Anti-thesis 1
John 7:17 New English Translation
17 If anyone wants to do God’s will, he will know about my teaching, whether it is from God or whether I speak from my own authority.
John 15:7 New English Translation
7 If you remain in me and my words remain in you, ask whatever you want, and it will be done for you.
Anti-thesis 1
The power to choose and decide that is to be redeemed
To have the capacity of free will and to understand good and evil
God loves our cooperation as we reach for a summit high in self
Of perfect freedom of our will hand in hand with Jesus
God’s greatness is manifold in us. He won’t change us into robots
He wants us to will obedience and move in His Desires
In redemption He laid the groundwork so we can listen by intuition
And not be controlled by a remote as Satan does with his squires
The God of the entire universe and places far beyond
Never forces man to be loyal to Him unless with man’s consent
Our God, with all the power, let Himself to be restricted
By a non-encroachment of man’s free will to their end
Knowingly or not known to us, God has laws in motion
The natural or the Holy He may reflect here or there
In teaching His subjects He may alter the course of things
So slightly to get our attention understanding the total sphere
Redemption aggravates Satan more than any other subject
He devices many ways to recapture what he lost
Before regeneration wasn’t we enslaved to him?
And now he needs permission for deception at any cost?
He temps, cheat, and lies and will never give up
He needs our consent to do what he wants us to
He will appear an angel of distorted light as such
Only the very elect know the difference between his guile and truth
Jan Wienen
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