Conscience/sub-conscience

 

The son's of light are the son's of conscience, the most profound debates transpire in the inner most chamber of the soul,

in that elaborate convocation a third party (YHWH) in collaboration, fellowship, affinity...the one and only cast an impartial verdict in that conflict.

 In Romans 2:14, 15 we read: “For whenever people of the nations that do not have law do by nature the things of the law, these people, although not having law, are a law to themselves. They are the very ones who demonstrate the matter of the law to be written in their hearts, while their conscience is bearing witness with them and, between their own thoughts, they are being accused or even excused.

  Conscience must be enlightened; if not, it can mislead. It is an unsafe guide if it has not been trained in right standards, according to the truth. Its development can be wrongly influenced by local environment, customs, worship, and habits. It might judge matters as being right or wrong by these incorrect standards or values.

 Only a conscience properly trained by God’s Word can correctly assess and set matters of life thoroughly straight.

 A Christian must constantly strive for an honest conscience in all things. (Heb 13:18) When Paul stated: “I am exercising myself continually to have a consciousness of committing no offense against God and men” (Ac 24:16), he meant that he continually steered and corrected his course of life according to God’s Word and Christ’s teachings, for he knew that in the final analysis God, and not his own conscience, would be his ultimate judge. (1Co 4:4) Following a Bible-trained conscience may result in persecution, but Peter comfortingly counsels: “For if someone, because of conscience toward God, bears up under grievous things and suffers unjustly, this is an agreeable thing.” (1Pe 2:19) A Christian must “hold a good conscience” in the face of opposition.​—1Pe 3:16.

  The conscience can be so abused that it no longer is clean and sensitive. When that happens it cannot sound out warnings or give safe guidance. (Tit 1:15) Man’s conduct is  then controlled by fear of exposure and punishment rather than by a good conscience. (Rom 13:5) Paul’s reference to a conscience that is marked as with a branding iron indicates that it would be like seared flesh that is covered over with scar tissue and void of nerve endings and, therefore, without sense of feeling. (1Ti 4:2) Persons with such a conscience cannot sense right or wrong. They do not appreciate the freedom God grants them and, rebelling, become slaves to a bad conscience. It is easy to defile one’s conscience. A Christian’s aim should be as shown in Acts 23:1: “Brothers, I have behaved before God with a perfectly clear conscience down to this day.”

So being that the conscience is a Divine implant, I wrestle with the outer-layers that are not much different then the sub-conscience which are the subtle contraptions and accumulations of focal unawareness. This is where a lot of deviations are implemented through the many fields of psychology.

And I will say this at the sub-conscience level, (Satan, devil, resistor, counterfeit, the so-called angle of light) made use through manipulations, suggestions and by other means a good conscience to become insensible and by-passing those Divine implants...if allowed !

 

 

Published on

6/4/25 12:49 AM