Hammerfist Blows Of The Cross, Psycholanalyzing And Killing The Little Control Freak Inside You

Annoying people who try to psychoanalyze you and a psychoanalysis of Pharaoh the control freak. Deep teaching from Shaul on the old and new person, anthropos in Greek and Adam in Hebrew, and the difference between the fleshly mindset and the spiritual mindset. Yaakov's evaluation of human wisdom as soulish and demonic. Religion as the default mode of the old person, all humanity eithers falls to the good or the bad side of the tree, either lawlessness or legalism. Pharaoh as picture of old person, old nature, that all villains and that you have from your great great grandpa Adam. Example of Pharaoh's response to Moshe, who is Yahweh, I don't know him and get out of my face. Why Yeshua said told Nakdimon a highly religious and observant Jew that it wasn't enough, he had to be reborn. Excerpt from George Fox the founder of the Quaker movement on seeing the old nature within by the light of Christ, rather than in the villains of history. Process of moving from old person to new person. God delivered a series of hammerfist blows to the face of Pharaoh in Egypt and will do the same to Pharaoh in you, it's called the cross. Symbolism of the three days' journey. All about Yeshua's death and resurrection. Objective historical and subjective experiential sides of the cross. How to ruthlessly kill Pharaoh in you, by doing the mitzvot in the power of the Ruach haKodesh. The old you is like Herod, crafty and adept at surviving. God will send the cross to you through personal crises and interpersonal conflicts. How not to respond and how to respond, by taking up your cross and dying. Contrast between Pharaoh's kingdom as all you, self oriented and humanistic, a complicated manmade system, all about control performance and stress, and Yeshua's kingdom which is all about him, is simple and natural like the wilderness, and is all about freedom, joy, and shalom. Let go of your kingdom and step into his, the day the old you dies is the day your eyes open to his kingdom.