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Sunday April 19, 2009
Submitted by: DonMeecha, April 18th, 2009 Topic: Education Forums
Tags: Messianic Forum
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Levi commented on June 11, 2010: You know the more I learn, the more I realize that God's grace is that aspect of illumination that allows us to understand His Word. Grace is God revealing Himself to us. The problem today is that once people experience God's grace they think that is it, there is no more...that is not so. If we pray and study and practice those things we learn, His grace abounds. |
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Aaron Halim commented on March 28, 2010: Dear rabbi, I agree whole-heartedly and now I am going to copy this and re-post it to my other website. Aharon |
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Aaron Halim commented on March 28, 2010: Dear rabbi, I agree whole-heartedly and now I am going to copy this and re-post it to my other website. Aharon |
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DonMeecha commented on October 07, 2009: I believe God's grace is His revelation of Himself to man. This comes in many forms: uniquely in the garden with Adam, that by this unique relationship all men would have some form of knowlegde of God (for we were in Adam's loins). By His revelation to Enoch, Noah, Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, Job and others until the giving of the Torah to Moses. That event, the giving of the Torah was, totally grace! Prior to that who knew what God desired? Or, how to appraoch Him. No one had recorded what Moses what about to record; His presence in the Cloud, the Fire & the Rock (1 Corinthians 10:1-11). What was revealed on the mountain and given to Israel, God would travel with them, was the greatest act of grace until the coming of Messiah Yeshua and the Ruach HaKodesh...I believe it is all grace.... |
Ahavalou commented on April 19, 2009: I like this and wholeheardedly agree. It is amazing to me that people do not read the full scripture but only take what fits their position. Just like Matthew 5: 17-20 stopping at the 17th verse or halfway through it. |