Guys, you need to read this:
Guys, you need to read this:
Under the Christian system, No.
If you hold and want to promote that claim why do you judge Hitler to be bad?
One can not be sure of another person's spirit/intent. Christians are not called to make that judgement. A Christian is constantly under grace of God. This means that Christians are under constant protection by God. Christians are not like Jews.
The Jews judged, denied, persecuted, tortured and kill Jesus and did and continue to do similar things to Christians:
1 Thessalonians 2
14 For ye, brethren, became followers of the churches of God which in Judaea are in Christ Jesus: for ye also have suffered like things of your own countrymen, even as they have of the Jews:
15 Who both killed the Lord Jesus, and their own prophets, and have persecuted us; and they please not God, and are contrary to all men:
It is entirely possible that God permitted the Holocaust so as to punish the Jewish nation for denying, persecuting, torturing and killing Jesus. I am not saying that this is so. I am simply saying that I do not know, however the above is possible.
I have made no judgment (one way or the other) however the Jews seem to have made a judgment on the Holocaust. A judgment which supports them. And their rhetoric is totally irrational.
The Jews choose to judge the Holocaust to be a bad thing. Then they must accept that a bad thing befall the Jews. Therefore the Jews could not be and were not under grace of God/protection of God during the Holocaust.
The simple fact is if those millions of Jews were under grace of God/protection of God . . . 'the bad thing' that was the Holocaust' could not befall them.
The Jews cannot claim that they were under grace of God/protection of God and also claim that the Holocaust was a bad thing. However they make this both sided opposing claim. This is where human judging and human rationalizing become absolute foolishness.
Christians do not make judgments. They accept that they have infirmities and are incapable of making wise choices and/or good/rational judgments. Because of this they choose to be led into all their works, unconditionally by:
- precisely what the Spirit of Jesus/Spirit of Truth/Spirit of Intercession has in mind for each of them to know, pray for, say and do, as discerned with each of their hearts/spirit . . . with absolutely no desire or need to judge and/or rationalize the instructions of the Spirit of Jesus/Spirit of Truth:
Romans: 8 KJV N.T.
26 Likewise the Spirit also helpeth our infirmities: for we know not what we should pray for as we ought: but the Spirit itself maketh intercession for us with groanings which cannot be uttered.
27 And he that searcheth the hearts knoweth what is the mind of the Spirit, because he maketh intercession for the saints according to the will of God.
14 For as many as are led by the Spirit of God, they are the sons of God.
You are at a very foolish and simplistic level of understanding . . . and it is killething and burying you.
Under Christianity one does not try to judge and/or judge another person.
One simply accept a Christian, lovingly, without judgment , even if he/she is transgressing the ten commandments or any other law.
A Christian simply discern precisely what the Spirit of Jesus/Spirit of Truth has in mind for him/her to know, pray for, say and do, through his own heart/spirit. And a Christian simply do exactly that, with out adjustment or judgment. And his/her life is simply and magically heavenly on all fronts. There is no room for any human to judge Christians.
Judging is anchored on rationalizing. No one can rationalize the behavior of a Christian which results, directly, from the wisdom of the Spirit of Jesus/Spirit of Truth.
Christianity is anchored on unconditional obedience to the Spirit of Jesus/Spirit of Truth, the omniscience of Who is beyond human understanding and not necessary for any human to understand.
Christianity is anchored on unconditional obedience i.e. obedience without rationalizing and with deliberate defiance of human wisdom, if necessary), as follows:
Christianity is anchored on unconditional obedience to do precisely what the Spirit of Jesus/Spirit of Truth has in mind for one to know, pray for, say, as discerned within one's own heart/spirit. And this lands one in God's kingdom of heaven. This being the goal of Christianity.
Christianity is anchored on total God given freedom, liberty, justification and instructions to do any thing that one's heart/spirit desires (nothing is forbidden). However Christians must allow the Spirit of Jesus/Spirit of Truth/Spirit of Intercession to organize their activities among each other in God's creation.
When Christians are led into all their works by precisely what the Spirit of Jesus/Spirit of Truth/Spirit of Intercession has in mind for each of them to know, pray for, say and do . . . they automatically serves the desires of each of their own hearts/spirit in perfect harmony with the Holy Spirit (i.e. the will of God)
What the Spirit of Jesus/Spirit of Truth/Spirit of Intercession has in mind for each of them to know, pray for, say and do is a perfect amalgam of (two things) 1. the desires within the heart/spirit of each person and 2. the will of God.
Christians search each of their own heart or spirits and discerns precisely what the Spirit of Jesus/Spirit of Truth/Spirit of Intercession has in mind for each of them to know, pray for, say and do. Then they unquestioningly/unconditionally obey this Spirit. And by so doing they simultaneously serve their own spirit unconditionally and the Spirit of God, unconditionally. And they end in their own kingdom of heaven and God's kingdom of heaven.
It is not the same for people who esteem, use, invoke and promote the O.T./ten commandments/Mosaic/Jewish tradition.
You have to, in all ways (people and all), separate the N.T./Christian/spirit and Spirit tradition from the O.T./carnal/ten commandments/Mosaic/sin, death, and delivery to hell tradition.
Guys, you need to read this:
Aha!
Can we now say only one knows the Spirit of a person and judges justly?
Under the Christian system, No.
If you hold and want to promote that claim why do you judge Hitler to be bad?
One can not be sure of another person's spirit/intent. Christians are not called to make that judgement. A Christian is constantly under grace of God. This means that Christians are under constant protection by God. Christians are not like Jews.
The Jews judged, denied, persecuted, tortured and kill Jesus and did and continue to do similar things to Christians:
1 Thessalonians 2
14 For ye, brethren, became followers of the churches of God which in Judaea are in Christ Jesus: for ye also have suffered like things of your own countrymen, even as they have of the Jews:
15 Who both killed the Lord Jesus, and their own prophets, and have persecuted us; and they please not God, and are contrary to all men:
It is entirely possible that God permitted the Holocaust so as to punish the Jewish nation for denying, persecuting, torturing and killing Jesus. I am not saying that this is so. I am simply saying that I do not know, however the above is possible.
I have made no judgment (one way or the other) however the Jews seem to have made a judgment on the Holocaust. A judgment which supports them. And their rhetoric is totally irrational.
The Jews choose to judge the Holocaust to be a bad thing. Then they must accept that a bad thing befall the Jews. Therefore the Jews could not be and were not under grace of God/protection of God during the Holocaust.
The simple fact is if those millions of Jews were under grace of God/protection of God . . . 'the bad thing' that was the Holocaust' could not befall them.
The Jews cannot claim that they were under grace of God/protection of God and also claim that the Holocaust was a bad thing. However they make this both sided opposing claim. This is where human judging and human rationalizing become absolute foolishness.
Christians do not make judgments. They accept that they have infirmities and are incapable of making wise choices and/or good/rational judgments. Because of this they choose to be led into all their works, unconditionally by:
- precisely what the Spirit of Jesus/Spirit of Truth/Spirit of Intercession has in mind for each of them to know, pray for, say and do, as discerned with each of their hearts/spirit . . . with absolutely no desire or need to judge and/or rationalize the instructions of the Spirit of Jesus/Spirit of Truth:
Romans: 8 KJV N.T.
26 Likewise the Spirit also helpeth our infirmities: for we know not what we should pray for as we ought: but the Spirit itself maketh intercession for us with groanings which cannot be uttered.
27 And he that searcheth the hearts knoweth what is the mind of the Spirit, because he maketh intercession for the saints according to the will of God.
14 For as many as are led by the Spirit of God, they are the sons of God.
You are at a very foolish and simplistic level of understanding . . . and it is killething and burying you.
Perhaps we could try to judge, but only the Just King knows the heart of a person.
Under Christianity one does not try to judge and/or judge another person.
One simply accept a Christian, lovingly, without judgment , even if he/she is transgressing the ten commandments or any other law.
A Christian simply discern precisely what the Spirit of Jesus/Spirit of Truth has in mind for him/her to know, pray for, say and do, through his own heart/spirit. And a Christian simply do exactly that, with out adjustment or judgment. And his/her life is simply and magically heavenly on all fronts. There is no room for any human to judge Christians.
Judging is anchored on rationalizing. No one can rationalize the behavior of a Christian which results, directly, from the wisdom of the Spirit of Jesus/Spirit of Truth.
Christianity is anchored on unconditional obedience to the Spirit of Jesus/Spirit of Truth, the omniscience of Who is beyond human understanding and not necessary for any human to understand.
Christianity is anchored on unconditional obedience i.e. obedience without rationalizing and with deliberate defiance of human wisdom, if necessary), as follows:
Christianity is anchored on unconditional obedience to do precisely what the Spirit of Jesus/Spirit of Truth has in mind for one to know, pray for, say, as discerned within one's own heart/spirit. And this lands one in God's kingdom of heaven. This being the goal of Christianity.
Christianity is anchored on total God given freedom, liberty, justification and instructions to do any thing that one's heart/spirit desires (nothing is forbidden). However Christians must allow the Spirit of Jesus/Spirit of Truth/Spirit of Intercession to organize their activities among each other in God's creation.
When Christians are led into all their works by precisely what the Spirit of Jesus/Spirit of Truth/Spirit of Intercession has in mind for each of them to know, pray for, say and do . . . they automatically serves the desires of each of their own hearts/spirit in perfect harmony with the Holy Spirit (i.e. the will of God)
What the Spirit of Jesus/Spirit of Truth/Spirit of Intercession has in mind for each of them to know, pray for, say and do is a perfect amalgam of (two things) 1. the desires within the heart/spirit of each person and 2. the will of God.
Christians search each of their own heart or spirits and discerns precisely what the Spirit of Jesus/Spirit of Truth/Spirit of Intercession has in mind for each of them to know, pray for, say and do. Then they unquestioningly/unconditionally obey this Spirit. And by so doing they simultaneously serve their own spirit unconditionally and the Spirit of God, unconditionally. And they end in their own kingdom of heaven and God's kingdom of heaven.
It is not the same for people who esteem, use, invoke and promote the O.T./ten commandments/Mosaic/Jewish tradition.
You have to, in all ways (people and all), separate the N.T./Christian/spirit and Spirit tradition from the O.T./carnal/ten commandments/Mosaic/sin, death, and delivery to hell tradition.
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