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I Am Christian

Who Am I??

By: blackpepperfox
Written on February 10th, 2013
hi I know I'm a Christian and I love god. But lately I've been having problems with bondage and other things that is not like him. I want to be closer to god. and I want to have a relationship with him. I talk to him about all my problems and ask him to take it away and I keep on preying in my head. but I haven't been seeking him at all. And i want him in my life without him I feel so empty inside. And I want him to take away every hurt
and pain that I have and release me from anger and bondage and things I have trouble with. sometimes I don't know what to do I get so confuse. I get so in my flesh and I say things that sometimes I don't really mean and I let my pride and anger take over. and it hard for me to let stuff go. What should I do?? I love the lord and I want to make it into heaven..
By: blackpepperfox
Age: 16-17 , Female
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    YOU ARE WHO YOU ARE. THE LORD KNOWS. JUST SEEK HIM FOR THE TRUTH IN ALL THINGS DAILY.

    I will admit..this is something that I fail to do many times.

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    Matthew 10:22 warned true followers they'd struggle, A LOT. I am doing to the same, no different in a place than you are. It doesn't matter, I've seen Muslims who love Christ and they get handed over and persecuted as again...Jesus warned to the apostle Matthew.

    one thing you should get into the habit of is calling God by his true name YAHWEH Jesus by his true unstranslated name which is YAHUSHUA.

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    The great secret that was revealed to Paul is a gift of grace, a free gift. In God’s sight our sin debt has been settled, we stand in righteousness before him right now. He sees us seated with Christ in heaven, we are right now the praise of the glory of his grace throughout eternity. It follows logically that this secret must not be read into the four Gospels or into the book of Revelation.

    Paul’s insistence upon the reality of our union with Christ, as having died and risen again in him. The Apostle unfolds to us, we died with Christ, our standing being complete and perfect in Christ, we cannot grow in this standing. We may grow in the knowledge, experience, and enjoyment of it, our life is the outcome of our belief.

    If we are ignorant of this free gift, we are easy prey for every minister of righteousness who may rise up. Nothing more is needed to be added, their is not a ordinance on the face of the earth that can make us complete. We don’t need to pass a satisfactory examination, or take another class, we stand in righteousness before God right now.

    Hang in there, just keep believing.

    Feb 10
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      You actually believe in Paul-Saul? The man who tried to be a "13th" apostle (no such thing - Acts 9:26), already known to be a liar by apostle James, the last and true apostle (Acts 15:12-13), is from the wicked Tribe of Benjamin/Romans (Genesis 49:27, Acts 22:25),

      the man who supported lawlessness (Acts 20:24, 2 Corinthians 11:4, and 1 Corinthians 10:23), was a complete hypocrite (Galatians 5:2 and then Acts 9:18),

      ate meat sacrificed to idols (Acts 15:28-29) THE BIGGEST OFFENSE is that he ALSO tried to replace GOD with himself (1 Corinthians 4:15) in JESUS' own name, called Yahweh's angels "a curse" (Galatians 1:18)

      does this sound like an apostle of God to you?

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      Paul’s gospel must be accepted, it must be believed today, and you can be sure that confusion concerning that gospel through the use of a counterfeit gospel; a gospel that looks so much like Paul’s gospel that you’d not know the difference, if you didn’t clearly know Paul’s gospel, will be Satan’s focus in this age of grace.

      One of Satan’s purpose in this age of grace is to confuse Paul’s gospel with a gospel so nearly to it, and there are many people out there today saying all you have to do is to believe in the death, burial and resurrection of Jesus Christ and you’re saved. They believe this in almost every church across the board that Christ died, was buried and rose again, but what do they believe was accomplished by that death, burial and resurrection?

      In their minds, they were separating themselves for God by their sin, and Paul is saying that God has already reconciled you where your sins are concerned. God is reconciled where the sins of the world are concerned, because he imputed those sins to Christ, that all who would believe what he imputed to Christ, that that resolved the sin issue forever, and are now joined to his son and have his righteousness freely counted to them, or imputed to their account.

      Paul called it the ministry of reconciliation, Christ fulfilled the law for us, so we are identified with the righteousness of Christ the moment we take God at his word, obedient to the faith, concerning what Christ accomplished on our behalf. Today our service comes not out of apprehension to any of those things; our service today comes based solely on our appreciation for what Christ has already done.

      http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6dcdkkkgEcE

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