BATTLE TALK ~ Battle Royale V - Paul DeYonghe vs. famousGandalf7
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Pilgrimagain
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I told them I voted for Paul and the next thing I knew, the Spanish inquisition burst into the room....
"Noooobody expects the Spanish inquisition!"
"Noooobody expects the Spanish inquisition!"
Brother Vinny
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I have to ask themuzicman:
Were those guns big enough for ya?
(If not, I really will call in Dee Dee!)
Were those guns big enough for ya?
(If not, I really will call in Dee Dee!)
Just read Paul's last post.
Very good!
Very good!
Brother Vinny
Active member
Thanks, Knight!
Can I now ask that my salary be doubled?
Can I now ask that my salary be doubled?
Credit where credit is due.
Credit where credit is due.
Simply because I feel I must, I will mention that Paul DeYonghe should give credit to the original songsters who coined some similar lyrics to your little rap-ditty. Though not a direct quote, that credit is due to the guys who first brought this stuff to light via music, the Heavy Metal Christian band called 'Tourniquet.
I am certain you will like what you see when you read this following selection of lyrics from their song called 'A Dog's Breakfast' located on the album entitled 'Psycho Surgery (1991)
carry on brother, you can win this thing!!!
truthman
Credit where credit is due.
Simply because I feel I must, I will mention that Paul DeYonghe should give credit to the original songsters who coined some similar lyrics to your little rap-ditty. Though not a direct quote, that credit is due to the guys who first brought this stuff to light via music, the Heavy Metal Christian band called 'Tourniquet.
I am certain you will like what you see when you read this following selection of lyrics from their song called 'A Dog's Breakfast' located on the album entitled 'Psycho Surgery (1991)
carry on brother, you can win this thing!!!
truthman
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Yxboom
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can??? With 29 votes to 2...I think the consensus is in.
Brother Vinny
Active member
Re: Credit where credit is due.
Re: Credit where credit is due.
Although I've heard of Tourniquet, I've never heard their music before. I'll have to check them out.
My rap, though, was (for better of for worse) my own.
Re: Credit where credit is due.
Although I've heard of Tourniquet, I've never heard their music before. I'll have to check them out.
My rap, though, was (for better of for worse) my own.
Brother Vinny
Active member
That's pretty cool. Wish I'd heard the song way-back-when!
:thumb:
Brother Vinny
Active member
Two Rounds Left!
Two Rounds Left!
I think it's about time to call in that favor from Dee Dee. . . .
Two Rounds Left!
I think it's about time to call in that favor from Dee Dee. . . .
Huldrych
New member
Online Prophesying?
Online Prophesying?
Trying to prophesy, I'm pretty sure of it. I think FG7 has gotten a little miffed over PD's views on physical miracles. (All I have to say over that matter, for whatever it is worth, is this: if you don't believe in them, chances are, you won't see them--Mt. 13:58).
However, I find something rather hokey about posting a word of prophecy online, especially in the middle of a debate like this. Now, a truly inspired word is one thing (and I believe the gift is fully functional today), but you must be careful not to too quickly ascribe words borne out of your own tensions and frustrations as being from the anointing.
I may be totally wrong, and I trust the Lord will be faithful to correct me if I am, but here is what I see in FG's last post: the words sounded right, but I think the heart was off. It looks very much like FG7 is trying to use his gift as a means to "one up" PD in the debate (a debate which, in the eternal view of things, is not really that important). If that's the case, then the gift is being abused.
This isn't an attempt at character assassination, bro's, and I'm not trying to discourage anyone who moves in prophecy (as a matter of fact, I think the church in general needs to hear it more), just take it as an admonition to be careful, and speak in the right time, right place, and in the right heart.
Friede,
jth
Online Prophesying?
Trying to prophesy, I'm pretty sure of it. I think FG7 has gotten a little miffed over PD's views on physical miracles. (All I have to say over that matter, for whatever it is worth, is this: if you don't believe in them, chances are, you won't see them--Mt. 13:58).
However, I find something rather hokey about posting a word of prophecy online, especially in the middle of a debate like this. Now, a truly inspired word is one thing (and I believe the gift is fully functional today), but you must be careful not to too quickly ascribe words borne out of your own tensions and frustrations as being from the anointing.
I may be totally wrong, and I trust the Lord will be faithful to correct me if I am, but here is what I see in FG's last post: the words sounded right, but I think the heart was off. It looks very much like FG7 is trying to use his gift as a means to "one up" PD in the debate (a debate which, in the eternal view of things, is not really that important). If that's the case, then the gift is being abused.
This isn't an attempt at character assassination, bro's, and I'm not trying to discourage anyone who moves in prophecy (as a matter of fact, I think the church in general needs to hear it more), just take it as an admonition to be careful, and speak in the right time, right place, and in the right heart.
Friede,
jth
bill betzler
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I agree Huldrych. I come away from the prophecy thinking that the truths that he wants unveiled are his accepted theology. I doubt that the prayer is for himself, that prayer where we are open to understanding our own errors so that we might repent.
Besides this, the prophecy contradicts Jesus' statement that he is not come to bring peace, but a sword. Family member against family member.
And I agree with Paul De that this is a life of suffering. Hence, "pick up your cross and follow me"; and the many other verses that Paul referenced.
I have seen Benny Hinn twice and cannot say enough bad things about him. Some of the other people I have heard their names but know nothing of them.
Paul De, you are doing a good job.
You know the prophecy is the trump card for these people, it keeps them in line as church members. Who can refute these prophecies when they come from a bully in the pulpit? Hence the admonition, "be wise as serpents."
Besides this, the prophecy contradicts Jesus' statement that he is not come to bring peace, but a sword. Family member against family member.
And I agree with Paul De that this is a life of suffering. Hence, "pick up your cross and follow me"; and the many other verses that Paul referenced.
I have seen Benny Hinn twice and cannot say enough bad things about him. Some of the other people I have heard their names but know nothing of them.
Paul De, you are doing a good job.
You know the prophecy is the trump card for these people, it keeps them in line as church members. Who can refute these prophecies when they come from a bully in the pulpit? Hence the admonition, "be wise as serpents."
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