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| Aberdeen Primitive Baptist Church |
Pastor Herb Hatfield | Aberdeen, Mississippi
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8/11/12 5:58 PM |
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Enduring Truth Thank you for standing up for the truth. I pray God will continue to bless you with boldness and clarity. Few are willing to preach "unpopular" doctrines. |
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7/4/12 6:39 PM |
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Great Sermon! Isaiah 1:6 speaks of oil, if not specifically olive oil, as that which mollifies wounds , bruises and putrifying sores - so the analogy to oil and wine as that which brings comfort to God's people does accord with the scripture's concepts related to God's people - Isaiah 1 preceding Isaiah 2 the present age speaks of the judgment upon Christ/His Body in the crucifixion when all the sheep were scattered and the oil of comfort ceased following this the spiritual oils of comfort shall never cease operation even through the persecutions of this present evil age |
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7/4/12 8:53 AM |
| Renat Ilyasov | from Moscow, Russia | |  |  |  |  |
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Brother Herb, greetings in the name of Christ, our Surety!Have listened with sheer delight to your sermon Four Horsenmen Pt3! Am reformed by persuasion,but rarely do I find such gospel-centered, Bible soaked exposition, especially as regards preaching through Revelation! People get stuck with carnal literalism of dispensationalists and even New Genevan Study Bible notes on Rev. 6:5,6 mumbles the usual "economic" view. Praise the Father of lights for your evangelical, Christological interpretation, which I believe is THE true one. Now, you must be in Ukraine now. Do you know, by any "chance" of the likeminded Brethren in Moscow or its vicinity? I mean, are there any Primitive / hard-shell / Strict Baptists in Moscow? I am a Covenant Reformed myself, i.e., a Reformed paedobaptist, but I find MUCH spiritual affinity with the sovereign grace baptist brethren, indeed frequently even more so, than with many lukewarm "Reformed" of my own creedal position. May God bless your ministry and please do let me know if thou dost know of any true sovereign grace baptist brethren in Moscow region. In Christ, the faithful Witness, Renat |
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4/7/11 4:58 PM |
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Truth Thank you for giving a faithful exposition of scripture. |
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12/14/09 10:16 PM |
| Elder Herb Hatfield | from Aberdeen, Mississippi | |  |  |  |  |
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Great Sermon! Bro. Herb,
 I thank the Lord for your article, your commitment to those truths and your courage to state them openly.  I pray that, under the blessing of the Lord, your message will benefit everyone who hears it. As you know, many will be a shocked who have been brain-washed to be against sound Baptist-church thinking. Tragically, a lot of them believe that our position is strictly based upon a warped view of church perpetuity. While we do strongly believe in church perpetuity, a person could write a list of Bible passages and Bible doctrines that Baptists believe which show Baptists are not Protestants. Many old Baptists from the past have plainly stated their views of the difference between Protestants and Baptists and their views of the Protestant Reformation.  Again, I thank the Lord for your message and pray it will have a wide circulation. As the Lord might bring us to mind, remember to pray for us here. I remain,
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7/25/09 11:57 AM |
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It's good to hear you are safely back after a successful trip, bro!And I wholeheartedly agree with your comment that only men should preach, but that all saints should be witnesses. God bless the work. |
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7/20/09 7:33 PM |
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You might find that the Apostles were all left in Jerusalem (Acts 8:1) at the persecution, so the preachers who went out (whom I call the Acts 8:4 preachers, and have written a lengthy article about) were unordained, ordinary men and women, members probably of the church in Jerusalem.I shall remember this trip and others in prayer, certainly. |
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