The Holy Kiss Greeting: Kiss of Charity:
Grace and Peace from higher God and Son:
Grace (not
law) unto
you, and peace
(not division),
from
God our Father
and the Lord
Jesus-->Christ.
Division vs Unity of Jesus
vs Christ as Law vs Grace
Division not peace vs Peace not divided: Jesus vs Christ: Law
vs Grace
Dare to Compare
Jesus vs Christ to notice many allegoric differences;
Reasons to leave two Sons Jesus
(divisions) for one Son Christ
(peace),
as leave stand in jeopardy every hour
for sit in higher grace
is harmless.
Risen to Jesus gets under-standing;
But risen with Christ sitteth
above.
Christ: sitteth in the
higher grace above:
harmless
Jesus: gets you under-standing on
high: jeopardy
Jesus: Son of God + Son
of man on high:
Grace + Law <--vs--> Christ: Son of higher God:
Grace.
A mediator
(Jesus, the man Christ
Jesus) is not of
one, but God
is one: Galatians 3... Hebrews 12.
God is not a
man that he should lie and die; Neither Son of man that
he should repent (change).
Romans 16:17
Mark and Avoid them
causing divisions and offences in two Sons Jesus:
"Now
I beseech you,
brethren, mark
them which cause divisions and offences
contrary to the
[grace
and peace] doctrine which ye have learned; and avoid them".
So in the duality realm of then/now: them/us, we're told mark and avoid them
now.
For there is now no condemnation (law),
not if we've gone through
Jesus-->Christ;
Which is allegorically leaving
Jesus: not
yet perfected to go
on unto Christ: perfection.
Such is not going right of left/right division in Jesus, but higher of
high/higher in Christ.
For both them vs them and them vs us are divisions, not peace; part-iality,
not perfect-ion.
Although them vs us (law vs grace) is better
than them vs them (law vs
law), it's still
not best.
So within a better testament having better hope for us of them/us,
there's also
what's best for all.
Seven Reasons to Mark and Avoid them: the divisional
Jesus fanatics:
1. God is not [the author] of confusion
(unrest), but of peace (rest).
2. There is no respect of persons
(partiality) with higher God and Son.
3. Goats/Sheep division is not peace; Such part-iality is
not perfect-ion.
4. Jesus was not yet perfected while casting out devils
and doing cures.
5. Jesus was made under the law. We are not under law, but
under grace.
6. Jesus brought swordy division, not peace; Christ is our
peace, not divided.
7. The 'arnion' Lamb who bites and smites is not the
'amnos' Lamb "of God".
Jesus vs Christ: Division vs Unity: Law vs
Grace
Jesus: was swordy division, not peace: Matthew 10:34;
Luke 12:51; John 7:43; Hebrews 4:8
Christ: is our peace, not divided: John 14:27;
Romans 2:11; 1Corinthians 1:13; Ephesians 2:14
Mark and Avoid them causing divisions; For
God is not [the author] of confusion, but of peace.
Many (deceived by lies)
will say Jesus is the Christ, and Christ is simply the title of Jesus;
But when Peter said Jesus was Christ, Jesus turned and
called him Satan:
Matthew 16:23.
Jesus also said to Peter: when thou
art converted, then strengthen thy brethren: Luke 22:32.
Conversion is not from one law to another law, but from
Jesus' law law
to "grace is
sufficient".
Peter of Simon/Peter was not converted. He also betrayed,
dissimulated at Antioch1:
Gal 2:13.
So then we find Peter (Cephas: his popish name)
mentioned as one of three top dogs
to beware.
Peter got converted much later by reading all of Paul's
epistles, including Hebrews
& Revelation.
Jesus vs Christ: Division vs
Unity: Law vs Grace
Jesus: was made under the law:
Galatians 4; And we
are not under the law: Romans 6:15
Christ: is the
end of the law: Romans 10:4; He abolished
the law (enmity):
Ephesians 2:15
We are not under the law, but under grace: Rom 6:15. We are delivered
from the law: Rom 7:6
Many (bewitched)
will say all you need to have eternal life is to believe in Jesus = God;
But my Bible it says God can't lie nor die. Jesus died; And if a
prophet dies, fear him not.
Jesus was not merciful. God is merciful. Even risen
Jesus upbraided. God "upbraideth not".
Jesus was not yet perfected in Luke
13:32. God is perfect in Luke 6:36. So Jesus is not God.
Jesus vs Christ: Division vs
Unity: Law vs Grace
Jesus: was only the Saviour of Israel,
and via another law:
Acts 5:31; Acts 13:23
Christ: is Saviour of the world,
via grace void of law:
John 3:17; 4:42; 1John 4:14
To wit, that God was in Christ
reconciling the world unto himself, not imputing sin: 2Cor 5:19
Many will say Jesus is their personal Saviour,
but Christ is notably the Saviour of the world;
And because there
is no respect of
persons with God. Even the Herodians knew that much.
What you get from Jesus is left/right division and partiality, neither
of which are Godly traits.
For with God is
one there are no sides to take, nor wars to fight, nor laws to
impute any sin.
Looking at Jesus being the Saviour of Israel, it's only more left/right
division of Jacob/Israel.
The God of the living is notably the God of Abraham, and Isaac, and Jacob: Matthew 22:32.
In Jesus it's both salvation and destruction by law; But in Christ it's
global salvation by grace.
Jesus vs Christ: Division
vs Unity: Law vs Grace
Jesus: had goodness and severity of law is both good and evil ends
evil.
Christ: by abolition of law, has
goodness only, thinketh
no evil to forgive.
Many will say Jesus is righteous to have severity on sinners; But such
isn't "merciful"
(perfect).
It's folly to law impute sin and death for the hell of it, since law
also imputes unpardonable
sin.
Furthermore law judging others is "inexcusable"
behaviour with four consequences:
Romans 2.
Jesus was double-minded by thinking good and evil. A double-minded man
is all ways un-stable.
So deliver us from
evil is not only deliver us from law, but also deliver us from
threatening Jesus.
For there was not only division "because of him", but there shall be ww
wailing "because of him".
Things concerning Jesus are
CLOUDy:
-
transfiguration of Jesus: CLOUDy: Matthew 17
- ascension of Jesus: CLOUDy: Acts 1
- rapture unto
Jesus: CLOUDy: 1Thessalonians
4
- second coming of Jesus: CLOUDy: Revelation 1:7
Pst: Notice the CLOUDy
witnesses speak only of "decease" (law); So
whenever surrounded by cloudy witnesses, do the end "run": Hebrews 12.
Clouds allegorically
denote confusion; But God is not [the author] of confusion.
Jesus vs Christ: Division
vs Unity: Law vs Grace
Jesus: was head of children vs
children: having a childish left/right sides war.
Christ: is the head of
every man:
puts away childish
things like sides and wars.
Be
not children: 1Cor 14:20; Eph 4:14; Children differ nothing from servants: Gal 4.
Both children and servants are know nots: John 15:15, which require
endless forgiving.
Many will say you need to put on armour and do spiritual warfare in
Jesus;
But even divisional Jesus said to "love your enemies", if still enmity
conscious.
Sadly this law
love fails as often as people get divorced. Grace love never fails.
So, in Jesus we find children vs children, servants vs servants, angels
vs angels.
But in Christ is our peace there are no enemies to love or hate, no
wars to fight.
So again I say: peace with God is "through Jesus -->
Christ", only in that Christ.
Jesus vs Christ: Division
vs Unity: Law vs Grace
Jesus: was enemy
conscious; And said "love (not hate)
your enemies"
Christ: abolished the enmity (law);
And has no enemies to
love or hate
Many will say love your enemies, but then go to war or support a war.
They say war is a necessary evil, but they're only half right, war is
evil.
War does not end strife, it sows it. War does not end hatred, it feeds
it.
So as a modern song says: War, what's it good for? Absolutely nothing!
WWI did not bring peace. Rather it brought WWII and rumor of WWIII.
Those promoting WWIII are the Jesus fanatics like Jack Van Impe
on JVI.
Jesus vs Christ:
Division vs Unity: Law vs Grace
Jesus: his Father demands
you first forgive or else you don't get forgiven: Matthew 6:14,15
Christ: his Father first
forgave you, and while you were yet a sinner: Romans 5:8; Eph 4:14
Many will say these "contrary" things are of the same God and the same
Son, who are one;
But if studied out it's contrary things
that can't co-exist in peace, and only mix as oxymoron.
Also if studied out, the Lord's
Prayer has leaven, because it's how John the Baptist taught prayer.
Luke 16:16 tells
us it's still of the law and the prophets, but the
kingdom of God is
preached after.
The kingdom of
heaven is like unto leaven (law)
is not the kingdom of God (Grace) has no
leaven.
So regarding seek and find clarity,
it's "seek ye first the kingdom of God",
in order to "find grace".
Matthew 17:3
tells us John the Baptist was Elijah, a vengeful prophet. He spake of wrath to come;
But 1Thessalonians 5:9 notes God hath not appointed us to wrath (law).
God provided grace for us.
Furthermore two witnesses at the transfiguration: Moses and Elijah:
speak of "decease", not of life.
Also when studied out, the only plausible way that God hath forgiven
you, and for Christ's sake,
and while yet sinners, is by abolition of law. For
law not only imputes sin, but unpardonable
sin.
Hence we are delivered from the law in response to deliver us from evil,
and while yet sinners.
But in Christ: the end of
the law, there are no sinners, because only
law imputes sin: Romans
5:13.
So in Jesus it's twain: both forgiven and unforgiven; But in Christ
there's no law = no sin to forgive.
When it comes to Love vs
Charity, charity is put on above
forgive one another: Colossians 3:12-15;
And we are told to greet
one another with an holy
kiss: kiss of
charity (grace), not carnal law love.
For law love
fails as oft as people get married and divorced, but charity (grace
love) "never fails".
Jesus vs Christ: Division
vs Unity: Law vs Grace
Jesus: offers a childish
law blessed that forgives
inquities, yet covers and uncovers sins.
Christ: offers grace
blessed: the
blessedness of man, whereby no sin is imputed to forgive.
In Jesus there's both a cover up (Romans 4:7) + uncovering (Luke 12:2),
goodness + severity;
So in grace + law of two Sons Jesus there's both forgiven + unforgiven
salvation + destruction.
But in Christ is the end
of the law there is no
law, and therefore no
sin to cover up or uncover.
So, Paul reminds us Christ is the head of every man, and of the blessedness of man
in Rom 4.
Jesus vs Christ: Division
vs Unity: Law vs Grace
Jesus: is the new high
priest, of the plural divided God on high: high things: highminded.
Christ: is notably risen
higher, to the higher God is one, in order to become seven things.
Peace and not divided: is "through" Jesus --> Christ is the end of the
law
Jesus: the
Saviour of Israel; Christ: the Saviour of the world
Of Jesus and Christ, allegorically Before
and After, "Created": imperfect: "in our image" and "Made": perfect: "after our
likeness", we find biblical clarity Jesus
is Saviour of Israel; But Christ is Saviour of the world God so loved.
So the salvation of Jesus is good, but also partial, having
respect of persons.
When it comes to global
reconciliation instead of global alienation, it's further clarified
"that God" was in Christ
"reconciling the world". So we
allegorically sort out these things:
Jesus/Christ, Before/After, Created/Made, Israel/World,
Alienantion/Reconciliation, This God: Law/That God: Grace. Furthermore
it is clarified "grace is
sufficient"; Law is not: Romans 9:31. Rather Law was a schoolmaster
which failed every student. Furthermore Grace is a just judge; Law an unjust
judge. Grace never leaves nor forsakes you. Law does both.
Allegoric meaning:
ye are not under Jesus, but under Christ.
Law, being "corruptible" and "mortal", both
lies and dies.
Law had an expiry
date (a fulness of the
time: Galatains 4).
When law's time expired,
then
God sent his Son with grace.
Jesus: Son of God on high:
Law;
Christ: Son of higher God: Grace
Many deceived, by many
shall come to deceive and shall deceive many, know not there are high
and higher Gods to sort out; Nor that Jesus is only Son of God on high
in the heavens and Christ is Son of God higher than the
heavens. Jesus has wicked and righteous servants; Christ has
brethren all, not
servants. We find imputing wrong and forgiveness is of Jesus
of Christ Jesus, who should repent as Son of Man: Numbers 23:19. Christ
of Jesus Christ is
above forgiving one another, because "Christ: is the end of the law",
and law imputes no
sin
to forgive. In the same manner "charity never faileth"
is to be put on above
forgiving one
another because "charity thinketh no evil to forgive".
So we are called the body of Christ (unity), and not the body of Jesus
(division).
Son of Man & Son of God on high
<--vs--> Son of higher God only
Many who would have one
like unto the Son of Man come again should read Numbers 23 and Luke 17.
In Numbers 23 it notes Son of Man should repent. In Luke 17 it notes
Son of Man has one thing in store for them all: both of them vs them:
both scape-goats vs dumb-sheep divided left vs right in Matthew 25 by
Jesus: Son of Man & Son of God on high. So yes, Jesus is Son of
God, but of the awful lawful God on high in the heavens. It is a
fearful
thing to fall to such high places, from higher. Christ is the Son of
God that
is higher. Paul clarifies for us in Galatains 5: 4 such is a fall
from grace to law, and that when fallen from grace to law by being
justified by law, then
Christ is of no effect unto you. So first sort out Son of Man vs Son of
God, then also Son of God (on high) vs Son of God (higher);
comparing God on high in
heavens: Law <--vs--> higher God in heaven: Grace. So via Jesus
there are two resurrections to left and right sides of heavens on high,
but via Christ only one resurrection to heaven: higher than the heavens.
In Jesus of Christ Jesus <--vs--> In Christ of Jesus Christ
Many are the ministries
who pride themselves about being In
Jesus; Not knowing there is both life + death in Jesus via the
grace + law of Jesus. On the contrary there is neither law nor death in
Christ: is the end of the law. In him there is no law = no sin and
death = no dead end.
When uncovered,
the sin imputing cover up
"blessed" of twain blesseds in
Psalms 32:1,2 (Romans 4:7,8) becomes the sudden destruction of 1Thess
5:3, also the "afterward destroyed" in
Jude 5 of grace + law = saved + destroyed. On the contrary
"we are delivered from the law" of such grace
+
law, which was all
vanity and vexation of Spirit according to Solomon in Ecclesiastes.
So then only abolition of law
is true "liberty" of "that Spirit"
is now the Lord. On the contrary we find Jesus imputing sin and dying
because of it, since law imputes sin and law imputed sin is the
ministration
of death. But Christ neither imputes sin and death, nor accuses (John
5:45) or condemns (John 8:3-11).
Law Law
Jesus-ians <--vs--> Grace Us
Christ-ians
Although Jesus Christ is
the only foundation laid we should build anything on, it is further
clarified eternal salvation is through Jesus-->Christ; as if going
in
one side and out the other side of the door, way, from death to eternal
life. The narrow way only leadeth unto life by go on unto perfection:
grace, the other option in a narrow way being draw back to perdition:
destruction: of law.
Ghost-ly Law: Merciless <--vs-->
Spirit-ual
Grace: Merciful
When looking at two Holies: Holy Ghost vs Holy Spirit,
we find it clarified God [is] a Spirit (not a Ghost); Alive (not Dead);
Immortal (not Mortal). The same can be said for Grace; but not for Law.
Furthermore we find the Ghost tempts and can be tempted, is also easily
provoked to law worketh wrath; Whereas the Spirit neither tempts nor
can be tempted or provoked to wrath. Rather the Spirit patiently
changes
us all from law glory to grace glory: 2Cor 3.
Divisions and Offences <--vs--> Unity
and No off
ending
Those promoting Jesus loves you also promote warfare and partiality;
Not to mention divided rapture theories
which are already implausible in 2007AD--> goes one way: to the end written,
to saved(graced) only
written for you all.
The grace (only) of Jesus-->Christ with you --> all. Amen.
Law Glory =
miss-understanding <--vs--> Grace Glory = understanding KogG is
higher
Solomon says in Proverbs
4: "with all thy getting, get understanding"; And further clarifies
when understanding is embraced the result is thy head is crowned with
grace glory. So then allegorically understanding = grace glory of law
glory vs grace glory, when comparing two glories; But law glory will
not get you any higher than highminded, but grace glory takes you
higher than double-minded, to where Christ sitteth above such
under-standing. Which things are allegory and mystery to
solve.
Related GodShew.Org Web Pages:
Holy Ghost: Merciless
<--vs--> Holy Spirit: Merciful
Christ Jesus
ends with Jesus: Death -vs- Jesus Christ ends with
Christ: Life
God on "high" in the
"heavens" <--vs--> God in "heaven": "higher than the heavens"
The grace of our Lord Jesus
--> Christ with you -->
all. Amen.
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