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Brother, this teaching is meant for those who are not 'resting on their laurels' and have been convicted by the Spirit that their Christian walk is not the genuuine one - it is based on taking texts out of context which the church encourages. It is very common to be mislead in the early stages...

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This is not the same in the early church teaching of theosis. Egypt is the experience of the believer, (child of God) who is now in captivity, a slave to sin, under the yoke of Satan, who has him/her believe that God is a hard taskmaster, there to punish them for sin they cannot avoid instead...

Here is AI on entering the promised land: "The journey of the Children of Israel into the Promised Land is a major theological metaphor in Wesleyan-Arminian theology for entire sanctification (also called Christian perfection or the second work of grace). [1, 2] Here is how the historical...

I am sure that trauma has left its mark on my body. No doubt, and I would not now be 76 on no meds were it not for my dietary tweaking the last 40 years. I knew an allopathic turned naturopath who pushes keto because it worked for her but some very sick people who get on Ray Peat's forum became...

@TLHKAJ Before I went to low carb, I was eating a very good diet, organic whole foods, grass fed beef with fat, ghee etc. I was already low oxylate and kept it down. The thyroid needs carbs if the body is not converting T4 very well. I increased fruit but that caused problems. I have...

Do your research first. Quite a few on that forum say keto ruined their health.

If you want to know about why the thyroid is hurt for some, look on the Low Toxin forum Low-Toxin BioEnergetic Forum to gain a balanced view.

I went on a low carb/keto diet and it nearly ruined my thyroid. I gained loads of weight that I cannot get off from it. I was also intermittent fasting. It is not as easy as some say. I have Hashimotos - immune attack on my thyroid. No meds as I won't take steroids to enable it as I have Lyme...

The two crossings match up with what I said about three stages: there is a movement to two new locations, from a first. God leads them to each one, each nearer to the promnised land. Please note that here is no continuing journey to the promised land, there is a definate break in the crossing...

Amen! I have said nothing to disagree with this. It is by faith we are sanctified. It is by believing that it is finished - it happened on the cross and now all we have to do is believe it and obey whatever the Holy Spirit asks of us. That means complying with His dealings with us which follow...

#There is a process indeed. It is said to be in three stages: Purgation where the Holy Spirit does His work in convicting the soul that they are failing to be what scripture says they should be in showing the power of God in all they do, as an overcomer, and acting like Paul in Romans 7. This...

Yes I understand. Anyone can check if they are online by asking God where they are not walking with Him as they could. He will answer.

I agree, that God has mercy towards those who have not hardened their hearts and seek Him and as you say, walk according to the light they have been given. For these, He is most patient and will give them all chances they need to fulfill His purpose for all men, to restore them to what He...

3 Let no man deceive you by any means: for that day shall not come, except there come a falling away first, and that man of sin be revealed, the son of perdition; 4 Who opposeth and exalteth himself above all that is called God, or that is worshipped; so that he as God sitteth in the temple of...

Thank you marks for the opportunity to look again in detail at the doctrine of the second coming. But just to add to your comment on theosis, it is entirely scriptural and is referred to in 2 Peter 1:4 Whereby are given unto us exceeding great and precious promises: that by these ye might be...

The Day of Jesus Christ is not interpreted in the way you mean, according to the theology I am explaining. The Day of the Lord, rather refers to the day of transformation/transfiguration, or the day of baptism by the Spirit. The very early church taught this as the day when Theosis would be...

I think that is about it. A good few thought that it brought one too near far eastern practises.

No we do not have to be fully sanctified to gain from the word. But the deeper things are not yet revealed to us. Those who have reached that stage can guide us but the emphasis must be on teaching the person to listen to God speaking.

Yes the new man in Christ is holy - completely holy, you cannot have partial holiness. ALL things become new. A little yeast spoils the whole dough (or whatever). At that point, the old man has been crucified and this is vital as the Holy Spirit cannot dwell where there is sin. It must be done...