Unjust and Just

“You look at the cross and you see an unjust condemnation. But when you step into the cross by faith, what happens? Now it is a just condemnation. I have been crucified with Christ, Paul says (Gal. 2:20). The cross was unjust because Jesus was on it, but it is entirely just because I am there too. Oh, the wisdom of God!”

All the Condemnation, p. 107

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A Rather Feisty Interview With the Jews Blues News

To be frank, this entire interview occurred in the middle of a rather intense fever dream, which is probably the only reason it went as well as it did. Nevertheless, I thought it should be shared. JBN: The first thing, honestly, is that I would like to thank you for agreeing to be interviewed. The …

Watch You Twitch

“Consider the wonderful promise of v. 7. Submit to God, resist the devil, and he will flee from you. But if we have superficial views of the nature of our relationships, and the nature of our conflicts, and the nature of our desires, then we can apply this verse until we turn blue, and the devil will not flee at all. He will just sit there leering at you. And he will make comments and suggestions to you from time to time, because he likes to watch you twitch.”

All the Condemnation, p. 102