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Oil and water does not mix. The power of the HOly Spirit as the Oil, does not mix, with the muck of dirty defiled water's of*unrighteousness, which are mixed with RULES, LAWS, AND RELIGIOUS STUFF. It has no power over the Anointment of the Blood of Christ, which is the ONLY COVENANT BETWEEN us an our MOST Holy*HEAVENLY*FATHER YAHWEH.Attachments
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*You shall know them by their fruits, it says, wolves get angry with one another, so do people, but were to bring that to an end at the day's closing, not to go on, and on, it then becomes an*unrighteous*fruit of evil, and he said, 'you shall know them by their fruits." of the fruit of*righteousness, of the HOLY SPIIRT, which is Love, not fear, if you confront a ravening pack of wolves all by yourself, I bet you would be in fear, or ready praying to be with the Lord. The BEWARE OF the false teacher, cause's fear, and it is not directed by Love, which is the symbol of the gentleness of a Lamb, and a dove.
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Wolves dance with each other, and stay in a pack.
The Lord describes the Wolf in Sheeps clothing, as an
entertainer.*
Some have gotten just as aggressive as the leader of the pack,*
it is the uncontrolled work of the flesh, that hasn't been crucified, as to say,
I am crucified with Christ, never the less I live, and yet not I, but Christ liveth within me.
*I am nothing, without Love
but a roar, a noise , a tangling symbol of nothing, that*doesn't*sing a love*
song, and*laughter.
"Corinthians 13"
The Lord describes the Wolf in Sheeps clothing, as an
entertainer.*
Some have gotten just as aggressive as the leader of the pack,*
it is the uncontrolled work of the flesh, that hasn't been crucified, as to say,
I am crucified with Christ, never the less I live, and yet not I, but Christ liveth within me.
*I am nothing, without Love
but a roar, a noise , a tangling symbol of nothing, that*doesn't*sing a love*
song, and*laughter.
"Corinthians 13"
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Wolves dance with each other, and stay in a pack.
The Lord describes the Wolf in Sheeps clothing, as an
entertainer.*
Some have gotten just as aggressive as the leader of the pack,*
it is the uncontrolled work of the flesh, that hasn't been crucified, as to say,
I am crucified with Christ, never the less I live, and yet not I, but Christ liveth within me.
*I am nothing, without Love
but a roar, a noise , a tangling symbol of nothing, that*doesn't*sing a love*
song, and*laughter.
"Corinthians 13"
The Lord describes the Wolf in Sheeps clothing, as an
entertainer.*
Some have gotten just as aggressive as the leader of the pack,*
it is the uncontrolled work of the flesh, that hasn't been crucified, as to say,
I am crucified with Christ, never the less I live, and yet not I, but Christ liveth within me.
*I am nothing, without Love
but a roar, a noise , a tangling symbol of nothing, that*doesn't*sing a love*
song, and*laughter.
"Corinthians 13"
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*The love of money is the root of all evil, for you cannot serve God and money, either you love one or hate the other. The lusts of the flesh, just as the beastly flesh of an animal, it desires it's prey to satisfy it's appetite, because of it's wildness and nature, the bible says, crucify the lusts of the flesh, and desires. There is a difference, of the flesh, and the spirit.*Ecclesiastes*said, man dies like any other animal, this was in the old testament, if we believe this, then there would be no repentance of sins. But we do not live like an animal, to be in obscurity, and defilement of the flesh, as to where God's creations of his hands go, there is a divine place for all the work of his hands, but some are called dogs, in the bible. With*unnatural*affection, beasts, fierce, relentless, *with no self control, and on more,, we were called out of this, the works of the flesh, and the lusts of it. Jesus warns us that some people are this way, even as false teachers, and to be AWARE OF THEM, for they will try to distort the truth.
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Wolves dance with each other, and stay in a pack.
The Lord describes the Wolf in Sheeps clothing, as an
entertainer.*
Some have gotten just as aggressive as the leader of the pack,*
it is the uncontrolled work of the flesh, that hasn't been crucified, as to say,
I am crucified with Christ, never the less I live, and yet not I, but Christ liveth within me.
*I am nothing, without Love
but a roar, a noise , a tangling symbol of nothing, that*doesn't*sing a love*
song, and*laughter.
"Corinthians 13"
The Lord describes the Wolf in Sheeps clothing, as an
entertainer.*
Some have gotten just as aggressive as the leader of the pack,*
it is the uncontrolled work of the flesh, that hasn't been crucified, as to say,
I am crucified with Christ, never the less I live, and yet not I, but Christ liveth within me.
*I am nothing, without Love
but a roar, a noise , a tangling symbol of nothing, that*doesn't*sing a love*
song, and*laughter.
"Corinthians 13"
Do not become a prey, Wolves attack children more than any other grown adults. So we are like children in the eyes of God, we are vulnerable, and tender hearted, it says, be tender hearted one to another, so we are like children, and any wonder why JESUS THE ANOINTED ONE said, BEWARE OF THEM, FOR THEY *are ravening ferious inside. BEWARE of them. How do you get the wolf out of the pasture where the sheep are, Jesus said, he leadeth me, his staff leadeth so I choose not to run in fear.
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Jeremiah 1:8
Viewing the King James Version. Click to switch to 1611 King James Version of*Jeremiah 1:8.
Be not afraid of their faces: for I*am*with thee to deliver thee, saith the LORD.
Viewing the King James Version. Click to switch to 1611 King James Version of*Jeremiah 1:8.
Be not afraid of their faces: for I*am*with thee to deliver thee, saith the LORD.
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Who is like unto thee Oh Lord, Who commands the wind and the storms, to be at peace. That is a bible verse, but *the one from Jeremiah is also. What do you do, when *the storm is up ahead of you, and you want to go somewhere. YOu wait. Sometimes it isn't always a good thing, waiting. Sometimes where there is a storm, you don't need to go there. I luv that picture, with the people going to church, and the words "Jesus loves you" on top, but they become terrified, and it shows, on faces, in emotions, and that Wolf, that hides behind the wool, really is in darkness behind it, and brings darkness, to others, instead of a light, and the words from *the Lord that were given to us, to make us feel safe, secure, confidant, and encouraged,*strong, and stable in all our ways, is taken and the opposite is sown as bad seeds of destruction, this is called a false prophet, a false teacher, and false leader. The wolf actually destroys the fruits, of goodness, and what would make us grow, in maturity, and gives seed that makes one sick, in spirit, this is an evil worker, who sows the seeds of*unrighteousness. This is the wolf, and it's*scary*faces, presenting the image of evil, from words, instead of the image of Love who is God. The Lord said, don't be afraid of their faces, for it is only the ground that you walk upon. Where the storm was, Jesus hide, for a while, for his own safety. That's what needs to be done.
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**These area 8 Covenants God made with man. There never was a money covenant.
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The last*Covenant*was done by Jesus, when it was cut, a*Covenant*is a sign of cutting, as of blood shed, it was his own body, as the lamb, in atonement for our sins. There is no other way to the Father *but through this blood*Covenant*that Jesus did in obedience.
- [h=2]The Edenic Covenant[/h]
- The Edenic Covenant is a conditional one, found in Gen. 1:26-31;2:16-17, that traces the consequences of the sin of Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden. Their disobedience determined the fate of all of humanity. In the Edenic Covenant, God promises Adam that blessings and curses depend on the faithfulness of mankind. Because of their sin, the covenant provides that man ultimately falls to a spiritual and then physical death.
- The Adamic Covenant is found in Gen. 3:16-19 and is an unconditional covenant. Although only God and Adam are participants in this covenant, Adam is considered to be a representative of all of mankind, meaning the provision still applies today. In the Adamic covenant, God tells Adam what kind of hardships he can expect in life because of his sin. Many Christians interpret this covenant to include the promise of a redeemer who will come to rescue men from the consequence of sin.
- Found in Gen 9:1-18, the Noahic Covenant is an unconditional one that God made with Noah and his sons after the flood waters receded and everyone left the Ark. The Bible says that God caused a rainbow to appear in the sky on that day and used it to promise Noah, as well as all of mankind, that he would never again destroy the earth and all its inhabitants in a worldwide flood.
- The Abrahamic Covenant is an unconditional covenant in which God makes a promise to Abraham that he would be the father to many different nations of people and that he would prosper and be blessed. Through Abraham came the race of the Jews, and the sign of the covenant is circumcision. The details of the Abrahamic Covenant can be found in Genesis 12:1-4;13:14-17; 15:1-7; 17:1-8.
- The Mosaic Covenant was a conditional one that God made between himself and Moses. Found in Exodus 20:1 - 31:18, this covenant contains the commandments that God gave to the Israelites for uncovering God's will and for governing the people. In Christian theology, the terms of the Mosaic Covenant, which are commandments, ordinances and judgments, expired on the cross when Jesus died for the sins of men, which started the "New Covenant."
- The details of the Land Covenant are given in Deuteronomy 30:1-10. Some people have referred to this covenant as the "Palestine Covenant," however the Bible does not refer to this covenant in that manner. Here, God makes an unconditional promise to the Israelites that he will give them a land of their own. This covenant also includes a provision that when the land is given to that nation, the people will all be united once again in serving God and their enemies will be destroyed.
- The Davidic Covenant is God's unconditional promise to David that he would have an eternal dynasty. Found in 2 Samuel 7:4-16 and 1 Chronicles 17:3-15, the provisions of the Davidic Covenant center around three major components: an everlasting throne, an everlasting King (Jeremiah 32:21) and an everlasting kingdom (Daniel 7:14). Christianity traces David's lineage to Jesus Christ, who was a descendant of David many generations removed, and see Christ as the rightful heir.
- The New Covenant is one that is mentioned many times throughout the Old Testament to promise a future Messianic Age. Christians believe that Jesus Christ is the promised Messiah who presides over the New Covenant. The main mention of the New Covenant is found in Jeremiah 31:31-40. This is an unconditional covenant that was established between God and all of mankind who choose to partake in a life of obedience to a new source of eternal salvation (Hebrews 5:9), read in Christianity as the promise of Christ. One of the provisions includes freedom from the laws given in the Mosaic Covenant.
- The Edenic Covenant is a conditional one, found in Gen. 1:26-31;2:16-17, that traces the consequences of the sin of Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden. Their disobedience determined the fate of all of humanity. In the Edenic Covenant, God promises Adam that blessings and curses depend on the faithfulness of mankind. Because of their sin, the covenant provides that man ultimately falls to a spiritual and then physical death.
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THE MOSAIC COVENANT*
William D. Barrick*
Professor of Old Testament*
The Mosaic Law is one of six covenants that God made with Israel, all six*
of which have five concepts in common:* their authority resides in Him, they all*
came at a time of crisis, no covenant nullifies a previous one, salvation from sin is*
not obtained by keeping any covenant, and significant negative events followed the*
instigation of each.* The theological context of the Mosaic Covenant is Israel’s*
election by grace and the redemptive context God’s deliverance of Israel from*
Egypt.* The content of the covenant follows the pattern of the ancient suzerainty*
treaty.* The covenant was the most conditional of all the covenants, and like all the*
covenants, it promised blessings for obedience and curses for disobedience.* The*
covenant addressed itself to Israel and Israel alone with its divinely authoritative*
rules that stipulated standards of righteousness.* No one can justly separate the*
moral, civil, and ceremonial parts of the Law from each other; it is a unit.* The Law*
has no authority over Christians because it has been fulfilled by the death of Christ.*
* * * * **
THis is the answer to the*Mosaic*Covenant*in the Old Testament. *The blood shed of Christ, his Blood*Covenant*nuffifies and negates all the Law , and as it is stated has no more and no authority over Christians because it has been fulfilled by te death, of Christ. *HIs*resurrection*and victory.
William D. Barrick*
Professor of Old Testament*
The Mosaic Law is one of six covenants that God made with Israel, all six*
of which have five concepts in common:* their authority resides in Him, they all*
came at a time of crisis, no covenant nullifies a previous one, salvation from sin is*
not obtained by keeping any covenant, and significant negative events followed the*
instigation of each.* The theological context of the Mosaic Covenant is Israel’s*
election by grace and the redemptive context God’s deliverance of Israel from*
Egypt.* The content of the covenant follows the pattern of the ancient suzerainty*
treaty.* The covenant was the most conditional of all the covenants, and like all the*
covenants, it promised blessings for obedience and curses for disobedience.* The*
covenant addressed itself to Israel and Israel alone with its divinely authoritative*
rules that stipulated standards of righteousness.* No one can justly separate the*
moral, civil, and ceremonial parts of the Law from each other; it is a unit.* The Law*
has no authority over Christians because it has been fulfilled by the death of Christ.*
* * * * **
THis is the answer to the*Mosaic*Covenant*in the Old Testament. *The blood shed of Christ, his Blood*Covenant*nuffifies and negates all the Law , and as it is stated has no more and no authority over Christians because it has been fulfilled by te death, of Christ. *HIs*resurrection*and victory.
J
The Old Testament was full of rules, and Laws, an eye for an eye, which some follow today, but there was no forgiveness, no compassion, no*mercy, it was shown when Jesus said, who of you are without sin, cast the first rock, to kill the women caught in adultery. This is why Yeshua, God's son Jesus, said, circumcise your calloused heart, as to the old testament laws of belonging to the Jewish traditions of circumcision of the flesh. There is complete freedom with him. *
