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10/6/13 5:29 PM |
Shawna | | wisconsin | | | |
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truth worth considering I used to be appalled at wearing headcoverings, in reality I just didn't want to wear them.Maybe because nobody else does, or perhaps because I just like the way my hair looks? Either way, I want to encourage women to consider what is being taught in this and other messages.Women, ask yourselves if you are willing to wear coverings IF the Scripture could prove it is right to do so. Before, my answer would have been no (afterall who wants to look like they are wearing a rag, or worse, a pinata on their head). I wasn't willing.I wasnt even willing to consider the fact,that as a woman I might not know everything, and that there may be a possibility my husband could be right...nope I wanted to be right! But eventually with both the Lords and my husbands patience, I came around. I was willing to do so even if it embarrassed me for the sake of honoring my husband.And now, after time and open/thoughtful study of the Scriptures I do so happily. Even if us women think its wrong, for the sake of honoring the man that God has placed over us to take care of us, we should at least consider it.Men are supposed to lead, but its kind of hard for them when we only follow if we think were right. Lets not be wise in our own eyes.Blessings to you women as you search truth out and honor your husbands |
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2/1/08 12:37 PM |
Shawn A | | | |
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All of the above survey answers can be and are correct depending on the context the word "regeneration" is used in.It's hard to just pick one if you don't know the context the word is used in. E.g., the word "run" has 34 different uses and meanings in the english language...how can you say what "run" means without knowing the context it is being used in? Just like that silly "when will the rapture be" question...Your bound to be wrong just by answering the question, no matter which one you pick. This survey, your bound to be right, no matter which one you pick. Yea, I know, I'm always making comments about the problem with the survey questions. |
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1/17/08 12:48 PM |
Shawn A. | | | |
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Mike wrote: "imo, if you would of asked any of the puritans or reformers the same question above--they would not be able to answer it, nor would they attempt to."I wonder how disappointed today's reformed will be if it turns out to be true. I wonder how disappointed many "logicians" will be if somebody actually invents a round square?The "reformed" (your words) will not be disappointed...because we (I) do not put our hope in fantastical (holywood) false doctrines; but on Christ himself, and in his death and resurrection...(not our own flying away to heaven before some so called tribulation.) Disappointment comes only when "hope" is broken...Our hope in Christ will not be broken, therfore we will not be (nore cannot be) disappointed. But those who put their faith in false teachings of deliverence from tribulation...when tribulation actually (persecution) comes, will not they be disappointed? Christ promises us "tribulation"...we should embrace it as Christ did...not hope in our molecules being transformed into something new and being "transported" diretly to heaven with only our clothes left behind. |
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1/17/08 12:12 PM |
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This question has a major problem. It's based on false premises.Why is there not a space to answer either "No Rapture", or a space provided without the inclusion of some sort of tribulation theory? I could not answer the survey because the bible does not teach that there is going to be a rapture either before, in the middle of, or after some so-called "tribulation period", or before some so-called "pre-wrath."...You have to assume the false teaching of a 7 year future tribulation. imo, if you would of asked any of the puritans or reformers the same question above--they would not be able to answer it, nor would they attempt to. This survey is like asking the question, "what's the best way to make a round square?"....no matter which way you attempt to answer it, you are bound to be wrong. imo, all those who answered have been dupped... |
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5/16/07 5:43 PM |
Shawn A. | | | |
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Bravo777I'm not going to respond to your first paragraph on here because there is too much error for me to respond to. (I don't think your understanding of Law and covenant is correct) But I will to the second. I'm not advocating for people to kill anybody. Of course the disciples did not kill anyone, it was Rome (civil government) who had the sword, not the Church. The state has the sword to punish evil doers (I said that already and you did not read). If the state puts to death murderers for their evil deeds then likewise, on the grounds of God's law, they should execute sodomites and witches. My point had nothing to do with the Church or Christian people. Our role is to preach the gospel, even to sodomites and witches. But, being they have sinned a sin unto death (worthy of capital punishment) we cannot keep the state from exuecuting them for their evil deeds. We pray only that they would repent and accept the gospel. No different then preaching to those who are currently on death row. Their deeds deserve the death penalty, but we still preach the good news of salvation in Christ. Just because the gospel is preached does not mean that there is no punishment for sin. If that were the case then Christ would of taught the gospel and anarchy. |
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5/16/07 5:01 PM |
Shawn A. | | Denver | | | |
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The moral Law of God has not passed away. The ceremonial law and levitical priesthood has. The NT writers appeal to the Law of God for support of their doctrine. Sodomy, Murder, Adultery etc. are all moral laws. If the moral law is still in effect, then the punishment is still in effect, hince the NT teaching of why the state bares the sword, to punish evil doers. Evil doers are those who break the Moral law, the Sword is capital punishment.It does not matter in what time or society we live in. The moral law of God is a fixed absolute. If someone in ancient Israel fell off a building and died because the law of gravity restrained them, then so will the American today who falls off a building. Both die because the Law is fixed. It does not matter if you are ignorant of the law, reject the law, or if you are in a humanistic democracy that makes up their own laws, the law of God does not change. If it was morally right, not only that but it was commanded by God, that the government execute witches and sodomites, then surely it is morally right to do so today. It was morally right to feed the poor 5000 years ago. Is it now morally wrong to feed the poor? No, of course not, the Moral law of God is fixed. |
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5/16/07 3:47 PM |
Shawn A. | | Denver | | | |
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I'm not advocating for the execution of anybody. I'm advocating that the scriptures should be upheld and that the law of God should be obeyed. The law of God threatens death for both the sodomite and the witch, if this was upheld then all these people would remain in the closet for fear of execution. Just like the law's against murder restrain people from killing their neighbor.Your problem is not with me. It is God who say's that the sodomite and witch shall die for their sin, and that the civil government bares the sword to punish evil doers. But if the civil government fails to bare the sword then it is useless. If anyone wants to debate this subject then I will be more then happy to, ecspecially in light of the clear teachings of scripture. You can go to this forum to discuss many biblical topics. www.reformed.org/forums My user name is Moses. Bravo777. Potato? I have no idea what your talking about. |
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