I don't know why you speak this way.
You can offer your thoughts, comments and suggestions in the thread :idea: or you can be a troll (Eph 4:14). :troll:
I don't know why you speak this way.
No. My thoughts are not going to help you. What you need is the truth.You can offer your thoughts, comments and suggestions in the thread :idea: or you can be a troll (Eph 4:14). :troll:
[What you need is the truth. Matthew 5:17-20 NASB]
I have trouble seeing your post. I do not know what you are posting. Have you read and understood the scriptures? Have you read the Law and the Prophets?:yawn: Let the reader decide (Eph 4:14). each:
"II. THE KINGDOM AND THE LAW (5:17–20)
A. The Redeemer and the law (5:17–18): Christ did not come to abolish the law but to fulfill it.
B. The redeemed and the law (5:19): Those who obey and teach God’s laws will be great in the Kingdom of Heaven.
C. The religious leaders and the law (5:20): People like the godless Pharisees, who do not obey the law, will not enter into the Kingdom." Willmington, H. L. (1999). The Outline Bible (Mt 5:14–20). Wheaton, IL: Tyndale House Publishers.
:yawn: This thread is not about me (Eph 4:14). This thread is about the false teaching of the Roman Catholic Church. linger:Have you read and understood the scriptures? Have you read the Law and the Prophets?
[Matthew 5:17-20 NASB]
I encourage you to read the Law and the Prophets."Mt 5:17–20 The Son of God and the law of God. Christ’s purpose was not to abolish the law but to fulfill it. The law would outlast heaven and earth. Every command, even what the KJV refers to as the “jots” and “tittles” (smallest letters and least strokes of a pen) are therefore significant. Christ’s disciples must be more righteous than even the Pharisees—a standard that cannot be met apart from his work on our behalf (see Rom. 3:21–22)." Willmington, H. L. (1997). Willmington’s Bible handbook (p. 527). Wheaton, IL: Tyndale House Publishers.
:yawn: I'm not an optometrist. :juggle:I have trouble seeing your post.
I do not know what you are posting.
:yawn: That's nice. Eph 4:14, Jas 3:1 :freak:I encourage you to read the Law and the Prophets.
If you post text I can see the text that you post. Anything beyond this is difficult to see. As with your signature as well.:yawn: I'm not an optometrist. :juggle:
Ro 11:8
:yawn: That's nice. Eph 4:14, Jas 3:1 :freak:
If you post text I can see the text that you post. Anything beyond this is difficult to see. As with your signature as well.
I did not say that you are.:yawn: I'm not a computer tech (Eph 4:14).
I did not say that you are.
Why the Yawn? I cannot respond to the verse when you do this. I have already said I need to see text so that I am responding to what you say.:yawn: Pr 26:4
...I need to see text so that I am responding to what you say.
I did not say that you are.:yawn: I'm not a computer tech. :juggle: Pr 26:5
I did not say that you are.
I don't know what you are telling me. I feel that you are insulting me with a yawn. I don't know your reason for putting that there. It is difficult to read the verse you posted without understanding that you put a yawn there and that I don't know what it is there for. Did you mean to insult me? What do you mean? Otherwise I am moving on.:yawn: Pr 26:4
I don't know what you are telling me...
Jacob, you're too sensitive and inquisitive. You're all over the placeI don't know what you are telling me. I feel that you are insulting me with a yawn. I don't know your reason for putting that there. It is difficult to read the verse you posted without understanding that you put a yawn there and that I don't know what it is there for. Did you mean to insult me? What do you mean? Otherwise I am moving on.