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The "greater works" of Christ relates to the deeper submission and fiery intensity of our passion for His heart and purpose! It's NOT a greater demonstration of miracles, signs or wonders "only", which in the wrong context will lead people to a greater dependence upon us! Jesus said, "greater works than these he will do, because I go to My Father"; but the proper context is sandwiched by Christ revealing that: a) He is The Way, The Truth, and The Life; b) answered prayer comes from praying in His name, and representing all that "He is"; and c) His departure was required in order for the Helper or Holy Spirit to be present with us in a representation to the world, which includes demonstrations of power that lead others back to Him, through the redemptive plan that reconciles the lost back to God, not us! If the ascendancy of Christianity in the earth does not hold Christ as the chief priority and place Him in His rightful position in heart...

The idea that there are no exemptions in redemption by Christ's blood is  based on the belief that redemption is available to everyone, regardless of their sins or how society may view them .   Here are some Bible verses that support this idea:   Ephesians 1:7-10 —  This verse states that redemption is available through Christ's blood, which paid the penalty for sin and resulted in forgiveness and pardon.   1 Peter 1:18-19 —  This verse states that people have been redeemed with Christ's precious blood.   1 John 1:7 and Revelation 1:5 —  These verses state that people have been cleansed an d washed from their sins by Christ's blood.   Hebrews 9:27-28 —  This verse states that Christ was sacrificed once and died once for the sins of mankind. There are no exemptions in redemption,  and this truth destroys the Galatianism and legalistic ramblings of philosophical extremist and fundamentalist, who attempt to add to the Finished Work of...