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Mitspa
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Hi Mitspa,
I was writing down some thoughts this morning, and decided to share them here on the forum, and when opened this forum, you post was the first one at the top. So, you'll understand why I share my thoughts here.
[FONT="]I was reading Samuel Davies this morning about the Judgment to come(I know it’s a heavy subject), and I wanted to share a reaffirmation that Davies makes regarding the nature of Jesus.[/FONT]
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[FONT="]John 5:22[/FONT]
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[FONT="]22 [/FONT][FONT="]For the Father judges no one, but has committed all judgment to the Son, [/FONT]
John 5:27
New King James Version (NKJV)
27 and has given Him authority to execute judgment also, because He is the Son of Man.
[FONT="]Davies quotes John 5:22, 27. Here Davies talks about the fitness of Jesus Christ to be the Judge of all. I agree with Davies that because of God’s omniscience, He alone would be the appropriate judge. When you think about how Jesus became a man or took on the form of a man, then you think that God has taken away every excuse that man could think of to reject Him. How many times have I heard someone say, ‘You don’t know how I feel.’ With God’s omniscience alone, this argument/denial is dispelled, but we see God stooping down low, going beyond what we would ever think is reasonable, living in this world and suffering all its ugliness, not to condemn us, but to establish a righteousness to give to us so that we may stand innocent on the Day of Judgment. If we reject His righteousness that He offers us through His death and resurrection, then how appropriate is our condemnation.[/FONT]
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[FONT="]Let’s thank God for his gifts of pardon and righteousness![/FONT]
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Yes my friend, if we reject His Righteousness and go about to establish our own righteousness by the law? We do deserve the condemnation that comes with the ministry of death and condemnation.
Guilt and shame are products of the fall? Look again at Adam and when he fell? This is not the will or plan of God for those who are in His Beloved Son.
No! Come boldly to His Throne of grace!
If we may enter into the most holy of all, with boldness? Why do we walk in shame and guilt in this sinful and dark world?
No! We are to be lights in the darkness! not be partakers of shame and guilt. We walk boldly because He is Our God! not because we are anything.
The eyes of the Lord go to and fro upon the whole face of the earth, looking for those who will dare to believe in HIS RIGHTEOUSNESS!