Father's perfect will and His allowed will...
This is a two part question:
1. How do you know the difference between Father's perfect will and his allowed will as there is I can see a distinction between the two in Scripture?
An example: marriage - Father's perfect will in Gen 2:24 is that there shouldn't be any divorce, but in Deut 24:1 the "adendum" law is given about divorce. (This is just a quick example and it is a much bigger study.)
2. Which "will" should we strive to keep in our own walk; Father's perfect will and His allowed will?
BIBLE STUDY LESSON 20
SERIES T --- THE ADONAI OF LIFE
YESHUA ASCENDS INTO HEAVEN
From Matthew 28:16-20; Mark 16:15-20; Luke 24:44-53; Acts 1:9-12
The eleven disciples met with Yeshua one day on a mountain which He had chosen. About five hundred of His followers came, but although they worshiped Him, some still doubted that He had risen from the dead. There Yeshua gave His followers this Great Commission, [All authority in heaven and on earth has been given to Me. Therefore, go throughout the nations and make disciples, baptizing them in the Name of the Father, Son and Ruach Kodesh, teaching them to observe all My Commands, and I will be with you always, even to the end of the age. [He who believes and is baptized shall be saved. He who does not believe shall be condemned. Those who become believers shall have the power to cast out demons, speak with new tongues, take up serpents or drink something fatal without harm, and heal the sick.] While Yeshua was with His disciples in Jerusalem, He told them, [Remember what I taught you about Myself in the Law of Moses, the Prophets and the Psalms, and how this must all come true?] Then He opened their minds so that they understood what these Scriptures told about Him. [It is written here that the Moshiach must suffer, die and rise from the dead on the third day. Take this message of salvation to all nations, offering them forgiveness of sins by turning to Me. You yourselves have seen these prophecies come true.] Then Yeshua led His disciples to the Mount of Olives, on the road that led to Bethany. He told them to wait in Jerusalem for Ruach HaKodesh to come. [John the Baptist baptized you with water, but when Ruach HaKodesh comes, you will be baptized in Him,] Yeshua told them. [Will You now restore the kingdom of Israel, freeing it from the Romans?] they asked. [The Father decides those things,] Yeshua replied. [It is not your concern. But you will receive power when Ruach HaKodesh comes upon you, and you will witness concerning Me in Jerusalem, Judea, Samaria and to the ends of the earth.] When Yeshua finished talking with them, and while they watched, He was taken up through the clouds toward heaven. As the disciples watched, two men in white garments told them, [Why are you staring at the sky, men of Galilee? Although Yeshua has gone home to heaven, He will return again someday, just as He went.] Then the disciples left the Mount of Olives, where Yeshua ascended into heaven, and walked across the Kidron Valley to Jerusalem. In an upper room of the house where they stayed, they met together to pray and wait for the coming of Ruach HaKodesh.
COMMENTARY
FOOTSTEPS OF YESHUA: AFTER HE AROSE
After His resurrection, Yeshua did not return immediately to His heavenly Father. For forty days He remained on earth, appearing to His disciples both in Jerusalem and Galilee. The disciples looked eagerly for each appearance. Because He could pass through doors or appear suddenly, they never knew when they might see Him again. They kept their eyes and ears alert for any sign of their risen Adonai. During those weeks, Yeshua appeared many times to His disciples. On the fortieth day, He came to them for the last time. Yeshua led them out of Jerusalem to the Mount of Olives where they witnessed His ascension into heaven. But Yeshua did not leave His disciples alone. He promised them that Ruach HaKodesh would soon come to their aid. Until He returned, Yeshua Commanded them to preach the Gospel to the whole world.
I find it interesting when (or that) people get upset when a religion or a country attacks a group of people or another country. One example: Ukraine. The US is the country fighting most of the war for Ukraine and people think this is ok. Yet, when a religion or another country that they don’t like is doing nothing more than defending themselves, people have a fit. These same people that are having a fit will refuse to talk about the crimes against mankind that the Christian religion has committed since the religion was invented about 1600 years ago. Or the crimes that the sons of Japeth have been committing and are still committing to this day against the Palestinian people who are actually more Shemetic than the sons of Japeth who are not Shemetic at all. As a matter-of-fact, Messiah referred to them as the “sons of Satan” and the “congregation of Satan,” because they are in fact not Yahuḏim but liars. They have hijacked the Hebrew laws and culture. The mainstream messianic teachers are responsible for leading people astray by teaching and practicing syncretism. A perfect example is by mixing the things of the pagan Christian religion, as well as the pagan practices of the sons of Japeth, with the things of The Most High. Judaism, which is based on the Talmud and the Kabbalah, have nothing to do with the things of The Most High. This is another perfect example of “the blind leading the blind.” Unless they repent, there will be some serious evil consequences that these teachers will face on Judgement Day. Those countries and religions that were responsible for aiding the sons of Japeth in stealing the land of the people of The Most High in 1948 will be dealt with; they will not escape judgement.
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Sholiach Moshe Yoseph Koniuchowsky
fer, justification which He did at His perfect finished work.
So nothing is the same as it was originally designed. Once we start with that premise, His perfect will is a mere synonym for what He wants us to do, in that fallen state, awaiting kingdom immortality, when His perfect will will be restored to His elect. His perfect will ultimately will be for perfected beings.
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Joshua Myers
However, I don't see two wills. I see one will. The exceptions made, like divorce as you point out, are there for a reason. Even YHWH divorces his bride. To say that divorce isn't part of YHWH's perfect will and then have YHWH Himself divorce is to say YHWH isn't perfect.
Again using divorce as the example: should you keep divorce in mind as "an out" in your marriage? No! That's the whole point of what Yeshua was talking about. We shouldn't be looking for the outs, we should be looking to do everything we can to keep that marriage going. YHWH even kept His bride while they were committing adultery. It wasn't until later that He divorced part of the bride (House of Israel), but kept the other part (House of Judah) and stated they were way worse.
Following Torah is all about your heart. Everything should be done with a heart of wanting to please God. When we are striving for that, we see the exceptions and know they are there, but it isn't something that we look to as "okay I can do this", but there for when we struggle. Or in some cases like 2nd Passover and the "being on a journey", guesses on what that could mean and why it is there.
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