On Feb 26, 10:07 am, "Andrew B. Chung, MD/PhD"
<heartdo...@emorycardiology.com> wrote:

"All Christians, who are familiar with the following Scripture,
recognize the veracity of the above statement concerning Jesus'
brethren, who are those who do the will of our Father in heaven and
have therefore stopped sinning though we remain sinners: "

Read the Bible; consult the Hebrew and Greek meanings and tenses of
the words you distort.

2 Samuel 22:33;  Psalm 18:32    Same  praise presented in both passages.
"perfect" is the Hebrew  "tamiym"  meaning completing.  The phrase
means God was, is, and will be completing David.  This is David's
thanks to God for all God has given him.  David does not proclaim that
he no longer sins.

John 5:14; John 8:11    Jesus commands us not to sin.  He does not state
that either will sin no more HE gives the command not to sin.  Christ
knows we will not toally reject our sin nature.  Our glorification \,
completion or perfection, occurs when we dwell with HIM after our life
on this earth is finished.

Matthew 5:48    This is a promise that in the future we will be
perfected. The tense of the Greek verbs is very important to
understanding this passage.

Matthew 19:21    Christ tells the rich man that to be perfected through
the law he must give up everything.  Jesus makes it clear that we are
incapable of earning our salvation by act or words.  Only by accepting
the redemption HE provides. This verse concretely supports the idea
that we can never be perfected by our own acts.

1 Corinthians 15:34    Paul is saying we are to reject the idea of trying
to make our own salvation. Respect that salvation comes not from human
acts but from God.

"GOD remains the Source of all righteousness so that HE defends those
who wisely choose to stand by HIM.  This would include dear friend
Rod
if he chooses a more closer walk with LORD Jesus Christ."

What authority do you have to assess Rod's walk with Christ?

Incorrect  (1 Corinthians 15:34).

This verse has nothing to do with hunger other than to confirm that
no act on our part provides salvation.

"> Is this how you understand salvation?
There is no salvation for those who have unwisely chosen to blaspheme
against the Holy Spirit as you have. "

I fully proclaim and accept the power of the Holy Spirit.
Your written self-determinations of the state of others relationship
with God and declaring folks to be "corporeal demons" are acts which
appear consistent with believing the Holy Spirit is not powerful
enough to work without your help.
To not accept the power of the Holy Spirit is the same as denying the
Holy Spirit's power.  That denial would be blasphemy.  Disagreeing
with you is not blasphemy. You are not God and are not the Holy
Spirit.

"Hunger is wonderful :-)  It's how we know what GOD wants, which is
what is good. "
This is not a statement consistent with scripture.

2 Thessalonians 2:9-11    Dr. Chung, your habit of defining words (i.e.
omer) to fit your ideas rather than the Bible is exactly the type of
deception written of in this passage.  Dr Chung's rudeness and
vindictiveness are also described in this passage.

Here is the entire verse of Luke 6:21:
Blessed are you who hunger now, for you shall be satisfied. Blessed
are you who weep now, for you shall laugh.  Luke 6:21

No one is called upon to weep and be mournful so they might laugh.
Christ does not call upon us to actively pursue hunger to be
satisfied.
Like the other Beatitudes this is an encouragement for those times
when we are wondering why life is difficult.  Jesus does not command
us to be hungry.  HE encourages us that when we face bad times we will
ultimately be blessed if we seek HIS strength to endure.

Your distortion of the verses testifies to your ego.
Dr. Chung, based upon your writings it appears that you have adopted a
self salvation through asceticism.

This is not a path to be tread if you believe faith in Christ is the
only way to salvation.
If you do believe salvation comes through Christ and not works your
own words are in opposition to your beliefs.  As the books of James
and Hebrews warn being a teacher makes you answerable to God those who
follow your teachings.

Stop trying to save yourself and look to the strength and salvation
Christ offers.  It is sufficient.  Salvation is not obtained by our
words and actions. Words and action reflect our beliefs and allow
others to see where our hope lies.  No one knows your heart but God
and you.

Your writings display a desire to be rewarded by God for your self
proclaimed constant state of hunger.
Your writings reflect a belief that Andrew Chung is a messenger for
the Holy Spirit.
Your writings condemning those who disagree with you in the name of
the Holy Spirit reflect your ego not the Bible.

JS