Had to alter your post again Meshak!
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Had to alter your post again Meshak!
Like not helping to clean, "Okinawan Parks for instance?"
Changed it to fit your personality.
Aimiel
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If you mean brewing a spell in a big black kettle: no. If you mean obeying God rather than men: yes. It seems you're as good as Let'sArgue at discernment.
I am not concerned of your judgments.
You are too mean spirited which is not of Jesus.
good day.
Meshak is such a professional at park cleaning that, she even
gives the Pigeons a bath!
Aimiel
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You should be concerned, especially when so many born again Christians are trying to correct you. Also, we're known by our love for the 'brethren' not love for cults. Christians help fellow-Christians but look to try to correct those who are tangled up in cults. If you reject born again Christians out-of-hand all the time, you're in a cult.
You are all in the wide gate.
You should listen to Jesus who says narrow is the gate that leads to life only a few find it.
But alas, your Lord is not Jesus so you keep disregard His warnings.
You must stop obeying those pagan devils meshackles. They still control you.
It is them who have been advising you from the start, filling you with gossip and evil thoughts about Christians, that is their trademark.
Nope-deceit, misdirection on your part, accusing others of not obeying the scripture, not "believing" God, and His promises, which you steal from others, and then, in hypocrisy, spinning why you don't obey every command, and why you don't accept the curses, but accept all of the promises.
How convenient...deceitful.
Since, according to you, all of scripture is written specifically to you/everyone, is about you/everyone, is for your/everyone's obedience, and applies in each dispensation, to you/everyone, here you go:
Matthew 16:20 KJV
Then charged he his disciples that they should tell no man that he was Jesus the Christ.
Obey it. It's to you.
Luke 18:22 KJV
Now when Jesus heard these things, he said unto him, Yet lackest thou one thing: sell all that thou hast, and distribute unto the poor, and thou shalt have treasure in heaven: and come, follow me.
Obey it. It's to you.
Quote:
Mark 1:44 KJV
And saith unto him, See thou say nothing to any man: but go thy way, shew thyself to the priest, and offer for thy cleansing those things which Moses commanded, for a testimony unto them.
Obey it. It's to you.
"God doesn't hold back from ANY of His Promises."-you
And God is not a thief, and the great cosmic Santa Claus, as you deceitfully assert, promising everything, to everyone, you wicked thief, robber, stealing promises made to others, and cowardly, conveniently, dissing the curses.
"I didn't know you were Jewish."-you
Oh, I see-now, all the commands are not directed to you, when it suits you...
Scammer. Charlatan.
rainee
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I have to ask all of y'all to forgive me in advance of what I want to say.
First I'm going to sound like one of those knowitalls again - but only because I am trying to get you to think about what I am saying...
#1. Look at Israel being brought out of Egypt into the Promised Land.
In particular please look at the signs and miracles.
I think when God called Israel out He kick started the thing in a big way, then He gave signs and miracles all along the way.
But when they entered into the promised land all signs stopped. It was left for them and their offspring to remember - and believe.
Please don't beat me but I think John W is right about considering and trying to understand what God said to Paul - My Grace is sufficient for thee.
NO people who live by faith should think that signs are for people who live by faith, imho. Signs are for sight. Sometimes we need evidence I guess and God gives it in some ways, I believe that.
But once God kicks starts with signs and wonders then at some point He sets them up as believing Him, not Him continually proving Himself. At least that is what I think looking at Israel being brought out.
Now believe me, I know we need His love and care. Amen.
But God loved Paul who said himself he came out at the improper time compared to the other apostles.
I have to say something about the face of Moses. It was great it glowed. But as it faded something that was better and would not fade was coming.
Do we need glowing if we have something better? Well forgive me but there ya go.
Now are you going to say I am serving those MADists?
John W gave some great verses a while back and this section is so great and important, imho (here in NASB, sorry John
)
2 Corinthians 12:9-10
I think about that and how counter intuitive it seems... Wouldn't it be better if Paul could have said he had been healed?
Wouldn't that have been a great testimony?
But Paul says no. He would go around in fear and trembling and yet be one of the most powerful believers with the Lord working with and through him that the world had ever seen...
And all so we could be focusing on how great this Grace is - that honestly we hardly understand what it will totally mean. And in the mean time it is the ability to have a relationship with God like Paul did - on our knees.
Of course just as the same covenant that brought Israel out also was with them once in the land - aren't we in the same one that can be seen starting in Matthew - even if signs and wonders do not happen like they did then? So no MADist shouldn't go too far, should they? :nono:
And I do think God is willing for some things to be done or happen - even if we think not. yes.
First I'm going to sound like one of those knowitalls again - but only because I am trying to get you to think about what I am saying...
#1. Look at Israel being brought out of Egypt into the Promised Land.
In particular please look at the signs and miracles.
I think when God called Israel out He kick started the thing in a big way, then He gave signs and miracles all along the way.
But when they entered into the promised land all signs stopped. It was left for them and their offspring to remember - and believe.
Please don't beat me but I think John W is right about considering and trying to understand what God said to Paul - My Grace is sufficient for thee.
NO people who live by faith should think that signs are for people who live by faith, imho. Signs are for sight. Sometimes we need evidence I guess and God gives it in some ways, I believe that.
But once God kicks starts with signs and wonders then at some point He sets them up as believing Him, not Him continually proving Himself. At least that is what I think looking at Israel being brought out.
Now believe me, I know we need His love and care. Amen.
But God loved Paul who said himself he came out at the improper time compared to the other apostles.
I have to say something about the face of Moses. It was great it glowed. But as it faded something that was better and would not fade was coming.
Do we need glowing if we have something better? Well forgive me but there ya go.
Now are you going to say I am serving those MADists?
John W gave some great verses a while back and this section is so great and important, imho (here in NASB, sorry John
)2 Corinthians 12:9-10
I think about that and how counter intuitive it seems... Wouldn't it be better if Paul could have said he had been healed?
Wouldn't that have been a great testimony?
But Paul says no. He would go around in fear and trembling and yet be one of the most powerful believers with the Lord working with and through him that the world had ever seen...
And all so we could be focusing on how great this Grace is - that honestly we hardly understand what it will totally mean. And in the mean time it is the ability to have a relationship with God like Paul did - on our knees.
Of course just as the same covenant that brought Israel out also was with them once in the land - aren't we in the same one that can be seen starting in Matthew - even if signs and wonders do not happen like they did then? So no MADist shouldn't go too far, should they? :nono:
And I do think God is willing for some things to be done or happen - even if we think not. yes.
Thunder's Muse
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When I was (much) younger, a couple of our Youth Leaders decided an act of faith was needed and had a bunch of us locked in a back room and we couldn't leave until we had spoken in tongues. It was horrible.
SaulToPaul 2
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Or give it to saint john "Bud Fox" w ?
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So, I suppose you're not on TOL, to open an IRA, brother?
John Bud F W
SaulToPaul 2
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If I give you $50 to invest, reckon you can get me financially able to move out of Mrs Mendelbright's?
Here at "Dewy, Cheatem, and How," we recommend a "buffalo head facing the other direction coin play," along with taking a position in the upcoming "Floy's Clip Joint" IPO, whose prospects are being bolstered by the addition of a 4th chair.
oatmeal
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Well, some Pentecostals have so badly misused speaking in tongues, for instance, that some have concluded that speaking in tongues is wrong.
The speaking in tongues is right on, but the misbehavior of the people is way off the mark.
But as you pointed out in another thread, just because someone misuses something does mean that that something is wrong, it is the misuser that is in error
What did they think of you though?
It is not trivial thing.
Why do you think all tongue speaking tele evangelists are filthy rich?