For Those In the Faith, Here is What is New on the Site
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.
In other words, be responsible; fulfill your responsibilities to your family, your employer, and as you have been instructed by God.
A previous message from the Word of the Lord within that applies is: "Be a good and loyal servant;" which message was to me when I was an employee of a former company.
So I say, see that you are faithful in this outward mammon,
this outward treasure of the things of this life, of this world,
faithful to your word, faithful to your days, faithful to your
promises,
in all your trading, trafficking, bargaining;
true and just,
and righteous and honest in these outward treasures or mammon,
concerning the things of this world, of this life, of these outward riches;
just and faithful, true and honest men and women in these outward things.
So speak the truth, whether merchants or tradesmen,
and all sorts of people whatsoever, in all your occasions,
and in all your tradings, dealings, and doings,
speak the truth, act in the truth, and walk in the truth;
and this brings righteousness forth.
For it answers the witness of God in everyone;
keep low in the power of God, and do not go beyond your capacity, nor reach after things more than you can justly perform, and answer all men; but all in your places be just and true, that you may answer all men within and without, and truth and justice in your returns, that you may keep your words, so say, and so do; which is the royal law of liberty in all your tradings, else you are a dishonor to Christianity.
The world began with innocence. All was then good that the good God had made; and as he blessed the works of his hands, so their natures and harmony magnified him their Creator. Then the morning stars sang together for joy, and all parts of his works said Amen to his law. Not a jar in the whole order, (everything was smooth): but man in paradise, the beasts in the field, the fowl in the air, the fish in the sea, the lights in the heavens, the fruits of the earth. Yes, the air, the earth, the water, and fire worshipped, praised, and exalted his power, wisdom, and goodness. Oh holy sabbath! Oh holy day to the Lord!
And there will be weeping and gnashing of teeth when you see Abraham and Isaac and Jacob and all the prophets in the kingdom of God, but you yourselves thrust out.
For Keyword Search in the Bible, there is a new feature, Custom Book Selection, the option to select specific books to search; and you can specify any combination of books you wish to search.
(01/02/19)
Ephesians 4:8-9 has the following changed commentary and footnote:
Consider how this verse's interpretation of Jesus's descent into Hell is a key element in the so-called Apostles' Creed, which shows the Apostles' Creed is completely unrelated, irrelevant, and immaterial to being or becoming a Christian; it would be more accurately labeled, the Apostates' Creed of rote ritual, a facade of the form of godliness without power. This is further evidence that Christianity became Babylon almost 2000 years ago.
(12/30/18)
The following in parentheses has been added to the footnote of Mat 5:37, which verse reads:
Do not swear. But let your 'yes' be 'yes,' and your 'no,' 'no;' for whatever is more than these comes from the evil one.
This command by Jesus and James was considered so important, that thousands of early Quakers went to prison rather than swear "to tell the truth." The sheriffs knew that an early Quaker would refuse to swear, so they would arrest them and take them to court, where they were sentenced to prison for failure to take an oath — refusing the court's order to swear.
So remember, do not swear at all, even in court. You can simply say you "affirm" that you will answer truthfully, and that you understand you are subject to charges of perjury for any untruthful statement made.
Close your mouth, put your teeth together, and breathe through your nose as long as it is clear; breathing through the nose with teeth together reduces your thinking significantly. This is true when waiting or in normal activities.
(02/06/19)
Because the web pages in Scripture Subject Groupings were initially created before the web site's on line Bible was available, the follwing pages have been significantly re-worked and brought up to date and re-worked by adding commentary, including some footnote explanations.
William Penn in his No Cross No Crown wrote about self-denial of the cross, referencing how Abraham denied his own will by being willing to sacrifice his only son as he as ordered, (which order was cancelled at the last minute). So that anyone seeking God knows that things have changed since the days and place of Abraham, the following commentary has been added to that writing by Penn:
[Abraham lived in a time and location in which the sacrifice of children to false gods was common, so that command was not shocking like it is to us today. No one seeking God through following his commands will ever receive a command for them to harm another person.Gentleness is the fruit of the Spirit of God, not violence. Remember, ignore any command that is not moral, pure, peaceable, fair, gentle, easily accepted, immediately understood, sincere, James 3:17, (even commands to you that chastise or rebuke from the Lord have to be pure, gentle, fair, easily accepted, make sense, etc.). There may come a time, when you are sufficiently pure and can distinguish the Voice of the Lord vs. the voice of the enemy, that you are given the words to sharply rebuke someone such as an opposing priest or pastor; but because those words come from God's exact words you are told to speak, those words are supplied to help such a person understand the consequences of their behaviors, not to harm them.]
