Comments on: The Surrender Of Our Will http://www.pawcreek.org/salty-saints/the-surrender-of-our-will Pastor Joseph Chambers Thu, 09 Feb 2012 20:33:33 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: jaimie madden http://www.pawcreek.org/salty-saints/the-surrender-of-our-will/comment-page-1#comment-986 jaimie madden Sun, 28 Feb 2010 15:51:30 +0000 http://www.pawcreek.org/?p=2941#comment-986 Dear Pastor Chambers If we want to know GOD then we are to be still... HIS will be done The land was to be made quite every seven years, it was then refreshed by the LORD Every 7000 years we see the LORD rested and so this too is our promise, Enter ye unto my rest! We are not machines, we require restoration every week, we must rest. If we are never still then how can we know GOD and be restored? How can we know GOD our Saviour JESUS The CHRIST if we grieve the Holy Spirit with ceaseless activity. Isaiah 56 2-7 (Paraphrased) in particular versus 4-6 For thus saith the LORD unto the Eunuchs(Matt 19:12) that keep my Sabbaths and choose the things that please me and take hold of my covenant..... last of verse 6 everyone that keepeth the Sabbath from polluting it, and take hold of my covenant Please note;I do not advocate the error of the SDA's or the JW's. Nor reviving old testament Hebrew practices. I simply see that the land has not changed nor do we have glorified bodies at this time. Do we meet on the first day of the week exhausted or refreshed,so as to edify the Church, Are not about 50% of vehicle accidents caused by fatigue. Was it Nine Commandments that Moses brought down from the mountain? Was not the Sabbath made for man. The Apostles kept the Sabbath for about the first Three hundred years. My contention is that we are being run into the ground to the extent that we will be worn out, we must rest, we must fast, for the spirit is willing but the flesh is weak. I can read my bible , but it is the Holy Spirit that is sent to me as The Comforter and Teacher When shall I be still and know his will. jaimie Dear Pastor Chambers

If we want to know GOD then we are to be still… HIS will be done

The land was to be made quite every seven years, it was then refreshed by the LORD
Every 7000 years we see the LORD rested and so this too is our promise, Enter ye unto my rest!

We are not machines, we require restoration every week, we must rest. If we are never still then how can we know GOD and be restored? How can we know GOD our Saviour JESUS The CHRIST if we grieve the Holy Spirit with ceaseless activity.

Isaiah 56 2-7 (Paraphrased) in particular versus 4-6 For thus saith the LORD unto the Eunuchs(Matt 19:12) that keep my Sabbaths and choose the things that please me and take hold of my covenant….. last of verse 6 everyone that keepeth the Sabbath from polluting it, and take hold of my covenant

Please note;I do not advocate the error of the SDA’s or the JW’s. Nor reviving old testament Hebrew practices. I simply see that the land has not changed nor do we have glorified bodies at this time.

Do we meet on the first day of the week exhausted or refreshed,so as to edify the Church, Are not about 50% of vehicle accidents caused by fatigue. Was it Nine Commandments that Moses brought down from the mountain? Was not the Sabbath made for man.

The Apostles kept the Sabbath for about the first Three hundred years. My contention is that we are being run into the ground to the extent that we will be worn out, we must rest, we must fast, for the spirit is willing but the flesh is weak.

I can read my bible , but it is the Holy Spirit that is sent to me as The Comforter and Teacher

When shall I be still and know his will.

jaimie

]]> By: Ed Branch http://www.pawcreek.org/salty-saints/the-surrender-of-our-will/comment-page-1#comment-977 Ed Branch Sat, 27 Feb 2010 18:58:22 +0000 http://www.pawcreek.org/?p=2941#comment-977 Another timely message, Brother Chambers. Yes! When my will is surrendered and God's will is received, then I am ready to know God's will for my life. The divine exchange is simply this, "My life for His." Before the fall of Lucifer, there was only God's will. But, when Satan chose to rebel against God, a second will was introduced--a secondary cause was brought into being (Isaiah 12:14-15). That rebellious will was introduced in the Garden to Eve and Adam, and fallen man inherited that will (that became the will of man). Yes, it is only when the will of man is surrendered, that God's will can begin to be realized. The Apostle Paul is a wonderful example. When Saul of Tarsus was confronted by the Lord, he fell broken and blind to himself, crying, "Lord, what wilt thou have me to do?" There is no doubt that Paul knew the will of God for his surrendered life. Paul to the Romans wrote that when we are not conformed to this world, but instead transformed transformed by the renewing of our mind, then we will be able to prove (to know) "that good, and acceptable, and perfectg will of God" (Romans 12:2). Our perfect example is the Lord Jesus in surrendered prayer, "Not my will but thine be done." We, too, must stay in surrendered prayer to always know the will of God, which is always, good, acceptable and perfect. Thanks Brother Chambers for bringing my attention back to this Biblical truth. Ed Branch Another timely message, Brother Chambers. Yes! When my will is surrendered and God’s will is received, then I am ready to know God’s will for my life. The divine exchange is simply this, “My life for His.” Before the fall of Lucifer, there was only God’s will. But, when Satan chose to rebel against God, a second will was introduced–a secondary cause was brought into being (Isaiah 12:14-15). That rebellious will was introduced in the Garden to Eve and Adam, and fallen man inherited that will (that became the will of man). Yes, it is only when the will of man is surrendered, that God’s will can begin to be realized. The Apostle Paul is a wonderful example. When Saul of Tarsus was confronted by the Lord, he fell broken and blind to himself, crying, “Lord, what wilt thou have me to do?” There is no doubt that Paul knew the will of God for his surrendered life. Paul to the Romans wrote that when we are not conformed to this world, but instead transformed transformed by the renewing of our mind, then we will be able to prove (to know) “that good, and acceptable, and perfectg will of God” (Romans 12:2).
Our perfect example is the Lord Jesus in surrendered prayer, “Not my will but thine be done.” We, too, must stay in surrendered prayer to always know the will of God, which is always, good, acceptable and perfect.
Thanks Brother Chambers for bringing my attention back to this Biblical truth.

Ed Branch

]]> By: Pat Cade http://www.pawcreek.org/salty-saints/the-surrender-of-our-will/comment-page-1#comment-964 Pat Cade Fri, 26 Feb 2010 21:42:24 +0000 http://www.pawcreek.org/?p=2941#comment-964 How totally awesome and beautiful is our Lord and God...! And thank you so much brother Chambers for sharing. God Bless you, Pat How totally awesome and beautiful is our Lord and God…! And thank you so much brother Chambers for sharing.

God Bless you,

Pat

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