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  Does consciousness end with the death of the body

  by givemejustalittlemoretime in

  1. watchtower
  2. bible

  apparently, the carvakas in anceint hinduism were materialists and skeptics, arguing that consciousness ends with the death of the body and that therefore we should take pleasure in this life while we possess it and practice compassion toward others.

  they also argued that direct observation is the only certain way to know anything, and thus the existence of supernatural forces and realities cannot be established and must be rejected.

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  DOyou recognize brother Perry that Christ is in you and you in him
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  Does consciousness end with the death of the body

  by givemejustalittlemoretime in

  1. watchtower
  2. bible

  apparently, the carvakas in anceint hinduism were materialists and skeptics, arguing that consciousness ends with the death of the body and that therefore we should take pleasure in this life while we possess it and practice compassion toward others.

  they also argued that direct observation is the only certain way to know anything, and thus the existence of supernatural forces and realities cannot be established and must be rejected.

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  The reward is to to receive the fullness of Christ within. THe fruit of his spiirt living through us, this is what will free mankind. WHen the relaization of him comes, which some already have done, hecan work on us .Its then we realize we are forgiven no matter what, the process then begins to walk in that love that grows into the fulllness and knowing we are forgiven, we become less sin conscious , we are sin conscious because of the written word, the written word doe snot make anyone clean ,and the beautiful fruit of the spirit can grow and flow
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  129

  Does consciousness end with the death of the body

  by givemejustalittlemoretime in

  1. watchtower
  2. bible

  apparently, the carvakas in anceint hinduism were materialists and skeptics, arguing that consciousness ends with the death of the body and that therefore we should take pleasure in this life while we possess it and practice compassion toward others.

  they also argued that direct observation is the only certain way to know anything, and thus the existence of supernatural forces and realities cannot be established and must be rejected.

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  Philippines 2

  Being found in appearance as a man, He humbled Himself by becoming obedient to the point of death, even death [h] on a cross. 9 For this reason also, God highly exalted Him, and bestowed on Him the name which is above every name, 10 so that at the name of Jesus every knee will bow, of those who are in heaven and on earth and under the earth, 11 and that every tongue will confess that Jesus Christ is Lord, to the glory of God the Father.

  SO thework of the Holy SPiirt is to reconcile ALL back to God
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  Does consciousness end with the death of the body

  by givemejustalittlemoretime in

  1. watchtower
  2. bible

  apparently, the carvakas in anceint hinduism were materialists and skeptics, arguing that consciousness ends with the death of the body and that therefore we should take pleasure in this life while we possess it and practice compassion toward others.

  they also argued that direct observation is the only certain way to know anything, and thus the existence of supernatural forces and realities cannot be established and must be rejected.

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  Evangelicals can do what they like. All those stuck in the churches have not entered into Christ yet. They are emotionally,mentally and psychologically bound by other men and their traditions, dogma, systamatic ways. Those who love Christ will receive the call to step out to enter into him.The seperation of the fleshly things and the spiritual are taking place. SO he can be revealed or manifest within us. THe churches have never taught this because it means we are not relient on them for truth but get it from The Messiah himself
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  129

  Does consciousness end with the death of the body

  by givemejustalittlemoretime in

  1. watchtower
  2. bible

  apparently, the carvakas in anceint hinduism were materialists and skeptics, arguing that consciousness ends with the death of the body and that therefore we should take pleasure in this life while we possess it and practice compassion toward others.

  they also argued that direct observation is the only certain way to know anything, and thus the existence of supernatural forces and realities cannot be established and must be rejected.

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  What exists is being seperated from being with God.Meaning most people hav enot recognised him YET. THis is because of the layers upon layers from life, religion our own self are keeping us form entering into the KIngdom, Christ has reigned since the 1st century
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  129

  Does consciousness end with the death of the body

  by givemejustalittlemoretime in

  1. watchtower
  2. bible

  apparently, the carvakas in anceint hinduism were materialists and skeptics, arguing that consciousness ends with the death of the body and that therefore we should take pleasure in this life while we possess it and practice compassion toward others.

  they also argued that direct observation is the only certain way to know anything, and thus the existence of supernatural forces and realities cannot be established and must be rejected.

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  Judgement is for those under law,weare not under law, if someone wants to live by trying to keep the law, then they judge themselves and are judged in trying to keep it, which no man can do.The churches keep and have been trying to keep others in the law for generation after generation.
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  129

  Does consciousness end with the death of the body

  by givemejustalittlemoretime in

  1. watchtower
  2. bible

  apparently, the carvakas in anceint hinduism were materialists and skeptics, arguing that consciousness ends with the death of the body and that therefore we should take pleasure in this life while we possess it and practice compassion toward others.

  they also argued that direct observation is the only certain way to know anything, and thus the existence of supernatural forces and realities cannot be established and must be rejected.

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  This is where the generations have failed , by using the scriptures which are of value and point us towards him in us.Man has wasted generations of believers by looking for an outward Christ when he dwells within, tell me do you recognise he dwells within you
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  129

  Does consciousness end with the death of the body

  by givemejustalittlemoretime in

  1. watchtower
  2. bible

  apparently, the carvakas in anceint hinduism were materialists and skeptics, arguing that consciousness ends with the death of the body and that therefore we should take pleasure in this life while we possess it and practice compassion toward others.

  they also argued that direct observation is the only certain way to know anything, and thus the existence of supernatural forces and realities cannot be established and must be rejected.

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  beleivers are not judged anyomer, there is no judgment in perfect love, if we walk in forgiveness andmercy for all then it will be given to us. Christ within us is theunveiling of him within, we just got to look for him, we move on from the milk , the written word into the living word within, which is us. He expalins it plainly inthe wrtten testimony of him
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  129

  Does consciousness end with the death of the body

  by givemejustalittlemoretime in

  1. watchtower
  2. bible

  apparently, the carvakas in anceint hinduism were materialists and skeptics, arguing that consciousness ends with the death of the body and that therefore we should take pleasure in this life while we possess it and practice compassion toward others.

  they also argued that direct observation is the only certain way to know anything, and thus the existence of supernatural forces and realities cannot be established and must be rejected.

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  There is no man made definition of it, continually looking for the fleshly definitions of things unseen, he cannot be revealed, we have to go to the source to know. If you truly want to know then go to him and have it out with him, soem get it straight away, others go through anguish to remove the things of the world from within, our choice is to search for him or not. There you find real freedom when it is unveiled within you. It cannot be found in a church or anything made built by human hands.You are the temple in which he will dwell
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  Does consciousness end with the death of the body

  by givemejustalittlemoretime in

  1. watchtower
  2. bible

  apparently, the carvakas in anceint hinduism were materialists and skeptics, arguing that consciousness ends with the death of the body and that therefore we should take pleasure in this life while we possess it and practice compassion toward others.

  they also argued that direct observation is the only certain way to know anything, and thus the existence of supernatural forces and realities cannot be established and must be rejected.

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  There is no hell , Jesus won the victory over death once and for all time, he has the keys (symbolic metaphor). SO now all those who are in Christ will never die, the revealing of him within testifies to that to all who surrender to him, not through the wriiten word, which is the testimony of him but the living word within , then you will enjoy the pure language, the bread (being taught by him) not the milk ( the written word) The reconcilation of ALL things is and will take place. You are saved whether you recognise yet him or not. THe work of believers since that first generation is to walk in love and mercy through him in you. Surrendering yourself is to rid ourselves of all we think is true outside of him, the layers upon layers placed in you and the unveiling of him comes within