Are All Christian Following Freemasonry?

Christian do you inadvertently follow freemasonic science from men who swore oaths to other lords/gods than our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ rather than the CREATOR GOD?  They worship Lucifer aka Satan aka Devil aka Ancient sun and moon god, Shiva, Baal, Isis and Osiris --yes both male and female and that is where the baphomet hermaphrodite figure comes from. I digress. Freemasonry the highest levels worship GAOTU, the goat the great architect, the Sun god, Lucifer
So if we are not to swear or pledge an oath to other than God, Lord of Lord, the alpha and omega, then why do we believe the science of men who do.  Can you say NASA, Luciferian/Freemasonic beliefs and origins? 
Matt: 5: 34-37 says that we are not to swear oaths
If we extrapolate the discussion then we must not follow the science of the oath swearers who worship other gods.
Short and sweet

Did Jesus Christ come to send peace?

If one posed the question, Did Christ come to send peace? to the average Christian today, what would they say?  Likely their answer would be an overwhelming, "YES, yes He did" and then follow it up the response "because He is the God of love".  
My next statement to them would be "Show me". 

Actually, Jesus Christ while walking this earth said, Think not that I am come to send peace on earth: I came not to send peace, but a sword.  Matt. 10:34

He went on further to say, v.35-39 "For I am come to set man at variance against his father, and the daughter against her mother, and the daughter in-law against her mother in-law.  And a man's foes (enemies) shall be they of his own household.  He that loveth his father or mother more than me is NOT worthy of me: and he that loveth son or daughter more than me is not worthy of me.  And he that taketh not his cross, and followeth after me, is NOT worthy of me.  He that findeth his life shall lose it: and he that loseth his life for my sake shall find it."
Now I ask you, to think long and hard on the applications of such words.  Does Christ ask they we actually physically lose our life for him, such as the Muslims claim they do when they commit suicide bombings?  Not likely.    
 I propose that the 'life' Christ says we try to find  today is the 'life' of self satisfaction, one that is easiest to follow, one the may follow unquestioningly what our father or mother or brother or sister follows, that we are taught at school or church without thorough study of Jesus Christ's Word and prayer to find what is right and Truth for ourselves.  Could that not be a possible scenario for the meaning to the phrase of "findeth his life"? 
Do we follow the traditions of family and church and no longer search for what Christ actually says and asks of us?  Jesus says, "If you love me keep my commandments"  and yet pastors and family today teach us that the commandments were nailed to the cross, they died on the cross and if they are brought up that this is a works based style of life.  So we when we substitute Christ's words and requests with our own self styled religion that we  seem fit into so easily like a comfortable pair of jeans, are we not actually inadvertently 'finding our own life' (false salvation in other words), one that has eliminated critical thinking,  one that follows wherever the sheep go, moving down whatever path is the easiest not daring to turn back and wade through the criticism or attacks that may come when we do not follow their actions and thinking?   
And yet Christ says if you find your own life YOU WILL LOSE IT.  But if you give up what you want to do, what you feel is best and turn your heart to Christ and say, "Lord what is the life you want for me"  I give my life up to you to serve you and you only no matter what my mother or father may say or my spouse....I follow you, then and only then will Christ tell you that you have now found LIFE.  It's a promise with two edges to it like a sword. 
The BIG ANSWER:  Christ did not come for peace but with the Sword of the Spirit,  His WORD, His Commands,  His Mercy and he gives this to you if you  are ready to do battle with falsehood, ease of living and thinking, selfishness and pride as well as all other misleading sins that deny Christ.  In return as you give over yourself to complete service to Christ you now  Die to self = Life with Christ.

Part 2, Was King Solomon Lying to us?

First, I would like to establish a few facts about King Solomon before we ask ourselves,  “did King Solomon lie to us in his written words?”

• He was the son of King David, a man who God said was a “man after His own heart”.   Solomon was David’s choice to rule Israel after his death and he did.
• Solomon in his early rule it is written, “Loved God and walked in the statutes of David his father.”  1 Kings 3
• The Lord appears to Solomon in a dream at night (1Kings 3:5) and God said, “Ask what I shall give thee?” 

Solomon’s answer was:  v.9 GIVE thy servant an understanding heart to JUDGE thy people, that I may discern between good and bad: for who is able to judge this thy so great a people?”

God was pleased with Solomon’s simple and yet very deep request.  Why?  v. 11 answers it:   “And God said unto him,  Because thou hast asked this thing, and has not asked for long life; nor asked for riches, no asked the life of thine enemies, but instead asked for judgement and discernment; behold, I will give you a WISE and understanding heart; SO THAT THERE IS NONE LIKE THEE BEFORE THEE, NEITHER SHALL ANY ARISE LIKE UNTO THEE. 

As I read God’s words I must remind myself that God says in Malachi, “I change not”.  This is a good thing for us to always remember in all topics related to God and His creation and this worlds events. 

So what do you think this promise meant?  Did it mean God would later change His mind and bring someone along who was wiser after a few hundred or thousand years?  God’s response is self-evident, is it not?   

Because Solomon’s request was so amazing in that it reflected God’s own heart that He gave Solomon as a gift, both riches and honour and revealed this to him in his answer that night.  He also added:  “IF thou will walk in my ways, (I wonder what those ways were?), to KEEP my statutes and MY COMMANDMENTS, as thy father David did walk, then I will lengthen thy days.   

Over and over again the Word of God admonishes all his children to do the same…..So now I take you to the end of Solomon’s life, a life filled with vanity as He calls it.  His last words to all especially the youth are these found in Ecclesiastes 12.

The wisest man of the history of the earth loved to call himself, “the preacher”. 

Now “the preacher” aka King Solomon the wisest man of God, said this:  v.10-14

“The preacher sought to find out acceptable words, and that which was written was upright, even words of truth”  (people ask, What is Truth? Answer: Study what Solomon was taught by God and his father, King David as well and you will know Truth) “The words of the wise are as goads, and as nails fastened by the masters of assemblies, which are given from one shepherd.  V.12:  And further, by these, my son, be admonished: of making many books there is no end; and much study is a weariness of the flesh. (do you get what he just sad?  What does that say about these supposed men who insist on writing their own works in books and selling them to the Christians as amazing inspirations?  What does it say about studying to long and hard in the educational institutions?   v.13 LET US HEAR the conclusion of the WHOLE MATTER:  FEAR GOD, AND KEEP HIS COMMANDMENTS; FOR THIS IS THE WHOLE DUTY OF MAN.  v.14:  For God shall bring every work into judgment, with every SECRET thing, whether it be GOOD, or whether it be EVIL. 

Well folks, that end’s my blogging on God’s word and King Solomon the wisest man ever and maybe the richest who knew both good and evil in his life.

I will say this,  compare his words in Proverbs and Ecclesiastes to that of your preacher today and you ask yourself some deep questions, e.g. ask yourself,  “What is it that my preacher is not telling me?”  Is what he is telling me part truth and a some tradition of men?  Ask yourself is all that you were taught by generations of your family all truth?  Well if it follows completely v.13 of Ecclesiastes, King Solomon’s words then you are on the right track if not keep searching and questioning your beliefs until you are on parallel with God’s intent as per his infallible word.

 

 

Was King Solomon Lying To Us?

Is ancient wisdom better than modern thought?
Well when it comes to God's word spoken through inspired men and especially men who he gifted with wisdom, the wisdom of King Solomon then I would think one would take note.
To know the mind of God is to search out his Word with the light of His Spirit placed on it's pages.
The Book of Ecclesiastes are the words penned by King Solomon at the end of his amazing life.
The King asks in Eccl.12 that the youth remember their Creator in the days of youth (v1) Interesting that He did not say remember "the Lord thy God" or some other form of God's reference, rather he said, Creator.  He said that the youth do this while the evil days had not yet come, nor the years draw nigh, when a time would come when they would say, "I have no pleasure in them; While the sun, or the light, or the moon, or the stars, be not darkened, nor the clouds return after the rain: in the day when the keepers of the house shall tremble, and the strong men shall bow themselves, and the grinders cease because they are few, and those that look out of the window be darkened.  (v.1-4)  Read all of Ecclesiates 12....believe me you need it.
What can we extrapolate from this?  God says while the times are good and the sun shines normally and the moon and stars are out and the clouds disappear after a rain, that during these good times we better remember who makes them and He's our Creator,  before all this disappears or changes.
What do we see today?  A darkening of the sun, changes in the heavens, changes in the weather and even the strong man bows to it's effects.  Dark days. 
Then he warns of the dread to come.... lack of food,  birds not singing, no real music, fear among people, peoples desires failing and all forms of support on this earth failing...leading to death. 
Sad it is, the King's warning for the future and yet we live in those times now, dark they are. The question is, our are youth getting the message?  Do they have parents who warn? Or do they just hear peace and safety coming from our mouths and the preachers of today that say, don't worry darling it will be ok.  Does the King lie then?  Does he say don't worry darling, it will be ok?  No....and this is where the failing comes today.  Peace and safety is telling someone that it will all be ok and then NOT saying to the youth to remember the Creator. 
So why remember the Creator?  Well what did God create?  How did he create it?  How long did it take to create it?  And if he warns us to remember does he not believe that we would forget the Creation and the Creator?  The answer is yes... that is why he says "Remember". Just like in the 4th commandment it says, Remember.  Do you  or are you told to forget it?
 
We have forgotten the whole creation story from day 1 to day 7, especially day 7. It is much easier to learn and remember pagan/atheistic scientists theories on the earth's evolution and it's state of existence than search the scriptures ourselves for the truth.  We don't want to truly remember the Creator and His creation story because we might find we are not honoring him like HE wants us to....  So we delude ourselves with thoughts of peace and safety and say to our selves and others that really God knows my heart so it's ok, right?   Remember that the Word of God says our hearts are carnal and sinful and our own ways are not to be trusted.  God says "my thoughts are not your thoughts nor are my ways your ways".  Get it?  King Solomon was not lying he was warning the future youth.  So ancient wisdom does take precedence over modern illumined thought. 
Part 1 of Was King Solomon lying to us?

Who is this Man-god?

(excerpted and paraphrased from J.A. Wylies work call, "Antichrist")

It was not until the 13th century that the "man of sin" reached his maturity, and stood before the world full grown.

During all these ages (from the first Bishop of Rome and Constantine the self proclaimed world emperor/god/pope) to the 13th century, he (the popes of Rome) kept stretching himself higher and higher, piling assumption upon assumption, and prerogative upon prerogative, till at last he raised himself to a height from which he looked down not only upon all the churches, but upon all the kings and kingdoms.  He claimed to be he world's one bishop and the world's one monarch.  In the first century he is seen as a humble pastor, whose only care is to feed his flock, and who looks for no crown save that which the chief shepherd may be pleased to give him at his appearing. 

In the 13th century he is beheld as a mighty potentate, who stands with his foot planted on every throne and realm of Christendom.  he writes himself a "King of Kings," and he claims by Divine Right to administer all the affairs of earth. 

If we accept Christianity, there is no similar example in history of what was at first so small, becoming in the end so great. 

Each pope in succession takes up the plan at the point where his predecessors had left it, and carries it a stage nearer to its consumption.  For 1300 years on end, we see the enterprise (the Church of Rome, Catholic) pushed forward with an undeviating constancy, and an unflinching courage, with a perseverance and a subtlety, -in short, a combination of powers never before seen working together for the realization of any other project.  There is more than man here.  The spirit who conceived this plan, who inspired the actors and kept them working century after century, on the same lines, till at last the goal was reached, was more than human.  Paul tells us that it's author was Satan.  2 Thess. 2:2,3

Part 1

Who is this man, Christ?

Isaiah 61

The Spirit of God is upon me;

because the Lord hath anointed me to preach good tidings unto the meek (teachable);

he has sent me to bind up the broken hearted,

to proclaim liberty to the captives,

and the opening of the prison to them that are bound;

To proclaim the acceptable year of the Lord,

and the day of vengeance of our God;

to comfort all that mourn....

God's People Make a Difference

Matthew 5:13-16

You are the salt of the earth

But if the salt has lost it's savour,

how will it be salt?

It is henceforth good for nothing,

but to be cast out,

and to be walked over.

Matthew 5:14-16

You are the light of the world,

A city that is set on a hill cannot be hidden.

Neither do men light a candle,

and put it under a basket,

but on a candlestick;

and it gives light to all that are in the house.

Let your light so shine before people,

that they may see your good works,

and glorify your Father which is in heaven.

So there you go....Christ tells us in simple yet easy to understand word pictures. Salt and light of a candle.  If we are salt we are to be used to bring out the flavor's in all we see, do, experience, touch, say, think, act, and are in and around people, nature and on this earth.

A candle, such light is to soft to not relax to and appreciate.  Does your life exude a soft yet penetrating light?  Do you pierce the darkness with your witness?  Do you stand on a candlestick or do you hide behind the curtain of your church?  Do you stand for God 24/7 and shed light to others or do you hide it?

Simple terms, huge task it seems for many. 

Grace and peace be to you today.