The Last Day | The Carnal Church Of Evil Desire

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The Last Day | The Carnal Church of Evil Desire

The carnal Church is the place where the Ten Commandments are spoken against, and where the Revelation of Jesus Christ is out of favor. It is the place where the depths of Satan, doctrine and tradition of men reign. Leaders in the carnal Church are at war against Jesus, for pecuniary gain. They have eyes full of adulterous affairand not cease from sin and transgression against the Ten Commandments. These are raving wolves in sheep clothing. The prophet Isaiah (56:10) said these raving wolves are blind, untutored, dumb dogs, that cannot can not bark. These raving wolves are sleeping, lying down, loving to slumber. Yea, they are greedy dogs which can never have enough, and they are shepherds that can not understand: they all look to their own way, every one for his gain, from his quarter. Come ye, say they, I will fetch wine, and we will fill ourselves with strong drink; and tomorrow shall be as this day, and much more abundant.

Jesus said, in the last day, unless you go away evil desire, to trust in his revelation, he cannot be his disciple. Jesus said, the ...
... true disciple of truth will pick up his own cross and follow Him. In Jesus there is safety from the wrath and finding of God against sin. The scripture says: "Cast out the "church" given over to satisfying the disobedient desires of the mind. For the disloyalmind shall not be inheritor with the Jesus and His body the Christian Church. The body of Christ is not a body of sin, but a body of the gift and the grace of God.

Jude, the brother of Jesus, alludes to the Church to be populated by carnal episcopacy, saying: "Certain men crept in unawares, who were before of old ordained to this anathema, ungodly men, turning the grace of our God into lasciviousness, and denying the only Lord God, and our Lord Jesus Christ. He has reserved a place for in everlasting chains under darkness unto the judgment of the great day. These are filthy dreamers who defile the flesh, despise dominion, and speak evil of dignities. These speak evil of those things which they know not: but what they know naturally, as brute beasts, in those things they corrupt themselves. Woe unto them! for they have gone in the way of Cain, and ran greedily after the error of Balaam for reward, and perished in the gainsaying of Core. These are spots in your feasts of charity, when they feast with you, feeding themselves without fear: clouds they are without water, carried about of winds; trees whose fruit withers, without fruit, twice dead, and plucked up by the roots.

As the nonspiritual Church turns away from the Ten Commandments, in the last day, they turn away from Jesus. When the carnal Church attempts, in their worship, to gaze upon the face of Jesus, having turned away from the Ten Commandments, they incur the wrath and judgment of an almighty God; for nothing unclean can live in his presence. To preach faith in Jesus apart from absolute obedience to the Ten Commandments is to declare the depths of Satan. To seek resolutionapart from accord to the Ten Commandments is to seek deliverance apart from Jesus. Faith declares that we are the righteous of God, by faith in Jesus. The carnal Church lives in sin and is condemned, because it cannot fulfill the righteousness of the Ten Commandments, because it does not believe in Jesus. Their mind is occupied with the doctrine of the flesh.

The body of Christ is the righteousness of the Ten Commandments written by Jesus upon the soul of the Christian, by the spirit of God. The Ten Commandments is joined to the soul by the blood of Jesus. The New Commandment is written in the soul of body of Christ. The Commandment written on stone brings the death angel. The Commandment written in the heart brings eternal life, and makes us worthy of eternal salvation. There is a veil of unbelief, over the carnal mind which blinds the mind to the glory of Jesus. The carnal mind cannot see Jesus. The veil is removed only upon repentance. Upon repentance the mind turns to Jesus and beholds the glory of the beauty and holiness of His kingship.

The ministration of the spirit is more glorious than the ministration of condemnation, because the glory of the resurrection exceeds the glory of Mt Sinai. The confidence that Jesus is the righteousness (embodiment of the Ten Commandments) of God makes for righteousness by divine decree, for: "the just shall live by faith". The glory of the Ten Commandments is exceeded by the glory of the resurrection of Jesus, who writes His law in the body of Christ. The glory of the Ten Commandments is abolished by the glory of resurrection of Jesus, for the glory of the resurrection is eternal.

Until the preaching of the Revelation of Jesus Christ, the human mind is blinded by the Ten Commandments, on account of the condemnation of sin. Blindness, in those ordained to life, is removed by the miracle of the preaching of the Revelation of Jesus Christ. As the soul turns to Jesus, the veil over the mind is taken away. Jesus is Spirit; and where Jesus is, there is deliverance from condemnation, sin, death, hell, well-deserved punishment, and the avenging of eternal fire.

Looking in the face of Jesus is likened unto looking into a mirror; as when looking we are changed into the same incarnation of the glory of Jesus, by His divine spirit. For body of Christ, the Ten Commandments, are requirement to salvation, because it spiritual and righteous, and is fully incorporated in Jesus of Nazareth. The body of Christ, in the last days, is encouraged seek the pureheartedness of the Law decided in the faith of Jesus.

The Christian believer is a not a debtor to the flesh; to live after the flesh. For all that live after the flesh, shall die. The Christian through the Spirit mortifies the deeds of the body, and truly lives the abundant life. The Christian holds within his spirit the expectation of the resurrection, and such is devotedly expectant waiting for the redemption of their body, in the first resurrection. Christ being raised from the dead is the first fruits, afterward they that are His at His coming. Christ brought us to birth by the word of the spirit of truth, so that the Christian Church can be the first fruits of his new macrocosm.
John Hoskins is a graduate of Yale University, School of Divinity. Jesus has given him a profound, and commanding grasp of the Book of the Revelation of Jesus Christ; a book in which he is an authority; both in its meaning and interpretation. He shares his spiritual insight so that members of the Christian Church can comprehend, understand and put into spiritual perspective the signs of the last day, and those fearful and frightening sights and events that will surely come to pass. His series of videos on the Book of Revelation is of extreme value to Christians. His website is located at: http://www.kerygma-of-christ.org. Visit his web site and follow him through his video series on the Book of Revelation.