Seven Spirits of Revelation: Seven other Spirits More Wicked: Worse

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Seven Spirits in Revelation? Seven Spirits of God?

  Perhaps they're "Seven Other Spirits More Wicked"
returning with him make the Latter End of Man Worse
as foretold, in Matthew 12: 43-45 and in Luke 11: 24-26.
The Problem:  Sacrifice:  Sin Consciousness Not Purged.
Result: awful lawful God becomes was, but is not, yet is.


Holy Kiss: Greeting: Grace unto you, and peace,
from God our Father and the Lord Jesus Christ.

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Seven Spirits of Revelation? Seven Spirits of God?

Perhaps these seven Spirits are "Seven Other Spirits More Wicked"
returned with the unclean spirit due to sin consciousness not purged.
 
A discussion of seven Spirits is found in our commentary on John's greeting: Revelation 1:4-6. It begins with the first part of Paul's holy kiss greeting (Grace unto you, and peace), but then gets johnny law dog perverted, as if such greeting is from the unclean spirit removed who is returning with seven other spirits more wicked. The result of such, as noted in both Matthew 12: 43-45 and Luke 11: 24-26, is the last state of man is worse instead of better. The moral: sin (law) no more, lest the last state of man be worse instead of better; And learn to recognize a fraud masquerading it's perverted grace and false peace unto you. For grace that is not merciful is not peaceful, and thereby not from true God. For God is not [the author] of confusion, but of peace. First pure wisdom from that God above is firstly peaceable of seven things His pure grace is in James 3:17:

            1. Peace-able (not false peace followed by sudden destruction)
            2. Gentle (not sharp, and upbraideth not)
            3. Easy to be intreated (not hard to swallow)
            4. Full of mercy (no sacrifice at all) - midst
            5. Full of good fruits (against such there is no law)
            6. Without partiality (no respect of persons with God, only against God)
            7. Without hypocrisy (no leaven, since a little leaven leaveneth the whole)
 
Seven Spirits, if from Isaiah 11:2, suggest a fear (of the LAW) ending, and "fear hath torment", which is not peaceful. So let us learn God [is] a Spirit, not seven Spirits. Seven Spirits speaks of last state of man being worse, not better; And of law, not grace. Law worketh wrath, not peace. So let us learn the common element in the seven Spirits more wicked (greater damnation) is Law:                           
                                1. Another Law (Concupiscence)
                                2. Law of the Spirit (Spirit of Error)
                                3. Second Law (is like unto the first)
                                4. Law of God (which God of two)
                                5. Royal Law (as if Royal "Dung")
                                6. Law of Liberty (Liberty to sin & die)
                                7. Perfect Law of Liberty (extinction)
Seven Spirits? Seven Spirits of Revelation? Seven Spirits of God? The "seven Spirits" in Revelation are notably mentioned four times therein, like four horses (Daniel night mares) are mentioned; And perhaps as the rider on the last of four Daniel night mares is named: "death", the fourth mention of "seven spirits" in Revelation also has mention of a Lamb "slain". But what else is revealed is that what notably follows this rider on the fourth night mare is hell, not heaven.

Now many might say good, the Lamb was slain (killed, slaughtered, butchered) for our ransom. But I say perhaps they haven't read, or perhaps they didn't comprehend, "if one died for all, then were all dead" (extinction). So pure religion paid a "visit", not a ransom; for ransom gives place to extortion; But exhortation gives place to up lifting unto understanding, not misunderstanding. Not to mention the will of God JC came to do (Lo, I come to do thy will O God; thy will be done, on earth as in heaven; not my will but thy will be done) was: "I will have mercy, and not sacrifice" (Psalms 40:7; Hosea 6:6; Matthew 9:13; etc), which is all mercy and no sacrifice at all, not both mercy + sacrifice, for such would be an oxy-moron with a bad ending. Contrary things cannot coexist in peace. He is our peace, who hath abolished the law (thereby abolished sacrifice, which is notably "of the law"). So abolition of law (enmity) is also abolition of sacrifice, which is of the law.

Let's look at the "seven spirits" in Revelation, notably mentioned four times:

I. Rev 1:4 "John to the seven churches which are in Asia: Grace unto you, and peace, from him which is, and which was, and which is to come; and from the seven Spirits which are before his throne"
II. Rev 3:1 "And unto the angel of the church in Sardis write; These things saith he that hath the seven Spirits of God, and the seven stars;"
III. Rev 4:5 "And out of the throne proceeded lightnings and thunderings and voices: and  seven lamps of fire burning before the throne, which are the seven Spirits of God."
IV. Rev 5:6 "And I beheld, and, lo, in the midst of the throne and of the four beasts, and in the midst of the elders, stood a Lamb as it had been slain, having seven horns and seven eyes, which are the seven Spirits of God sent forth into all the earth."

Allegory clues about the seven Spirits:
- they are before his (him which is, and which was, and which is to come) throne
- one like (vengeful) Son of man, has the seven Spirits
- they proceed out of the throne and are called seven Spirits(plural) of God
- they are seven lamps of fire burning before the throne
- they are seven horns of a slain Lamb
- they are seven eyes of a slain Lamb

Clues are given about "seven Spirits" of LAW God (alias LORD God); For when it comes to Grace God, to the King (of Kings), the Lord (of Lords), the Holy (of Holies), to "God [is] a Spirit"(one), to being joined unto the Lord, to unity, etc, there is but "one Spirit": 1Corinthians 6:17; 1Cor 12:13; Ephesians 2:18; Eph 4:4; Philippians 1:2. And no compromise is made with Law by His Grace, neither with law law. Rather law is "abolished" from his flesh (as if dung): Ephesians 2, and to the point of "blotting out" such ordinances: Colossians 2. For clarity, every Mosaic law written in stone and ink is to be "done away": 2Corinthians 3, and to the point of what's old and faulty, even ready to vanish: Hebrews 8, shall vanish: 1Corinthians 13. For "God [is] a Spirit" (not Spirits), the sort of Spirit which cannot lie nor die; Incorruptible: can't even be tempted, so of foolish/wise, the wise sort, and of earthy/heavenly wisdoms the heavenly sort. Of this/that "the Lord" is now (of then/now) "that Spirit", one Spirit having many aspects.  So of law/grace compared as lie/truth in John 1:17, the Spirit of grace is also the Spirit of truth in such things are an allegory, also a mystery.

Clues: Seven lamps of fire burning takes us to Exodus where Moses did light seven lamps of fire before the LORD. The point: law will burn you. Seven horns takes us to Joshua 6 and Jericho walls falling flat, where seven priests did blow seven (trumpeting ram's) horns. Seven eyes takes us to Zachariah 3 where upon one stone seven eyes. And he like unto the Son of man takes us to Ezekiel (where Son of man is pretty much against everyone), and to Matthew 25 (where Son of man is divisional), and to Luke 17 (where Son of man plans destruction for them all, of them/us), and even to the non eternal Sabbath made for man (Son of Man is Lord also of this Sabbath). A Lamb slain takes us to Revelation 13 LAW<--Law, and the foundation of the world, the world of Law, which is all vanity and vexation of Spirit. Point: Law vexes Grace.

First mention of seven spirits collectively in the Bible is in Isaiah 11:2 which begins with the spirit of the LORD (the day of the LORD is darkness and not light: Amos 5:18) and ends with spirit of "fear" of the LORD; a bad ending since fear hath torment. And such fear, which is of the LORD, is only the "beginning" of knowledge and wisdom (not the end of such). And when it comes to God is love, perfect love, then fear is cast out, by casting out the source of fear, which is the LORD, which is Adam in Genesis 4:1; For as in Adam all die, which is allegory for as in Law all die. For law is the ministration of death, so the real source of fear, and of death, is law.

Such brings us to seven (other) spirits, mentioned as being "more wicked" in Matthew 12:45 and Luke 11:26. For if the unclean spirit, say the spirit of fear (of death) is cast out of a body, but not the source of death: law (law is both the source and strength of sin, which has a deadly sting: 1Corinthians 15:56), then such sin consciousness (knowledge of sin is by the law) not purged gives place to the unclean spirit returning again, along with seven other spirits more wicked. Perhaps such is the reason fear is now said to be epidemic among man kind, whose last state is worse, not better; And due to lawing himself to death, after being tormented all his life, by fear of death.

Such latter state being worse happens when a body cleansed, demonic fear cast out, but the body is not purged of sin (as pertaining to the conscience) which law and sacrifices cannot do (cannot totally purge the conscience of sin), as told us in Hebrews 9 & 10, which also speaks of taking away the first: law, in order to establish the second: grace; for until the testator is dead, it hath no force... kinda like a will stuck in probate is no force until it is probated and testator is proven dead.

Such is the case of law law in Romans 8:2, where the second of such beasts gives place to the first, kinda like more the child of hell gives place to the child of hell in Matthew 23; and then the state of man is worse, not better. For the better sort of two laws is in "Christ Jesus", which is mirrorly the reverse of "Jesus Christ" (the only foundation laid to build on); Which is as bwd as LAW<--Law, which gives place to "the law of sin and death", not to mention it gives place to Rule of Law, and to "Law worketh Wrath". "God hath not appointed us unto (law worketh) wrath": 1Thessalonians 5:9. So let's not go there, to saying Peace and safety in law (worketh wrath), for what follows such non sense is sudden destruction, and notably the "not escape" sort of destruction: 1Thessalonians 5:3.

Rule of Law? Law worketh Wrath!
Law (Wrath) is Destructive;  Not Constructive!

As evidence, we've seen the result of bwd safe<--safer talk of G.W. Bush, and of such imposition of his rod of iron 'rule of law' in diverse places. In S.E. Asia, a tsunami came as a BIG WAVE from LAW worketh WRATH, and due to 'rule of law' being imposed, poured upon 'terror of law', even by 'pre-emptive' war spawned by lies for vengeance's sake (not for Christ's sake God hath forgiven you)... As evidence following these anti-Christ statements of POTUS and POPE: "there shall be sacrifice" (Quote: President G.W. Bush II: 9/11), and "the long tradition of sacrifice must continue in the third millennium" (Quote: Pope John Paul II: 1999). There's been plenty of law worketh wrath since, hurricanes x 4 in Florida, typhoons x 4 in Japan; not only costly in money, but in lives. It's as if the most powerful man in the world had become "more the child of hell", more wicked, more the fool, more the hypocrite, more the viper, more the serpent, more the blind guide, guiding many into an unnecessary war and often to their destruction, via his 'rule of law', another law witch has a latter end worse. Soldiers not killed often suffer PTSD, which involves feeling "wretched".

Clarity: such is not said to accuse (John 5:45) nor to condemn (John 3:17; 8:11) any, but rather only to bring more awareness and understanding to the situation, awareness that "we all are one". So it's a global matter. Our goal is not to play a blame game, but rather to play an awareness game.

Lesson: There is no peace nor safety in merciless law worketh wrath, nor any escape for them who say Peace and Safety in law worketh wrath: 1Thessalonians 5:3. So the objective is to leave both of them vs them, to go on unto the perfection of us-ward, which is neither of them vs them. For as in Adam (as in them: Genesis 5) all die. By the using of laws all perish, perish the thought.

Moral: His grace does not compromise with law, not with either of two laws in Romans 8:2. Rather when it comes to law, it gets "abolished" as the "enmity": Ephesian 2, and to the POINT of "blotting out" all Mosaic "ordinances": Colossians 2. Every Mosaic law, whether written in stone or ink is to be "done away": 2Corinthians 3, to the POINT of what's old, faulty, and "ready to vanish": Hebrews 8, "shall vanish": 1Corinthians 13. There is ample evidence for such in every Pauline epistle, for they all conclude with grace and no mention of law at all, as does Revelation:

The grace of our Lord Jesus Christ with you all. Amen.

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