Division and not peace vs Peace and not divided

Grace unto you, and peace (not divisions),
from God our Father and the Lord Jesus Christ

Division and Not Peace <--vs--> Peace and Not Divided

Before: Created imperfect: Law <--vs--> After: Made perfect: Grace
Before: Jew vs Gentile: Twain <--vs--> After: Not Jew nor Greek: One
Jesus: Saviour of Israel <--vs--> Christ: Saviour of the world
Jesus: Son of God on high <--vs--> Christ: Son of higher God
Jesus: made under the law <--vs--> Christ: the end of the law

Romans 16:17
Mark them and Avoid them causing divisions and offences

"Now I beseech you, brethren, mark them which cause divisions and offences
contrary to the [grace and peace] doctrine which ye have learned; and avoid them".

"Jesus": "division" and not peace: Mt 10:34; Lk 12:51; John 7:43
"Christ": "peace" and not divided: Jn 14:27; 1Cor 1:13; Eph 2:14
Mark & Avoid them causing divisions & offences: Romans 16:17

Peace and not divided: is "through" Jesus --> Christ is the end of the law

When looking at "peace" with God and at "eternal salvation" we find biblical clarity that both such are notably "through Jesus-->Christ; Not in Jesus, but in Christ: the end of the law, the Saviour of the world; Nor through Christ Jesus.

"Jesus": Saviour of Israel (of Jacob --> Israel) by another law: Acts 5:31; 13:23
"Christ": Saviour of the world (God so loved) by pure grace: Jn 4:42; 1Jn4:14
To wit: that God was in Christ reconciling the world unto himself: 2Cor 5:19

Jesus: the Saviour of Israel; Christ: the Saviour of the world

Of Jesus and Christ, allegorically Before and After, "Created": imperfect: "in our image" and "Made": perfect: "after our likeness", we find biblical clarity Jesus is Saviour of Israel; But Christ is Saviour of the world God so loved. So the salvation of Jesus is good, but also partial, having respect of persons. When it comes to global reconciliation instead of global alienation, it's further clarified "that God" was in Christ "reconciling the world". So we allegorically sort out these things: Jesus/Christ, Before/After, Created/Made, Israel/World, Alienantion/Reconciliation, This God: Law/That God: Grace. Furthermore it is clarified "grace is sufficient"; Law is not: Romans 9:31. Rather Law was a schoolmaster which failed every student. Furthermore Grace is a just judge; Law an unjust judge. Grace never leaves nor forsakes you. Law does both.

"Jesus": "made under the law", and "of woman": Galatians 4
"Christ": "the end of the law", and of transgression: Romans
"Ye are not under the law, but under grace": Rom's & Gal's
Allegoric meaning: ye are not under Jesus, but under Christ.

Law, being "corruptible" and "mortal", both lies and dies.
Law had an expiry date (a fulness of the time: Galatains 4).
When law's time expired, then God sent his Son with grace.

Jesus: Son of God on high: Law; Christ: Son of higher God: Grace

Many deceived, by many shall come to deceive and shall deceive many, know not there are high and higher Gods to sort out; Nor that Jesus is only Son of God on high in the heavens and Christ is Son of God higher than the heavens. Jesus has wicked and righteous servants; Christ has brethren all, not servants. We find imputing wrong and forgiveness is of Jesus of Christ Jesus, who should repent as Son of Man: Numbers 23:19. Christ of Jesus Christ is above forgiving one another, because "Christ: is the end of the law", and law imputes no sin to forgive. In the same manner "charity never faileth" is to be put on above forgiving one another because "charity thinketh no evil to forgive". So we are called the body of Christ (unity), and not the body of Jesus (division).

Son of Man & Son of God on high <--vs--> Son of higher God only

Many who would have one like unto the Son of Man come again should read Numbers 23 and Luke 17. In Numbers 23 it notes Son of Man should repent. In Luke 17 it notes Son of Man has one thing in store for them all: both of them vs them: both scape-goats vs dumb-sheep divided left vs right in Matthew 25 by Jesus: Son of Man & Son of God on high. So yes, Jesus is Son of God, but of the awful lawful God on high in the heavens. It is a fearful thing to fall to such high places, from higher. Christ is the Son of God that is higher. Paul clarifies for us in Galatains 5: 4 such is a fall from grace to law, and that when fallen from grace to law by being justified by law, then Christ is of no effect unto you. So first sort out Son of Man vs Son of God, then also Son of God (on high) vs Son of God (higher); comparing God on high in heavens: Law <--vs--> higher God in heaven: Grace. So via Jesus there are two resurrections to left and right sides of heavens on high, but via Christ only one resurrection to heaven: higher than the heavens.

In Jesus of Christ Jesus <--vs--> In Christ of Jesus Christ

Many are the ministries who pride themselves about being In Jesus; Not knowing there is both life + death in Jesus via the grace + law of Jesus. On the contrary there is neither law nor death in Christ: is the end of the law. In him there is no law = no sin and death = no dead end.

Jesus: sin imputation & condemnation <--vs--> Christ: no condemnation

When uncovered, the sin imputing cover up "blessed" of twain blesseds in Psalms 32:1,2 (Romans 4:7,8) becomes the sudden destruction of 1Thess 5:3, also the "afterward destroyed" in Jude 5 of grace + law = saved + destroyed. On the contrary "we are delivered from the law" of such grace + law, which was all vanity and vexation of Spirit according to Solomon in Ecclesiastes. So then only abolition of law is true "liberty" of "that Spirit" is now the Lord. On the contrary we find Jesus imputing sin and dying because of it, since law imputes sin and law imputed sin is the ministration of death. But Christ neither imputes sin and death, nor accuses (John 5:45) or condemns (John 8:3-11).

Law Law Jesus-ians <--vs--> Grace Us Christ-ians

Although Jesus Christ is the only foundation laid we should build anything on, it is further clarified eternal salvation is through Jesus-->Christ; as if going in one side and out the other side of the door, way, from death to eternal life. The narrow way only leadeth unto life by go on unto perfection: grace, the other option in a narrow way being draw back to perdition: destruction: of law.

Ghost-ly Law: Merciless <--vs--> Spirit-ual Grace: Merciful

When looking at two Holies: Holy Ghost vs Holy Spirit, we find it clarified God [is] a Spirit (not a Ghost); Alive (not Dead); Immortal (not Mortal). The same can be said for Grace; but not for Law. Furthermore we find the Ghost tempts and can be tempted, is also easily provoked to law worketh wrath; Whereas the Spirit neither tempts nor can be tempted or provoked to wrath. Rather the Spirit patiently changes us all from law glory to grace glory: 2Cor 3.

Divisions and Offences <--vs--> Unity and No off ending

Those promoting Jesus loves you also promote warfare and partiality; Not to mention divided rapture theories which are already implausible in 2007AD--> goes one way: to the end written, to saved(graced) only written for you all.
The grace (only) of Jesus-->Christ with you --> all. Amen.

Law Glory = miss-understanding <--vs--> Grace Glory = understanding

Solomon says in Proverbs 4: "with all thy getting, get understanding"; And further clarifies when understanding is embraced the result is thy head is crowned with grace glory. So then allegorically understanding = grace glory.

Related GodShew.Org Web Pages:
Holy Ghost: Merciless <--vs--> Holy Spirit: Merciful
Christ Jesus ends with Jesus: Death -vs- Jesus Christ ends with Christ: Life
God on "high" in the "heavens" <--vs--> God in "heaven": "higher than the heavens"

Division and Not Peace <--vs--> Peace and Not Divided

"Division" and Not Peace: "Jesus" "Peace" and Not Divided: "Christ"

Division and Not Peace <--vs--> Peace and Not Divided

"Division" and Not Peace: "Jesus"
"Peace" and Not Divided: "Christ"