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Yet we have all encountered immature adults.

I believe fully in the word of God what I don;t believe in it interprention or our own understanding I want go to go deeper how many can claim they truly know the truth? the scriptures to me are his solid word what he says goes but look at the division look at the demonitations looke at how easily interpretation creates what we believe where we stand the enemy knows to take down an army to confuse divide and conquor tell me aside from me who has listened to you who has spoken of you with respect?

I speak of you as widsom and understanding I wouldn;t do this if U didn;t mean it it is pretty clear I speak to honestly but that is just who I am yes it isn;t always right but but I live in him not the interpreation who cares what we think is truth if you are unable to fully surrender it all what you thought you understood how can you seek the actual thing? we as humans have away of thinking we know the ytuth that we are right in our believes but since when has that has ever been the case all throuought scripture it is only when you t\truly accept you know nothing when you feel that beautifull surrender when you say to him what he say goes that you really know what the kingdom and the actual truth is.


If you think yourself to be in the truth prove me wrong the point isn't wjhatnwe understand it is his heart his kingdom that small drop of hos love that your body cannot handle how you have such a deep unatural affection forhim hpw ypur heart cires out fo him in such longing a tortureius longing to just hig him to just see that smile on his face you would never want anything else it makes your soul leap inside you what I say I have seen and tasted cab yiu say the same? or do you see his word as a stufy?


there is wisdom in studying but f you don't know what it feels like to be so affection so deep longing to just wrap your wrap your arms around him even to the point your own body craves him then you ate just reading the sctiptures

Beelieve me I go through far more spiritual warfare than any of you can imagine I have more than enough reason to not believe I have almost died more than seven time I live in despair the enemy seems to havr all the control I wigh 106 I had luckemia on my twelve birtfsy snd I have stomach cancer a;omg with everything I have had to go through on my own I don;t even have the money to get the eye drops my eyes need to get better my whole life I have i only kniwn abuse pain sufferubg the unfairness and cruekity of lifee yet look at what I say I point to him I speak of him not what I think the scriotures say

If someone like me who has sufferr
yes that is our own opinion it isn;t about what we understand or our opinion the bond and the connection of the heart with him that is what it is about as if we we could ever hope to understand the depth of himself but for every drop he gices us we realize it is him his kingdom and it isn;t just about him he brings us into his fold ayone can teaxh or speak of this but it is so eesy to give what we think but the absolutes joy unatural joy how just a drop of his love is to much for your body to hamdle how your heart cries out to himbegging him to tske you even if it means death his arms is home a love we cannot even handle yet we are desperate for all of him

the heart peircing soul bleeding for him let youraelf and anyone who reads this seek this with him forget what you think the scriptures say he qill show you just seek him first mpt as a distant person but expect him

Matthew 18:3
“And said, Verily I say unto you, Except ye be converted, and become as little children, ye shall not enter into the kingdom of heaven.”

Matthew 19:14
“But Jesus said, Suffer little children, and forbid them not, to come unto me: for of such is the kingdom of heaven.”

Luke 18:16
“But Jesus called them unto him, and said, Suffer little children to come unto me, and forbid them not: for of such is the kingdom of God.”

Jesus was referring to the humility of a child in comparison to that of an adult. It's obvious to everyone that children are usually more humble than us proud adults who think we're better than everyone else.

The lesson Jesus gave His disciples had nothing to do with age, it was a simple lesson about humility. A proud person cannot enter heaven, so Jesus was just reminding His disciples of that fact because He noticed they were getting pumped up with pride when they pushed the children away.

Only God knows who is saved and who is condemned to hell. No person can see another's true state, sure everyone claims to be a believer and headed for heaven. But from our human perspective we take their word for it, but only God knows if they are genuinely saved or if they're faking their conversion.

i'm talking about Jesus in the temple at age 12, Luke 2:42.

age 12 is very specific - compare when Jesus began His ministry, in Luke 3:23.. He was "about 30“

now why does God tell us very specifically how old the boy Christ is amazing adults with His understanding, but God is explicitly non-specific about how old Christ the adult man is when He begins to preach?

this age thing is very important to God. He puts it in His Word. and 12 is more important to Him than 'about 30' evidently.

why?

So, can we conclude that there won't be any adults in the kingdom of God. Jesus did say "for such is the kingdom of God". I notice He didn't include us adults in His promised kingdom

I believe the humility Jesus speaks about is belief in Jesus where the adult tries to reason.
6 but whoever causes one of these little ones who believe in me to sin

The point of the story with the children is not so much to teach about humility, but the nature of kingdom living. Children are implicitly trusting in parents who have cared for them and taught them. They believe their parents do what is in their best interest and place complete confidence in them.
Likewise, those who live in the kingdom of God are to place complete and total trust in their heavenly Father. This is what it means that the just shall walk by faith. True kingdom living implicitly trusts their care to God recognizing that He cannot lie or fail and will always be faithful to His children.

Yes I understood what you were saying, but I also dismissed your argument as irrelevant because Jesus was not technically 12 his real age is eternal and timeless.

Don't you think that gives Him a slight advantage over earthbound creatures, who don't have a clue why they're here and where they're going to.

uh huh

How does this speak to an age of accountability?

the scripture explicitly says 12.

why does it say that if it isn't true?
why does God tell us this if it's irrelevant?

it indicates that there is a Biblical distinction made between adults and children.

Of course He did, Read the verse again...

Matthew 18:3
“And said, Verily I say unto you, Except ye be converted, and become as little children, ye shall not enter into the kingdom of heaven.”

John 3:7
“Marvel not that I said unto thee, Ye must be born again.”

if you refuse Christ as our example, the go to Job 32.

Elihu is a youth, and he is the only person in the entire book God does not rebuke for speaking foolishly.

how can this be?
why is this?
Who is Elihu prefiguring?

Luke 2:42, friend. a little child shall lead them.
Isaiah 11:6 ≅ Job 32:8

That verse is not applicable because it's not describing children. The context of that verse describes the "little ones, who believe in Me", as new converts to Christianity.

That was given as a warning to those who seek to lead new Christians into false, unbiblical doctrines. The warning was directed at the false preaches who were a problem for the early Church and continue to lead new Converts astray to this day.

The Bible makes lots of distinctions. Why relate it to salvation?

2 And calling to him a child, he put him in the midst of them
3 and said, “Truly, I say to you, unless you turn and become like children, you will never enter the kingdom of heaven.
4 Whoever humbles himself like this child is the greatest in the kingdom of heaven.
5 “Whoever receives one such child in my name receives me,
6 but whoever causes one of these little ones who believe in me to sin, it would be better for him to have a great millstone fastened around his neck and to be drowned in the depth of the sea.

It's all about converts.
But Jesus is using a child's blind faith for His example.

Are we going to make fuss about the fact that the exact phraseology "AGE OF ACCOUNTABILITY" is not part of KJV English? Let's avoid going down that silly street.

Just checking, you'd be surprised how many people read he Bible like it was all literal language. Jesus had to spell out what He meant by born again, because He was asked if it meant going back into the mothers womb