That is what Jesus said in His message to the Laodiceans,

Laodiceans think that they are rich, and in need of nothing etc... But Jesus does not see them the way they see themselves as He warns them to reform.

Revelation continues to say that the rich beg for the rocks to fall on them.


Great reasons to double check how we are hearing God's word and responding.

Wow. just like on your other post on another thread, you said "Those who study grow in grace. Those who don't look at the facts are clueless."

I spend a whole lot of time studying. How dare you. I love the Lord, and I think you are a prideful full of your self beast of burden. I have you on ignore.

Hey, I'm sorry I was so mean to you. I should let you do your own thing. won't yell at you again. Forgive.
It won't let me edit my former posts.

The mindset of this generation is one of intolerance. Where Americans used to share views and seek for common ground, it is now a battle for staking out an opinion and defending it at all costs.

I dare share what I know, because it is what I know. I don't mean to offend people along the way and I am sorry that I came across as being more right than you.

When the dust settles, I will be judged on what I know and how much I loved Jesus in that I apply it in obeying Him. Thank you for your kind follow up note. No offence taken and none intended.

His Child, does the IJ involve the Sunday Laws in any way?

Most certainly Sabbath and Sunday.
But is God taking into consideration the amount of knowledge that the Sunday keeper has at the time they are Judged?

Regarding the IJ of the Living. Must people pass the Sabbath test before they are forever saved or lost?

As I do not hold to SDA theology on all points, it should come as no surprise that I do not see Biblical support for the IJ, and do not agree that "the Sabbath" is a test of any sort. Acts says "Believe on the Lord Jesus Christ and thou shalt be saved." TMK the NT never attaches an Old Covenant condition or requirement to salvation. We are saved by grace, through faith.

As I currently understand it, The Sabbath issue will not be the test until it is enforced by the law of the land.

The Ten Commandments are the standard by which all are judged and it is written if we break one commandment, we are guilty of all. So it must be that God takes our level of knowledge and our level of obedience into consideration to judge us prior to the implementation of the MOB.

Nadi, yes, I agree - saved by faith. Thank you, Jesus. As you see it, what is the fruit of saving faith? And, what does Jesus mean when He speaks of judgment, reward, and punishment?