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Law of God: The Oxymoronic Paradox.
Wrongfully Convicted is PROOF
Law is Unfair: Imperfect.
Bible: "Be ye perfect",
as your Father
in heaven is perfect: Mt 5:48.
"Be ye therefore merciful",
as your Father also is merciful:
Luke 6:36.
Biblical & Historical Law Law is not merciful; But more
often merciless.
How then do many perceive Law
of God if Law: imperfect, God: perfect?
Would not such Imperfect of Perfect combo be an oxymoronic paradox?
Those who use Law to Accuse and Abuse know Law is Unfair.
Example of Unfair Law: Credit
Insurance
Many are deceived by those who
sell credit insurance. For example vehicle salespeople and loans people
in banks. They make big commissions on selling credit insurance that
has so much fine print that if you die of anything that normally causes
death you become inelligible. Looking to the law for help is pretty
much a waste of time, since the higher you go with law the more it
gives place to lower law, to fine print, to hind-rance rather than
help(is via grace: Heb
4:16).
Law Law
ppl? They know it's not fair:
unjust, imperfect, victimizing; Yet they give "place"
to
it, even give lip service to it and worship it,
enforce it, as if it
were Godly. There's nothing more unGodly,
especially in The Third
Day,
than people of age, in the age of grace, still using law to impute sin
for the "hell" of it, thereby accuse-ing and condemn-ing the world God
so loved, and thereby (by thy words) condemn themselves in the process:
Matthew 12:37.
Any victim of what is not fair,
even a child, can reason: hey y'all, if it's not fair, and ya "know"
it's
not fair, then why(?) do you
(made free by knowing the truth about law) still give place to what is
not fair: law, rather
than give place to what is fair: grace. Why(?) do ye observe such lying vanities,
give
place to such condemnation, thereby become subject to it yourself, in
bondage to it yourself... it: such unfair ordinances of men such
as Moses, who by his own admission was a great terror-ist in Deut
34:12, and those who sit in his seat are called hypocrites, fools,
vipers, and blind guides?
Colossians
2: 20-22
"Wherefore if ye be dead with
Christ from the rudiments of the world, why, as though living in the world, are ye subject to ordinances, (Touch
not; taste not; handle not; Which all are to perish with the using;)
after the commandments and doctrines of men?"
The evidence,
both biblical and historical, is both overwhelming and irrefutible: the
law is "not
fair". People know it's unfair. Yet perhaps what they don't know is law
is the un of un-fair, the law of such grace + law, whenever such "law
worketh wrath" is "added" to "grace is sufficient" makes fair unfair;
Whereby the law "added" usurps grace, making it "no more grace", no
longer fair, no longer merciful, no longer perfect, no longer the God
of all grace. There's no doubt in the Bible law is the dis of dis-grace,
the dis of dis-ease.
Yet literate people, educated people, even ministers, both
religious
and political, people who admit they know it is unfair, continue to
give place to unfair law, continue making more faulty law, continue to
preach accusational law in churches, use law to impute sin for the
"hell" of it, enforce unjust law, which often imprisons
innocent people, brings merciless wrath
upon children. They play the accusation-all blame game
noted in John 5:45, law thereof being the
"accuser of the brethren" in Revelation. And thereby they play the fool.
They say Peace & Safety (Grace & Law): 1Thes 5:3,
preach and
teach safety in the law, when it's overwhelmingly and irrefutibly
evident from the evidence, especially the biblical evidence, there is
no safety, "no
escape", in such law of such grace(is) + law(added); only
"destruction": Mt 7:13, and said destruction is the old dinosaur-ish
sort: extinction, non-existence, "was, but is not".
For such grace + law is as life + death = a dead end... an
Oops of
biblical proportion. Yet because it's "allegory", and
"mystery", only a God "shew",
to "shew [who is] the only Potentate", Who always is, never was nor
will be, but is (God is light, is love), and is also "excepted" (exempt
from putting grace, all things, under his feet); Thereby it's an oops
having a happy ending for all. For that God was
in Christ reconciling
the world unto himself: not imputing sin. For in him there
is no sin, and for there to be no sin, law has to be abolished.
There is no safety in law, not for long, not in the long
run. Why?
Because as the Bible teaches, law imputes sin to all, and the penalty
for any sin is death, and thereby all die, via the curse of the law: if
all do not keep it all, all the time, then all accursed. Ug! What a
good reason to flush all law as dung! Not to mention "whatsoever is not
of faith is sin", and "the law is not of faith".
Romans
14:23
And he that doubteth is damned
if he eat,
because [he eateth] not of
faith:
for whatsoever
[is] not of
faith is sin.
Galatians 3: 10-12
For as many as are of the works of the law are under the curse: for it
is written, Cursed [is] every one that continueth not in all things
which are written in the book of the law to do them. But that no man is justified by the law in the
sight of God, [it is] evident: for, The just shall live by
faith. And the
law is not of faith:
but, The man that doeth them shall live in them.
1Thes
5:3
For when they shall say, Peace and
safety; then sudden destruction cometh upon them, as travail
upon a woman with child; and they
shall not escape.
1Thes
5:9
For God hath not appointed us to wrath,
but to obtain salvation by our Lord Jesus Christ,
Law worketh wrath. God
hath not appointed us unto wrath(law). Law is the source of
infirmities: Heb 7:23. We are delivered from the law: Rom 7:6. Worse
yet, law is both source: Rom 5:13 and strength: 1Cor 15:56 of sin, and
when "it is finished",
it brings forth "death": James 1:15.
The Holy Bible, even though it contains both Old & New
Testaments,
and for comparison of what is not fair to what is fair, has no such dead end. The
Holy Bible, even though it speaks of two things being holy: law and
grace, is not called a Holy Holy Bible, only the Holy Bible;
allegorically denoting there is only one King, of kings; only one Lord,
of lords, only one Potentate of twain.
The conclusion of the whole matter, is not Solomon's
conclusion of the
whole matter of grace + law (all vanity and vexation of spirit): "fear
God" (Eccl 12), no, not such an oxymoronic paradox such as fear Love;
Rather the conclusion of knowing
the truth about law,
is to give
it no place, no, not even any mention of it at the end of
Revelation where "his angel" plays the last trump
it: The "grace" of our Lord Jesus Christ with you all. Amen.
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