http://www.justindetmers.com/?p=700 deliberate musings & etc. Mon, 06 Sep 2010 02:09:04 -0700 hourly 1 http://www.justindetmers.com/?p=700&cpage=1#comment-3642 Justin Fri, 06 Nov 2009 20:46:33 +0000 http://www.justindetmers.com/?p=700#comment-3642 Jan, I don't follow. I'm not sure where you're coming from on this, could you please clarify? Can you tell me what your point is, perhaps in a different way? Jan,
I don’t follow. I’m not sure where you’re coming from on this, could you please clarify? Can you tell me what your point is, perhaps in a different way?

]]> http://www.justindetmers.com/?p=700&cpage=1#comment-3641 Jan Slovakia Mon, 02 Nov 2009 21:17:16 +0000 http://www.justindetmers.com/?p=700#comment-3641 Words after “make every effort” means nothing more than a Law - a New Testament Law like many other texts of epistles. Not the Grace. Many NT passages like "do this" "do not do this" are just a Letter, a Law, a Mirror of how we are to look like and how we are not to look like. We need the Life of God in us, a daily Bread for every day, to live in Him – be connected to Him as branch to the Vine – to bring the fruits. Meditating this passage gives material to The Holy Spirit to produce in us what is mentioned in the scripture. The command “make every effort” in Greek root comes from speed –> be quick to…, be motivated, mean it, take it seriously. Pastors know there are many people who do some superficial, formal, no passionate, religious deeds of attitude wishing to take from God passively. Words “make every effort” versus> No heart involved No human spirit involved in what we say, what we do Dreams without determination Works without motivation BA12bbc azet.sk - post Words after “make every effort” means nothing more than a Law – a New Testament Law like many other texts of epistles. Not the Grace. Many NT passages like “do this” “do not do this” are just a Letter, a Law, a Mirror of how we are to look like and how we are not to look like. We need the Life of God in us, a daily Bread for every day, to live in Him – be connected to Him as branch to the Vine – to bring the fruits.
Meditating this passage gives material to The Holy Spirit to produce in us what is mentioned in the scripture.
The command “make every effort” in Greek root comes from speed –> be quick to…, be motivated, mean it, take it seriously.
Pastors know there are many people who do some superficial, formal, no passionate, religious deeds of attitude wishing to take from God passively.
Words “make every effort” versus>
No heart involved
No human spirit involved in what we say, what we do
Dreams without determination
Works without motivation
BA12bbc azet.sk – post

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