Which commandments could Jesus be referring to Matthew 5:17?
Jun 10, 2020 14:37:53 GMT -8
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Post by Questor on Jun 10, 2020 14:37:53 GMT -8
Dan C
Dan, I NEVER lose Ahavat Elohim...my life just has taken a lot of unexpected paths, and the Ruach is now making it hard for me to write anything for debate/teaching type forums...just the reverse of when I was begging to write the fictional Messianic SciFi I had been trying to lift one boulder sized word at a time into place on for over 7 years, while writing freely and easily at forums, however much I was finding my way and despite being ill. Now being less ill, I write the fiction far more easily, with Ruach assisted ideas, and words just flowing from my finger tips...when the Adversary is not trying to get the entire circumstances of my life to erupt to prevent it!
Today I was undoing a few more bits of a hacked email account, and came here to change my email address so I wouldn't lose Ahavat, looked at what was up, wrote just the tiniest bit, and was worn to a thread by it. And in reality, I was just being a bit chatsome, and yet it wore me out. So I know where I am NOT supposed to be writing just now...and why the Adversary is fighting me tooth and nail to keep me from writing the book.
I just guess that I learned enough over 14 years on the forums for the Ruach's purpose to be writing the Messianic based SciFi that is not out there in the world while getting used to finding out I was Jewish when I never wanted to be such a thing in the beginning here, clinging to my Anglo Saxon heritage when R. Reuel asked me, "Why didn't I want to be Jewish?" Now I don't know why, particularly when it answered a LOT of unanswered family questions. Weird how reality and a sense of belonging went together for me.
And now, I write about a
based Messianic Kingdom, with the book beginning just as Yeshua returns, and the vials are being poured out, and the mortals that come through into the Kingdom are NOT happy in a theocracy, and even the Tsaddikim don't get the rewards they dreamed of, while finding that ruling and reigning with Yeshua seems a lot more like regular work on their part,such as being the equivalent of nursery maids, and school teachers, Rabbi's, Judges, and the DMV...although there is none, of course. They are not unhappy about it...just a bit startled, and my protagonist downright dismayed at not having a small farm and a few greenhouses (shades of my former life), and is one of those that actual rule as a very reluctant viceroy...because Yeshua doesn't want Viceroy's that want to be ruling! Of course, this at just at first, until they see their task is a very necessary one of rebuilding the world from the damage done to it, and to raise the few adults and many children remaining into a strictly enforced if workable JEWISH law based world system. And although Prophetically accurate, it's meant to be just a good story that slips a bit of Messianic Judaic reality into anyone who might buy such a book...or even take it for free...like a dissatisfied Christian or a Secular Jew. But that blossomed, and a bit of a job slipped into my life, while needing to mow 1/2 acre of grass in high humidity while living in a suburb is downright weird after 40 years in the dry mountain country of CA where the rabbits ate the grass and you never worried about pleasing your neighbors sense of propriety. And though I work for the Synagogue very part-time (40 hours per month), it makes this disabled older person scrambling to figure out how to live a very different life that leaves me less time than I would like to sneak in a few thoughts here, particularly when my few thoughts run out several hours too early every day! Age, as you know, is only better than the alternative!
I hope you are well, and prospering in Yeshua...you seem to be running the only Biblical Messianic Forum online very well, with good participants far outdoing anything I was able to add in, but I hope all else is good with you. And I will drift back...anytime someone likes something I wrote, or quotes me, I am right here, again. Or when I need to check on something, of course.
