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Sorry, but your conclusions suppose that there should be no consequence for sin, and further suppose that it is justice that there should be no consequence for sin. This is not the God that I know, but is another God, another Jesus, another spirit, and another gospel.

For me, we should never suppose that we are good enough, but just leave it at "the hope of salvation"; the trust and dependence on God´s Word. Again, for me, our attitude ought to be as those who began in Christianity, such as John the Baptist saying, "I am unworthy to even stoop down and...

To carry our load or cargo is to own up to our sins, which if we do, we then shall repent and deny our own will, which the Lord requires of us, if we are to belong to Him at all. And no, it is not as is advertised, of our bearing our hardships, for if that were so, then those that have none...

For they are not all Israel, which are of Israel: Neither, because they are the seed of Abraham, are they all children: but, In Isaac shall thy seed be called. That is, They which are the children of the flesh, these are not the children of God: but the children of the promise are counted for...

There is a reason why God´s Word tells us that every man shall bear his own burden, because we all shall either carry our own load, or we will refuse to. We can only hope and wish with God that none should perish, but that all would rather [choose to] come to repentance, which is voluntary...

Every man is tempted [to sin] when he is drawn away [attracted] of his own lust and enticed [flattered]; then when lust has conceived [invented or imagined the idea] it brings forth sin, and sin when it is finished brings forth death [or dead works].

For me, scholastic achievement is not the mediator between God and men, and I´d rather listen to and discuss the Word of God with carpenters, fishermen, and tent makers. It is good if we learn to not think above [beyond] that which is written, so that we will not begin to exaggerate and...

Out of all the scenerio´s for remarriage, God would absolutely prefer being reconciled. He knows if we need companionship, which is why the Holy Spirit of Truth speaking through Paul tells us that, if we cannot contain ourselves, then it is better to marry than to lust for.

The problem lies in another Jesus, another spirit, and another gospel; other than that which is written. We are called unto speaking the same things, and have no divisions among ourselves, but to be perfectly joined together in the same mind and in the same judgment; and we are suppose to have...

We should not rejoice when our enemy falls, neither should we let our heart be glad at his demise: Otherwise the Lord will see it and be displeased, and shall turn away His judgment upon that person.