YHWH is Jesus Christ himself, the Son of the Invisible Almighty God Father.

[seve]

How does this direct your personal daily life?

It allows me to have a little/small part of the instrument in fulfilling the prophetic vision, helping those WILLFUL IGNORANTS, hoping and in making crooked things straight, based on my Biblical understanding of what is written in the Scripture. Taking away their excuses in the end.

Isa 42;16 And I will bring the blind by a way that they knew not; I will lead them in paths that they have not known: I will make darkness light before them, and crooked things straight. These things will I do unto them, and not forsake them.

 

[Jacob62]

It allows me to have a little/small part of the instrument in fulfilling the prophetic vision, helping those WILLFUL IGNORANTS, hoping and in making crooked things straight, based on my Biblical understanding of what is written in the Scripture. Taking away their excuses in the end.

Isa 42;16 And I will bring the blind by a way that they knew not; I will lead them in paths that they have not known: I will make darkness light before them, and crooked things straight. These things will I do unto them, and not forsake them.

What role do your explanations and recommendations to other people play in accomplishing that?

 

[JLB]

How are you aware of His voice always keeping you sensitive to His will? What actually happens in that process?

I am aware of His Voice.

I haven’t thought about “His Voice keeping me sensitive to His will?


Why don‘t you share with us how His Voice keeps us sensitive to His will.


Share also the scriptures that teach us this.





JLB

 

[JLB]

How are you aware of His voice always keeping you sensitive to His will? What actually happens in that process?

His Voice guides me in the way of life, the way of righteousness and truth.


Sometimes I discern His Voice speaking through others; through those in authority. One of the ways I have found that pleases God is when I submit to authority.


Here is an example:


When they had finished the days, as they returned, the Boy Jesus lingered behind in Jerusalem. And Joseph and His mother did not know it; but supposing Him to have been in the company, they went a day’s journey, and sought Him among their relatives and acquaintances. So when they did not find Him, they returned to Jerusalem, seeking Him. Now so it was that after three days they found Him in the temple, sitting in the midst of the teachers, both listening to them and asking them questions. And all who heard Him were astonished at His understanding and answers.
So when they saw Him, they were amazed; and His mother said to Him, “Son, why have You done this to us? Look, Your father and I have sought You anxiously.”
And He said to them, “Why did you seek Me? Did you not know that I must be about My Father’s business?” But they did not understand the statement which He spoke to them.
Then He went down with them and came to Nazareth, and was subject to them, but His mother kept all these things in her heart. And Jesus increased in wisdom and stature, and in favor with God and men. Luke 2:41-52

• Now so it was that after three days they found Him in the temple, sitting in the midst of the teachers, both listening to them and asking them questions. And all who heard Him were astonished at His understanding and answers.

Jesus knew God as His father, and spoke with great wisdom, answering all the Pharisees questions, to their great astonishment, yet was subject to His natural authority.

This pleased God, and Jesus increased in wisdom and stature, and in favor with God and men.

• Did you not know that I must be about My Father’s business?” But they did not understand the statement which He spoke to them. Then He went down with them and came to Nazareth, and was subject to them, but His mother kept all these things in her heart. And Jesus increased in wisdom and stature, and in favor with God and men.

JLB

 

[seve]

seve said:
It allows me to have a little/small part of the instrument in fulfilling the prophetic vision, helping those WILLFUL IGNORANTS, hoping and in making crooked things straight, based on my Biblical understanding of what is written in the Scripture. Taking away their excuses in the end.

Isa 42;16 And I will bring the blind by a way that they knew not; I will lead them in paths that they have not known: I will make darkness light before them, and crooked things straight. These things will I do unto them, and not forsake them.

What role do your explanations and recommendations to other people play in accomplishing that?

Allow me to address your query also to my fellow Christians:

Most of my fellow Christians do Not agree with what I post, but they see that I support my views with Scripture, but most have Never been taught what I write. In time, they accept me, but cling to the ideas they have been taught.

It matters Not what I interpret. What matters is that which is written in Scripture, and in the Rocks, must agree, or the interpretation is wrong.

I realize that what I post is controversial, but I also realize that it agrees not only with Scripture, but also with true Science, and History. I do not write the things I write to cause others, problems, but I write to cause others to read and study Scripture, and to see that God's Word is the Truth in every way.

When you find the One Truth, you will see that the One Truth agrees with every other discovered Truth. There is Not one Truth for Christians, and one for Scientists or History. When you find God's Truth, it agrees exactly with both.

God bless

 

[Jacob62]

I am aware of His Voice.

I haven’t thought about “His Voice keeping me sensitive to His will?


Why don‘t you share with us how His Voice keeps us sensitive to His will.


Share also the scriptures that teach us this.





JLB

Thanks for asking this. I have not heard God's Voice. I asked you the question because you stated you personally are kept "sensitive to God's Will."

Might I restate that question in such a way to not cause an uncomfortable reaction? I would be pleased to.

Regards.

 

[Jacob62]

Allow me to address your query also to my fellow Christians:

Most of my fellow Christians do Not agree with what I post, but they see that I support my views with Scripture, but most have Never been taught what I write. In time, they accept me, but cling to the ideas they have been taught.

It matters Not what I interpret. What matters is that which is written in Scripture, and in the Rocks, must agree, or the interpretation is wrong.

I realize that what I post is controversial, but I also realize that it agrees not only with Scripture, but also with true Science, and History. I do not write the things I write to cause others, problems, but I write to cause others to read and study Scripture, and to see that God's Word is the Truth in every way.

When you find the One Truth, you will see that the One Truth agrees with every other discovered Truth. There is Not one Truth for Christians, and one for Scientists or History. When you find God's Truth, it agrees exactly with both.

God bless

From your answer, I see that the reasoning given in your posts has no effect on your own life. Is this true? Did I correctly understand your answer?

 

[seve]

From your answer, I see that the reasoning given in your posts has no effect on your own life. Is this true? Did I correctly understand your answer?

Of course, that's not true. Whenever fellow Christians like or agree with my post, it affected me positively with so much satisfaction and gratitude. To God be the glory.

I love to see other Christian's views of the topic - Genesis, for that is the way we learn. The Holy Spirit reveals one thing to me and something else to another. Listen to the Old Songs, and read the words, and you will see the Holy Spirit in action

When we all, Christians, get together, in Heaven, we will come to know All of the Truth. Jesus told us "I am the Truth". I can hardly wait to know God's Truth, face to face. How bout you?

God bless

 

[Jacob62]

Of course, that's not true. Whenever fellow Christians like or agree with my post, it affected me positively with so much satisfaction and gratitude. To God be the glory.

I love to see other Christian's views of the topic - Genesis, for that is the way we learn. The Holy Spirit reveals one thing to me and something else to another. Listen to the Old Songs, and read the words, and you will see the Holy Spirit in action

When we all, Christians, get together, in Heaven, we will come to know All of the Truth. Jesus told us "I am the Truth". I can hardly wait to know God's Truth, face to face. How bout you?

God bless

There is nothing in Scripture to indicate the Holy Spirit gives one set of information to one person, and another set to a different person. The Holy Spirit is neither Gnostic, nor a respecter of persons.

 

[seve]

seve said:
I love to see other Christian's views of the topic - Genesis, for that is the way we learn. The Holy Spirit reveals one thing to me and something else to another. Listen to the Old Songs, and read the words, and you will see the Holy Spirit in action.

There is nothing in Scripture to indicate the Holy Spirit gives one set of information to one person, and another set to a different person. The Holy Spirit is neither Gnostic, nor a respecter of persons.

That's how God has chosen to reveal His Truth. Each Christian has his own measure of information he can handle. I do not question the work of the Holy Spirit, for His ways are above my ways. Each Christian learns what he should know, as the Holy Spirit leads him to.

Look at all the denominations. If you look at Christianity as a big Pie, and see all the denominations as slices in the pie, you will find that God's Truth is in the whole pie, and that each slice teaches only part of God's Truth.

Why? Because ONLY those who have Faith, not knowledge, can enter the Kingdom of God. The complexity of views of the various denominations assure that we must come to God by Faith alone, no matter the denomination.

God bless

PS, Next time, try to use your God given common sense to distinguish a "wish comment" based on personal experience and story telling versus what is actually written in the Scripture that you can use as Scriptural proof text.

NICE TRY BUT NO CIGAR.

 

[JLB]

I asked you the question because you stated you personally are kept "sensitive to God's Will."

We know His will by reading His word and by His Spirit within us.


JLB

 

[Jacob62]

We know His will by reading His word and by His Spirit within us.


JLB

We know His will by reading His word and by His Spirit within us.


JLB

Who would be the "We" in that lovely idea?

Regards.

 

[JLB]

Who would be the "We" in that lovely idea?

Regards.

All who study to show themselves approved.

 

[Jacob62]

That's how God has chosen to reveal His Truth. Each Christian has his own measure of information he can handle. I do not question the work of the Holy Spirit, for His ways are above my ways. Each Christian learns what he should know, as the Holy Spirit leads him to.

Look at all the denominations. If you look at Christianity as a big Pie, and see all the denominations as slices in the pie, you will find that God's Truth is in the whole pie, and that each slice teaches only part of God's Truth.

Why? Because ONLY those who have Faith, not knowledge, can enter the Kingdom of God. The complexity of views of the various denominations assure that we must come to God by Faith alone, no matter the denomination.

God bless

PS, Next time, try to use your God given common sense to distinguish a "wish comment" based on personal experience and story telling versus what is actually written in the Scripture that you can use as Scriptural proof text.

NICE TRY BUT NO CIGAR.

Bless your heart.

What really means something is to show the Scripture about the Holy Spirit supposedly giving each Christian only his own measure of information he can handle.

Remember, faith does not equal information, no matter how intense the idea is.

What I actually see when I look at God's Kingdom with its churches and denominations is more like a big bowl of cereal, with flakes on top.

Regards.

All who study to show themselves approved.

Since that statement cannot be verified in any manner, it therefore is of no value to any member of God's Kingdom.

Thanks.

 

[Fastfredy0]

The Son of God physically EXISTED even BEFORE the World was.

It is not possible that the divine nature of the Son of God to physically exist before the world was. God is omnipresent. It is not possible for physical being to be omnipresent because physicality requires borders. Bodies with physical borders cannot be omnipresent and therefore cannot be God.
Also, to have a physical body infers visibility. Since God is invisible, it is not possible for the divine nature of the Son of God to be seen as inferred by having a physical body.
All physical bodies are created as physical bodies require space and space and time were created by God. All created things have a beginning and since God the Son is eternal, it is not possible that God the Son physical body is eternal.

"and the word (Son of God's divine nature) became flesh" .....The action of "becoming" contradicts the immutability of the divine nature of God.


THE SECOND HELVETIC CONFESSION

A RATIONAL SOUL IN CHRIST. Moreover, our Lord Jesus Christ did not have a soul bereft of sense and reason, nor flesh without a soul, but a soul with its reason, and flesh with its senses, by which in the time of his passion he sustained real bodily pain, as himself testified when he said: "My soul is very sorrowful, even to death" (Matthew 26:38). And, "Now is my soul troubled" (John 12:27).

TWO NATURES IN CHRIST. We therefore acknowledge two natures or substances, the divine and the human, in one and the same Jesus Christ our Lord (Hebrews 2). And we say that these are bound and united with one another in such a way that they are not absorbed, or confused, or mixed, but are united or joined together in one person the properties of the natures being unimpaired and permanent.

NOT TWO BUT ONE CHRIST. Thus we worship not two but one Christ the Lord. We repeat: one true God and man. With respect to his divine nature he is consubstantial with the Father, and with respect to the human nature he is consubstantial with us men, and like us in all things, sin excepted (Hebrews 4:15).

THE DIVINE NATURE OF CHRIST IS NOT PASSIBLE, AND THE HUMAN NATURE IS NOT EVERYWHERE. Therefore, we do not in any way teach that the divine nature in Christ has suffered or that Christ according to his human nature is still in this world and thus is everywhere. For neither do we think or teach that the body of Christ ceased to be a true body after his glorification, or was deified, and deified in such a way that it laid aside its properties as regards body and soul, and changed entirely into a divine nature and began to be merely one substance.

 

[Jacob62]

It is not possible that the divine nature of the Son of God to physically exist before the world was. God is omnipresent. It is not possible for physical being to be omnipresent because physicality requires borders. Bodies with physical borders cannot be omnipresent and therefore cannot be God.
Also, to have a physical body infers visibility. Since God is invisible, it is not possible for the divine nature of the Son of God to be seen as inferred by having a physical body.
All physical bodies are created as physical bodies require space and space and time were created by God. All created things have a beginning and since God the Son is eternal, it is not possible that God the Son physical body is eternal.

"and the word (Son of God's divine nature) became flesh" .....The action of "becoming" contradicts the immutability of the divine nature of God.


THE SECOND HELVETIC CONFESSION

A RATIONAL SOUL IN CHRIST. Moreover, our Lord Jesus Christ did not have a soul bereft of sense and reason, nor flesh without a soul, but a soul with its reason, and flesh with its senses, by which in the time of his passion he sustained real bodily pain, as himself testified when he said: "My soul is very sorrowful, even to death" (Matthew 26:38). And, "Now is my soul troubled" (John 12:27).

TWO NATURES IN CHRIST. We therefore acknowledge two natures or substances, the divine and the human, in one and the same Jesus Christ our Lord (Hebrews 2). And we say that these are bound and united with one another in such a way that they are not absorbed, or confused, or mixed, but are united or joined together in one person the properties of the natures being unimpaired and permanent.

NOT TWO BUT ONE CHRIST. Thus we worship not two but one Christ the Lord. We repeat: one true God and man. With respect to his divine nature he is consubstantial with the Father, and with respect to the human nature he is consubstantial with us men, and like us in all things, sin excepted (Hebrews 4:15).

THE DIVINE NATURE OF CHRIST IS NOT PASSIBLE, AND THE HUMAN NATURE IS NOT EVERYWHERE. Therefore, we do not in any way teach that the divine nature in Christ has suffered or that Christ according to his human nature is still in this world and thus is everywhere. For neither do we think or teach that the body of Christ ceased to be a true body after his glorification, or was deified, and deified in such a way that it laid aside its properties as regards body and soul, and changed entirely into a divine nature and began to be merely one substance.

Just a small question, here.

Will you perhaps be explaining that to God some day?

Regards.

 

[seve]

seve said:
That's how God has chosen to reveal His Truth. Each Christian has his own measure of information he can handle. I do not question the work of the Holy Spirit, for His ways are above my ways. Each Christian learns what he should know, as the Holy Spirit leads him to.

Look at all the denominations. If you look at Christianity as a big Pie, and see all the denominations as slices in the pie, you will find that God's Truth is in the whole pie, and that each slice teaches only part of God's Truth.

Why? Because ONLY those who have Faith, not knowledge, can enter the Kingdom of God. The complexity of views of the various denominations assure that we must come to God by Faith alone, no matter the denomination.

Jacob62 said:

Remember, faith does not equal information, no matter how intense the idea is.

What I actually see when I look at God's Kingdom with its churches and denominations is more like a big bowl of cereal, with flakes on top.

Your understanding of of what"FAITH" is ..... contrary to the information written in the Scripture and is unacceptable to the core of all Christian belief.

Here's the "information" you are looking for - written in the Scripture ("not my intense idea") - that the Holy Spirit will give those other Christian Pretenders their own measure of information - who received not the love of Truth, that they might be saved.

Read and Learn:

2Th 2:10 And with all deceivableness of unrighteousness in them that perish; because they received not the love of the truth, that they might be saved.
v11 And for this cause God shall send them strong delusion, that they should believe a lie:
v12 That they all might be damned who believed not the truth, but had pleasure in unrighteousness

 

[Jacob62]

Jacob62 said:


Your understanding of of what"FAITH" is ..... contrary to the information written in the Scripture and is unacceptable to the core of all Christian belief.

Here's the "information" you are looking for - written in the Scripture ("not my intense idea") - that the Holy Spirit will give those other Christian Pretenders their own measure of information - who received not the love of Truth, that they might be saved.

Read and Learn:

2Th 2:10 And with all deceivableness of unrighteousness in them that perish; because they received not the love of the truth, that they might be saved.
v11 And for this cause God shall send them strong delusion, that they should believe a lie:
v12 That they all might be damned who believed not the truth, but had pleasure in unrighteousness

2 These. 2:10 says nothing about each man having been given "the amount of information he can handle by God." It is not in the text.

Blessings.

 

[Jacob62]

It is not possible that the divine nature of the Son of God to physically exist before the world was. God is omnipresent. It is not possible for physical being to be omnipresent because physicality requires borders. Bodies with physical borders cannot be omnipresent and therefore cannot be God.
Also, to have a physical body infers visibility. Since God is invisible, it is not possible for the divine nature of the Son of God to be seen as inferred by having a physical body.
All physical bodies are created as physical bodies require space and space and time were created by God. All created things have a beginning and since God the Son is eternal, it is not possible that God the Son physical body is eternal.

"and the word (Son of God's divine nature) became flesh" .....The action of "becoming" contradicts the immutability of the divine nature of God.


THE SECOND HELVETIC CONFESSION

A RATIONAL SOUL IN CHRIST. Moreover, our Lord Jesus Christ did not have a soul bereft of sense and reason, nor flesh without a soul, but a soul with its reason, and flesh with its senses, by which in the time of his passion he sustained real bodily pain, as himself testified when he said: "My soul is very sorrowful, even to death" (Matthew 26:38). And, "Now is my soul troubled" (John 12:27).

TWO NATURES IN CHRIST. We therefore acknowledge two natures or substances, the divine and the human, in one and the same Jesus Christ our Lord (Hebrews 2). And we say that these are bound and united with one another in such a way that they are not absorbed, or confused, or mixed, but are united or joined together in one person the properties of the natures being unimpaired and permanent.

NOT TWO BUT ONE CHRIST. Thus we worship not two but one Christ the Lord. We repeat: one true God and man. With respect to his divine nature he is consubstantial with the Father, and with respect to the human nature he is consubstantial with us men, and like us in all things, sin excepted (Hebrews 4:15).

THE DIVINE NATURE OF CHRIST IS NOT PASSIBLE, AND THE HUMAN NATURE IS NOT EVERYWHERE. Therefore, we do not in any way teach that the divine nature in Christ has suffered or that Christ according to his human nature is still in this world and thus is everywhere. For neither do we think or teach that the body of Christ ceased to be a true body after his glorification, or was deified, and deified in such a way that it laid aside its properties as regards body and soul, and changed entirely into a divine nature and began to be merely one substance.

How does this guide your daily life?

Thanks for your detailed work.

 

[Jacob62]

Seemingly, you would rather continue your style of distorting other's clear statements and stand in order for you to BLATANTLY misrepresent their views of the issues at hand.

Obviously, you are a being a dishonest person to even allow this discussion to continue with me.

By the way, I don't need any "Blessing" coming from you! Keep it to yourself. Bye

Did you have an axe to grind? It sure sounds like it. Be faithful to Scripture, avoid vain speculations about what God does with information.

Regards .