PARLOR

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I Peter 2:9


Genuine love of God, with passion centered on Messiah-Christ.


   Image-Bearers:
   vocational not liturgical







Fellowship Intense


  fierce daily devotion











THIS PARLOR HOSTS PURE EVANGEL
  • God of Abraham, Isaac & Jacob is the God of all.
    I Corinthians 15:28
  • not only for our own misses... Y'shua died for the sins of the whole world.
    I John 2:2
  • the temple of God is holy, and that is what you are.
    I Corinthians 3:17
  • unholy be ethics, other gods, moral codes.
    The precept of Yahweh is holy, and the commandment is holy and righteous and good.
    Romans 7:12
  • vital having believed, to remain as true in the Logos; as His learners to be knowing the Truth determined to be freeing.
    John 8:31-32
  • grace reigns through righteousness.
    Romans 5:21
  • In Christ, there is release from diversions, factions & cultures.
    Colossians 3:11
  • In Christ, perfect, mature, complete, even as our Father in heaven is perfect.
    Genesis 17:1
    Matthew 5:48
  • now we are more than conquerors in Him.
    Romans 8:35
maturing doctrine undivided



Why did Rome put the keys of the Kingdom in a drawer, assuming management of Church & State?

THE HISTORY

The Ancient Hellenists [Greeks] became great conquerors & builders, followed by the Romans, who organized and ruled within an expanding, hierarchical/authoritarian empire.
Soon after the destruction of Herod's Temple in 70AD, generations of Christians began to assume from Greek thought the task of building the Kingdom of God, no longer deferring to Christ as the Builder. This change redirected many toward management of people (provisioning; ousting heretics, etc). As like for the Greeks, these believers gradually became dominated by the iron-and-clay of the Romans: to organize by way of authority structures. Historians have been telling us the story of this change, though it is for us hard news to bear.

Later, Europe pursued with protest: we know better.
Yet remaining in Christ, we live freed from the shadows, to walk in His marvelous light.




2026.02.21 [I Corinthians 1:6; II Peter 1:10]

remedial within post-evangelical seasons: all souls to benefit by invite or admonition, a confirmed/steadfast/sure diligence in their calling & choice of Messiah/Christ. The unbelieving to reconsider Him; the weak toward re-affirming in Him; the strong toward rejoining in Him; the doubtful toward confessing Him.









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