The Most Stupid Question All Should Learn From
By Trevor Davis
www.SoundingTheAlarm.com
3-20-2022

It is written in the gospel of John the 7^th chapter of an exchange Jesus had with those who sought to kill Him. One of the men asked the most stupid question. When you take an open heart examination of all the details revealed by this dialog, it will show you many many things if you so wish and are able to receive.

Jesus had avoided going to Jerusalem because the religious heirarchs sought to kill Him because they were in complete odds with Him. Jesus, the one being sent by God the Father, was completely led and obedient to the Father, to the point of suffering death at His own fellow countrymen.

The question the man asked was, “how is it this man has perspective of the written scriptures having never “learned”?

Note what Jesus answered and all the details that are inferred by this exchange and its implications for those who would call themselves Christians or followers of Jesus.

It was true. Jesus was not schooled by man. He was taught by the Father. In fact, He said His doctrine was NOT His, but His who had sent Him.

And, if “anyone does His will, they will know the doctrine and if it was true.” How about that?

Jesus reveals a lot in this exchange. Those who speak from their own selves are seeking their own glory. Those who seek to bring glory to the one who sent them, the Lord if is the case, are true and no unrighteousness is in them. Do you see the difference? So many use the Lord and the things of the Lord for their own agendas as in making money, fame and taking advantage of people for perverse reasons.

Our doctrine as servants of Jesus and His people is to be faithful and reflect Him perfectly. We point people to the Lord and never to ourselves or our created organizations.

I bring to your remembrance that Paul worked with his own hands to as not to be a burden on people, and that the gospel would not be corrupted. Paul came out of the religious system that made money off the people turning God's House into an emporium as recorded in John, and a den of thieves as the other gospel writers penned. Even in the days of Jeremiah the same racket was underway as God had said they had turned His house into a den of robbers.

These people are evil. They break into widow's houses and strip them bare of the little they have and then sound their own trumpets to bring attention to their twisted works they do feignedly in the Lord's name. This is the greatest of sins to misrepresent the Lord and attribute such evil in word and deed as if it was God approved and wrought. Woe woe woe. Woe unto the gospel merchants.
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