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How to Love God

August 4, 2015


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I rail against the Illuminati but I forget how the satanic agenda works on a personal level. They want your soul. 








Lucifer was a rebel against God. The Illuminati are Luciferians. They want to turn God's Order upside down. But in some ways, I am a little rebel myself. I don't obey. Most of us don't. We have all been inducted into their cult.   



by Henry Makow Ph.D.

This is a question I am asking myself.  It's comforting to think God loves me, but do I love Him?

Well, I do ... but not wholeheartedly. To love is to worship, and to worship is to obey. 

I do not completely obey God. My love is half-hearted. 

Lucifer was a rebel against God. The Illuminati are Luciferians. They want to turn God's Order upside down. This is the real occult meaning of Revolution.

But in some ways, I am a little rebel myself. I don't obey. Most of us don't. We have all been inducted into their cult. 

A part of us cringes at questions like, "Do you love God?" 

We have been reformulated to reject God, to be selfish and seek money, sex and recognition before all. 

I rail against the Illuminati but I forget how the satanic agenda works on a personal level. They want your soul. 

"Rebel" has a positive connotation in our Luciferian-controlled society. But have you noticed that when we disobey God, bad things tend to happen to us? We lose our money; families break up; we get sick etc.

A satanic cult controls and exploits its members by making them sick. "We corrupt in order to control," Giuseppe Mazzini said.   


POWER

We feel helpless fighting them in the political arena. They have all the power. 

But they're just as helpless in the personal sphere where we have the power.
They suffer ignominious defeat when we eschew the pursuit of money, sex and recognition. The sad part is that most of us don't use this power. 

In a previous article, I pointed out that 9/10 of worship is what we refuse to do:


Have you noticed that nine of the Ten Commandments are proscriptions? They tell us what we shalt NOT do. 

Surely this is an important clue. We worship God by disciplining and controlling our lower nature. 

The only affirmative Commandment is to "honor your father and mother."  The other nine are concerned with obeying, i.e. self-discipline: 

You shall have no other Gods; not make idols; not take His name in vain; not work on the Sabbath; not commit murder; not commit adultery; not steal; not bear false witness (lie) and finally, not covet your neighbor's wife or possessions.

What are positive ways we can express our love of God? I try to be a witness of Truth. But what are some other ways? Loving our fellow man? (Jesus loved the lepers.) A parent's love for children? I welcome your suggestions.

We have been brainwashed to seek happiness through money etc.  That gives us a temporary charge. 

God is Goodness. We cannot feel good permanently until we are Good. Until we partake in Him.
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First Comment from Robert K

The commandments that Jesus expressed were purely positive:  "Then one of them, which was a lawyer, asked him a question, tempting him, and saying, Master, which is the great commandment in the law?  Jesus said unto him, Thou shalt love the Lord thy God with all thy heart, and with all thy soul, and with all thy mind. This is the first and great commandment. And the second is like unto it, Thou shalt love thy neighbour as thyself. On these two commandments hang all the law and the prophets." (Matthew 22: 35-40)

He warned also that "the letter killeth, but the spirit maketh alive", so he was talking about a new mode of being, superseding elitist-prescribed laws and strictures, in effect being "born again", which meant becoming, in purity of heart, simplicity of trust and lovingness, "as a little child", without which transformation, He said, one cannot enter into the kingdom of heaven.  This state (which is true freedom) is the one for which we are designed, but from which Satan would distract us with phoney burdens, woes and feelings of guilt imposed by a perverted, pharisaical money system.

Tony B:

You just hit almost every living one of us where it really hurts.  Otherwise we'd all be saints.  It's the great personal battle, more accurately, the reason we are here.  To overcome the worldly and live for the spiritual.  To understand and obey God's meaning of love, which all his rules are designed to bring about. 

Thanks for a good reminder for each of us in our worldly struggle to not get caught up in the minor problems of the world but live for the next, the one that matters.

Being for most of my life "self sufficient" in my modern day short-circuited mind, it has come hard for me to recognize that I have never done a single thing except by the grace of God.  Growing old and finding I'm not able to do many of the things I always took for granted has been my first real education on the subject.  Before that it was just words.  Words that were easily blacked out as inconvenient.

It's humbling to gain this understanding but still very hard to break the old habits and actually obey God's commands.  Like you, I fit the half-hearted category but dislike that more every day, which hopefully leads to total obedience.





Scruples - the game of moral dillemas

Comments for "How to Love God"

JG said (August 5, 2015):

Henry my good friend if we keep following the designs of the devil it will drive us crazy. There is no making sense of it because it's rooted in deception.

I spent almost a lifetime trying to find those answers while remaining oblivious to so much of the good that was around me. I'm sorry I gave it the time that I did.

It's the study of what is righteous and holy that leads to our salvation and comforts our soul.


Andrew M said (August 5, 2015):

Another great article. While I too am convinced that we all fall short of the Glory of Lord God, the idea is to mover closer and closer consistently. Perpetual sin consistently separates us especially when there’s no act of contrition. You have been blessed I am convinced of that; for we all have a created purpose; and speaking for myself, your gift of boldly writing and articulating that which is Lord God and that which is Mammon is special. This dovetails nicely with what Lord Jesus said. “ You cannot serve two masters."


Mike B said (August 5, 2015):

Just to indicate some difference of opinion. We may be very influenced by institutionalized thinking. Love is just unity; no worship necessary but bearing witness, and no obedience necessary as a restraint if there is love. -
Ways of expressing our love of God.-Why? Express the will of God, as best you understand it; that is all your love can be.

And what is ment by God? Yahveh, whom the zionists and satanists are expressing so nicely? What constitutes the relationship to whatever God referred to?

Are you related to this God or do you follow the implications given by the church? Is it a God far away or a God near at hand?


dg said (August 5, 2015):

I completely agree with Michael B.

Pray the Rosary and go to Traditional Latin Mass.

God bless you,


Michael B said (August 4, 2015):

t is because of your fallen nature that you only "love God halfhearted."

http://henrymakow.com/2015/08/do-you-love-god.html

You learn to love God fully through the grace of the Sacraments that Jesus instituted when he founded his One, Holy, Catholic and Apostolic Church.


DD said (August 4, 2015):

Some positive ways we can express our love to God are:

-Be thankful, and thank Him both verbally and with our attitude towards Him and others.
-Compliment God. Tell HIM you love HIM.
-Be good to the poor. Giving to the poor is like giving to God.
-Encourage others and not just yourself and your family;
-Love your wife (if you have one) and your children they are both gifts from God;
-Try to enjoy your work and do it to the best of your ability
-Give more than people expect (time, money, effort,…)
-Perform random acts of kindness
-Listen
-Have self-control in all circumstances and watch how you conduct yourself. You are an ambassador for Christ.
-Share the word (in love, good attitude and no condemnation) with others when the opportunities present themselves.


James C said (August 4, 2015):

You got it right.
Who really knows what "love" is all about.
That being said, none of us humans are perfect.
But, in our imperfection, to love God we need to do our best to obey
the "rules" He gave us.


PS said (August 4, 2015):

As I became more aware of the satanic agenda, I realized our problems are too big for us, and that's what brought me back to my spiritual nature. God has wanted a relationship with us since the garden. It's just hard to remember this and to keep our focus on him with all the shiny stuff in our world.

An ongoing thought I have had regarding the "chosen people" part of the old testament was God saying I love you all so much I even love this group that continually turn their back on me and pray to anything that shines.

The meaning of the prodigal son really came home to me recently; when we turn to God, he does not stand there, he runs to us. As the story goes, as long as Peter kept his eyes on Jesus, he could walk on water. When I have my focus internally on my spiritual nature, I am not as focused on selfish pursuits.


AB said (August 4, 2015):

I’ll go along with Robert K that being born again is essential, but a question I meet regularly as a hospice chaplain is, “How do I do it?”

First off is to recognize that our own good deeds won’t make us acceptable to God, because our inborn “original sin” trips us up every time – God demands perfection, and our being born twisted disqualifies us before we even start. Therefore the sacrificial death and experience of Hell that Jesus underwent for every human being ever created (past & future) is of cardinal importance to pay for our sins.

Those who repent of their sin, ask Jesus for forgiveness and then invite Him into their lives undergo the experience of being born again (John 3:3). This forgiveness provides a ‘judicial’ righteousness to those receiving it, and it has been noted in some instances that such newly born-again believers display new personal characteristics within days or weeks of taking the step.

However, the process taking place after being born again is one that all believers encounter, and here, by a series of good and bad experiences and concomitant challenges to exercise faith in these circumstances, God slowly transforms the believer into something eventually approaching the moral rectitude attributed to him/her at the beginning – if you like, judicial righteousness becomes actual righteousness towards the end of the Christian’s life.

Finally, in response to the love of God demonstrated supremely in the death of Christ for us, His enemies, we are brought by a long and arduous process to express our love for Him in the very best way we can: as He said, “He that hath my commandments, and keepeth them, he it is that loveth me:…” (John 14:21).


Al Thompson said (August 4, 2015):

Keeping God's commandments is extremely important in defeating the wing-nuts of the new world order. There is a reason for promoting sex and homosexuality: to get mankind to forget and offend the God who created us. The various governments and religions promote communism/socialism which is nothing more than an extortion racket: comply or die. The idea of taxation is a form of theft. Theft violates the commandments. Thus, to be in the government is to be a thief and a liar; and in many cases a sexual pervert.

Keeping the commandments nullifies all satanic activity and it trumps all man-made doctrines. In my opinion, writings are always to be tested for there veracity. So then, the natural laws or natural order is the standard we should use to rightly discern right from wrong. Keeping the commandments always gets good results, even if I get persecuted for it. The unrepentant sinner is the real loser as they are filled with their own disgusting arrogance. Satanists are not powerful; they are just full of crap.

The best thing anyone can do for themselves is to abide in the commandments and the results will speak for themselves.
http://verydumbgovernment.blogspot.com/2014/01/gods-world-order-new-world-order-part-1.html


Steve said (August 4, 2015):

The 10 Commandments were written to Israel. When Jesus Christ arrived he "consolidated" them to two (see Mark 12:29ff, Romans 13:9ff).

After the day of Pentecost, Acts 2, believers can now walk in agape, the love of God (Romans 5:5), and we are to walk according to the scriptures addressed to those (from both Jew and Gentile) in the "church of God" (I Corinthians 10:32).

Will we screw up? Sure. But we have an advocate: I John 2.


Art from SA said (August 4, 2015):

Great stuff, man! God's about people, & people are about God.

But don't forget that Jesus said that He came for the fallen. & that was one of His running battles with the Pharisees.

If we remain uncommitted to God, we fall under Satan's order. Even though we made no choice for it.


Magda said (August 4, 2015):

Below is my standard.

"According to the Holy Quran, the love of God is expressed and emphasized many times over, throughout the book. God loves: the charitable, the righteous, those who fulfill obligations, the steadfast, the good doers, those who trust Him, the benevolent, those who purify themselves, the equitable, the just, those who are clean and modest. These values earn God’s love because they support His cause, guarantee a peaceful, loving and responsible community of believers who encourage each other to be righteous, care for the poor, the relative, the orphans, the neighbors, the traveling aliens and each other. "

Indeed, the love of God is active and has its fruits, just as hatred is active and has the fruits such as strife and corruption. Unfortunately in 2015 what is apparent are the values and fruits of those with the satanic agenda, unfortunately.


Henry Makow received his Ph.D. in English Literature from the University of Toronto in 1982. He welcomes your comments at