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John Chapman

The Power of a Surrendered Life

  • Jasmina Aleta Demrovskyje citiralajučer
    But we grieve the Spirit more perhaps in matters of doctrine than anything else. We grieve Him in our lack of assurance. John says, "This is written that ye may know ye have eternal life,' and yet Christians are continually praying, "Save us at last." Do you not think that grieves the Spirit of God? We know that we are saved, not by our feelings, for they change like the waves of the sea, but because the word of the Lord hath spoken it.
  • Jasmina Aleta Demrovskyje citiralajučer
    ? He is able to save unto the uttermost. Has He not told us in Jude that He is able to keep us from stumbling? Is anything too ha
  • Jasmina Aleta Demrovskyje citiralajučer
    is able to save unto the uttermost. Has He not told us in Jude that He is able to keep us from stumbling? Is anything too hard for the Lord?
  • Jasmina Aleta Demrovskyje citiralajučer
    is not a question as to whether I can keep from sinning or notI know that I cannot, for I have tried it many years; but the question is as to whether Jesus Christ can keep me. Who am I that I should limit the power of the Almighty?
  • Jasmina Aleta Demrovskyje citiralajučer
    , then, if you do not believe that you are filled, you are grieving the Holy Spirit of God.
  • Jasmina Aleta Demrovskyje citiralajučer
    And whatsoever ye shall ask in my name, that will I do." (John 14:13.) Have you ever asked to be filled with the Spirit?
  • Jasmina Aleta Demrovskyje citiralajučer
    What does Paul mean when he says, "Be not drunk with wine wherein is excess"? We take that to be a command. "But be filled with the Spirit" is the rest of the same verse, and that is just as much a command as not to be drunk with wine. The only difference between the first command and the second is that one is negative and the other is positive. Are you filled with the Spirit? If not, you have disobeyed God's command, and there is a barrier between you and Him.
  • Jasmina Aleta Demrovskyje citiralajučer
    What does Paul mean when he says, "Be not drunk with wine wherein is excess"? We take that to be a command. "But be filled with the Spirit" is the rest of the same verse, and that is just as much a command as not to be drunk with wine. The only difference between the first command and the second is that one is negative and the other is positive. Are you filled with the Spirit? If not, you have disobeyed God's command, and there is a barrier between you and Him.
  • Jasmina Aleta Demrovskyje citiralajučer
    seems to me that we must at least grieve the Spirit when we add to or take from any part of revealed truth.
  • Jasmina Aleta Demrovskyje citiralajučer
    Grieve not the Holy Spirit of God." Only a child of God may grieve the Spirit, and that is the sad part of it.
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