WHO ARE THE ANGELS WHO SINNED AND WHAT THEY DID? (Part 3)
MESSAGE
One of the great problems of people, including many of those who profess to believe in Jesus, is:
• Jude 8 -> “Yet in like manner these people also, relying on their dreams, defile the flesh, reject authority, and blaspheme the glorious ones.”.
As we saw, even Ha-Satan and his demons ask permission to Jesus before doing something. So much so that Ha-Satan, as our adversary, stays accusing us before the Creator in order to find occasion against us so that he can inflict every kind of evil against us in order to induce us to blaspheme against the Creator (Job 2:5; Rev 12:10).
And what about us?
How many times we do the things without asking any permission to the Creator (such as these angels of 2Peter 2:4; Jude 6). Paul dealt with it at Corinth:
• 1Co 6:1 -> “Does anyone among you who has a matter against another dare to go to a court of law before the unrighteous, and not before the saints?”.
• 1Co 6:7 -> “Now therefore, there is altogether an utter fault among you, that you have lawsuits with one another. Why not rather suffer wrong? Why not rather be defrauded?”.
Note that the believers in Corinth, instead of seeking Jesus’ direction when trying to sort out their problems, they went to the judges who don’t have any reverence to Jesus’ word. The simple fact that they do harm against someone (of course, without observing Jesus’ teachings and get His approbation) was a tragedy. But, try to make prevail their injustice using the powers of the darkness of this world, is the end.
And we, many times, do worst: we try to force the Lamb (Jesus) to bring evil against those who hurt us in order to satisfy what we call “justice”.
So, have a good day being grateful and relish with:
• Who you are;
• What you have;
• The position that you occupy in Christ’s body. Don’t try to be more than was the Creator bestowed to you, nor try to compare your success and development with the others’. Understand that everyone is under one authority and have people under their authority;
• Your dwelling place. If it is to occur some change, let that this change comes from the Creator (1Cor 7:20,24).
MESSAGE
One of the great problems of people, including many of those who profess to believe in Jesus, is:
• Jude 8 -> “Yet in like manner these people also, relying on their dreams, defile the flesh, reject authority, and blaspheme the glorious ones.”.
As we saw, even Ha-Satan and his demons ask permission to Jesus before doing something. So much so that Ha-Satan, as our adversary, stays accusing us before the Creator in order to find occasion against us so that he can inflict every kind of evil against us in order to induce us to blaspheme against the Creator (Job 2:5; Rev 12:10).
And what about us?
How many times we do the things without asking any permission to the Creator (such as these angels of 2Peter 2:4; Jude 6). Paul dealt with it at Corinth:
• 1Co 6:1 -> “Does anyone among you who has a matter against another dare to go to a court of law before the unrighteous, and not before the saints?”.
• 1Co 6:7 -> “Now therefore, there is altogether an utter fault among you, that you have lawsuits with one another. Why not rather suffer wrong? Why not rather be defrauded?”.
Note that the believers in Corinth, instead of seeking Jesus’ direction when trying to sort out their problems, they went to the judges who don’t have any reverence to Jesus’ word. The simple fact that they do harm against someone (of course, without observing Jesus’ teachings and get His approbation) was a tragedy. But, try to make prevail their injustice using the powers of the darkness of this world, is the end.
And we, many times, do worst: we try to force the Lamb (Jesus) to bring evil against those who hurt us in order to satisfy what we call “justice”.
So, have a good day being grateful and relish with:
• Who you are;
• What you have;
• The position that you occupy in Christ’s body. Don’t try to be more than was the Creator bestowed to you, nor try to compare your success and development with the others’. Understand that everyone is under one authority and have people under their authority;
• Your dwelling place. If it is to occur some change, let that this change comes from the Creator (1Cor 7:20,24).