Perhaps, no other Bible
book makes it so clear that peril will fall to those who do not follow the Lord
God’s commands. The meaning of our state
of existence is entirely described by Deuteronomy. God is sovereign. If we prosper, then He is the reason we
prosper. If we struggle, then He too is
the reason why we struggle, yet usually most of us receive some grace, such
that even if we do sin, the Lord God may overlook it.
I know for a fact that
this very idea makes certain people such as atheists and Christians mad, but I
hope that when Gd shows them their punishments they will see in their souls why
they struggle. Call this the evil of Gd
if you will, but vengeance belongs to the Lord should one violate the commands
he has given to us.
I think what most people are
used to is the blessing of grace in their life.
Many people do not fear the Lord and the consequences for failing to
keep all of his commands because they are used to a life of grace. True, the Lord is gracious, but why take
advantage of that? Why do evil in any way
if the Lord God sees all? Also, the
Bible talks of the evil of Gd with respect to King Saul. Why invite the Lord to do evil in your life
by failing to fear him? This is the
command to fear Him reverently (Deut. 6:13; 10:20).
The fact is that there are two
kinds of believer, and these two kinds act differently based on how they perceive
the nature of Gd. Those that have no
fear in one examination were more likely to cheat. However, those that had fear did not cheat on
a test, when given a chance.
There are 613
commandments in the Torah, and it is that if one doesn’t keep or attempt to
keep all of them, then he or she is under a curse. Christians are usually aware of some of these
laws, but when it comes to the Ten Commandments, Christians that I know of say
that the command to keep the Sabbath is no longer legitimate. Let me tell you something: If you work out
your back seven days a week, it will be sore, and possibly even crippling, and
it is this way with so many other commandments that Christians seemingly do
away with, declaring them null and void for whatever reason. I try to separate myself from them.
Deuteronomy makes it
clear, you have to get your heart right with Gd and follow all His commands if
you are to prosper. If we worship the
Lord, and I don't mean Jesus, Deuteronomy is 100% clear that there is paradise
on earth for the obedient. Why
transgress the law and hope for grace, if you can be obedient and have goodness
multiplied.
Look at me! I am a creditor as I write this, and so is Blogspot! I am under no obligation to write at
all. My payment is received via the
spirit that the Lord grants to me because I am sharing freely what I know.
I have known of the
blessing and the curse in my own lifetime.
When I was told by God that He was punishing me, I was elated for
that. I just simply couldn’t love a God
that I didn’t fear and was told that I wasn’t required to fear, so I was an
atheist.
Which way are you going
to go? Most people I know believe that their Old Testament has been nullified,
but that is as stupid as a person who believes that he can will God out of
existence. It is not until fools stop blaming Satan for everything, and instead
focus on doing good deeds and repent that we will see heaven on earth!
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