Sides War a No Win for Either Side

Three Wishes: Grace Mercy Peace.

Following the progressive biblical intellectual journey from imperfection to perfection in Hebrews, a mini bible itself having the same theme and conclusion as the Holy Bible containing Old & New Testaments... About mid way through such good/better, it exhorts to leave both such "principles" to go on unto perfection.

For example if considering servants, there are two sorts in Romans 6: servants of sin and servant of righteousness, which is law and grace, sin imputation and no sin imputation. However Gal 4:7 written unto bewitched churches exhorts be no servant, not either sort, but rather a son. More specifically the Son of God (not Son of Man), the Christ of Jesus Christ (not of Christ Jesus), such has entered into a place higher than the heavens, above such sides war, and entered such heaven for us (of them/us), since God is one of us, hath given us the victory, is with us, for us, etc, from the beginning.

The objective is, of good/better, to be the better sort of twain; but then to also realize even the better sort in such left/right sides war, even the right side of such heavens, is not all right but only right for some. And it gives place for the war to flare up, go round again and again like a merry go round. Hence above such good/better is what's best of good better best, and best for all, not some only. And in the realm of what's best there are no sides to even take, no war even plausible, no place given to either law of Romans 8 law law by the God of all grace eternally enthroned on a throne of grace where only mercy is obtainable, making for peace.

The concept applies with good/better sacrifices also, both should be let go of as martyr-dumb because the will of God JC came to do (lo, I come to do thy will O God) is: "I will have mercy, and not sacrifice". So even the "living sacrifice" is not acceptable, for such is also "of the law", even if it's the better of twain laws in Romans 8, which is notably in CJ, the reverse of JC; and the only foundation laid we should build anything upon is JC: the same yesterday, to day, and for ever; Not to mention peace with God and God given victory are through J=>C: the end of the law.

The concept applies with great/greater things also, charity being the "greatest" of "three things", and more specifically charity out of a pure heart is the end of the commandment: love one another, as I have loved "you"; you being made perfect (of created/made) of ye/you in 1Pet 5:10 by "the God of all grace" (no law at all). For there is no option in "ye shall know the truth and the truth shall make you free", but there is a notable change from ye to you. The ye seems to apply to both sides of a sides war, you made perfect being above such.

Law and Grace are contrary things which cannot coexist in peace. Grace does not compromise with law, but rather abolishes such to the point of blotting out ordinances. Only then is peace plausible.

The "grace" of our Lord Jesus Christ with you all. Amen.

Daniel Miles
www.godshew.org