God has not simply created a group of people and then left them to their own devices. He has always been creating and re-creating relationships between people, and His designs for us are always evolving. We must be careful not to divide up time and change how God defines relationships, as this can lead to a progressive revelation that is not accurate. God has always been in control of the earth, and His purpose has always been to bring Himself glory. It's easy for us to get caught up in the details and forget the big picture, but we need to remember that God is always in charge.I cannot accurately describe the relational connections between things because it would be impossible to do so outside of the presuppositions of this foundation. The foundation can only be established by God ordering all things in eternity past for the purpose of bringing Himself glory by showing forth His goodness that is in Himself. There is nothing that transpires outside of God ruling all things as He creates and recreates them. All powers are working toward Gods ultimate purpose that He has established from eternity past.The question is not how to defy God's will, but how to discern what is within our control and what is within God's control. We can find answers to this question by studying God's message to us and interpreting it through our own understanding of the world. Our determination to live according to God's will comes from taking all the information we have about ourselves and our society and turning it into a belief system that is aligned with God's view of the world. When we see things the way God does, we feel the connectedness of all things.

 I do not believe that we are just passively receiving messages from a divine source. Instead, we are reflecting back our own image that is contained within His word. This means that the word contains all of our experiences as a creation of God, for our own good. We experience love as we understand the necessary purposes of God, and become contained by His word. In this way, our sorrows, fears, and anxieties are swallowed up by God's holistic creative goodness, and we are able to fully express our inward experience. We express our reactions to our troubles with all the strength and serenity in our prayer, and God creates the alignment of our faculties in our reaction to these real events. Denying self is not controlling our natural impulses but rather pouring them out as a poison to our inward parts. This exercise of sincere reaction can have a delayed effect. When we breathe out the poison of anger and sorrow in our prayer, it is a gift of growing down in being human. There is a delayed effect in this exercise of sincere reaction. The different creative personalities that God creates in each individual give us more freedom to express ourselves, as we are recreated in God's image. When we expel the poison of negative thoughts and emotions, we open ourselves up to new possibilities and experiences. There is a difference between settling for compromise and experience what we truly desire. We are drawn to the mystical experience because it is a reminder of our humanity. But healing is uniting the spiritual with the physical, meeting our needs on all levels.

Justification is the legal term for when a person is cleared of all wrongdoing in the eyes of the law. In the context of Christianity, justification refers to the act of God whereby He declares a sinner to be righteous in His sight. This means that the person is forgiven of all their sins and is given a new standing before God. Justification is not about distinguishing between who is good and who is bad, but rather it is about God accepting us and giving us the ability to live in His presence. This is why our only confidence in being accepted by God is through our justification in His eyes.As Christians, we are united with Christ in His substitutionary work on our behalf. Christ takes on our sins and saves us from our enemies, thereby granting us righteousness, perfectness, and eternal salvation. This means that Christ becomes our new self and replaces our own weaknesses and shortcomings. Through Him, we can overcome any obstacle and be successful in life.When we are justified, we receive a new way of thinking and speaking. The Bible does not say that we are only obtaining salvation when we get to heaven. Rather, we have already attained our full salvation in Christ, and we are obtaining it until we receive our final salvation. We have the perfect image of the Man who has already completed the work for His elect. Our way of speaking is contained in His active and passive obedience. We do not approach God in our own goodness, righteousness, faithfulness, and confidence. Rather, we contain the blessed relationship in His blessed view of life.If we were to change our approach to God, it would be to our detriment as we would be jeopardizing Christ's return and losing hope for our future relationship with Him. The reason for this is because we would be rejecting the language that has been given to us in this time period, which would prevent us from being able to effectively communicate with God. The language of this substitutionary relationship is focused on our foundation of standing in grace and ending in grace. We are carrying burdens, but He is actually carrying us. How we distinguish between the reality of living on this earth and what we are receiving in the future cannot fully come together in this life. It is too great for us to imagine.Now that we belong to Christ, our identity is in His name or identity. We now have multiple identities according to the different occupations of life. These identities have been spoken by God in His declaring what is the truth about us. What God says about us is how the bible distinguishes between the reality of truth as opposed to lies. Our new identity in Christ allows us to see the world and our place in it through His eyes and from His perspective. This gives us a much broader and fuller view of who we are and what we are capable.Our identity is not defined by our adherence to the law, but by our relationship with Christ. The Christian life is mysterious and unpredictable, often seeming to defy logic. But in reality, it is the successful attempts to live like Christ that are most important, not the worldly measures of success.We often find ourselves speaking against the grain of the dominant culture. How can we be successful in this kind of opposition? Because we have the very words of God given to us to protect us, give us the way to God, and give us glimpses of the future world that break in upon our experience in this time period. We go from being dead in sins and trespassed to actually having the fullness of God dwelling in us. This allows us to have hope in the midst of opposition and see glimpses of the future world that God has in store for us. 

 Adam knowingly violated the reasonable charge of not creating a carved image. When he arbitrarily chose Satan as his idol, he broke the definitive law. The law of God has naturally created this glorious picture that has been painted black by our primary parents. In order to have enough walls for spiritual ascension, God must graciously demand that sinners have a good ethic of eternal death. God cannot happen to a person who participates in forced law.The divine law is eternally united by the Trinity. He made the law guardians who breathed peacefully in the convincing coherence of divine ascension. The fall of the violin has directly thrown the continuous ascent away from ecological balance and basic coherence. God's eternal law has been properly administered in the mysterious work of speaking the truth. The miraculous work of God challenged the supernatural use of divine law.The glorious ascension scientifically illustrated the eternal value of God's attributes with God's exquisite description of all good things. The eternal law cannot arbitrarily diverge. God preserved the consistency of the law by declaring a curse. However, the notoriously immoral person would be capable of recklessly causing the permanent harm of an innocent ascension, if God were willing to punish the responsible and preserve the spiritual ascension. God maintains the wondrous mystery of the divine law by lovingly providing reassurance through eternal chastisement. Christ has come an eternal curse for the baron saints. The effective body of Eternal Law is conscientiously applied to the functional unity of all responsible men. Sin has brutally destroyed complete consistency. It was an act intended to distract a neighbor from his best chance of getting the supreme job. Sin respectively represents the damaged capacity to foresee the conditions of the supreme work. Guilt is still an act of aggression towards a neighbor. Christ staunchly declared that human love to be equated with God's love is purely an abomination, because a major evildoer brazenly promoted the spicy charm of his own depravity of body and soul. Any pervasive perversion brutally alters the overall value of the rewards. It tempts the responsible man to breathe under the right conditions. This is why God rages with eternal curses.

 Adam made a choice to disobey God's commandment not to create carved images, instead choosing to worship Satan. This act of defiance broke the law and resulted in the corruption of the beautiful image that God had created. Consequently, God must demand that people have a good ethical code of living in order to achieve spiritual ascension and avoid eternal death. A person who participates in breaking the law cannot be touched by the divine. God's law is unbreakable and eternally united by the Trinity. He made the law guardians who breathed peacefully in the convincing coherence of divine ascension. However, the fall of the violin has disrupted the continuous ascent away from ecological balance and basic coherence. God's eternal law has been properly administered in the mysterious work of speaking the truth. The miraculous work of God challenged the supernatural use of divine law.The fact that the ascension was so glorious scientifically illustrates the eternal value of God's attributes. In other words, God's attributes are so good that they are eternal, and this is shown by the ascension. Additionally, the fact that God described all good things so exquisitely shows that the law cannot diverge arbitrarily. In other words, the law is consistent because God declared a curse. However, an immoral person who is willing to cause permanent harm to an innocent person would be capable of causing great harm if God were willing to punish the responsible person and preserve the spiritual ascension. God would maintain the wonderful mystery of the divine law by providing eternal chastisement as a way to reassure people.The coming of Christ provides an opportunity for the wicked saints to be cursed eternally. The body of Eternal Law is applied to the functional unity of all men, taking into account their responsibility. Sin has destroyed complete consistency.It was an act of aggression towards a neighbor that was intended to distract them from their best chance at getting the supreme job. Sinning represents the damaged capacity to foresee the conditions of the supreme work. Guilt is still an act of aggression towards a neighbor.Christ firmly asserted that any attempt to equate human love with God's love is an abhorrent act, since it would mean that a great evil-doer would be just as deserving of divine love as anyone else. This would cheapen the value of God's love, and tempt good people to abandon their responsibility. This is why God is justifiably enraged and curse those who would attempt such a thing.

 Every thought that man has ever conceived which goes against what God has established is a scheme against the peaceful order that God has created. Men go astray from God in their thoughts from birth, and the foundations of society are what God does in response to man's attempts to bring disorder. How man relates to God and to other man. Man is born with a desire to call good evil and evil good. This desire leads to constantly attempting to establish his own order, apart from God's, which always leads to disorder and chaos.Although God does not need to force humanity to choose the path of peace, He does thwart all of humanity's attempts at destruction. Humans' understanding of success is very limited and constricted. However, God has already preordained His success over all people throughout the entire span of history. Christ's active and passive obedience is not just restricted to one person's experience as an individual. Rather, Christ—as the Lord of heaven and earth—altered the entire trajectory of history through His life.Christ did not come to this world to force His life on anyone, but rather to bring the perfect Man who would consume all attempts to replace Him. Our dependence on Christ is growing stronger and closer, and whatever human experiences we have on this earth cannot compare to the real humanity of Christ. We are related to troubles in this life that are far lesser than what He experienced. We are like a glass of liquid that is filled with sorrow, anxiety, and troubles, and we pour it out before Christ to be consumed. We grow down with His hand under us.It is necessary to have all the thoughts from the beginning in order to understand the events that take place in the world. The course of the world is devised in the mind of man, and one scheme is followed by another. All the events we face in life in the physical realm are a result of the clash between the metaphysical forces of good and evil. The world is sinking deeper and deeper into depravity, but we can only see the true condition of the world when we listen to what God has to say. This means we need to pay attention to the simple, absolute language that God uses.The voice of God is louder and more powerful than we can imagine, and more fearful than we can handle. We have been given words that declare our success in His final future judgement, and that are given for us to speak now. The words of God's judgement cannot be changed. They are the foundation of our only dependable metaphysical experiences. You tell me that the way of God is already but not yet in identity, and I apply it. God creates success in His word.

 The concept of hope is based on the idea that we can find redemption in everything we do. This means that we can enjoy all experiences to the fullest, knowing that God has provided us with a way to be saved from our mistakes. Salvation is not just about winning the big battles, but about overcoming in the little ones too. God's work of redemption has given us a fail-safe way to be delivered from our troubles. He has provided Himself freely to all who come, and all the work necessary for us to receive salvation and be delivered from our sins has been completed. We no longer have to be ruled by His law as a school master. Instead, we are now ruled by love, grace, and mercy. The way we think has changed completely. We're not just trying to avoid being punished by the law, but we're also trying to break free from the curse or declaration of destruction that the law brings. We're no longer ruled by guilt, fear, and anxiety, but we now have our anger contained within us in the righteous indignation of God. We stand with Christ as judges in His contained word. The saints no longer practice going to the world for judgments. Our hope is based upon Christ's righteousness.God has redeemed a people for Himself by conquering Satan and the world. This redemption is a gift because God is good and faithful. We have hope because through this redemption God has promised to provide us with all things we need, including eternal salvation. Our success does not depend on our own good deeds, but on the unending love of God. God has redeemed a people for Himself.  God has always intended to love us freely and unconditionally. The language of love is redemptive because it comes from a place of pure love. Whatever we experience in this life, good or bad, is ultimately consumed by the love of God. We go to God because we realize that our lives are incomplete without Him. Our only plea for ongoing deliverance is His unfailing love. We learn to view our lives as a journey from one glory to another, as God gifts us with His love. Our lives are a history of God's work on our behalf. The history of God's redemption has a profound impact on us, as it connects us to our forefathers and allows us to experience His unfailing love. We receive His grace and mercy, even though we don't deserve it, and our hearts are filled with praise for Him. These gifts from God expand our capacity for praise, so that we are consumed by His love. Our full redemption is drawing closer and closer, as God comes to us more and more, enveloping us in His presence. We believe that we are being called by God to be set apart from the rest of the world and protected from the destructive forces of sin and evil. We pray that He will continue to lead us away from temptation and danger, and we use the strength and power that He has given us to praise Him for His goodness and love. We are confident that the destructive forces of the world are no match for His love, and we are grateful for His deliverance. We feel incredibly blessed to be consumed by His love.

 It can be difficult to maintain our faith when we feel like we constantly have to make the right choices. Obviously, faith is necessary for salvation, but that doesn't mean that we can just make ourselves believe. It's important to trust in Christ, but we can't put all our trust in the gospel message; we also have to trust in Christ himself. This is why it's important to have the right mix of faith and trust.The gospel is like a seed that grows into a big tree, and faith is the soil that determines how healthy the tree will be. Just as different seeds need different types of soil to grow, the gospel falls on different types of hearts, and the quality of our faith determines how healthy our faith will be. Obviously, the gospel is a call to believe, but it is not focused on our ability. So the way it is delivered is like painting a picture. The healthy view of faith is how we view God. God qualifies faith. It's easy to lower our view of God and frustrate our faith.Saving faith can be compared to taking a piece of china to a new location. When you get there, the china is broken into pieces. You would have had success if you had taken the china to its original location, but your success was hindered because of the broken china. This is why saving faith is only successful within the context of the gospel of grace. The quality of grace is more important than the transaction of the faith. Because a person can have saving faith but be hindered by the way it is taught.This is why the bible focuses so much on answering the question of  Christ as the foundation of faith. Because our faith is only as strong as our understanding of the gospel. If we don't have a clear and accurate understanding of Christ and what he did for us, our faith will be weak and unhealthy. There are different levels of faith, depending on how mature the teaching is. And there are different qualities of application depending on the teaching. So when we talk about applying the faith, we are describing how we relate to God - what powers are involved and how we view our side of faith.It is interesting to note how strong our faith is in relation to the experiences we have had that come from our view of God. Whenever we discuss any part of the gospel of grace, we are always thinking about it in terms of the entire teaching. This reminds us of how important it is to describe each part of salvation in light of the whole gospel. So we are constantly talking about it to others and to ourselves, always moving forward and never trusting in anything less than what is relevant to our spiritual growth.

 God looks at the absolute world and commonly sees sin, bestial violence, and appalling abuse of the paralyzed. He sees through every dark alley and every idiomatic argument. However, it would be sifted out in a terrible second when God inadvertently grants an eternal test to a human being. God's curses are so heinous and ruthless that you wouldn't quite understand. Curses spoken naturally make a man declaim aloud. At the other end of the curse is hideous destruction. For a criminal, that's insane. You feel that God is scary and evil. After countless hours, you endure real heartache vicariously for the bad guys. God makes you like a domesticated puppy. We endure the angry God. Yet, if we followed the world compassionately and without eager anger, we would curse until conscious evil were abolished. God earnestly protests against all the methodological contradictions that we normally fight. Deliberately active opposition makes us endure a more wretched culture than that which God created by nature. We are reluctant to believe in individual contradiction. Curses aggressively confront any dynamic contradiction through challenge. We become sensitive. God roars terrible curses at rampant corruption. We vicariously feel a breathless stillness after being angry and cursing with a lifetime of lust. As if God were in a one-on-one fight with an angry spirit in the single room. The vulgarity of issuing a notice of determination deliberately creates a warning silence about organizational depravity. God deliberately created magic. The tricky question of how a responsible person charges for giving more than they receive in order to receive more than they willingly give. God's economic plan has ready-made favors that cannot be seen. We call this an exceptionally dark or animal magnetism. God's blessing usually triumphs without cheering. The Bible faithfully reflects the extended testing of active culture. We are intelligent creatures who have naively allowed our individual audit through our discipline and experience. We naturally acquire a limited perspective. God's eternal perspective is wonderful.God broadens our perspective by sensing the eternal. He confuses us. The Psalms are authoritative proclamations earnestly pointing to a wonderful event. We are indoctrinated to conscientiously develop an uncompromising attitude to reckon naturally with the holy word, as if appropriately symbolizing a mighty king over the absolute world. We carefully design axioms to consciously create the culture of kings. He adjusts our objective perspective, usually relying on sacred words rather than the dull, painful warning of our eyes. How to meticulously roll loaded dice. Eternal Liberation miraculously evades the tunnel prediction. Our legitimate disappointment is our emotional perspective on acute problems and notable successes. Tunnel vision naively believes in ghosts.We were divinely built with a comprehensive audit, vicariously feeling divine coherence and ongoing balance. We need methodological objectivity to efficiently generate intelligent thinking. Strong objectivity. Pragmatism and tunnel vision are a ball and chain for naturally comprehending, judging beings. We have been reliably produced to firmly maintain fundamental coherence and graceful balance, which is why we are at the mercy of the expansive view.

 God sees all of the sin, violence, and abuse in the world, and knows that it would be impossible for anyone to go through life without being exposed to it. However, He also knows that there is always the potential for someone to be tested by these things, and He is always ready to help them through it.The severity of God's curses can be difficult to understand. Curses can be spoken aloud with great power, often resulting in destruction and pain. For someone who has committed a crime, this can be very confusing and upsetting. You may feel that God is scary and evil. However, after spending time with God, you may come to realize that He is only angry because He loves us and wants us to be good. He makes us like a domesticated puppy, in that He takes care of us and protects us. In the end, we may learn to appreciate and endure the angry God.The world can be a difficult and frustrating place, but if we approach it with compassion and understanding, we can help to eliminate the evil that exists within it. God is against all the fighting and conflict that we typically engage in, and urges us to instead work together to make the world a better place. Deliberately opposing what God has created leads to a more miserable culture than if we just accepted what He has made. We are often unwilling to believe that individuals can act in ways that oppose what is natural. However, curses show us that there is always room for challenge and growth, even in the face of contradiction.The act of issuing a notice of determination creates a warning silence about organizational depravity. This act is seen as deliberately created by God in order to make it difficult to know how to charge for giving more than we receive in order to receive more than we willingly give.God's economic plan is one in which He has already prepared for us opportunities and blessings that we may not be able to see. This is what we call an exceptionally dark or animal magnetism. God's blessing usually triumphs without any cheering. The Bible faithfully reflects the extended testing of active culture. We are intelligent creatures who have naively allowed our individual audit through our discipline and experience. We naturally acquire a limited perspective. God's eternal perspective is wonderful. He broadens our perspective by sensing the eternal and confuses us.The Psalms are authoritative proclamations that convincingly point to a miraculous event. We are instructed to consciously develop an uncompromising attitude in order to naturally reckon with the holy word, as if it properly symbolized a mighty king over the absolute world. We carefully develop axioms to consciously create a culture of kings.He helps us see things from a different perspective, usually relying on scriptural texts instead of the harsh reality that we see around us. For example, he teaches us how to interpret dice rolls in a way that will ensure we win. He also manages to avoid getting caught in difficult situations.Our emotional perspective can sometimes lead us to be disappointed when things don't go our way, and elated when they do. However, if we step back and look at the situation objectively, we can see that these successes and failures are just part of the human experience. We have the capacity for intelligent thought, which can help us to see things more clearly.If we could think more objectively, we would be happier. Our tunnel vision and ability to only see things pragmatically makes it difficult for us to understand and judge situations. We are naturally designed to be able to see things in a balanced way, but we are often at the mercy of more narrow-minded views.

 I avoid fixating on a single verse when investigating the Bible since I think it encourages proof texting. We are aware that salvation is only possible through grace and that even the faith required to believe is a gift from God. This gift is given through a second birth, where we are transformed into new creations. Just as God created the universe from nothing – there was no pre-existing matter that He used to bring life into existence – He can simply speak and it will come to be. Creation is just one example of God's power and authority as the explanation for the cause of reality. When we examine how we received our salvation, we see that it always comes from God calling us from death to life. In this sense, there is nothing that is exactly the same. He created everything with its own unique characteristics for a particular purpose. His word is not a process by which we know it will be successful. Rather, it is original in how it works to mold a person into something different from other people. We must conclude that the opposition to God's work is in the words "He trust in God let God deliver him." This means that in order to understand our purpose, we must reduce everything that is a means down to a word of life that we cannot completely explain. It is our duty to protect the sanctity of the written word, even if it means we sometimes have to stand alone. We must judge all advice, whether it is good or bad, to be inferior to the word of God Himself. This is because only God can truly know the original meaning and intention of the word. To kill the flesh is to reduce our reliance on other things and to put our trust solely in God. God must teach us that we are not gods, but merely human beings. Everything is unified when we realize our true place in the universe. As human beings, we are not perfect and we make mistakes. However, we must always strive to learn and grow from our mistakes in order to become closer to God.This newly created word displays all of God's purposes for revealing His goodness through what we observe in the created thing. All of this showcases the beauty of God's works and how all of the attributes of God that go into creating a thing are put on display in a holistic way. One word of God defines and spirits all the other words of God. So we call this word the word of deliverance.The reason we trust in God alone is because we have confidence in God's original creation. This is mysterious because our trust that He will speak that word in our ongoing deliverance is based on faith. We rely on God's Word to guide us in our lives, trusting that it is the ultimate source of salvation. We believe that salvation is all of God, and that He will work in our lives through this source.

 The conscious ascension of the absolute world (i.e. God) came about without any particular reason, since God lived before the ascension but was not autonomous. If God's autonomy is accidental, then there was no specific reason for the ascension to occur. However, if God loves all humanity equally and He died for all people without realizing that He is autonomous, then many leaders here and now believe that God is characterized as energy. This is exactly what is being taught in our religious associations. The existence of God cannot be proven or disproven through human reasoning; instead, each individual must come to their own understanding of God through personal experience. Our free will inevitably leads us to believe in an impersonal God – one who is not affected by our choices or actions. God must be autonomous in order to be the cause of divine ascension. It makes sense that God – who existed before autonomous ascension – is the one who brought about the absolute creation. Since only God existed before autonomous ascension, it follows that man is contingent. However, if God depended on man's will, he would cease to be autonomous. Therefore, free will logically leads us to the conclusion that humanity is not saved by God's grace, but by our own choices. The question of what leads to humanity cannot be determined by appeal to which god leads to impersonal authority. This autonomous human being is only considered in most of our religious academies. In essence, God is arbitrarily prescribed by mankind and caused by mankind's will. For something to breathe naturally, one must be consciously caused by an intentional will, not an authority of energy. Man consists of body and soul and no one can invent the autonomous spirit in man: God gave him life and he will die through the conscious autonomy of the identical individual God.This principle of conscientiousness is something we practice every day at work: we use our custom cars fundamentally because they have been efficiently produced by an eternal soul, not some vague entity of pure energy. We do not believe that we are part of this impersonal energy: everything we create together and achieve is due to the conscious decisions of an individual God. Likewise, successful ascension was brought about by an individual God exercising His autonomous will. In other words, we believe that everything that happens is the result of an individual God's conscious decision, and not just some random event.

 Because of this, we are dealing with a more subtle way of molding the mind, which is making it less able to communicate beauty and mystery out of mystery. There is a spiritual component here in the desire to remove all obstacles to seeking God. Our way of looking at life is through the mystery in ideas that have no explanation in the way things are recreated. In other words, we are more interested in the spiritual potential of an experience than the material reality of it.The way we think about life is influencing how we see beauty and mystery, and this is making it harder for us to connect with these things on a spiritual level. We're more interested in concepts and ideas than in the physical reality of them, which is why we're losing touch with what makes things beautiful and mysterious. It is not our own power or resources that enable us to know grace, but rather the grace that is within us. This is what the apostle was saying – that it was not him that accomplished his purpose, but the grace that was in him. We are able to trust in Christ's word of deliverance because we can observe His hand at work in creation, even though we were not present when He created it. This enables us to have faith that He will do what He has promised, even though we may not understand how He will do it. By God's grace, we are able to see what Christ has done for us in the future and trust in His word of deliverance, even though we may not fully understand it.