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6/16/13 1:56 PM |
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Lurker wrote: I have read it many times. For the record, Deut 29-30 is what is known as the song of Moses mentioned in Revelation 15 1-4. It lays out the terms of the everlasting covenant God made with Abraham which Israel eventually broke and later God broke to establish a better new covenant with better promises.... eternal life. Paul called it the law of faith. You are reading Deut 30:1-10 chronologically which suits your presupposition but won't work. Here's why. Deut 30:1-5 is chronological and explains what God proposed to do to redeem His people. {ahem} 29-30? You mean Deuteronomy 32? Right? - but I have heard some argue that Exodus 15 is the Song of Moses sang in Revelation |
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6/15/13 9:56 AM |
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Christopher000 wrote: I just remembered that even SteveR said he would like to see you move on from the Roman system. Just so I don't have to endure the broken record again...it's not about going to a specific church in order to be saved...not one person has ever said that. For the 3, 874, 362, 947th time, it is about attending a church that believes in and teaches from the Bible alone, without adding heretical, manmade traditions, without subtracting teachings/doctrines that they feel their traditions or Papal decrees supercede, and without the blasphemous, unbiblical, abominable, manmade rituals. Not about what church one attends, but rather about a church that is inline with very clear doctrine...teaching it, preaching it, living it. Good Morning Chris, Just a hunch and reading in between the lines, I think JYs RC Church might have a better selection of eligible young ladies than the Evangelical one in the other town. That might be the reason his sticking around . |
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6/14/13 2:02 PM |
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Unprofitable Servant wrote: Hey Steve, just a fyi, jpw is a lady, although been through this before, from her post,"Dolores, I'm a gal like you." I apologize for any confusion. The 'he' in my reply to jpw was in reference to the husband of Dolores, who I understand from the earlier post from Dolores is not a Christian. |
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6/14/13 11:43 AM |
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jpw wrote: I've had many friends whose husbands were not believers. He needs your prayers, Dolores I feel jpw offered some fine advice, he does need your prayer. However he also needs your good conversation as a Godly woman. 1 Peter 3:1 Likewise, ye wives, be in subjection to your own husbands; that, if any obey not the word, they also may without the word be won by the conversation of the wives; 1 Peter 3:2 While they behold your chaste conversation coupled with fear. 1 Peter 3:3 Whose adorning let it not be that outward adorning of plaiting the hair, and of wearing of gold, or of putting on of apparel; 1 Peter 3:4 But let it be the hidden man of the heart, in that which is not corruptible, even the ornament of a meek and quiet spirit, which is in the sight of God of great price. 1 Peter 3:5 For after this manner in the old time the holy women also, who trusted in God, adorned themselves, being in subjection unto their own husbands: 1 Peter 3:6 Even as Sara obeyed Abraham, calling him lord: whose daughters ye are, as long as ye do well, and are not afraid with any amazement. |
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6/13/13 12:03 PM |
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Michael Hranek wrote: SteveR At the expense of the kids??? Excuse me but if the BSA or any other organization or cherished religion is guilty of abusing or putting into danger children they are the ones guilty. The SBC may indeed be guilty of its own 'missdeeds' but it would be dishonest to blame them for parting company with the BSA any more than if would be to blame the victims of rc priest abuse (or any other denomination's abuse for that matter) for daring to raise protest against it and part company with them over it. And in case of actual abuse of children for turning the matter over to the police and courts to be dealt with appropriately by law. AGAIN Don't blame the very imperfect SBC for what is wrong with the BSA or criticize if they part company with them, blame the BSA. Im not buying it because the BSA already allowed Mormons, Atheists, Hindus, Muslims etc kids and leaders into their programs and the SBC welcomed them. |
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6/13/13 10:37 AM |
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Michael Hranek wrote: SteveR Welcoming sinners to attend services where the Truth, where the Gospel of Christ is preached whether or not they be atheists, muslims, mormons, roman catholics, boy scouts, homosexuals, or serial killers (ex. abortionists, and the politicans and movers behind the murder of pre-born babies) is one thing. Providing them with facilities to carry on their activities is an entirely different thing again. Neither the SBC nor any other church that would be faithful to Christ ought to provide, abortionists, homosexuals, muslims, mormons, roman catholic priests, ungodly politicans any pulpit nor opportunity to speak let alone promote their causes, agendas and false teachings, or anything else to aid and abet them in their sin and the promotion of it. PERIOD. thank you very much just saying To me it looks like the same old political sanctimonious double standard played before, but now at the expense of kids. I would guess the BSA has better overall values compared to some other organizations that use SBC facilities. |
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6/12/13 3:30 PM |
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Christopher000 wrote: Thanks Steve...can't believe that there is another "Christian" group doing this, and under the Baptist name. Truth is that I really don't care for labels anymore because there is so much junk within each one. I also don't care for them because they tend to make people narrowminded, doctrinally, and in other ways. As for the Satanic cult thing, I think you misunderstood. On a totally seperate matter, there was an Italian priest who wrote books, went on the airwaves, etc, exposing different nefarious things going on within the Vatican. One of the things he would speak about was the rampant homosexuality, another was that he said there was a secret Satanic cult within Vatican walls. Man I wish I could remember his name...Father something. Chris, I understand how their error sickens you, as it does me. The Vatican(St Peters?) even has a necropolis with artwork showing Helios as a 'christ.' To different levels, there are liars in all the denominations many near the top. All Im saying is lets not throw the baby out with the bath water.There are Christians in the RCC, they do preach the Gospel, and the Bishop of Rome does have legitimate Christian authority and will answer for what he does |
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6/12/13 3:02 PM |
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Jim Lincoln wrote: So, SteveR, "Two wrongs make a right," huh? Christopher considered the RCC gay lobby evidence the entire RCC was satanic, to which I responded that his favored denomination has a similar lobby. Only you would consider that making a 'right.'But one criticism of yours is very accurate, the RCC heirarchy facilitates homosexual behaviour by ignoring Scripture. IMO- they use it as power over their Priesthood to keep them in line 1 Timothy 4:1 Now the Spirit speaketh expressly, that in the latter times some shall depart from the faith, giving heed to seducing spirits, and doctrines of devils; 1 Timothy 4:2 Speaking lies in hypocrisy; having their conscience seared with a hot iron; 1 Timothy 4:3 Forbidding to marry, and commanding to abstain from meats, which God hath created to be received with thanksgiving of them which believe and know the truth. |
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6/12/13 11:58 AM |
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Christopher000 wrote: Gey outta here...are you kidding me? I have always heard about the various conspiracy theories, but figured they , well, didn't know what to believe. I wonder what else is really true now such as the Satanic cult within the Vatican written and spoken of by an old priest (forget his name). I am beginning to wonder how long this Pope will be keeping his job, or even remain on planet Earth. Very short article... From rainbowbaptists.org"Rainbow Baptists is a website providing support, information and advocacy for gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender and queer identified Baptists, their family and friends. Rainbow Baptists is an outreach ministry of The Association of Welcoming & Affirming Baptists (AWAB). Please check out Rainbow Baptists and the official AWAB website, www.wabaptists.org. In addition to onsite information we have links to other LGBT Christian related websites; search engines, news sites, and more. We hope Rainbow Baptists and the official AWAB site can be your starting places for Christian gay and lesbian related information. " |
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6/12/13 10:31 AM |
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John for JESUS wrote: SteveR... I agree with you, but then how can faith in Christ ever be called a work of the law which is meritorious for salvation then? It wasn't even part of the law. It isn't possible to earn salvation by faith. The term 'work' is confusing. Work is a term used of the flesh. True faith is a fruit of the Spirit. (In the Reformed tradition)Its more accurate to say that the sinner is DEAD(spiritually), he/she cant have faith until quickened by the Holy Ghost. Just as you didnt ask your biological father to give you life, you dont ask your Heavenly Father for eternal life. |
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6/12/13 8:24 AM |
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Barry from KY. wrote: Bible reading has been in decline for years. I know of one deacon at a SBC here in KY that told me he never read the bible except during church services. He just didn't have the time...  He admits it, and attends service every week to fulfill his duties as a Deacon. That puts him ahead of too many these days. Please tell him about this article, he might be convicted to start reading. Ask him to commit to just 3 chapters a day...Not in depth study, he doesnt even have to fully understand it, just read it |
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