Judges Will Be Judged

As Judges Judge So Are They Judged

Those Who Judge 

Will Be Judged

 Anyone who does not believe in God will, 

ipso facto, be their own God.

Jesus: On the Spirit:

 Greater Works than Jesus?

Jesus in the Book of John spoke about sending another Comforter, said He (Jesus) did not do the miracles but that God, the Father within Him, did the works. 

And further on in the next verse said anyone (that's me) who believes in Him (Jesus) will do even greater works than Himself.

This again, is the same as moving mountains which Jesus said elsewhere that anyone with enough faith could do, is not a parable but a flat out statement of fact. 

My Favorite Verses

My Favorite Gospel is John 

My Favorite Opening Verses are those in John. My Favorite Chapter is John 17. My Most Important Verse is John 3:16. My Favorite Translation is the King James, and My Favorite New Translation is the  New King James. 

My Favorite Verse about Faith and Hope is Hebrews 11:1. My Favorite Verses about Hope & Heaven is Jesus speaking in John 14:2-3. And if I go and prepare a place for you, I will come again, and receive you onto myself; that where I am, there may you be also.

Leaning on the arm of flesh

Crystalizing the Seen & the Unseen

On of my favorite verses is in 2nd Corinthians when Paul, who was the most unlikely of candidates God could ever chose for us to remember, who wrote so much in the Bible.

Jesus is the Light of the World

He said the suffering he was going thru was light affliction up against the eternity in the spirit. I really like that the way he puts it. He again dramatizes it here as the seen and the unseen. It makes the spirit really stand out for me like crystal.   

Fun in the future

Beginnings Better Than Endings

If any young person ever has to go to a hospital in an ambulance I certainly hope they are quite well and very healthy. I just want them to know what they have to look forward to.

John 1:17

No Longer Under the Law

"The law was given thru Moses but grace and truth thru Jesus Christ."  

Success is getting what I want

Happiness is wanting what I get

The central core of my belief is that I will get what I believe now in my next, ahead of time. Rather more precisely the future of where I am heading, ahead of time eventually. This world is time, which can only be conceived in a comparative state. 

If I am successful in getting what I want, there is no garontee I will be happy with what I get. 

Just as every object is hung on nothing in space, those with lesser mass orbiting those with greater charismatic mass. 

All this is power continually charged or gathered by unseen forces evolving from the similar electro-magnetic soup we are aware of now. So far no one fully understands it, other than somewhat how it works, like gravity or elementary electricity observed.

We, generally we, are working toward this now, but we only can conceive it all now as original sin. which is to be like God. The danger for us is to want to be like God or those opposed, being by some, who want to be God.

 All this is what I believe for myself, that is all I am wanting is objectifying, to increase my belief. Belief  that is, belief in what I believe. 

Unfortunately however for my paradigm to be God requires destructive forces to get there, while to be like God requires the one already existing, a creative force which is love. One is creating our own increasing knowledge, increasing by changing, and the other is true.

All this is way I see it. It is what I believe and I speak for my own personal benefit, the same as everyone else does. Those who appear to be wanting to convince others are in my opinion really trying to convince themselves.

God wants to be known 
thru out all generations as
I am that I am according
 to Moses in Exodus 3:14

I believe I am wanting to convince myself. Everyone else will have to convince themselves. I was not ever a sin bearer so I cannot do any convincing. Jesus was the final and last sin bearer.

Psalm 37:4

Delight yourself also in the Lord; and He shall give you the desires of your heart.

Invictus

Storm in a Tea Cup

Invictus is a great stand out poem written by a successful writer who lived an incredibly difficult short life. While the poem itself is in no way atheistic  the author was a hearsay atheist which has set not a few Christians aflame.

Thereby they forget the commandment of Jesus to love everyone, particularly their enemies. ( There is a reason for this I might save for later.) Instead many Christians mock the poem, point out that the writer was a poet who wrote only one poem.

I understand that Clint Eastwood made a successful film about it which was favorably inspired by Nelson Mandela.

There are Christian pulpit talkers who point out their doctrinaire disagreements, suggesting the many  followers of Jesus who deserted Him because He said no one could come to God unless God draws them.

Also Paul was told that God's grace was sufficient for him. Paul responded by saying that this life's momentary suffering was of little account compared to the wonders of eternal heaven. 

Many early martyred Christians chose suffering in order to get a better reward in heaven.

Logically Christians, in my view, take the poem Invictus out of context, creating a different content in the process. Mostly a storm in a teacup resulting no love for one's enemies.

I once wrote Christians should not be drawn into any argument when the world was created since we are not of this world, we are of heaven. There is no time in eternity. It is all present tense. It was all a debate conceived by the devil to spin Christian's wheels.

If anyone insists in believing in Jesus despite the devil's efforts he will settle for weakening Jesus power if he can. I am staying with Jesus. But maybe I better should take my own advise and no more chewing of disagreements.

Belief Not Proof Pleases God

God does not accept any proof, since proof eliminates any need for belief, the only power that pleases God is belief. 

Praise is gratitude

Gratitude is Love

Whenever I want to praise God to lift myself up, my seek is often in Psalms, favoring ones in the nineties.

A little pop dog

 When I said recently I would like to be wherever Jesus was, like a His little pup dog. I was somewhat reticent,  wondering about the propriety of my remark. But I was unaware at the time of the Psalmist who wrote that he was like a flourishing olive tree in the house of the Lord. Perhaps I am somewhat of a stiff neck. Click to today's Manna