The Restitution of All Things

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Writings

The Reconciliation of All Things

The Lord shall indeed reconcile all things unto Himself. This writing exposes the foolish and pagan, God-vilifying doctrines of eternal torment and annihilation which breed self-righteousness, fear and despair. It declares instead the love, power, glory and total sovereignty of our Almighty Lord Whose blood is infinitely more efficacious than most are led to believe.

The Good News

What we have been hearing, referred to as “the good news” or the gospel, must be seen for what it is…bad news indeed! In its place must be declared the truly good news. Our selfishness would dictate that if news is good for us, it is good news, though it might not be very good for everybody else. Ultimately, if it is not good for all, it is good for none. Like it or not, none of us can remain an island unto himself for long, and if one tries to be otherwise, there is only stagnation and stench, even as when waters stop running, forming a black swamp in which nothing can live.

Who Then Can Be Saved?!

“Who then can be saved?” is the question that has been hotly debated ever since salvation was known to be available.  One could and should also ask, can God save anybody?  Would He save anybody? Why would He save anybody?  How does He save anybody?  When does He save anybody?  And should He save anybody? The answers to these questions are in this article.

The False and Misleading Gospel of “Accepting” Jesus Christ

This doctrine, that man can choose his eternal fate by accepting or denying Jesus Christ's Lordship over his life, pervades most of “Christendom.” However, it is not true, and, in this series of The Issues of Life, we point out specifically how it is wrong. If man has the power to choose his stance, the reasoning goes, God can be justified to throw him in eternal hellfire if he does not choose Him. However, the Lord said, “You have not chosen Me, but I have chosen you.” The ultimate fate of all humanity is in His hands.

The True, Scriptural Meanings of “Forever,” “Everlasting,” and “Hell”

“Christians” use the Scriptures to preach or propogate the doctrine of eternal hellfire. However, what is the Bible truly saying? Is it saying that people will burn forever in hell? Another author has compiled some Scriptures that define the meaning of “forever” and “eternal.” This sheds a whole new light on this matter, making for a very different, and glorious, picture.

The Great Promise of the Lake of Fire and the Second Death

Several important questions are raised and answered: What is the purpose of the Lake of Fire? What is the second death? And: How does one who believes in the Lord Jesus Christ enter the Kingdom of God?

Satan's Redemption

Answering Derek Prince’s “Will Satan Ever Be Reconciled to God?”

Derek Prince says that Satan will burn in hell forever, along with anyone who speaks of Satan's ultimate redemption. See if this writing doesn't fully answer all of Mr. Prince's arguments against the reconciliation that God has destined for all His creation, including the Devil. For reconciliation is the great purpose and goal of His judgment through Jesus Christ.

The SIGN: The Book of Jonah, the Book of God

What treasures of God are hidden in the sign of Jonah? Hear what this rather obscure and short book, which of all Scripture was singled out by the Lord Jesus Christ as the sign of His coming, has to tell us about the momentous work God is doing today through the recounting of a singular and marvellous episode in the life of the prophet Jonah and the city of Nineveh.

Whose Will Is Free?

Jesus Christ demonstrated what true freedom is, what it does, what it cannot do, and what it means to be fully committed to God: “Thy will, and not mine, be done....” He, Christ, is therefore the One to Whom all men are drawn, to learn in due time that none can resist His will.

Mystery's Message

In 1976, the Lord spoke to me saying, "I am hurting! I am hurting!" He said people were believing lies, thinking they believed godly truth, and those lies were killing them. He was hurting because they were hurting. The prominent gospel preached in evangelical circles is an insidious one, a product of deceived and ignorant men, naively serving Satan and his bride, Mystery. Herein, we explicitly identify it for what it is.

Correspondences

Heathen Much Wiser than Foolish Preacher

Ray Comfort uses the threat of “eternal hell” to motivate proselytizers and potential converts to his perverted idea of God and Christ. Two heathen are used by God to shame this minister, yet he does not see or know it. Only one whose eyes are opened can see the absurd madness of the religious Don Quixotes.

Prayers Are to Be Made for All Men

This minister prays only for those Muslims who will turn to Christ. For those who have rejected the Son of God, he sees no hope. Yet the prophet says that we have all turned our faces from Him. Jesus said that no man could come to Him unless the Father draws him. Therefore, there is hope for all men because God can, and will, turn them, in His time:

“The Lord does not delay concerning His promise, as some reckon slackness, but is longsuffering toward us, not willing that any should perish, but that all should come to repentance” (2 Peter 3:9 EMTV).

Giving God the Glory

Kate takes issue with God saying He will save all, in His time. She says to attribute the reconciliation of all things to God, as is His declared intention, robs Him of glory. We show it is exactly the opposite.

God: All Knowing AND All Doing

Are you stuck trying to justify a doctrine that makes God out to be an ogre? Mike is, and cannot let it go. We discuss this matter with him in a series of correspondences that addresses many typical knee-jerk arguments and objections against the sovereign power of God to save not simply a few lucky people, but all of mankind in the ages to come.

Too Much to Lose

Kirk Cameron uses a traditional approach of “preaching the gospel,” which tries to scare people into the Kingdom. It does not work because it is based on lies. Paul corresponds with Kirk about how that is so, and how it will require him to lose his life to lose this controlling doctrine on which he has built a “ministry.”

Are Eternal Hell and God’s Love Compatible?

How can it be that the soft-spoken, “loving and caring” Christian believes in a god who will torture, when this life ends, the majority of those creatures presumably made in his image, time without end? It can be because such a Christian is in darkness, and is worshiping another god, as this exchange demonstrates.