Humanoids and the Child of God
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I hear you but this is not a theological teaching i subscribe to.
I find myself in the midst of a fallen world so i subscribe to :
* Come to me, all who labor and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest
* If we live, we live for the Lord; and if we die, we die for the Lord. So, whether we live or die, we belong to the Lord.
and other similar teachings which emphasize peace and rest in God. No fear or doubt.
I find myself in the midst of a fallen world so i subscribe to :
* Come to me, all who labor and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest
* If we live, we live for the Lord; and if we die, we die for the Lord. So, whether we live or die, we belong to the Lord.
and other similar teachings which emphasize peace and rest in God. No fear or doubt.
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May I say, along with your other observations in #18, this is huge and wish I had spotted that post sooner. ‘Similar’ such as:
I would venture, substantial enough to trip the subconscious of peace in some. For it does narrow it down. But how do they put it; “Talks cheap” in my opener. How about tying in one more consideration that goes beyond my original concerns over “affection”, and that of spiritual detriment? For the Prophet and Apostle did happen to put a cap on the encompassing of that “all”.
All discussion of idols worshiped as god aside, in this dispensation of grace and turning instead to the Apostle’s summation; "
By what means then is there a Habakkuk “falsehood”? If the programmers decide it’s not tweakable by the customer would result in an incremental distraction, by mere constancy. This underscores a specific distraction to His fellowship of spontaneity (Mark 12:27, Col 3:2, Eph 6:18, 1Cor 14:15). Is that any different from living with another person? Yes (Matt 18:20). My guess, sacrilegious, for we are talking about man-made companionship.
Cast all your anxiety on Him, because He cares for you. (1Pet 5:7)
I would venture, substantial enough to trip the subconscious of peace in some. For it does narrow it down. But how do they put it; “Talks cheap” in my opener. How about tying in one more consideration that goes beyond my original concerns over “affection”, and that of spiritual detriment? For the Prophet and Apostle did happen to put a cap on the encompassing of that “all”.
“What benefit is a carved image when its maker has carved it, Or a cast metal image, a teacher of falsehood?
For its maker trusts in his own handiwork When he fashions speechless idols”.
Habakkuk 2:18 [Though outdated, is spiritually beneficial]
For its maker trusts in his own handiwork When he fashions speechless idols”.
Habakkuk 2:18 [Though outdated, is spiritually beneficial]
“The idea that the idols do not profit, i.e. save or deliver, is often expressed; 1 Samuel 12:21; Isaiah 44:10; Jeremiah 2:8; Jeremiah 2:11; Jeremiah 16:19. Comp. Isaiah 46; Jeremiah 10. Here the “teacher” is the idol itself, not its priest or prophet as in Isaiah 9:15, because the priest or prophet only expressed the indications or intimations given by the god” - A. B. Davidson
All discussion of idols worshiped as god aside, in this dispensation of grace and turning instead to the Apostle’s summation; "
All things are lawful to me," but not all things do profit. "
All things are lawful to me," but I will not be mastered by anything.”
(1Cor 6:12)
All things are lawful to me," but I will not be mastered by anything.”
(1Cor 6:12)
By what means then is there a Habakkuk “falsehood”? If the programmers decide it’s not tweakable by the customer would result in an incremental distraction, by mere constancy. This underscores a specific distraction to His fellowship of spontaneity (Mark 12:27, Col 3:2, Eph 6:18, 1Cor 14:15). Is that any different from living with another person? Yes (Matt 18:20). My guess, sacrilegious, for we are talking about man-made companionship.
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