The Rabbi

Jeremiah, how can you plead ignorance of God’s people to God’s very face? How are they ignorant, and is not their own fault? Did He not give them enough? Are they bringing Him into situations ignorantly? Do they really know God is they choose to walk away from Him? I understand your frustration, Jeremiah, for I too marvel at rebellion and disobedience. Do you ever look at yourself and wonder the same thing, why am I not in perfect obedience after all He has done for me? What am I thinking in the times I have walked away? Jeremiah, I too have seen God, yet I have not always been faithful. What does this say for my faith? For my love, my fear? If they trust arrogantly based on what was yesterday for obedience, maybe they like we need to realize that promises are timeless only as long as obedience continues.

So Frodo meets Dante? :D If God has you speak from the pit of hell to them, what words would He have for us, and who shall speak them? Since you who know what God thinks of those who disobey, how can you demonstrate the same to the deaf and blind? Has He made you a teacher over impossible pupils? What of those who see a little, fear much, and find their poor eyesight still results in disobedience? I feel like one who fears much because of what I have seen, yet feel an inadequate understanding to obey. Such is the mind of one who seeks to excuse sin.

So they’re inviting these black gates and the spewing of hell by following their false teachers and taking gain over God? Whatever is in their ears, they certainly have selective hearing. And yet they claim to be the people of Yahweh… don’t His people hear His voice? Did He give them the divorce they wanted by stopping up their ears? I should guard my ways so He isn’t tempted to send me to the third circle of hell where Nazgul bite “ring bearers.” Maybe these people have been seduced into being wraiths… and devour their own out of lust for more… yet are still accountable for their actions.

Just a thought.
Hannah

Way to be universally culturally relevant, Rabbi, with Lord of the Rings and Dante.

Substituting gain for god. We could print those words on the Statue of Liberty. god bless America (and what often passes for the church here)!