Are you worthy or unworthy?
To examine this, we have to take a look at the book, and reason.
There are many places in the book where it states a person is a small thing,
it says "the people of the earth are nothing" or "When he realized how high he was, he fell to his knees"
The book starts with a fall from grace, left to the worlds devices, the world became perverted, only the righteous and family survived then Abrham, came, fathered families, one turning out to be Israel.
Israeli's were then one day taken out of Egypt, led to the land promised to Abraham, learned from moses along the way, and were settled.
They were given decrees which was stated purposed to test them, they had purpose. It then talks about prophets that came, people He was in touch with who actively kept a direct line for the Israeli. These are men of such renown and honor He was with them, and there have not many of them.
Then there were the times of jesus, who came to have Israel forgiven. When the woman came out of her house and said, I want you to heal my son, and Jesus said, I cannot heal your son, it is for the nation of Israel I am sent to heal, and you and your son are not Israel. And she said, you are a miracle worker, come heal my son, you have to gel my son. Jesus found he was able to heal the ldy' son, which implied he could also heal not Israel, if they came to him and believed.
The rest of the story is commonly heard, I do not feel we have to go over it here, so the question stands,
re you worthy?
To answer this, worthy for what? should be defined.
The most common measurement in this field is, worthy to live happily with The Creator.
God responded to the events in bereshiet 3 with anger, why?
He responded to bereshiet 8 with a promise it would never happen again,
He appeared to Abrham, to moses, the prophets, and chose them.
And put Jesus in place to have you forgiven.
3 with anger, why? seemingly, it was because He wanted people to live where the garden was, with Him, and did not want them to be guilty. When this did not turn out, he moved man east, with curse that they will eat by the sweat of their brow, and eve would have pain in childbirth (sweat on your brow is one of the first places it forms, pain in childbirth is logical, she caused all her children to be cursed and die, so they will hurt you first thing)
Jesus came to offer a way to forgiveness, for all who transgressed, it was to the good will of He who would ultimately have to forgive for forgiveness to be a thing that he came, with forgiveness guilt is erased, and the original will man not being guilty, exists once more.
So are you worthy? when placed up to the statutes of Israel, no, you are not worthy.
But all of this was put in place for you, when you were deceived into disobeying, you were then forgiven, saved and lifted from guilt.
And if you are Israel, did you not strive for righteousness when given decrees,
And if you are of the rest, are you not here because you saw a great healer and came forth and believed in He you saw.
So, are you worthy?
The entire game plan of the enemy says no,
When asked, he would say you made every decision of your own free will, from the first to the last, for this you deserve death, and to feel guilty all the days until then.
When the testimony of the enemy comes out, he says they are guilty of every kind of disobedience and defilement, they chose to be held accountable by knowing good and evil, they fear me far more, most of the world refuses to acknowledge the existence of He that made them.
When a person comes to speak, he says, here is this person, guilty of defilement, idolatry, speaking with the dead, profanity, bearing false witness, what does the one who does all these things have to say in his defense, hold we even listen? no.|
Are you worthy?
Despite what is said about pride, not thinking gifts are for granted, what you are compared to He in heaven, the answer is,
If you are not worthy to receive what you have, why then was it granted to you?
Are you worthy to receive more? no,
But forgiveness of sins for coming forward and believing or even more worthy if you went through and strived for righteousness in the test, this was granted, if you were forgiven of your sins, but it required an act on your part, you are worthy for doing that act.
So are you entitled inherently,
No, you are to become worthy, something has to justify you to be entitled
Are you worthy?
Yes, you are worthy of what you have received, for doing what you did to receive them, but not for anything more, unless more happens to make you worthy of more
To examine this, we have to take a look at the book, and reason.
There are many places in the book where it states a person is a small thing,
it says "the people of the earth are nothing" or "When he realized how high he was, he fell to his knees"
The book starts with a fall from grace, left to the worlds devices, the world became perverted, only the righteous and family survived then Abrham, came, fathered families, one turning out to be Israel.
Israeli's were then one day taken out of Egypt, led to the land promised to Abraham, learned from moses along the way, and were settled.
They were given decrees which was stated purposed to test them, they had purpose. It then talks about prophets that came, people He was in touch with who actively kept a direct line for the Israeli. These are men of such renown and honor He was with them, and there have not many of them.
Then there were the times of jesus, who came to have Israel forgiven. When the woman came out of her house and said, I want you to heal my son, and Jesus said, I cannot heal your son, it is for the nation of Israel I am sent to heal, and you and your son are not Israel. And she said, you are a miracle worker, come heal my son, you have to gel my son. Jesus found he was able to heal the ldy' son, which implied he could also heal not Israel, if they came to him and believed.
The rest of the story is commonly heard, I do not feel we have to go over it here, so the question stands,
re you worthy?
To answer this, worthy for what? should be defined.
The most common measurement in this field is, worthy to live happily with The Creator.
God responded to the events in bereshiet 3 with anger, why?
He responded to bereshiet 8 with a promise it would never happen again,
He appeared to Abrham, to moses, the prophets, and chose them.
And put Jesus in place to have you forgiven.
3 with anger, why? seemingly, it was because He wanted people to live where the garden was, with Him, and did not want them to be guilty. When this did not turn out, he moved man east, with curse that they will eat by the sweat of their brow, and eve would have pain in childbirth (sweat on your brow is one of the first places it forms, pain in childbirth is logical, she caused all her children to be cursed and die, so they will hurt you first thing)
Jesus came to offer a way to forgiveness, for all who transgressed, it was to the good will of He who would ultimately have to forgive for forgiveness to be a thing that he came, with forgiveness guilt is erased, and the original will man not being guilty, exists once more.
So are you worthy? when placed up to the statutes of Israel, no, you are not worthy.
But all of this was put in place for you, when you were deceived into disobeying, you were then forgiven, saved and lifted from guilt.
And if you are Israel, did you not strive for righteousness when given decrees,
And if you are of the rest, are you not here because you saw a great healer and came forth and believed in He you saw.
So, are you worthy?
The entire game plan of the enemy says no,
When asked, he would say you made every decision of your own free will, from the first to the last, for this you deserve death, and to feel guilty all the days until then.
When the testimony of the enemy comes out, he says they are guilty of every kind of disobedience and defilement, they chose to be held accountable by knowing good and evil, they fear me far more, most of the world refuses to acknowledge the existence of He that made them.
When a person comes to speak, he says, here is this person, guilty of defilement, idolatry, speaking with the dead, profanity, bearing false witness, what does the one who does all these things have to say in his defense, hold we even listen? no.|
Are you worthy?
Despite what is said about pride, not thinking gifts are for granted, what you are compared to He in heaven, the answer is,
If you are not worthy to receive what you have, why then was it granted to you?
Are you worthy to receive more? no,
But forgiveness of sins for coming forward and believing or even more worthy if you went through and strived for righteousness in the test, this was granted, if you were forgiven of your sins, but it required an act on your part, you are worthy for doing that act.
So are you entitled inherently,
No, you are to become worthy, something has to justify you to be entitled
Are you worthy?
Yes, you are worthy of what you have received, for doing what you did to receive them, but not for anything more, unless more happens to make you worthy of more
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