Pigpen is Forever 27 Kurt Cobain's Last Words - The Twelve Tribes

Forever 27
“THE REMEDY”
Continued from page 10
Yahshua died for every
sin in you, no matter how
terrible or how trivial
it may seem to you. His
blood can cleanse you of
your sins, if you believe
upon His name. If I were
to die for you and give
my blood as a sacrifice
for your sins, it wouldn’t
work. But His blood works.
He is your only hope. No
other name can save you.
He is the only one. He is
salvation. His name means
salvation. This Salvation
is God’s free gift to you to
save you from your sins.
A Blood Covenant
He told His disciples
one time that to be His
disciple you had to eat
His body and drink His
blood. (A large number of
people went back to their
homes and quit following
Him after that statement.
They had better things
to do.) Though it sounds
strange, the Son of God
was trying to make a point!
In the same way, many
ancient tribes understood
that the life of something
or someone was in their
blood. Thus, they made
blood covenants with
one another, binding
agreements. It is a promise
of “life for life.” His life for
you is in His blood. When
Yahshua shed his blood
for us in death, the Father
forever bound Himself to
honor the death of that
Lamb that would pay
the price for man’s sins
once and for all time.
If you don’t lay your
hand upon the head
of that Lamb as your
substitute in death,
identifying your total
being with Him, as the
slain lamb sacrificed
for you, it does not
count on your behalf.
You must actually lean
your entire personality
on Him in faith and
confidence before you
can reach His blood. This
blood is the only thing that
has the power to cleanse
your dirty conscience and
forgive you forever and
ever. You will not be able to
come into this new blood
covenant any other way.
This covenant is not a
mystical experience that
is way beyond your reach.
In giving up your old life
among his people who
are gathered here on this
earth in tribes of caring,
forgiven people you will
find the reality of “life
for life.” You will come to
understand all about his
death on the cross, where
He shed His blood, and
how that can become a
reality in your daily life
of covenant love, lived
for Him alone. It is there
where you can learn what it
After hearing such
good news of love and
forgiveness, what other
response could a man
have but to devote the
rest of his life in giving
thankful appreciation
for this sacrifice?
means to “repent” (change
your whole way of life).
You can’t do it merely by
reading a Bible or believing
something in your mind, or
by listening to a preacher
on TV. You must count
the cost. It’s life for life.
You must give up
everything that makes up
“your life.” You must give
up all your possessions, as
well as all your personal
ambitions, just a surely
as a man who enters his
grave in death cannot take
anything with him. Any
earthly tie with relatives
or former friends who
would hinder you from
following Him must be
left behind. Hanging on
to anything betrays the
fact that you are not truly
giving up “your life” – thus
His life will not be given
for you… “Life for Life.”
This is the absolute
call of a Good God who
knows how to save us.
The Son of God made
it supremely clear in
His own words when
He said: “Assuredly, I
say to you, there is no
one who has left house
or brothers or sisters or
father or mother or wife
or children or lands, for
My sake and the gospel’s,
who shall not receive a
hundredfold now in this
time — houses and brothers
and sisters and mothers
and children and lands,
with persecutions — and
in the age to come, eternal
life” (Mark 10:29-30).
If you give up your
life, you will find life,
true life, eternal life. You
will reach the blood that
can wash you clean and
make you new inside. His
life will live in your life.
A Twelve Tribes Freepaper
After hearing such
good news of love and
forgiveness, what other
response could a man
have but to devote the
rest of his life in giving
thankful appreciation
for this sacrifice?
If you love your life, you
will lose it. If you want to
hang on to your life, you
can — at least until you
die. After you die, you will
face judgment along with
everyone else who has
ever lived. That is when
we will all have to answer
for the way we lived these
few years on this planet.
Then it will become all
too clear what our deep
inner motives were. It will
either be a day of shame
or a day of rejoicing.
So, if you love your
fallen, rotten, stinking,
lonely life, you can keep
it. But without the benefit
of the sacrifice there will
be no remedy for all your
maladies. But if you are one
of His sheep who desires
a new life, you can give up
your life and receive the
remedy. If you do, you will
find true life — eternal life.
You will be joined together
with His people in a life
together. It is just what
you’ve always wanted.#
Yahshua The Name Above All Names
In the days of John the
Baptist and the Son
of God, the preserved
language of the devout Jews
was Hebrew. So, when the
angel Gabriel brought the
good news to the Hebrew
virgin, Miriam (or Mary in
English), that she would
give birth to the Savior
of the world, and told her
what His name would be,
what language do you
suppose he spoke? Hebrew,
of course! And certainly
Miriam and Yoceph (or
Joseph in English) named
the child just as the
angel had commanded
them — Yahshua.
In Matthew 1:21, your
Bible probably reads, “…
and you shall call His name
Jesus, for He will save His
people from their sins.” But
the name Jesus is a modern
English adaptation of the
Greek name, Iesous, which
is itself a corruption of
the original Hebrew name
Yahshua. The name Jesus
or Iesous has no meaning
of its own, but the Hebrew
name Yahshua literally
means Yahweh’s Salvation, 1
1
Yah is the personal name of God,
and shua is from a Hebrew root
word that means “to save.” God
identified Himself to Moses as
YAH (meaning “I AM”) in Exodus
which makes sense out
of what the angel said in
Matthew 1:21, “…you shall
call His name Yahshua
[Yahweh’s Salvation],
for He shall save His
people from their sins.”
The fact is, the name
of God’s Son was not even
3:14, as in Psalm 68:4, KJV (“whose
name is Jah”), and as most familiar
in the word Hallelujah (“Praise
Yah”). And in John 5:43 and 17:11,
Yahshua says that He came in His
Father’s name, “the name which
You have given Me” (NASB), so it
is not surprising that the Father’s
name would be incorporated into
the Son’s name, Yahshua.
pronounced as “Jesus”
in English until the 16 th
century, simply because
there was no “J” sound
or letter in English until
then. 2 The modern letter
“J” developed from the
letter “I” which began to
be written with a “tail”
when it appeared as the
first letter in a word. So
in old English the name
now written as Jesus
was actually written
and pronounced much
like the original Greek
2
Compact Edition of the Oxford
English Dictionary (Oxford
University Press, 1971), pp.
1496,1507.
Iesous. Eventually the
hard “J” sound crept into
the English language to
accompany the different
way of writing the
initial “I” in the name.
You may also find it
interesting that in Acts
26:14-15, it says that the
apostle Paul heard the
name of the Son of God
pronounced “in the Hebrew
tongue” by the Son of God
Himself, so he certainly
didn’t hear the Greek
name Iesous or the English
name Jesus, but rather the
Hebrew name, the name
above names, Yahshua. 3 #
3
Philippians 2:9; Acts 4:12
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