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It is not the color Black or White it's the content of the vessel thias man is an honest upright human being, this I knew the first time I heard him speak in 2006, I knew at that time thjat thins is the man of the hour, Barack thinks like my own son, who thinks like me, my son's father myself, I have two sons or had two living ones, and Barack would be the youngest of the two. This man has a heart of Gold, and the compassion of an (anointed) Son who showed up at the correct time in History. I myself am a white man of Seventy and then some. So I was not borrn yesterday. and I am a student of History, and Religious History of nations including the grand ole USA

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So-it-goes!

Comment: #1
Posted by: Sumner M. Koch
Fri Feb 6, 2009 10:10 AM
“Incredible”
IT SEEMS INCREDIBLE, AT FIRST THOUGHT, that an act can be both right and wrong. But when we see the sinfulness [wrongfulness] un-righteousness of the act, not in the deed itself, but its relation to those whom it affects, it is not difficult to see how any given action may be both good and bad. We can place almost any conceivable deed into two opposite environments and transform it from a crime into that which is commendable, and vise versa. Circumstances provide the moral clothing of human activities. The eating of fruit is often urged as an aid to health. And such is usually is. Yet this was that which introduced disease into the world!
No act is sin [a mistake] “ missing the ideal” itself. Under some conditions it may be right. In others it is wrong. A kiss is usually much more just, but the kiss of Judas is among the basest of all crimes. The morality of any deed lies not in the action but in its relation to those concerned with it. Sin “ missing the mark” [a mistake] is relative, not absolute.
It is no sin for the state to kill, even though it is the penalty of an individual for the same act. There is no essential difference an execution and a murder. Both define a violent death. But in one case it is done with due to authority; in the other it is a defiance of the law of the land.
The great doctrine of justification consists of surrounding our sins [missing the mark, or the ideal] with a divine environment in which they are not merely covered, but actually transmuted into just deeds which will be vindicated before the bar of universal justice. How could it be otherwise? No earthly judge can vindicate a crime, or acquit a criminal, or justify what has been done unless the circumstances of the case warrant it. Such a tribunal cannot declare it righteous, for it cannot change the circumstances attending the crime. The thought of such a case comes to mind as I write. A few years ago a convict, a woman, I think as I recall in Texas, received the gift of God after conviction. We will assume that she was guilty of manslaughter. At any rate, she was sentenced to death. Anyone acquainted with the grace of God would naturally desire to do something to save such a person from the penalty. I should like to be able to justify one before men who has already been justified before God.
But, how could it be done? If the dead victim could be brought back to life after his temporary death proven to be an actual benefit to him as well as all others affected by it, even an earthly Judge would revise his decision. Why condemn a man for doing what eventuated in another's good, even if his own motive was bad and the apparent effect disastrous? No matter one man may hate another, no matter how much evil he may attempt to do to him, if he fails in his fell designs or is checkmated by another, no earthly court can convict him of the intended crime. Man is the sport of Circumstance and circumstances are the servants of God.
So it is that God will deal with this deed. If the victim had, by some means, been restored to life, the charge would have to be dismissed. This is just what God will do. He will raise him from the dead, and thus conclusively cancel the charge of murder. If the case had been reviewed as an attempt to do harm, the victim himself would plead for acquittal if it actually resulted in good. The God who has the power to raise the dead is not helpless in the smaller affairs of life. This dreadful deed, deserving of death, according to every human standard, has been STRIKEN from the DOCKET of the SUPREME COURT OF THE UNIVERSE.

à Romans.11: 36.
The Riddle of the Universe!
Ephesians. 1: 1 – 14. God is operating “All” in accord with the counsel of His “will”!
Not His wish.

So-It-Goes!
[2. Corinthians.5: 20].
Sumner Morrill Koch
Comment: #2
Posted by: Sumner M. Koch
Fri Feb 6, 2009 10:14 AM
God Promised a Beneficent New World Order
God promised a spirit filled descendent of King David would lead and adjudicate His chosen People?
“A shoot, stem or sprig {Christ} will spring up from the stump of Jesse (father of King David); from his roots a Branch will bear fruit. The Spirit of the Lord will rest on him --- the spirit of wisdom and of understanding, the spirit of counsel and of power, the spirit of knowledge and of fear of the Lord. He will not judge by what he sees with his eyes, or decide by what he hears with His ears; but with righteousness will He adjudicate (set things right) for the needy; with love will he will give decisions for the poor of the earth… Righteousness will be His belt and faithfulness the sash around His waist”
(Isaiah.11: 1 – 5).
PS. We can depend on God our Celestial Abba {Daddy} Father He keeps all His promises in His time. “His Mercy never fails”
à “1938” à (1948 1958 1968 1978 1988 1998 2008) “60 years” is or was reckoned as a generation by the ancient Hebrew nation (Jewish) culture!
{1948 1958 1968 1978 1988 1998 2008} = 60 à beginning
1938-2009=70 or (7+1= (8) = Supra-perfection…
Is this that generation Jesus spoke of in Matt. 24:1-- 27—37??
Comment: #3
Posted by: Sumner M. Koch
Fri Feb 6, 2009 10:17 AM
Friends this year before it comes to a close we will have universal health care most if not all who desire a job will have one before the end of 2009 also the troops will be safley home from war. there many good and wonderful things in the offing

So keep your chin up
(SMK) 1938
Comment: #4
Posted by: Sumner M. Koch
Fri Feb 6, 2009 10:20 AM
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