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First replay
Second reply
No.
Has he not forsaken his righteousness. And has it not been said that such an one who abandons his righteousness, that God Himself shall place a stumblingblock before him so that he may fall. In the iniquity of his iniquity, in the sinfulness of his sin, he shall die.
We humans spiritually cannot overcome sin unless we are led away from it by a willingness to be led away from it. It is only when we give Him the authority to lead that the sin we so struggle with becomes a thing of the past. I give an understanding to all: He gives a way out of your sins, turn your eyes to Him and let Him be the Light of your eyes:
Luk 11:34The light of the body is the eye: therefore when thine eye is single (looking one way, not unfolded back and forth), thy whole body also is full of light; but whenthine eyeis evil, thy body alsoisfull of darkness.
Has he not forsaken his righteousness. And has it not been said that such an one who abandons his righteousness, that God Himself shall place a stumblingblock before him so that he may fall. In the iniquity of his iniquity, in the sinfulness of his sin, he shall die.
We humans spiritually cannot overcome sin unless we are led away from it by a willingness to be led away from it. It is only when we give Him the authority to lead that the sin we so struggle with becomes a thing of the past. I give an understanding to all: He gives a way out of your sins, turn your eyes to Him and let Him be the Light of your eyes:
Luk 11:34The light of the body is the eye: therefore when thine eye is single (looking one way, not unfolded back and forth), thy whole body also is full of light; but whenthine eyeis evil, thy body alsoisfull of darkness.
Second reply
I was asked not to answer all the questions until Rick returned and I complied and said I would not answer any until we start up the conversation again. But, it seemed that one took that, of me not answering, as an opportunity to say that we do not understand. So that that one does not get to prideful in his victory, I will give an answer and perhaps the one who looks for victory over his brothers and sisters will see that it is all about love and not a boastful pride.
Rick = black Me = blue
So if someone does all they can to stop a certain failure - (Let's say it is spiritual pride) -- Let us say a beseeching sin
Let's draw an illustration: a pastor of a large church has been given the gift of explaining and extrapulating the words the The Book as if he were Moses himself...........and as the tongues of angels the word flowed so beautifully and effortlessly off his tongue........and masses wept at his sermons and rushed the alter even before he gave the alter call.......(And so his ministry went, soaring ever higher and higher.....)
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But when he was home, and when he was alone with his thoughts; he would muse on himself and the great lyrical ability he had.........and he would begin to get lifted up in his own eyes.........
But as he would he recognized it every time and felt badly, as a sort of self-hatred for ever even thinking such a thing.......(and satan seeing the self loathing he(satan) could aquire in the man ; he sent ever more demons to harass the preacher..................as time passed the attacks of superiority got stronger, and his self loathing got more urgent. Until finally the preacher broke, and completely backslid into gross sin.......because he could never SEE that the ideas of self lifting up in his head were not from him at all......but from evil spirits who tormented him. -- then it would seem he was listening to the wrong spirit. And therefore, was not being led by God and was not testing the spirits to see if they were of God or satan. So, in the sin of pride, as satan, he fell from grace.
He rejects himself as being a hypocrite.......and he rejects his calling. -- he was is righteous and gives up his righteousness is no better off than the one who lives in rebellion.
He ends up drinking himself to death, because he never understood those thoughts of self-righteousness were not originating from his spirit but from evil spirits. -- So then, us being guiding by the Spirit is therefore a requirment to be led home. Seeing that if he was led by the Spirit then he would not have been led astray. It is therefore conclusive that God stands correct, he who does righteousness is righteous as He is righteous. And from that we can conclude that he who does wickedness is wicked as satan is wicked.
Does He Go To Heaven? -- No. Besides not being led by God but by evil spirits, he abandoned his righteousness for whatever reason he did. Here I tell all, if you are not being led to God's rest by Him, then where are you being led to and by whom?
Rick = black Me = blue
So if someone does all they can to stop a certain failure - (Let's say it is spiritual pride) -- Let us say a beseeching sin
Let's draw an illustration: a pastor of a large church has been given the gift of explaining and extrapulating the words the The Book as if he were Moses himself...........and as the tongues of angels the word flowed so beautifully and effortlessly off his tongue........and masses wept at his sermons and rushed the alter even before he gave the alter call.......(And so his ministry went, soaring ever higher and higher.....)
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But when he was home, and when he was alone with his thoughts; he would muse on himself and the great lyrical ability he had.........and he would begin to get lifted up in his own eyes.........
But as he would he recognized it every time and felt badly, as a sort of self-hatred for ever even thinking such a thing.......(and satan seeing the self loathing he(satan) could aquire in the man ; he sent ever more demons to harass the preacher..................as time passed the attacks of superiority got stronger, and his self loathing got more urgent. Until finally the preacher broke, and completely backslid into gross sin.......because he could never SEE that the ideas of self lifting up in his head were not from him at all......but from evil spirits who tormented him. -- then it would seem he was listening to the wrong spirit. And therefore, was not being led by God and was not testing the spirits to see if they were of God or satan. So, in the sin of pride, as satan, he fell from grace.
He rejects himself as being a hypocrite.......and he rejects his calling. -- he was is righteous and gives up his righteousness is no better off than the one who lives in rebellion.
He ends up drinking himself to death, because he never understood those thoughts of self-righteousness were not originating from his spirit but from evil spirits. -- So then, us being guiding by the Spirit is therefore a requirment to be led home. Seeing that if he was led by the Spirit then he would not have been led astray. It is therefore conclusive that God stands correct, he who does righteousness is righteous as He is righteous. And from that we can conclude that he who does wickedness is wicked as satan is wicked.
Does He Go To Heaven? -- No. Besides not being led by God but by evil spirits, he abandoned his righteousness for whatever reason he did. Here I tell all, if you are not being led to God's rest by Him, then where are you being led to and by whom?