Trivializing the Finished Work of Jesus.

When people claim that God is judging people and nations because of their sin...THEY ARE TRIVIALIZING the finished work of Jesus on the cross.

 Did Jesus finish the reason for His going to the cross? If He didn't He was telling a lie when He said "It is finished". If He did finish His work, people who add man's work to His finished work in order to gain or maintain salvation are actually calling Jesus is a fraud and a liar!

 If God is judging sin today by sending calamity and disaster on people and nations because of their sin, then that means Jesus didn't finish His work in dealing with the sin problem once and for all. 

 Jesus says, “I will never again remember their sins and lawless deeds.” And when sins have been forgiven, there is no need to offer any more sacrifices. (Hebrews 10:12-18).

 Either Jesus paid it all, or He didn’t pay it all. If He didn’t then we might as well hang up our hats and whistle dixie! In that case the whole Gospel is a farce and there is no good news of glad tidings with great joy. Were that true we are all scammed and damned.

 People who teach that the Gospel is a grace/plus deal say that God is Love, also believe that "God so loved the world that He sent His Son, the express image of Love (God) to save the world." Yet they also teach that He doesn't save all the world, in fact they think God burns most of His creation  in hell fire forever and ever....but, true Love does no harm and the scriptures teach that "LOVE NEVER FAILS?"

 Yet, people have the audacity to tell people that LOVE (God) fails to save the people of the world through Jesus like He said would happen, and that people will have to pay for their sinning by spending eternity in hell's flames!

 Also consider this...Jesus is the Living Word of God, according to the scriptures. God says that He watches over His Word to perform it. Did God not promise that whatever He sent His Word to do would not return to Him void but would accomplish just what He sent it to do? Is not Jesus, the Living Word of God, sent by His Loving Father God to be the Savior of the people of the world?

 Yet, believing like you do indicates that LOVE (God) fails, and that God does NOT keep His Word.

 No wonder people are not enthused to be infused with such a God! Such teaching is against the character of our LOVING Father God.

 Sadly, for to many believers, following Jesus is regulated by following man-inspired-interpretations of a book that is reduced to a rule-book of do's and don'ts to-do or not-to-do. 

 The bible was never meant to be...a to-do or not-to-do religious-rule-book...a denomination-making-book...a denomination-naming-book...a denomination-doctrine-making-book...a-money-extorting-book...the believer's-supreme-authority-book...the Living-Word-book...a Sunday-go-meeting-book...a preacher-sermon-gathering-book...a religious-elitist-quoting-book...a fear-mongering-book...a judging-of-people-book...a sinner-condemning book...a hell-fire-torture-chamber-people-burning-book.

 The bible is meant to be God's love-letter-to-man-book...a to-Jesus-pointing-book...and the good-news-book of Jesus the Living-Word-of-God...our good-news Savior, saving mankind because the GOSPEL is the GOOD-NEWS of our Loving Father God reconciling humanity unto Himself!

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