This is probably the hardest post I have ever placed out there. I have been waiting for over a month when this would be appropriate to share with the world. If Jesus being married and 'too holy' for sex is controversial, it is a topic that is handled with God's guidance in my community and other Christian's who have the eyes to see. Before there are any complaints, or arguments, one should read all accounts.
Jesus Death Not First Choice
First let's get all the points that we know that Jesus had to die to rectify the sin of humanity, but this was not God's first choice. Secondly, if death was not the first reason Jesus planned to bring Peace on earth then what was God's first choice? Third, if Jesus' crucifixion is a murder don't you think this explains why the Jews losing their land thereafter, and their persecution ever since makes sense to indemnify the mistake of killing God's son instead of following him? Imagine, this is such a touchy subject that the heat still rises from it 2000 years later! A lie does not become truth just because it is repeated over time; eventually the truth will come out. God promised that the Last Days was such a time.
The kitchen just became a little too hot for my comfort, but as one of God's messengers, when he tells you to spread His word, you do as He commands, and sometimes it is in your own time. I have been spreading this word and living by the principles that led to this finding that should not even be controversial at all.
My only understanding is that when people find out the truth of the bible, sort of decode God's point-of-view of the bible, people become awakened from satan's grip. Therefore, the reason why so much craziness surrounds Jesus supposed marriage and crucifixion is because once the truth is out, followers and non followers will work hard to bring about God's reason for bringing Jesus in the first place - Peace on Earth.
Murdered? Say What?
Every Christian is taught since birth that Jesus has died for their sins. Yes, Jesus does deliver us from our sins by taking the hit from Satan and dying for us. Who can argue the fact that Jesus was able to win the spiritual battle of satan after enduring temptations, but humanity still bore sinful children and are covered in sin - who denies this plot hole in the story of Jesus?Does this sound like a complete mission?
We must return to the cross and look at it in another way. From God's standpoint of restoring His children to His bosom. Why would Jesus say 'it is finished' when sin is still left on the earth?
If it was because he planned to come back in our time, it doesn't make sense. Why wait 2, 000 years for people to become more evil before saving us again? Because he is waiting for 144,000 people who are righteous enough to go to heaven? Are you kidding, you don't really believe that Jesus will come back for just a few people after counting the saints who already died. If that's the type of God we are pushing these days, I understand the rise of atheism.
If this god exist that is okay with just living forever with only 144, 000 and be damned with the trillions of other of HIS children burning in hell, then I don't believe in that god either. People believe that a fallen human will fight to the death for their children, yet a perfect God is going to let his children die in hell for eternity? Why have we accepted satan's lie so steadfastly?!!!!
Others may say Jesus said it is finished because of free will. Okay. Let's go with this argument? What if we still have sin on earth because we choose to follow satan's way and refuse the way of the cross?
Well, in history, God sent saints and prophets and spiritual leaders to lead people back to the path of God, and each had failed their missions of the providence even causing more headache for God and suffering that had to be reversed. Many religious leaders and kings in the past had the authority of the Messiah over the people to lead them back to God's Will, yet they chose to lead a way of selfishness and of the flesh. Is this why sin still exist after the salvation of the cross?
Take a closer look at the bible and you will see God has been crying, struggling to bring us back after Jesus' death through leaders, saints who have failed God's will.
Then we have to look at devout Christians, and look at those who are a living sacrifice who turn from the worldly ways, why do they still have to fight sin?
St. Paul said that he delighted in serving the lord faithfully with his mind, but had the dissatisfaction of following the ways of Satan with his body. How could this be? Is there any hope if even those who wish to follow God have to fight a downhill slope toward hell forever? What was the reason behind the cross if we still live in sin and have to wait to die to find salvation? Only spiritual salvation?
Jesus's Mission Was Incomplete
Of course there are processes of God that man will never know because he is infinitely big as well as well as small, yet humans are the same as a limited container. We will not be able to understand the totality of God, but He said in the Last Days that everything would be revealed and He would no longer speak to us in symbols.
On the other hand, knowing the how of Jesus dying on the cross, and why it left his mission incomplete can save millions of people who have accepted that our life of struggling with sin and connecting to God only through a mediator will absolutely without fail continue for eternity. It will not. God wants Heaven on Earth and He be damned if He doesn't bring it about.
Then the question comes, why doesn't He just bring Peace now or at the time of the fall. Here in plays the free will and the 5% responsibility God gives humanity.
Once we understand that the path to salvation was to include physical salvation as well as spiritual, then we can see God's handiwork throughout the ages to save us from any further attachments to satan including having children free from inherited sin.
One blaring evidence that something was left undone at the cross is the fact that sin still exist. So why are we still born with sin and pass sin on to our children? Free Will? So, we believe that a newborn baby chose to be born into sin?
Return for Tomorrow's Post: Jesus' Mission Was Incomplete
Today's post was taken from the teachings of The Divine Principle written through immense research of 9 years of the bible.
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