For Those In the Faith, Here is What is New on the Site
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The messages from the Word of the Lord within on this site are provided to help you gauge the truth of the words you hear spoken to you, to correct the many errors of the deficit sects' doctrines, to encourage you, to caution you, to help you understand the true promises of the Bible, the true restrictions, the true hope, true belief, true faith, and true way to attain the promises. However, the messages published on this site are dead words, without life; whereas words that you hear Him speak to you are words with life and resulting power. Regarding the similar dead words, (without life), that you read in the Bible, the Lord has spoken this advice: "When you have heard the dead words in the Bible and recall them, heed what is said; always obedient to His commands." Does that mean you should disregard any commands from Him that you read?—no, just like the many commands you read in the Bible, you should try to follow them; but as long as you don't deliberately violate a command, should you slip and fail, you should only regret your lack of ability and not feel condemned. The commands you have heard Him speak to you come with the power to obey, providing you do your best to comply.
The words you hear may not be exact duplicates of the words in the Bible or of these messages, but every message you hear from Him will be compatible with the true meaning of the words of the Bible, as well as compatible with the messages on this site. Every message you hear is like receiving a piece to a puzzle, each word fitting together, filling the gaps in your understanding, until you finally see and feel the brilliant truth and wondrous beauty of the scriptures' promises, salvation, and righteousness — the unfathomable depth of God's love to crown his creation in restoring man to sanctity and holiness in union with Himself through Christ.
"The aorist tense is characterized by its emphasis on punctiliar
action; that is, the concept of the verb is considered without
regard for past, present, or future time. There is no
direct or clear English equivalent for this tense, though it is
generally rendered as a simple past tense in most translations. The events described by the aorist tense are classified into a number of categories by grammarians...The English reader need not concern himself with most of these
finer points concerning the aorist tense, since in most cases they cannot be rendered accurately in English translation,
being fine points of Greek exegesis only. The common practice
of rendering an aorist by a simple English past tense should suffice in most cases."
The Bible full of untranslatable Aorist verbs with several different Strong's Greek Numbers:
#5673 appearing 5 times, but simply pointing to #5777 explained above.
#5656 appearing 2319 times, but simply pointing to #5777 explained above.
#5660 appearing 714 times, but simply pointing to #5777 explained above.
#5681 appearing 602 times, but simply pointing to #5777 explained above.
#5658 appearing 516 times, but simply pointing to #5777 explained above.
etc. — at least thousands of times total
all pointing to the Strong's #5777, which the above explanation states cannot be translated from Greek, but the past tense is usually OK. The correct tense of the Greek verbs appearing thousands of times are impossible to accurately translate as past, present, or future; the translators either have to guess, or just translate to the past tense.
Among the number of Aorist categories is aprophetic Aorist tense, but it unknown how to recognize it in Greek, except by opinion; the purpose of this tense is usually to show that it is so certain that you can view it as already completed. In other words, a future event in non-Greek languages is easily mistranslated to have already occurred, (past tense). This book was written by Paul, who had already experienced everything possible, (perfection, raised to heaven, the kingdom, living in the light, in the presence of Christ, God and the holy angels, etc.); and he was absolutely positive of the Colossian believers' eventual success, (probably even truly prophesying their success), providing (IF) the Colossians stayed on course in their faith and continued their hope of the gospel, maintained their mortifying the sins of their body, and stopped lying while stripping off the old man with his deeds, etc.). As confirmed by the Word of the Lord within, Paul wrote prophetic verbs of certainty in the prophetic Aorist tense; but the translators, simply did the usual — translating prophetic Aorist tense verbs as past tense, which can be totally different than the writer intended. The entire world has been for many hundreds of years, and still is, without knowledge of how to accurately identify and translate, (without the translator's opinion based on his sect's doctrines), the old Greek Aorist tense verbs in the Bible.
This prophetic tense mistranslation applies to Paul's other letters also. To recognize a mistranslated verb tense when reading, if you notice when Paul describes wonderful spiritual achievements by "you," (that are translated to have supposedly already occurred); and before of after that description, he warns the "you" not to sin, then you will know all the wonderful spiritual achievements by the "you" have not happened already, but will happen if "you" continue your quest to overcome sin, the devil, and the world. One more clue: Paul speaks of wonderful spiritual achievements by the "you," (addressing the Colossian readers as "you"), but when he addresses a major spiritual achievement that he really has already attained, then it is no longer "you" but the word is "us," as in "God has translated 'us'."
Now I can appreciate even more a previously received message from the Word of the Lord within: "When the books of the Bible were approved, there was great sadness in heaven." To read about this approval process, click here.
(09/20/21)
The commentary to Heb 8:10 has been changed as follows:
The footnote to 2 Cor 3:9, has the following addition:
The Ministry of Condemnation: This verse has been universally translated by the merchant-priests of Babylon as the Ministry of Condemnation being past tense, obsolete with the coming of Jesus; but George Fox, who lived in the kingdom while ministering on earth, wrote the following in his Letter 145, (click to read its entirety):
"so first learn the ministry of condemnation in yourselves,
that life may arise, before the ministry in the spirit is known,
which preaches peace by Jesus Christ, where there is no strife.
Therefore wait to know the time of silence and mind [heed] that which condemns you."
I also saw how people read the scriptures without a right sense of them and without duly applying them to their own states. For when they read that death reigned from Adam to Moses; that the law and the prophets were until John; and that the least in the kingdom is greater than John; they read these things as not applicable to them, and applied them to others, (and the things were true of others), but they did notturn inside to find the truth of these things in themselves. As these things were opened in me, I saw death reigned over them from Adam to Moses; from the entrance into transgression, until they came to the Ministry of Condemnation, which restrains people from sin that brings death.
He ministered the new covenant in two ways: 1) he taught how to receive the new laws to be written on the heart, and 2) since he could speak with words directly from the Spirit with commands he was told to speak to his listeners, any commands he repeated to this listener could become new laws to be written on the listener's heart.
The commentary to Hebrews 8:6 has been changed as follows:
But now he [Christ] has obtained a more excellent ministry, since he [Christ] is the mediator of a better covenant, which was established upon better promises.
The text and commentary to Hebrews 12:7 has been changed as follows:
Endure your trials with suffering as a discipline [not punishment, but training from God to improve your virtue]; God deals with you as with sons, for what son is there whom the father does not discipline?
Trials and tribulations are not a hard day at the office, a car wreck, someone stealing something from you, you being arrested for breaking the law, a death in the family, a divorce, or some natural difficulty; trials have unmistakably, supernaturally imposed pain.
From: Unto him be glory in the church by Christ Jesus throughout all ages, world without end. Amen.
To: Unto him be glory in the church by Christ Jesus throughout to all generations forever, and ever. Amen.
The conviction of sins in you is an integral part of the new covenant, established by God, and of which Christ is the mediator; as you wait on God, the commands requiring your repentance that you hear from the Spirit are new laws of the new covenant, written in your heart:
It takes time, practice, and patience to learn to recognize messages from the Lord.
His words are always kind, gentle, peaceable, easily accepted, without sarcasm, without bitterness, without condemnation, without harshness, pure, clean, humble, wonderful. There are never any emotional words, there is never any threat in his message; his words are plain, without humor, easily accepted, not embarrassing, always kind, firm, always moral, never contradicting scripture, immediately understood, factual, wise, easily understood, never upbraiding, never incomplete, never leaving you guessing as to their meaning. He condemns the sin in you, but he doesn't condemn you; His words will generate your remorse and godly sorrow, but not your embarrassment.
Intense itchings (from the demons) can take place anywhere on your body, even the palm of your hand or the sole of your foot.
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Above all, take the shield of faith, with which you will be able to quench all the fiery darts of the wicked one. Eph 6:16. Fiery darts from the wicked one are not really on fire; they produce a sharp, burning pain, but no burn results. These can be felt on any part(s) of the body, often the private parts. Low intensity darts can simply produce an itching; high intensity darts can be very painful.
Medium intensity darts have hit my wife and me for years, sometimes when thinking something wrong, but usually just to aggravate us.
Note !!! The Word of the Lord within has said that: 1) "only he who does the works of my Father can enter heaven," and 2) "only His works praise Him;" and William Penn wrote: "true worshipping of God is doing His will."
Perhaps you are now beginning to see that not only does today's Christianity not have a clue as to how to enter heaven and avoid Hell, but today's Christianity has completely missed: 1) the purpose of being a Christian, 2) how to worship God, 3) how to praise God, and 4) how to become a real Christian. By means of their false gospels, which dismiss the cross as a necessity, their colossal errors have become pervasive in all Christianity today.
(10/06/20)
The web page, Is there Hope for All Man and Women, has the following addition:
"In Hell all criticisms of anyone or actions causing pain to anyone are replayed with you feeling the emotional and/or physical pain that you caused those to feel, (afterwards you are relieved, so the pain is not permanent). In this way you learn to hate the mistakes you made when on earth, resolving to never repeat those behaviors again; and as you learn to hate evil, you are drawn to goodness, which is being drawn to God. Thus, we learn from our mistakes."
"Hell is a lot of pain with unexpected love; a lot of pain to be made fit for reconstruction.
After death there is a sense of regret over their life.
Everyone will be known by what they have said and done.
They feel the full effects of the pain they caused and afterwards are relieved."
Those who scream threats and insults at people will feel the pain, the fear, and the panic they caused.
Those who burn, loot, and destroy businesses or property will feel the full effects of all people affected — the pain, the poverty, the hopelessness, the depression, the unemployment, the desperation, and the heartache they caused.
