Churches (at least) on Earth----the Laodicean Church and the Philadelphian Church------one is lukewarm-----another is serving Christ and is promised to escape the Tribulation (Revelation 3:10)----------those that are lukewarm (no oil in there lamps) could be left for the Tribulation? ****whatever---Getting spit out of Christ's mouth sounds radical---any thoughts----I seeking to be "On Fire" and ready to go whether it's Rapture or Tribulation----taking the first bus out...
*****are you seeking God---- or gold---- can you see---- or blinded by the world----are we not only wearing righteous robes---- but displaying them honourably...
 

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Sorry to start a thread so bluntly-----maybe need to discuss what Christ Himself meant----I personally believe there are two Churches (at least) on Earth----the Laodicean Church and the Philadelphian Church------one is lukewarm-----another is serving Christ and is promised to escape the Tribulation (Revelation 3:10)----------those that are lukewarm (no oil in there lamps) could be left for the Tribulation? ****whatever---Getting spit out of Christ's mouth sounds radical---any thoughts----I seeking to be "On Fire" and ready to go whether it's Rapture or Tribulation----taking the first bus out...
*****Are we hot or cold...?
 

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Sorry to start a thread so bluntly-----maybe need to discuss what Christ Himself meant----I personally believe there are two Churches (at least) on Earth----the Laodicean Church and the Philadelphian Church------one is lukewarm-----another is serving Christ and is promised to escape the Tribulation (Revelation 3:10)----------those that are lukewarm (no oil in there lamps) could be left for the Tribulation? ****whatever---Getting spit out of Christ's mouth sounds radical---any thoughts----I seeking to be "On Fire" and ready to go whether it's Rapture or Tribulation----taking the first bus out...
************Are We Hot or Cold?
 

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Sorry to start a thread so bluntly-----maybe need to discuss what Christ Himself meant----I personally believe there are two Churches (at least) on Earth----the Laodicean Church and the Philadelphian Church------one is lukewarm-----another is serving Christ and is promised to escape the Tribulation (Revelation 3:10)----------those that are lukewarm (no oil in there lamps) could be left for the Tribulation? ****whatever---Getting spit out of Christ's mouth sounds radical---any thoughts----I seeking to be "On Fire" and ready to go whether it's Rapture or Tribulation----taking the first bus out...
**** Revelation problem---Laodicean Church----where is the Church today...?----- ideas---- questions---- concerns...
 
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Well Jesus told the man on the cross he will be with him in paradise. To my knowledge the guy didn't have extra oil but he did accept christ in his heart. God judges the heart to determine who is ready. While he does look at those activities he judges the heart first.
Actually there are 2 different accounts written in the bible about them who were crucified with Jesus. Most people take the one where the thief on cross moved Jesus to honor him.