REVELATION UNCOVERED - God's Puzzle Solved

166 Revelation Uncovered1 Perfection: Commonly, you would think themeaning is to be “without mistakes.” TheGreek, carries the definition of “being withoutblame in a court of law.” It signified “being incourt” and “being innocent.” You are, therefore,blameless (whether guilty or not), according toyour repentance.2 Righteousness: Normally, you would believe“righteousness” would mean “to do somethingperfectly” or “never making a mistake.” TheGreek conveys “what is legally – just – whethermistakes have been made or not.”3 Justified: The Greek, in this case, is closer to itsgeneric understanding so “one had a right to dowhat they did, whether right or wrong.” “To be‘justified’ is not to be held legally responsible.”“One is innocent, even though guilty.”4 Faith: “Your point of view” or “how you chooseto believe” or “what you believe” and “whetherwrong or right, is not the issue.”5 Works and deeds: Both English terms comefrom a Greek word, “ergon,” which means “anyhuman effort” or “work.”You will find all these words have to do with either being on trialor going to court (before God and Christ) to determine if one iscommitting a crime against God and/or is guilty of sin againstHis standard of righteousness. God’s court revolves around themercy seat in God’s temple. The true temple is in heaven and