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Who did Jesus Reject In Matthew
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- Опубликовано: 18 мар 2023
- The person spoken about in Matthew 7 had a ministry, however, he was lacking in two areas that caused his damnation-eternal punishment. In this video, we will look at the cause of his outcome and the phrase "he who does the will of My Father in heaven" means. Does it speak about having faith or good works?
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Mathew 7-21 still keeps me in fear of the Lord and i think that is good for me.
Thank you for explaining this well. I didn't really understand this. Thanks to you, I now understand. God bless you! 🙏 💕
I warned a female preacher today that she wasn't supposed to be teaching in the church. She looked at me to say what evidence did I have, I referenced 1 Timothy 2: 11 - 15 and she looked guilty. I told her with a smile to stop preaching heresy in the church. She then asked if I wanted to speak to the head pastor and I said no this was meant for you and I left.
@Real Estate: That was good that you warned her about disobeying God's Word, concerning the role God has placed for men and women in the church. Excellent that you gave her Scripture, that's very important because the Word of God is what penetrates a person's heart.
Hey Spiritual MineField, let me explain Matthew 7:21-23 by backing up other scriptures!
Matthew 7:21 KJV:
21 Not every one that saith unto me, Lord, Lord, shall enter into the kingdom of heaven; but he that doeth the WILL OF MY FATHER which is in heaven.
Now only those who do the will of the father? Turn to John 6:40 and John 6:28-29 for the will of the father!
JOHN 6:40 KJV:
40 And this is the WILL OF MY FATHER that sent me, that every one which seeth the Son, and BELIEVETH on him, may have everlasting life: and I will raise him up at the last day.
John 6:28-29 KJV:
28 Then said they unto him, What shall we do, that we might work the works of God?
29 Jesus answered and said unto them, This is the work of God, that ye believe on him whom he hath sent.
You can also compare John 6:28-29 WITH James 2. The work/will of God is to simply believe on Jesus Christ!
These people in Matthew 7:21-23 didn’t simply believe on Jesus Christ! That’s why he told them to depart from him, NOT because they didn’t do enough or aren't quote on quote ''living good enough''! If you simply believe that Jesus Christ (The Eternally Existing Son of God, God The Son, Savior, Christ) died on the cross shed his blood for all our sins, was buried, rose again the 3rd day, you're promised/have eternal life, you're eternally saved, sealed, sanctified, eternally redeemed, eternally secured. Once Redeemed, Always Redeemed!
Zachary This 100% correct, we in no form or fashioned are saved by works, Ephesians 2:9 KJV Not of works, lest any man should boast.
Amen
What about these verses..
In 1 Corinthians 8:3, it's mentioned that if anyone loves God, they are known by Him. According to 1 John 5:3, the love of God is demonstrated by keeping His commandments, which are not burdensome. John 13:34 introduces a new commandment to love one another as Jesus loved us. Matthew 7:21-23 warns that merely claiming to know God is insufficient; instead, those who do His will are recognized by Him. It appears that believing in God's claims is just the initial step, while obeying His commandments completes our belief. Here it appears that to be known by God (to not hear i never knew you) we need to obey the Lord's commandment not just simply believe in what he claims him to be as the son of God though that's the initial step.
What does Jesus say the will of the Father is? To BELIEVE upon the one (Him, Jesus) whom He has sent! Jesus says to simply BELIEVE! John 3:16 to BELIEVE! What must we do to be saved? BELIEVE upon the Lord Jesus Christ! We bare fruit (works) because we are saved! Works does not save you!!!! We are saved by grace through faith alone! Those who trust in their works will hear depart from me I never knew you! Just like the man who was at the feast, but did not have on the royal garment , he was trying to get in on his own merit or works. Do not be deceived in these last days! God Bless!
Thank you for your comment. You are correct, all we need to do is accept through faith in what Jesus did for us on the cross and His resurrection. However, after we get saved and have eternal life, Jesus will use us for good works. Good works which are through the Holy Spirit (Philippians 2:13) will enable you to do God's will. If a person claims to believe in Jesus but does not have good works shows that that person is not saved because no fruits are being produced which signifies that the Holy Spirit is not working in that individual because He is not there.
John 15:7-8 BSB
[7] If you remain in Me and My words remain in you, ask whatever you wish, and it will be done for you. [8] This is to My Father’s glory, that you bear much fruit, proving yourselves to be My disciples.
@SpiritualMinefield But to him that Worketh Not, But Believeth on him that Justifieth the Ungodly, His Faith is Counted for Righteousness.
Romans 4:5kjv
You're backloading the Gosple. Matt 7:22-23 is your future.
Is he saying that a true Christian cannot live in sin, or have sin in his or her life? We all sin! From the day we're born to the day we die, we all have sin! Everyone!! So how do you gauge weather or not your fruit is the good or the rotten. Weather we've believed in Christ and accepted Him or not, we all have good and bad in our lives. God doesn't completely perfect anyone in this life. Our only hope is to learn to rest in his grace. Yes a true Christian should be loving, but even God's chosen people in the bible all had besetting sins! So i'm still a bit confused over what he says between 3:30 and 4:15. How close to perfect do we have to be to have the good fruit. I sin every day! I don't want to but I do. I keep a repentive heart, but I still sin in numerous ways! Who will save me from this body of death? Thanks be to our Lord and savior Jesus Christ! So how do you explain this? And how do you gauge your Christian walk in light of this teaching of Matt ch 7 ?
I'm saying that a genuine believer in Jesus Christ, according to 1 John 3:6,9, cannot live a lifestyle of sin. If he does, it proves that he was never converted and is devoid of the Holy Spirit. Every Christian falls here and there, however, he does not stay down but repents and tries not to fall into the same pit he fell in before and tries and desires to live holy.
@@SpiritualMinefield Hey thanks for your prompt reply. I guess I still struggle with what would be considered a sinful lifestyle vs sinning every day. As I mentioned before, I sin every day. Or at least almost every day, I get angry at things and curse, grumble and complain. Especially at work! I think about things I shouldn't, laugh at things I probably shouldn't, say things i shouldn't, ECT. I hate these sins in my life, and wish I did not do them, but when I try not to, I can't. It's like i keep trying on my own strength, even when I pray and try to read the bible, often i'm still powerless! I get burned out from trying and fail. I've learned to rest in God's grace, as I believe it still extends to me. I can't say I completely disagree with what your saying, I just can't figure out me not living a lifestyle of sin, when I sin so often (unwillingly or perhaps willingly)? Even though I hate it. Thanks again for your input.