I'm seeing so much debate over OSAS and the Commandment Preachers. As well as discussions about God. And I have to say the bible supports both ideas as far as the commandments and OSAS which means to me that neither is the entire truth and the bible must be interpreted differently. As far as God and what he is I think he is incomprehensible as his intelligence goes far beyond ours. And how can a human creature with such an IQ comprehend the thoughts of a God with such a limitless IQ?
So I'm wondering if anyone else has drawn the same conclusion as I have?
And that is:
1. The bible has spelled out that God is the Father, the Son and the Holy Ghost. And I don't believe it is important to dissect or try to understand more than that. I think conjecturing about who God is can lead people into blasphemous areas.
2. That we are to obey the commandments and the whole law and royal law of love God and love your neighbor as spelled out for clarity in the sheep and goats and ten commandments and elsewhere (Matthew 25-31-46).
3. Seeing this is quite impossible for man to obey and that Christ did obey this law and lived perfectly. That Christ established the Messiah for all of man. That we are in need of a merciful God that desires to save us and that loves us as a Father loves his children. The Apostles saw that and spelled it out in the scriptures (Matthew 19:23-26, James 2:10).
4. That no man can save himself, salvation is the gift of Christ for those that believe in him and the Father and the Holy Ghost. (Ephesians 2:8). But we must try to live as God has taught us.
5. That the true church has no poor among them and has all things in the common good for the members of Christ's church. This is the sign of Christ's true church, that there are no poor or needy among them and that they look after those in need. (1 Timothy 3:2-13). The true church has bishops and deacons to look over the poor and needy. To administer the sacrament and baptism, etc. And to conduct meetings.
Anything I left out? Please feel free to add to it.
So I'm wondering if anyone else has drawn the same conclusion as I have?
And that is:
1. The bible has spelled out that God is the Father, the Son and the Holy Ghost. And I don't believe it is important to dissect or try to understand more than that. I think conjecturing about who God is can lead people into blasphemous areas.
2. That we are to obey the commandments and the whole law and royal law of love God and love your neighbor as spelled out for clarity in the sheep and goats and ten commandments and elsewhere (Matthew 25-31-46).
3. Seeing this is quite impossible for man to obey and that Christ did obey this law and lived perfectly. That Christ established the Messiah for all of man. That we are in need of a merciful God that desires to save us and that loves us as a Father loves his children. The Apostles saw that and spelled it out in the scriptures (Matthew 19:23-26, James 2:10).
4. That no man can save himself, salvation is the gift of Christ for those that believe in him and the Father and the Holy Ghost. (Ephesians 2:8). But we must try to live as God has taught us.
5. That the true church has no poor among them and has all things in the common good for the members of Christ's church. This is the sign of Christ's true church, that there are no poor or needy among them and that they look after those in need. (1 Timothy 3:2-13). The true church has bishops and deacons to look over the poor and needy. To administer the sacrament and baptism, etc. And to conduct meetings.
Anything I left out? Please feel free to add to it.
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