Something on my mind for days now...

Meant to write.. about JC's statements of faith..

The enemies of Israel are bombing Israel and holding her people hostage.. and i have expresses sentiments of being strongly against Islam and their racist psychopathic teachings of hate and bloodshed and violence

But i failed to express that i don't discriminate against people solely on religious upbringing or lack thereof but rather of people's own personal choices and intentions and conduct ..

It doesn't matter in the end what name or label one calls themselves this or that.. God doesn't judge on statements of faith but on the heart and intentions ..

There's good and bad among all people everywhere..

Personally i have my own problems and my focus has been way off lately ..

But i just want people to know that i have nothing again at them personally among my favorite people there are arabs and muslims that are dear to me even members of hamas that i have no ill will towards but rather sympathy.. i just of course don't approve of the violence and hate and whatever else that goes on.. but i know that not everyone is full of that even among them..

Tho if push comes to shove I love Israel.. and will stand by her to the end.. but it's like a live and let live thing i'm trying to serve to her enemies ..

Sigh

But back to Jesus and the things he said.. to me Jesus is the avatar of God on earth aka God in human form .. and who says that he can't.. in the bible where it says "behold God is my salvation" and salvation belongs to the Lord.. and a bunch of other things it says over and over and over

But some things he said keep running through my head the "Lord Lord" saying not everyone who says to him "lord lord will enter the kingdom of heaven but those who do the will of the father.. also he told of the two sons.. one who said he would do what he was told but didn't and one who said he wouldn't but did.. and he said.. which one did the will of the father?..

To me this means that it's not important to declare faith but to actually conduct oneself with righteousness

And that how you act and what you do is more meaningful than what you think you believe

And that's all

Also i'm worried about the hostages and the dolphins and i wish someone would rescue them if they haven't already
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But i do hate the UN and how they keep twisting things against Israel. I don't forgive them for that.. and neither will God. How they ripped land away from Israel and gave it to her enemies over and over again.. in the name of Peace.. to hell with the UN and their fake peace treaties

afarcryfrom · 56-60, M

To me this means that it's not important to declare faith but to actually conduct oneself with righteousness

And that how you act and what you do is more meaningful than what you think you believe

You are spot on correct in your understanding. During the time he ministered and taught, Jewish society had devolved into legalism. The only way to be right with God and man was to follow the Law of Moses as interpreted and prescribed by the religious "experts". This was not what God intended. God was more concerned about the heart and soul, the spirit of the Law, the motives and intentions of the heart. Orthodoxy (correct belief) versus orthopraxy (correct application [practice]). The entire Sermon on the Mount was about this very thing.