Hebrews 12:6-7,
6 For whom the Lord loveth he chasteneth, and scourgeth every son whom he receiveth.
7 If ye endure chastening, God dealeth with you as with sons; for what son is he whom the father chasteneth not?
Does law living keep you out of the father's schoolhouse or from going through correction? I grew up with a Holiness background from childhood. Preachers correcting you was the message, the gospel of Holiness (correction). The harder they peached against everyone and everything the louder the people shouted. The only thing wrong with that type message is; it's not the gospel and not a single one of them could live it. I knew them all and there were some good people in the bunch, but the bottom line is the preacher ran off with the secretary, she left her husband for the preacher. Not to mention what goes on in everyday life with those that profess such a walk.
It happens in all setting and arenas of life. If you think about it you would not be where you are at today if you didn't have such a background as you have. I mention it for writing purposes only not to pick on anyone or to think they would be any less than anyone else for their actions. So what you have been through can be invaluable to your growth. What you have done or seen should be for you a stepping stone in your understanding.
Understanding what the father has done in creation is the ultimate goal in Christianity. Grace, as mentioned before, will be the hardest yet the best thing to ever happen to you. To answer the question? Does the law keep you from the father's schoolhouse? The answer is no, nothing keeps you out of the schoolhouse, the world is a schoolhouse. Look at it like this; it is the HolySpirit school of training for son's, you don't want to miss that.
So how does the father handle his children in the schoolhouse? Like a good father does, a wayward child will recieve his correction. That is all part of the training though, I understand we all want to be the great son that the father is proud of, but you will error in your ways. It will be ok, your in good hands. Someone asked! Well how does he handle a child that just stays in rebellion? That child will stay in some form of correction untill they can make a quality decision not to live in rebellion. The schoolhouse has it's masters and they are not afraid to use their authority over the child, for that childs good.
6 For whom the Lord loveth he chasteneth, and scourgeth every son whom he receiveth.
7 If ye endure chastening, God dealeth with you as with sons; for what son is he whom the father chasteneth not?
Does law living keep you out of the father's schoolhouse or from going through correction? I grew up with a Holiness background from childhood. Preachers correcting you was the message, the gospel of Holiness (correction). The harder they peached against everyone and everything the louder the people shouted. The only thing wrong with that type message is; it's not the gospel and not a single one of them could live it. I knew them all and there were some good people in the bunch, but the bottom line is the preacher ran off with the secretary, she left her husband for the preacher. Not to mention what goes on in everyday life with those that profess such a walk.
It happens in all setting and arenas of life. If you think about it you would not be where you are at today if you didn't have such a background as you have. I mention it for writing purposes only not to pick on anyone or to think they would be any less than anyone else for their actions. So what you have been through can be invaluable to your growth. What you have done or seen should be for you a stepping stone in your understanding.
Understanding what the father has done in creation is the ultimate goal in Christianity. Grace, as mentioned before, will be the hardest yet the best thing to ever happen to you. To answer the question? Does the law keep you from the father's schoolhouse? The answer is no, nothing keeps you out of the schoolhouse, the world is a schoolhouse. Look at it like this; it is the HolySpirit school of training for son's, you don't want to miss that.
So how does the father handle his children in the schoolhouse? Like a good father does, a wayward child will recieve his correction. That is all part of the training though, I understand we all want to be the great son that the father is proud of, but you will error in your ways. It will be ok, your in good hands. Someone asked! Well how does he handle a child that just stays in rebellion? That child will stay in some form of correction untill they can make a quality decision not to live in rebellion. The schoolhouse has it's masters and they are not afraid to use their authority over the child, for that childs good.
