Why is sin so hard to defeat... Because we are conscience of it due the constant reminder of it that we receive at the sharp guise of our accuser through lesser understanding men of a violent self righteous gospel that has more in common with the cult of Molech then the generous gift of YHVH. Molech demands human sacrifice to atone for sin and to grant blessing while YHVH gives and when His gift was met with our violence he forgave and declared an end to a violent response to sin. The law has passed in the former age of men being done away with by the author of life and now his Kingdom spreads through those who hold only to His Grace replete with his righteousness alone and marked by the presence of His Holy Spirit in us. We therefore are Holy because as His earthly temples he now dwells in us, ever changing and transforming us as we abide in the knowledge of the fullness of his grace. No longer fixated on our own sin but His great and complete ability to finish the work he has already completed in us. Having the patience to allow his blood filled with antibiotic seeking out the sin and steeling its life be removing guilt vanquishing the demands of the law written by the author of life past into death burying its requirements in His grace and rising as the new Adam to bring the Kingdom of His Eden to bear on this earth. Ever he increases the steadfast mustard seed virility of righteousness and peace in this his garden until every knee both foreign and domestic bow to His sovereign command yet not at the revealing of His glory but by the glorification of His bride cleansed and purified by His Holy Spirit. This glory causing the kings of the earth and rulers and all authorities not by choice but submission as the ground beneath them will tremble with the holiness of His church long forgotten of sin and sermons of self commitment and dedication to Christ, given way to the truth that it was His Grace, His commitment and his righteousness that held us in his bosom all along.
Posted on: Sat, 07 Sep 2013 04:34:23 +0000
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