First, let me get a shout out to Israel. Ezekiel 2: 3-5 I believe it says you are a rebellious people. Because you have the belief that your messiah has not returned, it must only be because you’re still rebelling. Now that I have spoken those words, let us take you to the title of our sermon this week.
Too Clone a Stem Cell
I am hopeful by now that all
who read my writings have a good news Bible.
It is most important to see things the way I present them.
I have insights that I want to make sure are sticking with doctrine.
I believe the good news Bible is the best Bible for American people
today. To quote from the Scripture “it
says that God made man Ruler over all things; this clearly includes
everything.” We have the scientific
knowledge to clone stem cells. And
at this point, is the clone considered as valuable as the original?
Many would say no, many would say I do not know, and many would say it is
immoral. Hebrews 9: 1-28
I find morality the most important thing we must learn to live by, but we must
do so in a way that respects our authority to heal and cure the sick and
destitute. What is it that is so
immoral about creating cures for cancer, spinal injuries, and the whole host of
other illnesses?
I will leave you to ponder what morality has to
do with saving lives. It is often
noted in the Bible that Jesus Christ was cursed for healing, for helping the
suffering, for restoring a man’s hand. I
do hope you have read the entire chapter of Hebrews 9?
Of course you have, you’re not just taking my word on the
interpretations without reading the Bible first as a good student should.
I would like you to read the Bible in the good news Bible, and I think
you understand why now. This letter written so majestically by Paul explaining how
the Mosaic Law and Ten Commandments were only a faint copy of the truth.
I
like how he points out that rituals and ceremonies dealing with food, drink, and
various purification ceremonies are only outside rules.
Moreover, these rules only applied until the time God sent a new order.
They also mentioned how purification was made by blood; they also
mentioned that as long as someone is living his Will has no validity.
Interestingly enough, Jesus Christ died.
His Will is the new Commandments that we all follow.
The Commandments of love, of helping one’s neighbor, it is not asking
the stupid question who is my neighbor? What
a cop out to practice racism.
I
do not think anyone should be so sure of himself or herself thinking following
the Ten Commandments will get you into Heaven.
The laws do have common sense, and they are worth striving for, but they
have no power to prevent us from committing the next sin.
If the Mosaic Law were so wonderful and able to keep us from committing
sins, would we not all be following it? It
was a failed judicial system, which helped destroy the 12 tribes of Israel, and
the two kingdoms. It has become such a pathetic site to see Jews killing Jews,
and they expect God to love them?
I
understand all too well what Jesus Christ meant.
His words reverberate throughout the ages.
At no time did he say Israel will exist again in this lifetime, and now
we only have a copy of certain people there calling themselves the “True
Hebrews”. Jesus Christ came from
the tribe of Judah. Our modern-day political movement has nothing to do with
“Traitors to The Cross”. It is
not for me, or my government to protect the people of God “from the wrath of
God”. As much as they preach to
us that they are the chosen ones, what does that make us?
I know what I am, and I hold steadfast to my faith in Christ.
Thomas A. SUTOR
P.O. Box 2343
Lompoc CA 93438
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