Lone Ranger Posted June 4, 2019 Posted June 4, 2019 13 hours ago, Aliensanctuary said: Obviously, humans can't handle free will, hence, in the next life, our sense of Self will no longer exist. Remember "Die to Self"? The Kingdom of YHVH is not about human free will, but about order and obedience. Humans will love YHVH because he will take care of them by providing work, food, shelter, and health, forever. By joining the Kingdom, they have already agreed to these conditions, including the loss of individuality. Their jobs will be to help YHVH carry out his missions. The Borg has arrived. You will be assimilated into the collective.... JoeMo 1 Quote
JoeMo Posted June 5, 2019 Posted June 5, 2019 19 hours ago, Aliensanctuary said: Adam and Eve were created to be obedient servants. Obviously, humans can't handle free will, hence, in the next life, our sense of Self will no longer exist. Remember "Die to Self"? The Kingdom of YHVH is not about human free will, but about order and obedience. Humans will love YHVH because he will take care of them by providing work, food, shelter, and health, forever. By joining the Kingdom, they have already agreed to these conditions, including the loss of individuality. Their jobs will be to help YHVH carry out his missions. As Scripture states, the Spirit will prevent us from transgressing the Laws of the Kingdom. It is not a matter of choice whether or not to obey these laws. As I think about this further, it sounds more like the reign of the antichrist rather than YHVH. The beast will force the world's people to give up their individuality and freedom and worship him so they can be clothed, housed and fed. They will essentially be giving up their free will. Those who refuse will be eliminated. Those who exercise their free will to be loyal to God will be rewarded with being able to make a free-will choice to worship and obey The Father and Son throughout eternity. Being in their presence will make it MUCH easier. Plus, when we are changed in the twinkling of an eye, one big thing that will change is our current genetic predisposal to sin. As new creatures, we will be genetically predisposed to NOT sin. We will still have the free will to do so; but it will be much more difficult to do so. Call me selfish, but why would I want to screw up a good thing by going against my new sanctified immortal nature by sinning? I've screwed up my life on this planet enough by sinning. Thank God for the grace and mercy of Jesus! Lone Ranger 1 Quote
Aliensanctuary Posted June 5, 2019 Posted June 5, 2019 Once in the New Jerusalem, those refusing to undergo the wash-up, or baptism, in the River of Life, will be cast into outer darkness. That means they will be ejected from the city into the vacuum of space where their lives will last but an instant. It will be a solemn moment standing on the shores of the River of Life before the Spirit wipes away most, if not all, human memories, leaving us with the minds of small children. It is the Spirit of YHVH in the Living Water that wipes away all human tears and memories of sickness, tragedy, and death. It is the Spirit that will prevent us from transgressing the Laws of the Kingdom by downloading them into our minds. If Self is allowed to live, the universe must go through an infinite number of cycles of sin and death, and an infinite number of Messiahs to make things right. Humans can't be trusted, so steps must be taken to prevent them from rebelling over and over. Quote The Parable of the Lamb and the Pigpen https://www.createspace.com/3401451
Aliensanctuary Posted June 5, 2019 Posted June 5, 2019 In the Kingdom, I suspect, there will be a degree of autonomy and the ability to make choices within limits. Although some jobs will be maintaining the city, most jobs will involve tending animals and harvesting crops. The Spirit will tell us where to go and what to do. Our secret password will enable us to enter certain areas, and not others. If we need something, YHVH already knows what it is by the Spirit reading our minds. Quote The Parable of the Lamb and the Pigpen https://www.createspace.com/3401451
Moderators Gregory Matthews Posted June 5, 2019 Author Moderators Posted June 5, 2019 Ah, your recent post give credence to your selection of "Aliensanctuary" as the name under which you post. phkrause and Aliensanctuary 2 Quote Gregory
Aliensanctuary Posted June 15, 2019 Posted June 15, 2019 The Kingdom of YHVH makes much more sense if you consider the technology it possesses. The creation of the universe and life required technology far beyond current human comprehension. Although the Scriptures are somewhat vague, it should be clear that magic words cannot create matter and life on their own. Rather, when YHVH ordered something done, others carried out his orders. The Spirit of YHVH assembled the fundamental particles of the universe and synthesized the DNA necessary to create life. Spirit, in fact, connects YHVH to the universe, enabling him to know everything, from falling birds to human thoughts to what lies in the future. The viewer who wrote the creation account in Genesis saw a short video clip, but not the background story. He was aware that the Earth and the universe already existed before Day 1, but many think that the universe and its civilizations are only about 6,000 years old. Greg is correct. Aliensanctuary is about the real Temple in outer space, not safe places for criminal illegal aliens in the USA. phkrause 1 Quote The Parable of the Lamb and the Pigpen https://www.createspace.com/3401451
GHansen Posted June 15, 2019 Posted June 15, 2019 On 5/27/2019 at 11:07 PM, JoeMo said: Martin Luther was a beer-swilling Jew hater; yet, he is considered the originator of the protestant reformation (and rightly so). One sign of the end is that knowledge will increase; and IMHO that includes spiritual knowledge. While a typical assessment of Luther by an SDA, that is an ill informed statement at best. Luther wrote three major treatises on the Jews: "On the Jews and their Lies," "Sermon on the Last Words of David" and "That Jesus Christ was Born a Jew." This last treatise takes a very conciliatory position towards Judaism, Luther saying that considering the condition of the [medieval Papacy] he didn't blame them for rejecting Christianity. Luther had many dealings with the Jews through the years. They considered him a friend and sought him out for help in securing safe conduct through areas in which they were forbidden to travel. It is thought by some that the way they abused these safe conduct opportunities contributed to Luther's distaste for them. He also had a Jewish convert to Christianity living in his home and cared for him and his family when he was ostracized for believing in Christ. Exactly what enraged Luther to the point that he wrote "On the Jews and Their Lies" is a matter of speculation but considering the stature of Luther, I would blame the 15th century European Jews before I would blame Luther. Quote
GHansen Posted June 15, 2019 Posted June 15, 2019 3 hours ago, GHansen said: I would blame the 15th century European Jews before I would blame Luther. Don't you mean the 16th century European Jews? Yes, thank you. Quote
GHansen Posted June 15, 2019 Posted June 15, 2019 On 5/26/2019 at 5:54 AM, R. G. White said: I've read Hebrews 9 in the original Greek, and you are mistaken. How does the Greek change the meaning? "Nor was it to offer himself repeatedly, as the high priest enters the holy places every year with blood not his own, 26 for then he would have had to suffer repeatedly since the foundation of the world." (9:25) For since the law has but a shadow of the good things to come instead of the true form of these realities, it can never, by the same sacrifices that are continually offered every year, make perfect those who draw near. 2 Otherwise, would they not have ceased to be offered, since the worshipers, having once been cleansed, would no longer have any consciousness of sins? 3 But in these sacrifices there is a reminder of sins every year. (10:1,2) Quote
Aliensanctuary Posted June 16, 2019 Posted June 16, 2019 Both Moses and Jesus Christ taught us what the Kingdom of YHVH is like. "Christianity" is more or less irrelevant, for it has strayed afar from the Kingdom. Quote The Parable of the Lamb and the Pigpen https://www.createspace.com/3401451
JoeMo Posted June 16, 2019 Posted June 16, 2019 16 hours ago, Aliensanctuary said: "Christianity" is more or less irrelevant, for it has strayed afar from the Kingdom. I would replace your use of the word "Christianity" with the word "religion". Quote
Gustave Posted June 18, 2019 Posted June 18, 2019 On 6/4/2019 at 1:26 PM, Lone Ranger said: The Borg has arrived. You will be assimilated into the collective.... Nice to see other Star Trek aficionados! Lone Ranger and JoeMo 2 Quote
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