Sydney, Australia
April 26, `1996
Mr. Pardon:
First, I want to say to you that Proverbs 17:4 describes the
character of persons deserving of the second death, and if you
are guilty, Rev 21:8 is reserved for you, as well as Satan and
his angels, and it would seem fitting to place you into the category
of the ones in Rev 22:11, the unjust and the filthy who go to
their eternal destiny. The righteous are awarded entry into the
eternal nations (Rev 22:2 and 21:24), and the holy set-apart people
of God enter into the Holy City, that is, those who have been
made holy by the blood of Messiah (Rev 21:27). We see in the Amplified
Bible that only the unjust and the filthy are not able to bring
glory and honor into the Holy City, since they have no glory or
honor and must remain outside as Rev 22:15 or Rev 21:8 says. The
righteous will bring their glory and honor into it and the kings
of the earth their splendor forever and ever (Rev 21:24, 26).
If you listen to a malicious tongue, you are a liar - and all
liars go to the second death. I do not mean that if one has lied
even many times - this is still not being a liar. Even many lies,
since no one ever not lied except Yahshua, but this means one
who makes his living by listening to spiteful tongues. An evil
man has no part in the nations - all men have done evil, but that
is not saying that he is evil as God reckons evil men. The lies
he told did not do irreparable damage to a person's good name.
This is the same as murder in God's sight (Lev 19:16; Rev 21:8).
Taking a person's name and his life are the same to God in the
final judgment (1 Tim 1:4, 10).
The liars in Rev 21:8 are the unjust in Rev 22:11 and people
like you are the filthy who make their living by lying: defaming
the character of Abraham's seed. You will even go beneath the
blood of Messiah to bring up someone's past for your own profit.
Your listening is with the dogs outside the city gates, where
all worthless and useless things are thrown to be burned. Rev
19:2-3 - Read it. Read well. It is referring to you specifically
and those like you. We are His servants - Yahweh's servants -
and you are Satan's servant (2 Cor 11:15). That is, unless you
can repent. That is, if you have not already done harm to God's
servants in defaming their good character, trying your best to
be the means of re-crucifying our Savior and hanging Him up to
public shame and scandal.
Rev 22:15 speaks of those who prey on another's good name by
lying about him and others believing it, even writing books. Rev
21:8 in the Greek (and the Amplified Bible) speaks of those who
are ignoble and contemptible and unbelieving. Unbelieving (571)
- not worthy of confidence, untrustworthy, unbeliever, one who
disbelieves the gospel. They do not see that Messiah is credible,
worthy of belief. 2 Cor 11:4, 15 presents a false Christ and a
gospel by another spirit. The gospel is the power of God for salvation,
but in the hands of a servant/minister of Satan it can be the
power of Satan, a spirit deceiving the gullible to believe a lie
(Jer 8:8), a false gospel.
All the liars are just waiting to hear from your evil lips.
Know this, that whoever listens to you are only the wicked and
the liars. This is necessary for judgment's sake (John 15: 18-22).
Verse 22 is the basis of your advanced judgment (John 3:18-19;
17:18; 12:44-49). Today he speaks through His representatives
who are on earth (John 13:20, etc.).
To us, you seem to have a depraved mind, even in delirium in
your understanding concerning a tree bearing fruit. You have certainly
been led astray by listening to those who have made themselves
into enemies of God (James 4:4 and Pr 17:4). If we are the seed
of Abraham, what then will be your judgment? Since Mt 10:41 cannot
be attributed to you, nor verse 42, that leaves no other judgment
(or alternative) except the lake of fire, since by listening to
wicked lips or paying attention to malicious lips, this means
you are like them.
Gal 1:6-8 - According to "us" there are 1 billion,
500 million deceived people on the earth today, thinking that
they will go to heaven when they die - or at least have hope which
is false hope, a great disappointment. We do not hate Christians.
Rev 18:4 says that many belong to Him who must come out of her
before verse 8 comes about, because Rev 19:2-3 is waiting for
all of them who do not come out when the voice from heaven commands
God's people to come out of her. Rev 18:8 is how they all die
and Rev 19:3 is her doom for eternity. This is because of Rev.
18:23 - the whole world was deceived by her sorcery (false gospel)
by another spirit (2 Cor 11:4). 2 Cor 11:3 is how the First Church
was deceived - as the first Eve - and fell. The second Eve (the
early church) also fell by the same kind of deception. Christianity
began after the lampstand was removed from every place or locality
and replaced by her. They were deceived into believing a false
spirit, gospel (2 Cor 11:15; Rev 2:15; Heb 3:6).
God hates the clergy-laity system -- liturgical, prescribed
worship. Heb 3:6 means that the outspokenness of the people was
suppressed by the Bishop who conquered, and he became the main
spokesman, the priest or preacher. Heb 3:6 speaks of confidence
of the hope (#3954 in Strong's), the boldness of speech (as 1
Cor 14:25-26), the freedom to speak publicly in the assembly,
unhesitating with frankness, speaking freely, saying all that
one thinks, all that he is given utterance (1 Pet 4:11). Outspokenness
-when the First Church lost this, they lost not only their freedom
to speak, but their lampstand as well (Rev 2:1,4). The House fell
(Heb 3:6). No longer was this church the Body of Messiah but it
became Rev 18:2 -Christianity (from 100 to 300 AD the church changed
beyond recognition).
It is no longer possible to obey Heb 3:6 or 13 because the
church became a meeting instead of a community. Acts 2:44-45-All
believers cannot be any other way, nor can the church. Heb 3:6
speaks of hope - their security that they were that house in all
honesty, sincerity, boldness and confidence.
Bob, Paul said Alexander the coppersmith did me great harm
or wrong. Yahshua will pay him back for his actions (2 Tim 4:14),
since he opposed Paul very strongly and exceedingly. So, Bob,
in John 3:18 those who have witnessed the light but loved darkness
instead have been judged already. Verse 19 says because their
deeds were evil, and Rev 20:12 says judgment was to determine
this very thing - to see whether there would be those whose deeds
were good and if so they would not be taken out of the book of
life or proscribed for entry into the eternal nations.
So after the judgment, if anyone's name is not still found
in the book of life, he is cast into the lake of fire, the second
death, and if his name is found he is given a second life in the
nations. Remember Heb 9:27 and Gen 2:9,17. The first death-to
die once-is not a second death. The second death is only determined
after one rises from the first death and goes to the White Throne
judgment to determine whether he lived according to his conscience,
the knowledge of good and evil (Rom 2:6). He would then have a
second life, but if not, that is if he lived outside the boundaries
of the instructions of Gen 3:16-19, he would be judged worthy
of a second death which is ETERNAL - forever and ever.
Why would God go to the bother to give him a way to live out
his life and live by His orders, as Gen 9:17, only to cast everyone
into the Lake of Fire regardless? There are boundaries to Gen
3:16-19 and 9:1-7; sins committed within the boundaries could
be atoned for by one's own death. The wages of sin is death. But
if one went or lived outside the boundaries of Gen 3:16-19, then
one would be not be able to pay for those kind of sins as Rom
1:26-32 speaks of by one's own death.
Yahshua paid for our sins, and by Eph 1:13 we are sealed with
His Spirit and our names are already recorded in the Lamb's Book
of Life. Our names are not in the book of life of Rev 20:15 now,
but have been transferred to the Lamb's book of life as Col 1:13
speaks of. We do not even have to die or even see or taste death
for our sins (John 8:51); we now know that we have passed out
of eternal death and into eternal life (Eph 1:13-14; John 5:24-25;
1 John 3:14,16,23; Rom 5:5; 1 John 2:4,15; 3:17).
So, Bob, where will your name be found? Which book? And if
it is not in the book of life, and has not been transferred to
the Lamb's book of life either (for you are not our brother, for
this we also know), then you will be cast into the lake of fire
which is the second death, where Satan and his angels will be
(Rev 20:10; Mt 25:41), since there will be no need to judge you,
for in your case, given what you have seen and heard, you are
judged already (John 3:18-19). You will (more than likely) be
cast into the lake of fire at the end of your life and go right
on to the second death as the beast and the false prophet are
cast at the end of this age, since there was no need for their
deeds to be judged either (Rev 19:20).
Satan is bound for the next age, 1,000 years, and then before
the eternal age he is cast into the lake of fire where you already
are with all others who have been judged in advance. When you
confront a righteous disciple like David Jones (Yonah), you are
judged and condemned if you do not receive him as a sent one (Mt
10:41; John 7:18), who is not seeking his own glory but the glory
of the one who sent him.
John 7:17 - If you were willing to do God's will you would
have been granted grace to know that Yonah was from God (1 John
4:5-6). But since you reject him and others also, you judge yourself
unworthy of eternal life (Acts 13:46-47). If this is the case,
there is no need for you to go to the second resurrection judgment
after you die (Heb 9:27), since you are already judged (John 3:18).
Your name may be already taken out of the "Book of Life"
since you may have already been judged, if God counted it as rejecting
Him, unless He sees your heart and you can repent, but I don't
know this yet - only God does. Only if you are willing to do the
will of Him who sent Yahshua can you even be saved or chosen.
Yahshua said, "as the Father has sent me, so I send you"
(John 17:18; 12:36-50; 13:20; Rom 10:14-17; Luke 10:16; Mt 10:40-42;
John 3:17-20).
So, regardless of whether you are committing adultery you can
be forgiven for it, if you repent. You may lose your wife and
children, job, home, possessions, but this is the price you pay
to be a disciple (Mt 10:34-38, Mark 10:29-30). The sins you are
guilty of are among those recorded in 1Tim 1:9-10 - even kidnapping
you could someday be guilty of, which is listed along with other
sins you are already guilty of, since your sins have not been
forgiven.
Therefore, you must answer for all of them - by the judgment
you may have already incurred by your rejection of David Jones,
a prophet. So, we beg you, repent and be baptized for the forgiveness
of your sins in the name of Yahshua ha Mashiyach and you too will
be given the gift of the Holy Spirit and come to be devoted to
(Acts 2:42, the starting point of your discipleship):
and be a true believer in the place where he dwells (John 12:25-26;
Acts 2:44-45), where the believers are together and share everything
in common. For we have judged you as an unbeliever in the true
son of God - Yahshua. So all the sins that are accumulated upon
you makes us see you as now in 1 Cor 5:9-13. That you are not
part of the commonwealth of Israel (Eph 2:12). So you are without
hope, without God, and in the world, which is under judgment,
unless you can come out of it, and come out of her (Rev 18:4)
also.
Col 3:6 applies to you since you cannot obey Col 3:5. Eph 2:2
- Shall I say more?
P.S.:
The way we know that your deeds are evil already is because
you reject the light (John 3:19), and by Pr 17:4 which says an
evil doer gives heed to wicked lips. We know that you are giving
heed to wicked lips; we know that you are a liar because you listen
to a spiteful tongue. The NKJV uses spiteful because a spiteful
tongue is destructive, due to the grudges it holds, which come
out in malignity, rancor, and defiance of or in contrast to the
testimonies of those who eat His body and drink His blood, as
John 6:53,56,66 says.
So those who leave, and speak against Messiah, have malevolence,
hatred, etc., even venom. Wouldn't you if you had spent most of
your youthful years in the community, only to be accursed because
you did not love Messiah after all, 1 Cor 16:22? They loved the
world (1 John 2:4,15; Rom 5:5; James 4:4; 1 John 2:19). These
people who leave did not endure to the end (Mt 24:13). So, as
a result of not abiding in Him - people are just not supposed
to continue in His community - as John 6:53 very clearly states
in our Master's own words. Verse 66 - Would not you withdraw also,
of course?
1 John 2:19 speaks of those who leave the community and were
in most cases not part of us, and in other cases are people who
were sent away for committing sins unto death, which were public,
while others leave also whose sin was not discovered. It is just
as Mt 18:7 says. Sometimes our Father must turn us over to be
tempted to expose our indifference, for discipline. This is why
we pray so earnestly according to Mt 6:13, or the evil that comes
upon us may be like Lam 1:14 says - He delivers those in the community
over into the hands of those they are unable to resist or withstand
as He did in many cases with those whose testimony you trust.
God is purging His Body now as he always does and always will,
just as John 15:1-6 promises. Of course we know that God is not
tempted and He tempts no one and every one in the Edah knows that,
for we know it is in His word and we know His character, but we
also know His ways (Heb 3:10, Deut 8:2,3).
But you deliberately make me into a fool, and this is why you
will fall in the pit you dig for me (Pr 28:10)! You misconstrue,
misinterpret, misapply everything you can in order to sell a book,
seeking your own glory. This is why you are a pervert and could
be very soon a reprobate (Ps 15:4) - one who is despised in the
eyes of God and His people who love Him.
We know that you listen to reprobates who have never receive
the Holy Spirit. Ps 15 is a good psalm. But you do not have the
power to read it right. If you could, you would listen to these
kind of in Ps 15:2-4 who will be worthy of the Kingdom and the
glory of Messiah (Rev 3:4). You can find the truth if you are
seeking the truth, but if you are a liar, you want to listen to
malicious tongues, wicked lips. You are an evil man and take your
nature after your father, the Slanderer (John 8:44). You want
to do his will; you want to carry out his will (John 8:47), but
you think you are doing God a service (John 16:2). We know that
you are deceived. You offer freedom to others while you yourself
are a slave to sins you think only you know about.
You do not see what the Kingdom of Heaven is like. You do not
understand the good news, nor the epistles, because 1 John 2:4
pronounces judgment upon you - that you are a liar and the truth
is not in you. Nehemiah 6 is how we treat such evil workers as
Sanballat. Sanballat was no threat to Nehemiah, for Sanballat
was no peer to him -- Nehemiah 4. Ridicule's power is based on
peer pressure. Sanballat had nothing to do with (no part or portion
in) the commission Nehemiah was given to build the wall. So, Nehemiah
was immune to Satan's ridicule. Satan is no peer to God. (Rev
12:11).
In 1 Cor 16:22, the Amplified Version reads, "if anyone
does not love the Lord - does not have a friendly affection for
Him and is not kindly disposed towards Him - he shall be accursed,
maranatha." This means come now and cut them off, as Rev
3:3 says very clearly. Of course this was not speaking of His
second coming but His turning them over to temptation to be accursed.
Maranatha is used in this negative sense only in 1 Cor 16:22.
Paul was not writing here for Messiah to return to earth before
he had a bride as Rev 19:7,9 says. The condition of the Church
in Corinth, contrary to the bride described in Rev 19, was the
roots of Christianity (2 Cor 12:20-21; also in Galatia, Gal 5:19-21).
So, Bob, your standing in front of these men (Yonah, Qatan,
Racham, Yoceph, Zerubabbel, and Hakam) has the same consequences
as standing in front of the Son of God to be judged, as Rev. 20:21
speaks of. As Paul even said, the world will be judged by the
elect disciples of Messiah (1 Cor 6:2-3). You stand in front of
them and accuse and judge, and you are judged by your own words,
and condemned (John 3:18). Satan will not be able to accuse God
at the second resurrection judgment for he will be cast into the
lake of fire forever and ever beforehand (Rev 20:10).
To meet with Messiah's representatives, His ambassadors, is
of the same import as meeting with Him (Mt 28:18-20 - delegated).
Why didn't you know this? God has all but sentenced you to the
same place reserved for the accuser of the brethren (Mt 25:41;
and according to 2 Cor 11:15, this will correspond to their deeds).
Rev 21:27 leaves you outside because of the deeds you are presently
engaged in, unless you admit and confess it publicly.
If it is possible for you to repent after this, please do not hesitate to make it public, not only to the Body of Messiah, but to those you have already corrupted by your slander (Neh 6:13,14).
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