... and repent.
I am caught up in love, which I believe is a good thing, but as I have said elsewhere, people do crazy things when they are in love...
... like justify themselves.
I see a multitude of people
Some far away and some close by
They weave together new religion
From tiny remnants they have found
A bit of truth, a greater lie
And all the prophets stand and sing a pleasant song
A million cords that bind the spirit growing strong
...
And all the prophets sing the same familiar song
Even the chosen can be led to sing along (Wisdom post)
Actually, it's not "new" religion. It's very old.
I believe I am called to take The Gospel to those who practice Hinduism. This revelation has been coming to me since my wife died, and much of what I have discussed recently in this blog seems to be pointing that way.
I know essentially nothing about that religion and worldview, but Yehoshua is guiding me along the way.
A beautiful woman has been brought into my life, and she professes to be a Hindu. She also seems to be my "mirror," according to things I have recently learned about "Twin Flames." I have been wrestling with that, trying to rationalize my profound experience with her with what Yehoshua has taught me over the past three decades.
This morning, I caught myself in hypocrisy. I recently stated...
Actually, I believe the unconditional love between Twins is about Yehoshua's unconditional love for us. It makes the existence of unconditional love real for the world. (June 7, 2026 update to Perfect Love Drives Out Fear)
That statement directly contradicts what I said in previous posts...
I have heard women mention "the unconditional love of God" many times in the coffee shop, but that adjective does not appear anywhere in Scripture. (The Lie)
Many Christians preach "God is love" to unbelievers, but that immediately begs the question, "Then why all the suffering?" The unbeliever ends up complaining about the job God is doing and implies they could do a better job.
The next thing the unbeliever will ask is, "How can a loving god send anyone to hell?" But Yeshua said that God would do exactly that. In fact, what we know about hell comes from Yeshua himself. Nobody else in the Bible talked about it.
Some people talk about the "unconditional love of God," but that adjective does not even show up in the Bible. That notion is a lie, and it communicates to unbelievers that God will never judge them.
There is very little in the Bible about God's love, and not a single verse about it is directed at unbelievers. It is only directed at God in praise, or as encouragement between believers. God's love is one of the "pearls" Yeshua referred to in Matthew 7:6. (Good God)
Oooops. 🫣
My love for this woman is unconditional. I have never experienced anything like it before.
I must be careful.
Yehoshua keeps me on the right path.
All Glory to Him!