- Returning to the practice of the law is returning to the rudiments of the world. The practice of the law wants to make us return to following religious rules such as: “do this, don’t do that”, “in the past it wasn’t like this in the church”. The Spirit wants to make a change, and you refuse to do it, saying that it wasn’t like this in the past. In this way, the Spirit doesn’t have the freedom to make the change. Don’t be bound by ordinances (Col 2:20-23).
- Today, if we follow Christ, we are governed by the Word! Practicing the law to perfect the flesh does not bring us to the Spirit, but rather inflates our ego, leading us to think that we are on a level that others cannot reach. Let us abandon the rudiments of the law and depend on the Spirit! (Gal 5:1 12).
- We need to set our minds on the spirit, not on the flesh. In the Spirit there is freedom, for He blows where He wills, and we do not know where He comes from or where He is going. God needs many “Abrahams” today, who simply follow the Spirit wherever He goes! This is how the Lord will accomplish His will (John 3:8; Gal. 5:16-23).
- “The Lord is just, and one day all will be judged. Therefore, let us value the power of the word, which changes our nature and transforms our soul, so that we are not deceived by beautiful but empty words. By inculcating the word in the heart through immersion, the reality of God is transferred into our subjective faith, and thus we continue to receive life through the word of truth!” (Eccl 12:14; Deut 6:6-9; Eph 1:13-14; John 6:63; 17:17) (Daily Food, Book 7, Sem. 2, Sunday, p. 34).
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