@nocoradio@PerGratiamDei Mike, then why is it made to feel like legal one should you not have the nature to obey? Isn’t it just semantics to go beyond the letter at that point?
Take care who covers you:
For a husband indeed ought not to cover his head, since he is the image and glory of God; but a wife is the glory of her husband. (1 Corinthians 11:7)
Women are more like men than the human soul is willing to admit. The only difference is the glory of the flesh through those human emotions are expressed. But once you learn to reason by a new spirit you see that core of all emotion is the same whether manifested through true knowledge or a defiled conscience of human reasoning.
@elonmusk Does that same corruptible principle apply to the theory of macro evolution on sets that make impossibilities more believable? They learned that principle from somewhere. There has to be a better way to use the human imagination to motivate us to do what we can do.
@benshapiro Ben, come on. Can Satan cast out Satan? Are you still fighting a useless war with yourself? You both are walking in the same spirit and still can’t see yourselves. And yes, James was a true Jew inwardly and externally.
When was darkness to be identified as an evil? Before the fall, or after the fall (Gen.1:2-5; 2:8-9)? When did evil exist in God’s mind (Gen.1:11-13; 2:15-17)? And when did the darkness of being alone become not good in Adam’s mind (Gen.2:18-20)? Wasn’t good and evil working together for good what made His purpose for the creation very good, then, from beginning but was then expressed upon its completion to the man who would expose the evil of darkness by the imputation of sin to glorify God’s justice (Gen.2:1-5; Rom.9:20-24)?
Is the darkness of hell very good? Does it matter what we think about these things or how God presents it. Very good glorifies God’s character and purposes that work together to exalt His holiness, right? So very good would cover how He knew darkness and light would work together for His purpose, right?
@aigkenham Are all humans actually dead to sin and actively considering themselves alive to God? If not, then those who are dead in sin do not stand upright and bear good fruit to God but death and corruption unto the eternal and second death.
@aigkenham Yep, you get an award, too. Shadows (phantoms) aren’t God’s image, because image in that context is defined by a certain quality of true likeness.