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What we
see.
And what we don’t see.
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CAN WE
SEE
THE HEART/SPIRIT ?
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This section is based on all of:
o Jesus’ preaching & teaching.
o Jesus’ interactions with people.
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As I explained on the previous webpage, How Judgment works,
we cannot see,
even God cannot see,
individual bad brain cells.
This is because
many brain cells that do bad
at other times do good,
and vice versa.
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But God
can see (even we can see)
the behaviour that the
brain produces.
See third & fourth cells
of earlier section: HEART/SPIRIT & SOUL.,,,,,
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A person’s behaviour
is a mixture of good and bad behaviour.
All of which is produced by
the soul.
So, when you see someone’s
behaviour,
you are, in effect, seeing their
soul.
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So,
we can see people’s souls.
But can we also see people’s
hearts/spirits?
I.E.
See through people’s souls
to
their hearts/spirits?
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In
the webpage before last
,, ,, (Jesus’ use of the words ‘heart’ ’righteous’
and ‘wicked’)
I
wrote that God can see people’s
hearts/spirits.
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But
it’s obvious that very few of us
can see people’s hearts/spirits.
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We see only the soul:
A person’s
behaviour
might be the heart/spirit
expressing itself
through the soul.
But it might
equally be
the soul, on its own,
expressing
itself.
We’ve no way of
telling which.
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So the soul, in effect, hides the
heart/spirit.
Hence we see everyone as various shades of grey.
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There are three reasons
why a person’s soul
may hide their heart/spirit:
1) Functionally speaking
the heart/spirit
is buried in the middle of the soul.
The soul expresses
itself, anytime.
But the heart/spirit
can only express itself
through the soul.
,, ,, ,, ,, Unless you’re
speaking in tongues etc.
,, ,, ,, ,, Perhaps see
later section: OR, SPEAKING IN
TONGUES etc. ,,,
1) A
person’s culture (or cultures)
is the outer layer of their soul.
,, ,, Perhaps see earlier section:
,, ,, ABOUT CULTURES.,,,,,
And some people’s
layer of culture(s) is so thick
that it hides everything beneath it:
Not
only the heart/spirit.
But also
the rest of the soul.
3) In
a good, and rule-based, society:
the bad-hearted must hide their hearts/spirits
in order to be
accepted.
In a corrupt society:
the good-hearted must hide their hearts/spirits
in order to be
accepted.
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Actually, I suspect a few people can see the heart/spirit.
But only a very few.
And they’re not sure what they’re seeing,
not sure what they’re looking at.
Seeing someone’s heart/spirit
is seeing
whether they’re inside out or not.
Something you either see
straight away or not at all.
,, ,, Perhaps see seventh cell
,, ,, (starting Empathy, which is in the mind,)
,, ,, of later section:
,, ,, GOD’S KIND OF LOVE (AGAPE LOVE)
,, ,, AND MERE HUMAN, NATURAL, LOVE.
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If you think you can see people’s hearts/spirits
then you must see later section:
FOUR REASONS WHY WE SHOULDN’T TRY
TO JUDGE OTHER PEOPLE’S HEARTS/SPIRITS, , , , .
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If you can’t
see people’s hearts/spirits
but need to (for say safety
reasons),
then simply ask God to tell you
what you cannot see.
Like Ananias did, regarding Saul.
Acts c9 v10-22:
Ananias
asked God
to tell him whether Saul
would be
a danger to him or not. my abbreviation
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Jesus’
parable, in Luke c15,
commonly called The prodigal son,
is about a father and his two sons:
The father represents God.
The two sons represent us.
As the story progresses
each of the three characters
reveals their hearts/spirits.
But their hearts/spirits don’t turn out to be
what you might, originally, have
expected them to be.
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FOR A WHILE
THE SOUL MAY BE THE OPPOSITE
OF THE HEART/SPIRIT
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Currently:
the soul may be different
to, even opposite to, the heart/spirit.
But, eventually:
the heart/spirit
makes the soul to be just like itself.
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Hence Moses, David, Paul, & Peter, all star in the Bible,
even wrote much of the Bible.
Yet:
o Moses had
murdered, Exo c2 v11-12,,,,,
, That’s why he fled to
the land of Midian, to hide,
Exo c2 v13-15,,,,,
, where God later spoke to him through a burning bush: Exo c2 v16 – c4 v20,,,,,
o David had murdered,,,,,
and committed adultery, 2 Sam c11 v1 – c12 v25,,,,,
o Paul had murdered,
Acts c6 v1 – c9 v2 Acts c22 v4 Acts c22 v19-20
1 Cor c15 v9 1 Tim c1 v15,,,
o Peter, though standing next to Jesus
and having heard all of
Jesus’ preaching
on loving your enemies,
tried to cut someone’s head
off.
Though Peter was a
fisherman, he had a sword,
and cut off the ear of
one of those sent to arrest Jesus.
He was probably aiming
for the head or neck
since it’s hard to cut
off an ear.
And the sword was sharp
so Jesus’ command to
stop was timely.
John c18 v10-11
and Luke c22 v35-38 & v47-51 combined.
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To conclude:
Currently:
the soul may be different
to, even opposite to, the heart/spirit.
But, eventually:
the heart/spirit
makes the soul to be just like itself.
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DO YOU KNOW GOD
YET?
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If you find it hard to accept:
that Moses, David, Paul,
& Peter,
did such wrongs as adultery,
murder, & attempted murder,
then you might only know about God,
might not yet know God.
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To help you know God:
Notice that Moses, David,
Paul & Peter,
did not remain in error.
They repented, gladly served
God,
and Moses, Paul, &
Peter, for sure
consequently did great
things for God.
God is:
eager to redeem us,
eager to Forgive us & give us
purpose.
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For
God looks at the heart/spirit
not the soul.
God is not like the world.
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Looking
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