Ethan Oh

Ethan Oh Insta = ethanoh1227

07/23/2023

t is not true that love does not have boundaries. In fact, my love for you has created boundaries in your heart so that no one else can come in.

The truth about the Sabbath  #9 - David was able to conquer JebusJerusalem is a city built on top of a mountain. At the ...
03/11/2022

The truth about the Sabbath #9 - David was able to conquer Jebus

Jerusalem is a city built on top of a mountain. At the time of David, the city was called Jebus. When David wanted to conquer the city, the people said, "David, you will not be able to conquer this city. Even the blind and lame will be able to defeat you."
When you look at the history of Israel, there are many stories of cities being conquered. It is difficult to build city walls higher than 20 meters. Therefore, when enemies attack and pile dirt higher than 20 meters, they can climb onto the walls and easily shoot arrows into the city. However, Jerusalem was a city on a mountain. The entire city was on top of a hill surrounded by mountains. They were unable to pile dirt outside of its walls. That's why it was almost impossible to conquer Jebus. Many people had tried but the city remained safe.
After David became king, he planned to build the Temple of Jerusalem that God wanted built. However, how was David going to conquer the city on top of a mountain? David thought about it. There are waterways that bring the water into the city. David ordered his soldiers to infiltrate through the waterways and as a result, he was able to conquer Jebus.

The truth about the Sabbath  #8 - The Path of Going Forward Strengthened by Jesus ChristWhen people first read the Bible...
03/10/2022

The truth about the Sabbath #8 - The Path of Going Forward Strengthened by Jesus Christ

When people first read the Bible, they have the thought, "If I work hard to keep the Ten Commandments, then I will be blessed." However, throughout the history of mankind, not one single person has kept the Ten Commandments perfectly in order to live a good spiritual life. That is why we need Christ, who died instead of us. There are only two paths for us to come before God. The Bible tells us that one of the two ways is to be strengthened solely by Jesus Christ. However, people think, "I kept the Sabbath Day today. I will be fine if I continue to serve like this." Most people try to come before God through their own effort and works.

Isaiah 44:22
I have blotted out, as a thick cloud, thy transgressions, and, as a cloud, thy sins: return unto me; for I have redeemed thee.

The forgiveness of sins must be achieved 100% through Jesus. We must not have the thought that we can go to heaven by keeping the law or by doing something.

The truth about the Sabbath  #7 -The Punishment for All Sins Ended at the CrossJesus received the punishment for sins by...
03/05/2022

The truth about the Sabbath #7 -The Punishment for All Sins Ended at the Cross

Jesus received the punishment for sins by being crucified and shedding His blood. The sins of all mankind were placed upon Jesus, and Jesus was executed. Therefore, no more punishment remains. The punishment for sins ended through the Crucifixion of Jesus. Therefore, God sees us and says that we're sanctified.

The horns of the altars have been covered with the blood, meaning the records of our sins have been erased. And the sins recorded in our hearts are erased through faith. That's why God says that I'm righteous in the Bible. This is what it means to believe.

I have blotted out, as a thick cloud, thy transgressions, and, as a cloud, thy sins: return unto me; for I have redeemed thee. (Isaiah 44:22)

Which comes first? The blotting out? Or the returning? The blotting out comes first. The Bible says that we are justified. It says that our sins have been washed clean. Everyone, are you still a sinner? We were dirty sinners, but we have been washed as white as snow through the blood of Jesus.

The truth about the Sabbath  #6 - what erases the sin recorded on the tables of the heart?Leviticus 4:27-29If anyone of ...
03/04/2022

The truth about the Sabbath #6 - what erases the sin recorded on the tables of the heart?

Leviticus 4:27-29

If anyone of the common people sins unintentionally by doing something against any of the commandments of the Lord in anything which ought not to be done, and is guilty, if his sin which he has committed comes to his knowledge, then he shall bring as his offering a kid of the goats, a female without blemish, for his sin which he has committed. And he shall lay his hand on the head of the sin offering, and kill the sin offering at the place of the burnt offering. Then the priest shall take some of its blood with his finger, put it on the horns of the altar of burnt offering, and pour all the remaining blood at the base of the altar.

Because the wages of sin is death, the person who committed sin has to bring the goat that would be put do death. After the sin has been placed onto the goat, the goat is put to death. The blood of that goat is placed on the horns of the altar. The reason the blood is put on the horns of the altar is because the goat's death has paid the price of the sin. The records of sin are erased by the blood that covers them. This is what it means to blot them out. The blood of Jesus Christ erases all the records of sin in heaven.

If so, what erases the sin recorded on the tables of the heart? Jesus was crucified, died, and washed away all of my sins. When you believe that, they are all washed away. A person who still thinks that he is a sinner because there is no faith that the blood of Jesus has washed his or her sins away. Our sins have all been washed away through the blood that Jesus shed on the cross.

However, when people don't know this, they say they are sinners. Because I cannot check for myself whether I have sins or not, I look at the Bible, which is the Word of God. The Bible says the record of our sins have all been erased. It says that nowhere in heaven is there any record of sins that remain. Another important thing to consider is that God does not remember our sins.

Jeremiah 31:34

saith the LORD: for I will forgive their iniquity, and I will remember their sin no more.

Those who want to be justified and those who believe in justificationMany people today say they are sinners. If we are s...
03/03/2022

Those who want to be justified and those who believe in justification

Many people today say they are sinners. If we are sinners, it means that Jesus did not wash away our sins.

Many people still do not believe that they are justified and try to justify themselves. Trying to be righteous is because you do not believe in being righteous. To not believe in justification is that the blood of Jesus did not wash away sins, and consequently, it is against Jesus.

A person who is empty of his own thoughts can accept that if God says he is righteous, he can say that he is righteous as well. Conversely, a person who is full of his own thoughts says that he is a sinner even if God says he is righteous. That person does not believe in God. The correct faith is to leave behind all the things I have done well and good, go to the Word, and believe, “If God says I am righteous, then I am righteous” When God says that my sins are washed away, we believe that all our sins are washed away, and when God says that we are holy, we believe that we are holy.

Romans 3:24
"being justified freely by His grace through the redemption that is in Christ Jesus"

We are righteous because God saw us and declared us righteous. When we come before God with this kind of faith, God is most pleased, and our hearts become one with God and God can work.

The truth about the Sabbath  #5 - Where our sins are writtenIf you look at the rules of the sin offering in Leviticus ch...
03/03/2022

The truth about the Sabbath #5 - Where our sins are written

If you look at the rules of the sin offering in Leviticus chapter 4, the lamb has to bleed out and die after laying one's hands on the lamb and placing the sin on it (making the lamb a sin offering). Then, the blood of the lamb is applied to the horns of the altar. My initial question was, "Why did they put the blood upon the horns of the altar?"

Jeremiah 17:1 "The sin of Judah is written with a pen of iron, and with the point of a diamond: it is graven upon the table of their heart, and upon the horns of your altars."

God recorded our sins in two places. On our end, sin is recorded on the tables of our hearts. That is why we remember the sins we have committed in our hearts. On God's end, they are recorded on the horns of the altars. That's why you put the blood the lamb upon the horns of the altar after it is killed and given as an offering.

The truth about the Sabbath  #4 - If You Are a Sinner, It Means That Jesus FailedIf you're still a sinner, that means Je...
03/02/2022

The truth about the Sabbath #4 - If You Are a Sinner, It Means That Jesus Failed

If you're still a sinner, that means Jesus died in vain. Jesus died to wash away our sins, so if your sins still remain, it means He failed. Some people say that they saw a vision when explaining how they received the forgiveness of sins. Some people say they had tears streaming down their faces and runny noses. However, our sins were washed away at the cross where Jesus was crucified.

Isaiah 53:6 "All we like sheep have gone astray; we have turned every one to his own way; and the LORD hath laid on him the iniquity of us all."

In this verse, "him." is Jesus. God hath laid all of our sins on Jesus. Jesus carried all of our sins and paid the price for all of them.

Isaiah 53:4 -5 "Surely he hath borne our griefs, and carried our sorrows: vet we did esteem him stricken, smitten of God. and afflicted. But he was wounded for our transgressions, he was bruised for our iniquities: the chastisement of our peace was upon him; and with his stripes we are healed."

All of our sins were resolved at the cross. Believing in this is believing in Jesus.

Go to the Pool of Siloam and WashWhen Jesus saw a man who was born blind, he put mud on his eyes and told him to go to t...
03/01/2022

Go to the Pool of Siloam and Wash

When Jesus saw a man who was born blind, he put mud on his eyes and told him to go to the Pool of Siloam and wash.
The blind man did not say, “Why do I have to wash? How far is the Pool of Siloam? I have to beg and eat today.” He went to the Pool of Siloam. And he washed and returned with eyes seeing.

That's our story. If we stay in our thoughts while we live our religious life, we are worried and afraid when we encounter difficult problems, but when we look to Jesus and the words of Jesus come into us, we become brighter just like the eyes of the blind. The words of Jesus are the heart of Jesus. If we accept the words of Jesus into our hearts, the heart of Jesus in the words will lead us.

The truth about the Sabbath  #3 - How Can You Be Freed from Your Heavy Load of Sin?On the Sabbath Day, everyone lets go ...
02/28/2022

The truth about the Sabbath #3 - How Can You Be Freed from Your Heavy Load of Sin?

On the Sabbath Day, everyone lets go of their heavy loads. Then how can we come before Jesus to let go of the load of sin and be freed from sin? When we believe in Jesus, we can be freed from sin and have true freedom.

The woman caught in the act of committing adultery appears in John . There is no mercy in the law. What did Jesus say to this woman? "Woman, where are those thine accusers? Hath no man condemned thee?' When the woman lifted up her head and looked around, the people who wanted to stone her were no longer there. There were just stones the size of fists littering the ground. Jesus again spoke to this woman, "Neither do I condemn thee. Go and sin no more." Jesus saved this woman from the stones that were meant to fly at her. The sin was committed by the woman taken in the act of adultery, but it was Jesus who was crucified.

Jesus carried all of our sins and died on the cross. It is not that we need to do something. We simply need to look to the cross and believe in Jesus. "Ah, Jesus shed His blood and died on the cross in order to receive the punishment for my sins instead of me. That is where my sins ended. I'm clean. I'm holy." Believing this means believing in Jesus.

The Shadow of Things to Come; the Body Is Jesus Christ.- The truth about the Sabbath  #2Let no man therefore judge you i...
02/26/2022

The Shadow of Things to Come; the Body Is Jesus Christ.- The truth about the Sabbath #2

Let no man therefore judge you in meat, or in drink, or in respect of an holyday, or of the new moon. or of the sabbath days. Which are a shadow of things to come; but the body is of Christ. (Colossians 2:16-17)

This is telling us not to argue and fight over the new moons, holidays, or the sabbath days. Why is that? It is because those things are not the real things, but a shadow of things to come.

If there is a shadow, there is a body, in other words, the real thing. To what is the Sabbath Day a shadow? The body is Jesus Christ.

When the sun sets on the evening of every Friday, the Sabbath Day begins and all the heavy loads are dropped. This is a shadow of the greater thing to come, and the actual "thing" is Jesus. You are able to let go of all your heavy loads and become free as soon as the Sabbath Day begins. This means that once you meet Jesus, you get to unload your load of sin and be free.

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