There are no more curses, JESUS SAID " IT IS FINISHED"

The Joshua Chronicles, Bible ^ | 7-21-13 | Jedediah

[Jedediah]

There are no curses left you see,

For they all belong to me ,

The adversary only has a lie ,

Do not believe it or you may die,

It is Faith in Spirit that is your cause ,

I Said " IT IS FINISHED " with NO pause !

It was DONE in My blood for you ,

An eternal covenant unbreakable through and through ,

I AM your hedge to every lie,

Let Me remove the speck from your eye,

You are "FORGIVEN" I AM your Seal !

This is an ETERNAL DEAL !

I AM the same every day ,

My Blood for you has made a way !

For ALL the yokes and bonds to fall \o/ ,

I "DID" IT ALL !

There is one thing left for you to do . . .

SURRENDER ALL so only I LIVE IN YOU !

The LORD rebuke(judge) you satan

Galatians 5:1-2 Amplified Bible (AMP)

5 In [this] freedom Christ has made us free [and completely liberated us]; stand fast then, and do not be hampered and held ensnared and submit again to a yoke of slavery [which you have once put off].

2 Notice, it is I, Paul, who tells you that if you receive circumcision, Christ will be of no profit (advantage, avail) to you [for if you distrust Him, you can gain nothing from Him].

Jude verse 9

9But when [even] the archangel Michael, contending with the devil, judicially argued (disputed) about the body of Moses, he dared not [presume to] bring an abusive condemnation against him, but [simply] said, The Lord rebuke you!

9 When Mikha’el, one of the ruling angels, took issue with the Adversary, arguing over the body of Moshe, he did not dare bring against him an insulting charge, but said, “May Adonai rebuke you.”

[Hoodat]

A covenant is a two-way street. Just saying . . .

[Tugo]

Tetelestai :

The last words spoken by the dying Christ in St. John's Gospel are simply: tetelestai, or in Latin, consummatum est. 'It is finished' or 'it is fulfilled'. Did Jesus mutter these words on the cross as his life slipped away in a tone of resigned defeat? Or were they regretfully sighed like one obliged to undertake a painful but necessary task? Did Jesus utter 'it is finished' in exhausted relief that he had endured to the end? Or was it instead a defiant cry of victory?

[RoadGumby]

My humble opinion? It was victorious. Not likely a shout, but not in defeat, as he had accomplished what His Fsther had sent Him to do.

[Bloody Sam Roberts]

I thought the last words spoken by Jesus were;

"Father, into your hands I commend my spirit."

The King James version of the Bible states this:

"And when Jesus had cried with a loud voice, he said, Father, into your hands I commend my spirit: and having said this, he gave up the spirit."

Didn't "It is finished" come before this?

[what's up]

The Old Covenant was two-way.

The New Covenant is one-way.

[Hoodat]

Uh, no. A covenant is a covenant is a covenant is a covenant. By definition, it is an agreement between two parties. It’ a two-way street.

[Hoodat]

"It is finished" only appears in John. It's worth noting that there are two more chapters that follow where Jesus once again offers testimony. So I wouldn't put much stock in the doctrine that Jesus' job is over. It was just beginning.

Many place all importance on the fact that Christ died for us. After reading the next two chapters of John, it is clear that He now lives for us. Salvation is the starting line - not the finish line.

[American in Israel]

The significance is that the final words of the high priest doing the lamb sacrifice on the Passover for the sins of the nation is “it is finished”. It signified the completion of the prophecy of Passover by the Lamb of God. Priest, and King. He uttered those words at the exact same time that the High Priest would have uttered them. But then, if he was the Mashiach, he is the High Priest.

VERY significant.

[haffast]

Http://www.gotquestions.org/abrahamic-covenant.htm

[American in Israel]

The Messiah said, “I did not come to abolish the law, but to fulfill it.” And also “not one jot or tittle shall pass away from the law”

There are more commandments in the “New” Testament than the “Old” Testament.

We are not freed from the Law, but the consequences of the Law. BIG DIFFERENCE!

[American in Israel]

The parable of the men of the street invited to the wedding comes to mind. Those who were found by the grooms father to not be wearing wedding apparel are thrown outside.

One way street = street clothes
Two way street = A wedding dress cleansed by the blood of the Lamb.

Fire Escape Churcheanity is street cloths, a life lived under conviction and repentance is wedding clothes.

[Hoodat]

Your link doesn't work. Try this: http://www.gotquestions.org/abrahamic-covenant.html

And here's my response to you:

cov·e·nant [kuhv-uh-nuhnt]

n.

an agreement, usually formal, between two or more persons to do or not do something specified.

[haffast]

On epad in doctors office and all thumbs sorry

Http://www.gotquestions.org/abrahamic-covenant.html

[Sergio]

bkmk

[tx_eggman]

Uh, no. A covenant is a covenant is a covenant is a covenant. By definition, it is an agreement between two parties. It’ a two-way street.

One of the cases where the English translation misses the meaning. The Greek word διαθηκη (diatheke)that is translated as "covenant" ... is an expression of the fact that the covenant of God does not have the character of a contract between two parties, but rather that of a one-sided grant.

Linky Thing: covenant

[Hoodat]

In that case, everyone gets to spend eternity with Christ - no conditions. It’s a one-sided grant, right?

[tx_eggman]

In that case, everyone gets to spend eternity with Christ - no conditions. It’s a one-sided grant, right?

For it is by grace you have been saved, through faith—and this is not from yourselves, it is the gift of God— not by works, so that no one can boast. For we are God’s handiwork, created in Christ Jesus to do good works, which God prepared in advance for us to do.

Ephesian 2:8-10

Not everyone .. but for those that receive the gift ... yes, God does it all.

[Hoodat]

So there are conditions.

[abigail2]

That rings true. I like that.