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News Item10/31/10 6:00 PM
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Cbcpreacher,
I've gone off topic that was relative to an editor's civil responsibility. I believe that was where you entered the dialog.

I don't believe God sees France and England from the same perspective but more like Israel and Judah. Both nations had a suffering remnant, but only one was a Christian nation in constitution. Our nation is deist in constitution, with a suffering remnant of true Christians, similar to France historically.

Though only the Father knows, I don't believe Christ's return is eminent because there is unfulfilled prophecy. He is not done with Israel, as a nation though in the days to come it may appear that He is. see Hosea 2 and Romans 11. I believe in separation of Church & State because their jobs are different, and that no nation has ever been a Christian nation unless Jesus Christ is declared to be Lord in their constitution. See Daniel 4:34-37 for a heathen king that understood God's essential dominion. Jesus Christ IS Lord and the now ascended Prince of the kings of the earth, this I know by faith in the Scripture for it is written. Psalm 2


News Item10/28/10 2:04 PM
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Cbcpreacher wrote:
Therefore, I agree with Jesus still when He said, "My kingdom is not of this world". That would be why I made the statements that I did.
Cbcpreacher,
Just to clarify, when I said Protestant I could have replaced that with Reformed in doctrine and worship.
I will comment on the above because I have meditated on this text as well. I believe the Lord meant, as he said in his high priestly prayer, regarding his disciples that his kingdom is still in the world but not of it. I am a historic post-millenialist. It would be just if God was done with our nation but because he is not done with his elect or his visible church it is hard to understand what God might determine.
Do you have sermons on this sight?

News Item10/21/10 5:07 PM
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If Creation is a foundational teaching that makes all men subject to and dependent on God as creatures. And if man's fall into sin made him dependent on the veracity of God's word Genesis 3:15 and a promised Redeemer. Then heresies that deny the biblical account of Creation supports humanism either directly or indirectly. Romans 1 warns of the consequences to a society when the creature is worshiped and served rather than the Creator. Then it would seem that each man and woman in their place, calling and station are accountable to God for the truth they have been given, and even more so when it is given and believed.

News Item10/21/10 4:29 PM
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Cbcpreacher wrote:
Hope,
I am assuming that you come from a dominion theology perspective.

Cbcpreacher I am not what was referred to as a Re-constructionist in my day. I am assuming that is what you mean by dominion theology. I will say that God has used some of their number to correct what I believe is an errant understanding in the visible professing church. For it is as authoritative as the New, our God is Immutable.

I agree with you that to whom much is given much is required. You may believe that means revival? I do not believe it safe to have revival without reformation. There is a mutual dependence of Church and State without it serious consequences will arise in the lives of the apple of God's eye, His people. I am Protestant in doctrine,and worship; Presbyterian in discipline and government best defined by the Free Church of Scotland's edition of the Westminster Confession of Faith.


News Item10/19/10 12:43 PM
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Cbcpreacher wrote:
Why do we expect any less from this newspaper or any other secular media in America?

CbcPreacher I believe your first statement on the topic above is related to the rest of the post. A house divided against itself cannot stand. That is true of the visible church and a nation when it combines error and truth when those truths have already been attained but lost by sin from generation to generation.

The proper understanding of Christ's Mediatorial Dominion has already been attained. I read this on the Lord's Day The Lord Jesus Christ has an essential dominion as a member of the adorable Trinity Rom. 9:5 over all Creation and a donative dominion as the Redeemer and Mediator of his Church given Him by the Father and administered by the Spirit's power on behalf of her Head the Lord Jesus Christ.

A Christian nation cannot have a secular media, a secular state will not long have a Christian Church, this has been proven historically, and repeats itself. It would seem to me it is the ministry and the congregation of the true religion who are instructed in the old paths that are even now being called to faithfulness at a dear price. see 1 Kings 22:24-28 Rev.11:3-4


News Item10/15/10 5:35 PM
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Jessica Dawson wrote:
Acts 19:37 For you have brought these men here who are neither robbers of temples nor blasphemers of your goddess.

Regarding the cartoon I do not believe it was the issue I was addressing. I was responding to your statement about editors rights and responsibilities in light of all of Scripture. All men and women of every vocation have the right and responsibility to obey God who reveals Himself in His Word. He is an Immutable God and therefore he does not change. I'll use your text for my point.

Demetrius was a tradesman, he was upset with Paul because of what he was teaching, see Acts 17:24-25; 19:26 It was going to affect his livelihood. Acts 19:24 He made no small gain. At that time, God's word had grown mightily and prevailed Acts 19:20. That was what was upsetting Demetrius. Paul was speaking the truth in love yet he did not fail to address idolatry and the worship of gods who were no gods at all. This came across clearly in Acts 17. He spoke in a manner so as not to offend for offense sake but he did not withhold truth that might be offensive. Jesus Christ to some is a stone of stumbling and a rock of offense.


News Item10/14/10 6:46 PM
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Jessica Dawson wrote:
The editors have the right to edit, it's their job. ... It's their money, their business.
I thought your post sounded reasonable, but I did not think it was biblical. I had to ask myself why not? "Let no man seek his own, but every man another's wealth." It would seem to me that every editor is duty bound before a holy God to speak the truth in love. But so few in every nation know it themselves or the God who is Love? But when the Church is the picture of Ephesians.4 teaching believers how to apply both the Old and New Testament Scriptures to their vocations and when necessary dealing with public scandals among her members, when Biblical Church discipline is being exercised with the keys given them by Christ because true biblical Church governors under one Government reflective of Ephes.4 then in that day, the local congregations will reflect Romans 12 and fulfill Rev. 11:11 by being faithful to their covenants. Then in due time the civil sphere will acknowledge it is their duty to kiss the Son lest he be angry and they perish in the way once his wrath begin to burn. Then they will protect the true religion and all their subjects, by punishing evil doers and rewarding the righteous. Isaiah 49:22-24

News Item10/2/10 9:06 PM
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I always consider the source of any article. Most media sources have a strong bias and a particular strain of unbelief peculiar to them. That must be taken into consideration. Can the darkness of this world and spiritual wickedness in high places give accurate information? They give data to be compared to Scripture and make sincere believers cling to the Word of God and the historical testimony of the true reformed religion.

News Item10/2/10 8:42 PM
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Neil wrote:
I cannot see how it answers my concern that, notwithstanding their otherwise sound beliefs, the societies I mentioned may have been inconsistent & naive in granting civil magistrates the authority to ordain what young people should be taught.

Neil, I'm sorry but I don't understand. The 'societies' you mentioned? If 'they' were not what I did responded to as having differences so that there is not a single answer to your question as to their (plural) reasoning. I could possibly speak to only one on the list I'm supposing you are referring to. That would be from my own historic vantage point knowing theirs only historically and Scripturally but not actually.

I have always loved history, but in my later years I have become very selective as to my historians. I am also careful as to how I answer someone when I do not understand what they are asking or why.


News Item10/1/10 1:05 PM
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Alarm bells wrote:
Hope
Are you a Theonomist?
If you are asking me if I believe that God has a right to set the moral standard for his creation/creatures, then, I know none with more right. If you are asking if I believe that Jesus Christ is the Prophet, Priest, and King of his spiritual kingdom on earth, then see: John 1:18; 1 Peter 1:10-12; John 15:15; John 20:31 Heb. 9:14; Heb.2:17; Heb.7:24-25

News Item9/30/10 8:45 PM
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Neil wrote:
organized Christianity has long supported compulsory state education (e.g. Martin Luther, the New England Puritans, the Scottish Kirk, et al.),

Neil,there is a difference between Luther's Germany, England's divided Puritans and Scotland's visionary biblical accuracy. The United States is another story altogether. Your statement is too broad.

The theory that man is basically good is not what made the Scottish Church swear the National and Solemn League and Covenant nor some few of England's Puritans. It was an accurate biblical view of prophetic Scripture and a comprehensive understanding of the Old and New Testament Scripture.

These men believed that the Spirit of God was uniting the Church in one doctrine, worship, discipline and government, and securing in positions of civil authority men who feared God and trembled at his word. Things would have had a very different outcome if the nations who vowed to Almighty God vowed and paid, or if their posterity applied it to their national situation. Some did and do see Rev.11

History marches on. What was accomplished was the Westminster Confession of Faith and the other documents in the Free Presbyterian Publisher's Edition of the Confession.
That understood is the next step.


News Item9/30/10 5:47 PM
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In 1984 the stigma for home schooling existed not only among the community at large but in the visible church. I remember having difficulty getting Christian Curriculum companies to sell me material, they told me to send my child to a Christian School.

There was both good and concerning information in the article. It is good if sincere parents are not obstructed from their God-given responsibility to make parental judgments for their charge, but if that means becoming 'mainstream' or politically but not biblically correct, beware.


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After listening to the audio tape in the article Rev.12:15-16 came to mind. "And the serpent cast out of his mouth water as a flood after the woman, that he might cause her to be carried away of the flood. And the earth helped the woman, and the earth opened her mouth and swallowed up the flood which the dragon cast out of his mouth."
Rev.11:2 Describes the church of the earth. Rev 11:1 and 12:1-2 the historic church of Jesus Christ, referred to as the church in heaven many times in this book, because they are its members by grace through faith. see Ephesians. 1:3 at least that is what I believe with the help of James Durham and the Spirit of God.

News Item9/28/10 10:09 AM
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If the military in any nation is for defense; then, as a Christian, I believe that a war must be just. I do not believe our nation is qualified according to Scripture for a just war. It does not qualify to fight a just war, related to the American Revolution and its fruits. The constitution tore down the carved work of our Reformation and attempted to undo all that our brethren in the British Isles achieved by its denial of Christ. It has for many years rewarded evil for good to Christ's little flock and leaves evil doers unpunished. Necessity requires political dissent if one is to be faithful to Christ.

It would be disastrous for this nation to remove those who drink up the flood of error Satan has spewed, but it would be a mercy to the individuals if God separatred them from unlawful vows and wicked men.


News Item9/28/10 9:26 AM
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PmD wrote:
why waste energies on these feeble things--------let a man examine himself-----sin is sin-------
I do not think it is a feeble thing or lacking energy to pray, and I believe 'Blessings' comments were in regards to previous posts and I thought it kind.

Although I believe the hymn based on Scripture can be used to give comfort, I prefer the Psalms of David in Meter for lifting my fainting Spirit.

Why am I fainting or any Christian for that matter? It's a war. We are weak and Christ alone is strong. Though He sends none a warfaring on their own charges he at times sends other soldiers to help. That was the point of the posts.

I have examined myself for sin for nearly 6 years since my son's head injury of second table offenses. Then reading A Cloud of Witnesses, The Act Declaration and Testimony, and Auchensaugh Renovation of 1712; I realized I had cause to repent of sins against God and take hold of Christ in an everlasting covenant not to be broken. I was ignorant of many things. Christ alone is all sufficient, He is wisdom itself. I suggest your reading of these to assist your self examination in the light of Scripture. I will pray for you as I pray for your nation and thank God for the opportunity.


News Item9/27/10 9:41 AM
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Jessica Dawson wrote:
"Immorality Defiles the Church"
[URL=http://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=1%20Corinthians%205:1-12&version=NKJV]]]1 Corinthians 5:1-12[/URL]
For what have I to do with judging those also who are outside? Do you not judge those who are inside? ~

I need all the help and prayers I can get from true Bible believing Christians! Hint hint....
Jessica,

Just wanted you to know I am praying for you. I understood what you were saying because I was thinking the same thing. I found your post comforting because a second witness to my spirit. My son 20 year old son experienced a head injury some years ago now and the Lord has used it as much in my life, as he did in his. It was the hastening of the life time process of sanctification as my salvation is nearer than when I first believed. I'll continue to pray for you and I'd appreciate yours that I would be stronger in the Lord.


News Item9/1/10 1:44 PM
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I viewed this a number of times. It was reasonable and possibly true, but after showing it to my family I wondered as to its source, because I believed it contrary to the revelatory scriptures of prophecy. To my surprise it was a Catholic website and so needed to be understood from that vantage point. I needed to consider their agenda in promoting it as well as that of the the biased Washington Post. The apostle John in Rev. 19:10 when he was overwhelmed by what he saw, had fallen down at the angels feet to worship him and the angel said "See that ye do it not: for I am thy fellow servant, and of thy brethren that have the testimony of Jesus: worship God: for the testimony of Jesus is the spirit of prophecy. Beware!

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"On January 8, 1956 five young missionaries landed on a small beach on the Curaray River in the jungles of Ecuador. Their names were Nate Saint, Ed McCully, Pete Fleming, Jim Elliot and Roger

Youderian. This was to be their second contact with the warlike Auca Indians. The first had been made two days earlier, and the Aucas had been cautious but friendly.

This time, however, the savage Aucas attacked the Missionaries without warning. All five were killed, and their plane destroyed. News of the slayings shocked the world, but caused Christians to earnestly pray for this needy tribe and for the other missionaries who now took up the task of reaching them.

Other missionaries, including the widows of some of the five men who died, did reach the Aucas. Gradually, they realized that the white men had come to help them, and began to listen to the gospel (good news) of God’s love.

Since then the majority of this Auca tribe has turned to Christ, including five of the men who killed the missionaries. Two of these former killers now minister the gospel to their tribe. On one day they baptized two of Nate Saint’s children in the Curaray River–at the very place where they had slain the missionaries 10 years earlier!

God has a purpose in all that He allows!" (Romans 8:28)


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I would love to get this for my pastor who is seeking to redefine "living successfully" within our church fellowship.

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this is the ONLY sermon I could find on domestic violence. And now, the claim is that 1 out of every 4 American women is affected? I recommend all pastors get educated on this spiritual problem. We as the church should be the leaders in prayerfully helping the abused to find peace and safety. Too often, we reject the victims while supporting and enabling the violent to keep on abusing. You may not think this is a problem in your church.........................my pastor and fellow church members didn't either.
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