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RecentComments @ Folpl1a @ RandyP comments: I am thinking in terms of what it might mean to be blind or shortsighted currently with my given regeneration as it relates/produces what I believe and firmly stand for. Am I believing in and standing for something I have manufactured for myself or rather what has been given and now empowered in me through this regeneration in Christ; Am I believing and standing to the fullest extent of what has been born out of this regeneration? If not, how will I? How can I have this in me and abound?

RecentComments @ Folpl2a @ RandyP comments: In what ways might it be said that I am being blind or shortsighted to the ongoing process of sanctification that my Lord has designed for me through the means of faithful service to Him? How are the direction and answers that I am now valiantly believing in and following any different from those that I manufactured for myself prior to my being drawn to the Lordship of Christ? Are they being sought from Him? Are they regenerate from their source, regenerate in their end, regenerate in their means? In what way is it being "bold" in/for Christ? Bold as Christ would have us against what?

RecentComments @ Folpl2b @ RandyP comments: What is it about the knowledge I am about to valiantly move forward with in actionable service to Christ that sets it apart from the knowledge that I would have previously taken action upon? How does it set me apart? How does it set Christ apart? What is this knowledge boldly acting against and how is it boldly different in the regenerate sense?

RecentComments @ Folpl2c @ RandyP comments: What is this actionable knowledge holding itself temperate against? What is it holding itself temperate for? How does this temperance further set what we are about to do apart from the unregenerate forms of common temperance? How does knowledge of this temperance better serve our Lord?

RecentComments @ Folpl2f @ RandyP comments: How is this ongoing personal sanctification process effecting the sanctification of others? Is it serving them (and it) as Christ would have you serve them (it)? Is it serving only their unregenerate or more human needs (or yours)? Is it serving even their most basic human needs by Christ's better regenerate and empowered means?