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KennethC

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Isaiah 59:2

But your iniquities have separated between you and your God, and your sins have hid his face from you, that he will not hear.
 

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My lasts post needs some editing as well lol.
 
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Like I said it is hard for man to explain scripture. There are other verses that explain what i am saying also. I was just going by what was written in a previous post anout the book. Your response agrees that the gentiles were once seperated from God. While it may be explained different in the New Testament and that now we are er children of God and children of the devil, when we do not walk with God correctly we are aleinated from the promises. I hope people who have seen my posts I have posted in the past can understand that i do not write on here to argue i was just trying to help because i thought ypu said you were still editing because of all the typos. I guess what I was trying to say is that it is still possibly to be seperated from God.
No, it is Jeff's book, and his thoughts, and I changed none of that. I don't know what Jeff is editing up in Michigan, but I edited nothing. All I did was point out to him one day that the book was littered with typos and misspellings. And he agreed. I then offered to straighten out what I saw (I found about 318 problems)

Now in a few instances I might have switched the order of a phrase to make it read more smoothly. Or I might have straightened out some grammatical snafus (and I have no idea if he will just throw those ideas out) This was all about a year ago, and he has been endeavoring to shorten the book some ever since. (It's really long)

So, please, anything we talk about here will have no impact on what Jeff eventually recreates.
 
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Like I said it is hard for man to explain scripture. There are other verses that explain what i am saying also. I was just going by what was written in a previous post anout the book. Your response agrees that the gentiles were once seperated from God. While it may be explained different in the New Testament and that now we are er children of God and children of the devil, when we do not walk with God correctly we are aleinated from the promises. I hope people who have seen my posts I have posted in the past can understand that i do not write on here to argue i was just trying to help because i thought ypu said you were still editing because of all the typos. I guess what I was trying to say is that it is still possibly to be seperated from God.
I'm not saying that we don't OFTEN separate ourselves from God because of the guilt (or whatever) we perceive. What I am saying is that the action of sinning does not force separation upon us, and God does not separate Himself from us. It all us, and all between our ears.
 
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BTW, spend the $2.99 while the offer is still active. You won't miss the small amount of pocket change.
Did you get this authorized, because the rules of the site say no unauthorized soliciting ???
 

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Maybe you ought to ask those that perished in the flood that question, oops my bad THEIR DEAD! ;)[/SIZE]
English police..... They are dead or They're dead...
 
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I'm not saying that we don't OFTEN separate ourselves from God because of the guilt (or whatever) we perceive. What I am saying is that the action of sinning does not force separation upon us, and God does not separate Himself from us. It all us, and all between our ears.
That is not what Isaiah 59:2 says, look at post #21...............
 
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Did you get this authorized, because the rules of the site say no unauthorized soliciting ???
Yeah, I figured that would come from you. This is no solicitation. It's about a total loss for Jeff. I was just trying to give us a chance to get this from Amazon for almost nothing, before the revision comes out and the price soars again. It's about the same thing as me telling you where a gas station is now selling gas for a dollar a gallon.
 
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That is not what Isaiah 59:2 says, look at post #21...............
If yours was the correct meaning of that verse, then since we are all sinners, God would have never heard any of us, and we would all remain unsaved.
 
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My lasts post needs some editing as well lol.
Don't sweat that. When I write something serious, I seldom do less than 7 rewrites. And this forum only gives you 5 short minutes to catch anything you might want to alter a little.
 

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I'm not saying that we don't OFTEN separate ourselves from God because of the guilt (or whatever) we perceive. What I am saying is that the action of sinning does not force separation upon us, and God does not separate Himself from us. It all us, and all between our ears.
That is true when we are in Christ. We have an advacate with the Father. However, being in Christ is very different than many professing Christians are proclaiming these days. Christ told some of His followers that if they continued in His word they would know the truth and the truth would set them free. I studied scripture for hours a day almost for over a decade and all that time I thought I was walking correctly with God. However, it was only about two or three years ago that I truly understood how to walk with God correctly. This post isnt written about your posts Willie T or your friend's book. Im trying to expalain that walking in the flesh isnt just sinning in sins such as lusts stealing etc etc, but it is not dividing the word of truth correctly
And it is only when we divide the word of truth correctly that we are able to not walk in the flesh sinning. Those disciples understood who Christ was but was still commanded to continue in His word in order to be set free from being a servent of sin.
 

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That is true when we are in Christ. We have an advacate with the Father. However, being in Christ is very different than many professing Christians are proclaiming these days. Christ told some of His followers that if they continued in His word they would know the truth and the truth would set them free. I studied scripture for hours a day almost for over a decade and all that time I thought I was walking correctly with God. However, it was only about two or three years ago that I truly understood how to walk with God correctly. This post isnt written about your posts Willie T or your friend's book. Im trying to expalain that walking in the flesh isnt just sinning in sins such as lusts stealing etc etc, but it is not dividing the word of truth correctly
And it is only when we divide the word of truth correctly that we are able to not walk in the flesh sinning. Those disciples understood who Christ was but was still commanded to continue in His word in order to be set free from being a servent of sin.
Well they understood Him enough to follow Him while they might of not understood who exactly He was
 

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If yours was the correct meaning of that verse, then since we are all sinners, God would have never heard any of us, and we would all remain unsaved.
Well that was kind of the WHOLE point of the cross. That's kind of what this WHOLE Christianity thing is about, reconciling us to God after Adams sin severed it for ALL of us. That is also what you refuse to acknowledge about what happen on that cross. Us beating Him wasn't what paid for our sin, it was God pouring out ALL His wrath that WE deserve out on His only begotten Son. Not only was Jesus willing to take it, the Father was willing to put our punishment on Him so we could be forgiven. See I know you deny all this and it makes me worry for your soul Willie. If Jesus didn't take your due punishment from a Holy God on that cross then you will have to answer to a Holy God yourself. This is why I've told you that you deny Jesus work on the cross before, you have man and that's no good brother. I understand you think God is love, and of course He is on a level we can't even fathom, but Willie God is not ONLY love. He is also infinitely just, which means He can't even let the smallest sin go unpunished.

I know you hate this idea, but it's the truth man and you have to accept Jesus sacrifice to be forgiven and reborn, and you can't have done that when you don't even think it happen. I plead with you man, please give it some serious thought because this idea you're putting forth here that sin didn't separate us from God, and before that God didn't pour His righteous wrath due to us out on His Son, the spotless Lamb, then you follow a false gospel and a false Jesus, and there is only 1 Jesus that saves.
 
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Well that was kind of the WHOLE point of the cross. That's kind of what this WHOLE Christianity thing is about, reconciling us to God after Adams sin severed it for ALL of us. That is also what you refuse to acknowledge about what happen on that cross. Us beating Him wasn't what paid for our sin, it was God pouring out ALL His wrath that WE deserve out on His only begotten Son. Not only was Jesus willing to take it, the Father was willing to put our punishment on Him so we could be forgiven. See I know you deny all this and it makes me worry for your soul Willie. If Jesus didn't take your due punishment from a Holy God on that cross then you will have to answer to a Holy God yourself. This is why I've told you that you deny Jesus work on the cross before, you have man and that's no good brother. I understand you think God is love, and of course He is on a level we can't even fathom, but Willie God is not ONLY love. He is also infinitely just, which means He can't even let the smallest sin go unpunished.

I know you hate this idea, but it's the truth man and you have to accept Jesus sacrifice to be forgiven and reborn, and you can't have done that when you don't even think it happen. I plead with you man, please give it some serious thought because this idea you're putting forth here that sin didn't separate us from God, and before that God didn't pour His righteous wrath due to us out on His Son, the spotless Lamb, then you follow a false gospel and a false Jesus, and there is only 1 Jesus that saves.
You are so confused that I wouldn't even know where to begin to try and help you get straightened out.

Our punishment was not torture, it was permanent DEATH. Is Jesus still dead? He came to save us from that, and to defeat death. He did that.
 
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Jimbone,
I've lived twice as long as you have, and for more than 3/4 of that time the very words you are saying could have been my own. We ALL grew up believing that same story. Then, somewhere past the age of 60 I began to actually read the Bible for myself... not to just find the places I was told to find to "prove" certain points, but to see what it really said.

Find, for yourself in the Bible, what Jesus, Himself, said He came to do... His purpose and mission. Truly... do that, and write it down.

Then go find what was designated as our payment required for sin.

Try to reconcile the two, without using "The Story" to make it work. Just use God's words. I think you may find it interesting.
 
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Thank you. And, likewise. I do occasionally employ some of that, but only when someone has grabbed a knife, and come asking for the same in return. OR.......... admittedly when someone is just being ridiculous, and frustration finally gets the better of me. LOL
Oh, thanks. I will be sure to not be ridiculous to save you frustration :)
 
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Well, from BEFORE the beginning, God has seen through His own eyes in and as Jesus. We have a limited view that insists that all things happened in a linear timeline. But the Bible tells us the cross actually happened before we were created. I certainly don't claim to be able to explain that, but I sure dig the idea.
This totally blows my mind, but I think we've found the difficulty in communication and are agreeing now. I've said it before and I'll say it again, isn't God's plan AMAZING!!? It's awesome, wonderful, fearful; shout it from the mountain tops people, everyone should know how great a God we serve.

And Willie, I apologize; I seem to have turned your simply giving a good word for this book into a major theological debate.
 
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You are so confused that I wouldn't even know where to begin to try and help you get straightened out.

Our punishment was not torture, it was permanent DEATH. Is Jesus still dead? He came to save us from that, and to defeat death. He did that.
Our punishment was not torture


"But he was wounded for our transgressions, he was bruised for our iniquities: the chastisement of our peace was upon him; and with his stripes we are healed." Isaiah 53:5
 

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You are so confused that I wouldn't even know where to begin to try and help you get straightened out.

Our punishment was not torture, it was permanent DEATH. Is Jesus still dead? He came to save us from that, and to defeat death. He did that.
To be honest man I don't know what our punishment was going to be exactly, nor did I claim to or give any suggestions on what it would be, but if you think our sin didn't separate us from God then you are confused brother. Even more than that if Jesus didn't take that punishment on the cross for you then you're in more confusion and trouble than you think. Look I see you're twice my age, I understand that, and I'm not trying to be disrespectful here, but you're just DEAD wrong man. The only way the cross makes any sense, the only way Gods perfect love and infinite justice can come together, is when He put OUR judgment on Jesus that day, and when we accept and submit to Him, He fills us and makes us all NEW and reveals Himself to us. It honestly blows my mind that I can be on a Christian site debating these truths, and I'm not just going to sit here and go back and forth banging my head against a wall with you, but brother I love you and you are in some dangerous deception here. I understand it sounds nicer and more reasonable from a worldly perspective, but it's WRONG.
 

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Is light angry at the darkness?

You could put it that way. It would be poetic. It would be correct, in a way.

But if you knew, in your heart, that Light is Love would you change your idea of light being angry at darkness?

Would you think it was more like a scientific law, like gravity? Light destroys darkness because that's what it does. Sin causes death because that's what it does.

Without the Lord Jesus Christ and what He has done and continues to do, we could not approach the throne of Grace. We just don't have the ability. His Light would cause us to be destroyed.

You would automatically think that a person who causes your destruction must be angry, right? That's a naturally logical thought.

But that's not who God really is. The Light isn't angry at the darkness. The two just can't co-exist. The darkness has to be convinced to change or perish.