GOD COMMA : What I Believe With A Comma

Think about it, the Jews didn't kill Jesus. He just allowed Rome to kill him - but remember, only because he let them.  But after that, it was the Jews killing the ones that were called "Christians".  It was later that they were called Christians, a term which could put them in a box. Why kill Jesus and Christians? Mostly because of political and financial reasons that were being hindered by Jesus. Positions of power were threatened. The Jews themselves were very used to Gentile pagans and their multi god fiascos. It's just that this time they were using something that was close to their heart : Elohim. And later, the old friends of Paul didn't like what he was doing and so they tended to follow him around and torment people who were followers of Jesus of Nazareth, and the day of Pentecost had really thrown the curve ball of this situation. Years later Constantine took advantage of this with his not-so-wonderful political maneuver, and as a Gentile himself, he pul...

So.. death.  You troublesome thing. Although this is not a pertinent topic for salvation,  it is one of the most pondered by all humans through history.  I heard a Minister say that Cain was the first to die before Abel. That is profound and puts the cornerstone on this thing called death.  Cain truly had spiritually died before he ever killed Abel. To be separate from God is what death actually is.  The day you eat the day you die.  Adam was then sent out of the Garden and no longer had that Oneness with God.  He died. Jesus discussed immoral women saying they are dead while they yet live (1Timothy5:6).  He spoke of Abraham that God is not God of the dead but of the living (Matthew 22:32). Humans can have God with them, God in them, or God away from them.  When God is away from a person they could care less about Him after that.  If there is the slightest tinge of desire to please God, then the person has not crossed the line of no retu...