Two Gods Allegory: Law vs Grace

The law (and lie) was given by Moses,
But grace and truth came by Jesus Christ

Ye are not under the law, but under grace

If justified by the law, ye are fallen from grace

God in heaven: higher than the heavens: Grace
God on high in divided heavens: Law (Enmity)

GodShew Related Web Pages:  Allegory:  Enmity = Law
Wrath of God?  Of Law -vs- Grace, Law worketh Wrath.

Two Gods: Enmity vs Friend

Law vs Grace
Good and Evil vs Good Only
(Law) Enmity vs Friend (Grace)
Spirit of Error vs Spirit of Truth
God their Destroyer vs God our Saviour
Love often fails vs Charity never faileth
God on high in heavens vs Higher God in heaven

 Grace unto you,  and peace,
from God our Father  and the Lord Jesus Christ

People recovering from getting high afterward speak of a 'higher power' (a higher God). Hence the Pauline biblical exhortations: "mind not high things": Romans 12:12 and "be not high-minded": Romans 11:20; 1Timothy 6:17; Since "high-minded" is listed among "unholy" things in 2Timothy 3, things we are exhorted to "from such turn away". Hence after trying the Spirits(Gods): Law vs Grace, we are to turn away from Law God to establish Grace God. For Law vs Grace (Enmity vs Friend) are "contrary things" to be compared rather than mixed, as the mixture of "contrary things" is an oxymoron. Hence after we sort out natural/spiritual, there is still the matter of "comparing spiritual things (laws) with spiritual (grace)". Law is both natural and spiritual, but grace is only spiritual; So it reasons grace is only spiritually discerned. That is why there is no consensus among carnal christians concerning the matter of Law vs Grace. Many (deceived by many shall come: to deceive) say another law is valid, as the law of God. But the Bible says "God hath not appointed us unto wrath" (law worketh wrath): 1Thessalonians 5:9; Which is to allegory say Grace hath not appointed us unto Law, for God(Grace) cannot lie(law).


What many don't seem to comprehend is the Law vs Grace matter becomes a matter of God our Destroyer vs God our Saviour will have two things: all men saved(graced) and all men aware of what they are saved(delivered) from: law. For when connecting the biblical dots we find law is evil from looking at Matthew 6:13 (Our Father, "deliver us from evil") and Romans 7:6 ("we are delivered from the law"). We also find law is not of faith and law is sin when looking at Romans 14:23 ("whatsoever is not of faith is sin") and Galatains 3: 12 ("law is not of faith"). Some say, oh that is only Mosaic law that is abolished, not the law of God. But when we look at the God of all grace, we find such is also no law at all in the same manner that God is light having no darkness at all and the God of all comfort has no discomfort at all. So biblical reference to the "law of God" is biblical reference to God on high in plural heavens, not higher God in heaven. In the same manner biblical reference to the "law of God" and the "wrath of God" is reference to the God on "high" in (left/right) "heavens"; For God in "heaven": "higher than the heavens", "that God": hath not appointed us unto wrath(law).


Psalms seems to speak of two Gods: "My God, my God, why hast thou forsaken me", which Jesus repeats on the cross in the midst of seven last utterances to denote having two Gods in the midst results in feeling "forsaken". For the only way Law vs Grace mixes is Grace + Law, since law is "added" to grace "is" sufficient. Grace + Law (added) is as Life + Death (added). Death is followed by hell: Revelation 6:8. So to be rid of hell simply let Law be dead testator.


Of the two Gods: Enmity vs Friend, law is the mortal God and grace is immortal God. For law had an expiry date (fulness of the time, for law); And God did not send his Son until the "fulness of the time" for law had expired: Galatians 4. Law God is what's old, faulty, ready to vanish (Hebrews 8:13) and shall vanish (1Corinthians 13:8). So we are to let law be the dead testator (Hebrews 9) of the New Testament to let Grace be of "force" in the manner Grace was the dead testator of the Old Testament for Law to be of "force"(steal, kill, destroy). So it is written in saying "new" (grace) it makes law "old" and faulty, else no need for the second. Sadly many go along with "another law", "the second" of Matthew 22: 36-40, which is notably "law". But another law produces evil concupiscence; Which explains why priests are having so much trouble controlling themselves concerning chastity and sexual morality. Yet such was common to Paul of Saul/Paul, who firstly put away all laws (childish things) to be Paul The Apostle, which is to say converted Paul. In the same manner Peter(called Satan) of Simon/Peter had to be converted, and later got converted by reading all the epistles of Paul, especially Hebrews; Which is why converted Peter (the apostle to the Jews) speaks of all brother Paul's epistles (including Hebrews & Revelation) in his second general epistle to his (scatter brained) brethren.


In conclusion let us dare to compare Law vs Grace as Enmity vs Friend and put away the enmity (law: blame game) to establish grace and truth, eternal salvation , and peace with God (in heaven: higher than the heavens). Let us put away God on high in favor of Higher God; For two Gods are one too many Gods. Let us put away law worketh wrath in favor of "grace is sufficient" (no law req'd). For the end we are exhorted to endure unto has no mention of law whatsoever, and such pure grace is called the last trump it, which Paul: author of Revelation plays in every Pauline epistle: The token in every epistle of Paul, written by his own hand, is allegorically the ticket to heaven.