Frank
R Molver (2 July 2005)
"re franks letter"
I would have to disagree some what to the conclussion
that we have to keep the Torah perfeclly. I am reminded of the death of
my mother recently. She was and is a Christian but struggled with unforgiveness
and bitterness becuase of a trauma at an early age. During the process
prior to death we experienced Jesus coming to her. I have shared this earlier.
There is a scripture in the Psalms that states, a bruised reed he will
not break and a smoking flax he will not put out. That refers to some of
his children that never seem to come into wholeness, that is a lot of people.
Even those who are radiant stumble. If we had to be perfect like Jesus
none of us would be saved. However to be healthy and fruitful we must tackle
and submit to the things that plague us, and it is usualy us, a self will
or discipline thing.
God bless
frank