Failing to Change & Confirming Our Perfection

We've all tried to change ourselves for the better and failed. Before any of us did it, our parents did it, and in us, their children, the seeds of their failures produced after their own kind. Whether them or us, whatever benefit we thought we'd gain by succeeding [in our efforts to improve upon ourselves] bit us in the ass when failing to execute those steps excluded us from a right to participate in the experience of having whatever perfection was offered by it. That we never had to earn our perfection to begin with was made apparent by Jesus' revelation of God as our parent. Failing to qualify for Heavenly citizenship in the standing of Sonship meant that outside of the revelation of the grace of God, men would then have to "make peace" with not having a blessing (or settling for an inferior blessing from an inferior source for some inferior experience) which is the place of mind where glory is lost, where God's seal of approval over us seems absent, and where religion's performance driven veil of pride and condemnation remains.

That we never had to earn our perfection to begin with was made apparent by Jesus' revelation of God as our parent.

The boom-bust cycle of condemnation and pride was over-ruled by the unveiling of God's Tzadok. His Tzadok illuminated our capacity to recognize perfection and enter rest as a result of encountering the flawless manifestation our own likeness... we enter true rest as a result of Him, as He is the flawless manifestation of our own likeness. He is our rest. Yet, the sense-ruled world continues to erroneously declare a deceitful representation of life where pretension, false-joy, inadequate substitutions, denial, and our reliance on inferior remedies to the problem at hand (of lost glory before the Greater One) continues to abound in the world as those who do not hear or enter into the rest of the message of our rest in God continue and their uninspired mad-dash for second place lazily swallows the race like quicksand!

        We enter true rest as a result of Him, as He is the flawless manifestation of our own likeness.

    For anyone whose ever tried to improve themselves, we know that relying on a system that promises to take us from insufficiency to sufficiency, excluded us from ever being naturals. Our responses to ourselves came from life's responses to our fear and willpower driven efforts, and our exclusion from Abel's blessing defined the justification for our dash for 2nd, but Jesus done went and gave us 1st place standing anyways! Yes!

        Through Him everyone who believes is justified from everything you could not be justified from by the Law of Moses. (Acts 13:39)

    The key word there is, justified from everything you could not be justified from by the Law of Moses! That's divine law of the highest standard! If we are justified from everything we could not be justified or delivered from by THAT law, we're led into knowing that our failure to improve upon ourselves was simply because God in us knew all along that we were always perfect! Being just The Way we are, where [in God] would the energy to improve upon oneself come from? His perfection of you and I excluded the contributions of me you and the rest of humanity [and our little engines that could].

    He gave His life for us and His grace is the fuel that sustains the lamp of life in us. Our design prevents us from running on the world's "Vin Diesel" fuel (boasting or condemnation, efforts to recover lost glory, 2nd place pursuits, anything less than inheritance of all things by way of sonship). The see-saw ways of the world produce the same see-saw fruits of blessings and curses that the tree of knowledge of good and evil first infected our race with. You've never failed to be inspired, because the Word of your genesis in His inspiration never fails to inspire. The only failure we experienced was the world's failure. The fuel of this world fails to inspire us because it offers us no satisfaction. Their tzadokless-version of 1st place is in reality, last place.

        The Word of your genesis in His inspiration never fails to inspire.

    The attainment of someone else's status is an inferior dream than the one God dreamt for us and realized in Christ Jesus. The success of someone in this world's eye remains mutually exclusive to that one alone. However, the far superior good-news of humanity as God's own personal expression includes all. So it turns out that the only thing we've ever failed at in life, uniting our forefathers as a collective species, was achieving perfection by our own labor or being blessed as a result of our own efforts.

    So we've all abandoned our pursuit for the attainment of a divine idea of perfection and settled for a far inferior human idea of "perfection" instead [ one based on the idol of the celebrity, one in perishable flesh.] but God's having already satisfied the very highest idea of His own perfection in us in Christ Jesus, simply by our being His own, we no longer consider one man above any other in rank! We're God's own and see eye to eye with the Father, knowing Him as Jesus. Whenever we look up, God gazes together with us bringing fulfillment to our wonder! And it's merely because we've all been given equal rank by God, a rank that's equal to His own, and it's the rank of His Son, the man Jesus Christ.

        We're God's own and see eye to eye with the Father, knowing Him as Jesus.

    Our pursuit for our own attainment of any of the things we've hoped for has finally come to an end, and the conclusion that led to that freedom has become the most WONDERFUL news to you and I! The news is wonderful because it means that unlike every other so called authority in this world, God did His job right and successfully engineered a being in His own image and likeness and God's own "I Am" now quintessentially defines what (and who) the son of man is! The parents and the world and the principalities and powers and authorities that once ruled over the son of man were put out of business when the Father declared your mature #sonship in His own being.

        God's own "I Am" now quintessentially defines what (and who) the son of man is!