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Transformed

v. trans formed, trans forming, trans forms

v.tr.

1. To change markedly the appearance or form of

2. To change the nature, function, or condition of; convert.

We are called to "transform"
As teachers and leaders need to be held accountable, learners, too, need to be held accountable.

We must teach the Use of the Bible
The Bible reveals God's nature, His expectations of people, His plan for redeeming people, and His instructions for living according to His plan. The Bible is the authoritative guide for all of life and the textbook for spiritual transformation.

We must take a Stand and make the difference For their spiritual transformation. Preschoolers, children, youth, and adults learn in different ways and on different levels. The learner should accept a growing responsibility for learning and living as a faithful follower of Christ living in the world but not complying to the worlds standards of that live?

As adults we teach by example. If that example is compromise to the worlds Standards then that is what we are teaching in this spiritual transfomation that are children facing. The 'fallen one" knows this and is working against that our very moral governemt. Individuals are responsible for continually allowing the Holy Spirit to transform them to become more like Jesus Christ.

Transformer's ....more than meets the eye? From our government to our churches, our families and schools all speak of the word "transformation." From movies to toys are children play with, from our jobs this key word seems to be a major theme this year... Transformation. The second movie coming out this year called "Transformers 2: Revenge of the FALLEN." Revenge of the what? Revenge of the "fallen." The key words in there are: transform, revenge, fallen. What do you think they are trying to say? Who was the FALLEN ONE? The one that more than meets the EYE? The real Deceptacon not the toy robot the kids play with. His name is the fallen one from heaven....satan...the devil...

There are many levels that transformation is taking place in our world today. From Nanorobotics[ Nanomachines are largely in the research-and-development phase, but some primitive molecular machines have been tested. An example is a sensor having a switch approximately 1.5 nanometers across, capable of counting specific molecules in a chemical sample] to Stem cell creation, we are working our way to becomeing god like? But for the present time the most potent one is the transformation of people's minds. Once the mind is 'transformed' then everything else is a breeze. The world is being "transformed" into a satanic society before our eyes. People's minds are being conditioned to COMPROMISE? There are also bio-physical changes taking place with the bodies of mankind. Now we are even moving forward with AI [ Artifical IntelligenceThe field was founded on the claim that a central property of human beings, intelligence�the sapience of Homo sapiens�can be so precisely described that it can be simulated by a machine] So satan is working overtime. As we create life through AI and small thinking robots to Clones.

But one thing is certain. Satan really treads on thin ice, and least as far as the church is concerned. We, the true believers the ones who worshop the true God in spirit and truth, are the literal temples of the Holy Spirit. When Satan starts defacing, destroying the temples, well...lets just say that does'nt please our master. He lives in us.

Remember in Luke we are told that things are coming "on the world" that will cause mens hearts to fail them for fear? All the nanotechnology, bioweapons programs etc all play a part in whats coming, and it appears to be coming soon.

This leads me to, the coming day of Noah. We have a day coming, that will be exactly like it was for Noah. Think about that. The Lord specifically tells us that a day is coming..for us..that will be exactly like the days of Noah and Lot-Luke 17, Matt 24. What happened in the days of Noah?

Webster Dictionary definds Mor-al as:¹moral Pronunciation: \ˈmȯr-əl, ˈmr-\ Function: adjective Etymology: Middle English, from Anglo-French, from Latin moralis, from mor-, mos custom Date: 14th century 1 a: of or relating to principles of right and wrong in behavior : ethical <moral judgments> b: expressing or teaching a conception of right behavior <a moral poem> c: conforming to a standard of right behavior d: sanctioned by or operative on one's conscience or ethical judgment <a moral obligation> e: capable of right and wrong action <a moral agent>

How was the world in Noahs Day?

   1. THE WICKEDNESS OF MAN WAS GREAT IN THE EARTH-Gen 6:5.
    2. Very, very few people were following God s ways1 Pe 3:20.
    3. There was only one preacher of righteousness mentioned in the Scriptures at the time of the
        flood Noah 2 Pe 2:5.
    4. Noah and his family obeyed God 1 Pe 3:20; Gen 7:13.
    5. Noah did all that God commanded him Gen 6:22.
    6. God warned His people Gen 6:13.
    7. God s people warned others 2 Pe 2:5.
    8. God set a date when the flood would come Gen 6:3.
    9. God gave the time; the number of years was 120 years Gen 6:3.
10. The people that were walking with God understood that God s wrath was coming.
11. God s people were preparing for the coming judgment.
12. The unbelieving world was being warned but would not believe.
13. The people, who were not walking with God, did not understand that God s judgment was going to come upon them.
         They knew not (or did not understand) they would soon be destroyed by God's judgment, the flood Mathew 24:39.
14. The unbelieving world would not repent Gen 6:11,12; 1 Pe 3:20.
15. God gave men time to repent Gen 6:3.
16. There was no great revival Gen 6:11,12; 1 Pe 3:20.
17. Every imagination of man s thoughts was evil continually Gen 6:5.
18. The earth was corrupt Gen 6:11,12.
19. The earth was filled with violence Gen 6:11.
20. All flesh had corrupted God s way upon the earth Gen 6:12.
21. They were going about things as usual Mathew 24:38.
22. The people were eating as if nothing would happen Mathew 24:38.
23. The people were drinking as if nothing would happen Mathew 24:38.
24. The people were getting married as if nothing would happen Mathew 24:38.
25. The people were being given in marriage as if nothing would happen Mathew 24:3

The decay of morals giving way to compromise is the beginning?.

1. A moral government is an influence on moral beings, or on beings capable of moral action.

2. A perfect moral government implies a moral governor....

3. The influence of a perfect moral government is designed so to control the action of moral beings, as to secure the great end of action on their part.

4. The influence of a perfect government is the influence of authority. (A)

Charles Finney defines it as: "Moral government consists in the declaration and administration of moral law. It is the government of free will by motives as distinguished from the government of substance by force..... Moral government presides over intelligent and voluntary states and changes of mind. It is a government of motive, as opposed to a government of forceful control exercised, or sought to be exercised, in accordance with the law of liberty, as opposed to the law of necessity. It is the administration of moral law as opposed to physical law." (B)

In the author's simplified definition, "the moral government of God is the method God uses to get free moral beings created in His image to live according to the way He designed them to live." God is the "moral governor" in His government of the universe of free moral beings. Moral government is the means by which every moral being is governed in most situations. Family government is moral government, with the father and mother in the role of "moral governor". Civil government is moral government, with the role of the "moral governor" being shared by various branches or individuals in that particular government. Unless some means of force or causation is used to force, cause, or coerce conformity to a governor's will, it is a moral government.

References:

(A) Taylor, Nathaniel W., Lectures of the Moral Government of God, Vol. 1 published by Clark, Austin & Smith, 1859, p. 70

(B) Finney, Charles G., Lectures on Systematic Theology, Wm B. Eeardman's Publishing Co., 1969, p. 6