Egalitarianism in the Worship of GOD Almighty

 Egalitarianism in the Worship of GOD Almighty

Positive Christianity Series Episode #393

Mashiach healed the sick and needy while having genuine empathy and filial love. We learn that the pharisees complained about where he was born, that he did not have gold and silver, and that he was only a carpenter. That is because they were blinded by a false doctrine. We choose the true Mashiach and the true faith.

"Treat others like you would like to be treated. That is the Law and the Prophets."- Matthew 7: 12 

GOD Almighty instructs the importance of egalitarianism throughout the Scriptures. We know that the Ten Commandments describe the importance of empathy and kindness regardless of how much Scripture we know. The obedience to the commandments of Moses actually helps us understand Scripture. GOD Almighty allows us to know that hypocrisy is repudiated because it is based on idol worship and inegalitarianism. We know that Nabal's stinginess and Jezebel's inegalitarianism are repudiated. Scripture instructs us to avoid such people. Instead, we choose to practice integrity and goodness.

Scripture describes that Mashiach is egalitarian. We learn that Mashiach does not make distinction based on gender, social class, or ethnicity. The true Mashiach is not inegalitarian. The true Mashiach became human to tell us that he knows how it is to be discriminated against for believing in the true GOD Almighty. The true Mashiach told us that he knows how it is to be envied for being good. He described how he was rejected for not practicing hypocrisy and a false doctrine. He was envied for not being born with gold and silver (although he was worshiped by the wise kings). We learn that Mashiach is how Scripture describes Mashiach. Mashiach is not like idolatrous and disobedient Solomon. Mashiach is like humble and zealous David. True believers get it. True believers understand that Mashiach is obedient, egalitarian, just, and humble like David. He obeyed the statutes of the kings of Israel described by Moses. 

We learn that Mashiach chose new priest kings in the disciples and apostles. Mashiach did not choose twelve hypocritical pharisees. Mashiach chose twelve disciples who were given the opportunity to change into priest kings. He chose fishermen who were from the working class. He chose a publican who was disdained for working with money similar to Zacchaeus (yet both had jobs). He chose a physician who left his profession to preach. He chose a zealot who wanted to use violence and changed him into a pacifist. He chose individuals that were humble and gave them favor. Even Iscariot was given multiple opportunities to change. Out of the twelve only Iscariot decided to reject the Mashiach. Only Iscariot (and the pharisees). Iscariot decided to love money more than GOD Almighty. Iscariot may have wanted to be a pharisee and that caused him to be envious and fake. 

We learn that Mashiach made new apostles seeing how individuals followed him in large crowds. Zacchaeus had to climb a tree to speak to him due to the large number of people who followed him. While the pharisees slandered Zacchaeus for being a hard worker, industrious, humble, and disciplined, Mashiach cared about him. Mashiach cared about His people and cares about His people. He knows we have been hated and envied by fake "brothers" who only want to manipulate us. He spoke to the blind and restored their sight (Ezekiel 34) while pharisees disdained the blind and even ostracized them from the synagogues when they preached the Mashiach. (Talk about hypocrisy). Mashiach repudiated false doctrines that preached hate and envy. We learn that Mashiach cared and cares about the outcasts, the injured, the sick, the individuals with modest resources, and the persecuted. He hates inegalitarianism. We learn that the snake does not care about human beings and is the source of inequality. While the snake tells idolators to hate and envy, Mashiach tells us that we can persevere with eternal salvation trusting GOD Almighty (John 10: 27-30, Psalm 23). While post-modern society tells us, "You are a Christian? You're the bottom of the barrel." Mashiach calls us called, chosen, and faithful (Revelation 17: 14). While the snake asks, "What is your net worth?" Mashiach tells us we are of greater value than silver and gold and not to prefer temporary wealth on earth (Matthew 6: 19). When the snake says, "How many friends do you have on social media?" Mashiach tells us what good is it to gain the world and lose your soul (even Elvis understood this in the 1970s). Mashiach told us the truth. We are not foolish and prefer the true Mashiach. Mashiach actually preached and practiced. We choose Yahshua Ha Mashiach. (Also Mashiach worked a job being a carpenter. He could have lived in the Temple and had servants and helped himself to the gold and silver, yet decided to help us know how it is like to work a job with the sweat of our brow like Adam, Abraham, Israel, Moses, David, John the disciple, and Paul. We choose Mashiach).

"Judge not lest you be judged."- Matthew 7: 1

(I praise GOD Almighty for allowing me to worship the true Mashiach and deny false prophets.

We can persevere with gratitude knowing there is nothing in this temporary and imperfect world that can compare with the favor and blessings that we have in our Eternal and Infinite LORD and Savior. We conquer the snake by accepting and confessing King Jesus Christ.)

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Yahshua lanu mahase, יהשאה לנ מהש, means Yahshua is our sanctuary. We learn to trust in the King of kings and not in false prophets who lie, envy, covet, practice adultery, and hate their own bretheren. While pharisees wanted an individual like Solomon, they did not recognize the real Mashiach who actually was like David. The story of David instructs how fidelity is most important over wisdom, material wealth, and idol worship. We can persist understanding that Yahshua is wonderful and awe-inspiring. We do not want to follow impostors who worship a lying snake, disobey the commandments, are faithless, and deny the Maker of Heaven and earth.