Please tell me more about the secular nature of Jesus.Don't you worry your silly self about me. I always do exactly as God commands.....![]()

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Please tell me more about the secular nature of Jesus.Don't you worry your silly self about me. I always do exactly as God commands.....![]()
Then why do you do it?It's usually not a good idea to speak for God.
You are deep into self worship.Don't you worry your silly self about me. I always do exactly as God commands.....![]()
I don't. I have never said that God rejects anyone. Not my call. His.Then why do you do it?
OK, that's a start for you. Good.I don't. I have never said that God rejects anyone. Not my call. His.
It still may be profitable to reflect upon who/what God rejects. The story of the king who literally invites everyone to his son's wedding, but still throws out/rejects someone who is there without a proper wedding garment. That story has always puzzled me. Invite someone, but then throw him out because of what he is wearing? What if he was too poor to have a proper wedding garment?I have never said that God rejects anyone.
I think there are layers to scripture. And your interpretation is a good example of that. I've heard some say this was a reference to Israel's chosenness. Or that it was a reference to anyone who thinks they know God but are only paying lip service to God. I quite like your interpretation because it's more of a root cause type of explanation and really encompasses everyone. Bottom line for me - regardless of the interpretation - it's pretty clear God invites whoever he invites for whatever reason he invites. And the contra to this would also apply. God excludes whoever he excludes for whatever reason he excludes. With that said I don't believe God wants us to love him for what he can do for us. I believe God wants us to love him for who God is. Pretty much the same for everyone, right?It still may be profitable to reflect upon who/what God rejects. The story of the king who literally invites everyone to his son's wedding, but still throws out/rejects someone who is there without a proper wedding garment. That story has always puzzled me. Invite someone, but then throw him out because of what he is wearing? What if he was too poor to have a proper wedding garment?
Recently, I heard someone address this question with one of his own. What if Jesus was not talking about clothing...what else do we wear or put on? Could it be our attitude? Was someone thrown out of the wedding feast not because of his apparel, but because of his attitude? Does God reject certain attitudes? If so, wouldn't we wish to avoid them?
Why do you say it's a start? Try taking of your bias colored glasses.OK, that's a start for you. Good.
Not only right, but true. The Baltimore Catechism I learned as a child...Why did God make me? To know him....And don't let the desire of knowing what God can do for one get in the way of knowing God, because that can get in the way of knowing God.Bottom line for me - regardless of the interpretation - it's pretty clear God invites whoever he invites for whatever reason he invites. And the contra to this would also apply. God excludes whoever he excludes for whatever reason he excludes. With that said I don't believe God wants us to love him for what he can do for us. I believe God wants us to love him for who God is. Pretty much the same for everyone, right?
Maybe worry about yourself.keep up the learning curve
drop the undeserved self awareness
I am concerned for most people I encounter. That includes me. Thanks for the reminder.Maybe worry about yourself.
Well, I heard that he liked to eat and drink and party with sinners and prostitutes and was always keeping bad company with some really really bad characters, but that just what I heard......Please tell me more about the secular nature of Jesus.![]()
That story has always puzzled me. Invite someone, but then throw him out because of what he is wearing?
No, you aren't telling me anything new. Maybe that's why Jesus loves me so much and I love Jesus so much.Well, I heard that he liked to eat and drink and party with sinners and prostitutes and was always keeping bad company with some really really bad characters, but that just what I heard......
from your own holy book. Am I telling you something that you don't already know?
Doesn't that depend upon how repentant they were? Let's say they do and they feel really bad about it and you loved them, wouldn't you take them in, clean them up and make them feel loved and welcome. I don't think you know the first thing about Christianity.If you invited someone to your wedding and they showed up dressed in filthy rags reeking of cheap wine and vomit wouldn't the doorman throw them out into the darkness where there is wailing and gnashing of teeth whatever their excuse?
Obviously she didn't.Do you really think that Jesus was talking about clothing? Seriously?
Maybe that's why Jesus loves me so much and I love Jesus so much.