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Title: I'm going to church this week
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Published: Oct 14, 2016
Author: me
Post Date: 2016-10-14 21:24:11 by no gnu taxes
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I often avoid that because frankly, it is a bit boring for me to hear the same sermons delivered over and over again. I think Ms. Clinton is crap as a person. I'm not sure how many notches Trump is above her. Maybe i should just concentrate on where I stand as a person.
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#1. To: no gnu taxes (#0)
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In the context of politicians and churches. It is apparent both are sinners in desperate need of salvation. In the context of church sermons, if you are hearing the same sermons again and again then why not go to a different church?
Oh they aren't the exact same sermon verbatim. Just the same sermon using different words. Actually, I heard a very good sermon on the book of Job a few weeks ago. People often ask, "why does God cause this?" Job shows that God doesn't cause it; he lets Satan cause it to show God's people's devotion to him.
I had a Pastor once who used to preach out of Romans whenever he ran out of material. But Book of Job, don't need a sermon, I'm living it
Are all your friends telling you what a piece of trash you are, because if you were a decent person, God wouldn't be doing this to you.
Don't know if you are trying to be nasty but my friends don't attempt to speak to me like that, If anyone did I would tell them to exercise their faith and pray for me. My body is wearing out, the result of a hard life and it seems I must experience everything so I can exercise my faith just as Job did because he never lost faith. The other day my physio told me he had never seen any thing like the structures in my leg but hallajuah this morning my blood pressure has returned to normal. Thing is God isn't doing this to me
Not trying to be nasty at all. You said you were living the book of Job and 2/3 of that book is Job's friends telling him he must be a scumbag because a just God wouldn't do this to a righteous person.
There is nobody on this planet right now who is without sin. This means none of us are righteous. The only one who is righteous is Jesus and His Father who have lawful authority to judge all of us.
clearly you don't understand the christian message
Who said anything about this being a christian thing at all? I'm talking about the word of God. God has nothing to do with Christianity. The word of God and His laws were written and passed on by Moses to the Israelites not the Christians. What the Christian church (originating from Roman Catholic Church) did was change the laws of the Sabbath day to Sunday. The original first day of the week was Sunday and Saturday was the seventh day of rest. This is not only the confusion that has misled many sincere followers of the true Sabbath day but also confusing them regarding what God had ordained as the biblical feast days. And that He did not authorize any other strange feast days for us to observe for He looked at them as abominations. Just read your bible cause He really does make that clear. Jesus hated the Nicolaitans who were responsible for leading the people astray in the celebrations of religious rites such as Christmas for these were pagan and the Israelites were instructed to refrain from participating in them. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nicolaism
Little of this has anything to do with Christians. The Christian message is all are sinners saved only by the Grace of Christ's death, not their own works and by the way the Christian church gave birth to the Roman Catholic Church, not the other way around. Christ didn't found the Roman Catholic Church but the Church in which he is the head of every man The Bible tells us that what day we observe or what we eat has little relevance. God isn't looking for rule followers but true followers. as for God having nothing to do with Christians It was God who affirmed Jesus to us and told us to listen to him, that was everyone Jews included. Jesus instituted a new covenant, I don't think you know your Bible as well as you think you do.
The bible makes it very clear what day we observe and what we are to observe as far as our diet. That is relayed in both Deuteronomy and in Leviticus and in Exodus. God never abandoned those. Just because there exist a new testament does not mean He abandoned his original commandments. To fear God and His laws is the beginning of wisdom. Those teaching the opposite of this are guilty of false teachings.
I refer you to Antioch, You want to override what the Holy Spirit has told us, and bring back condemnation. It didn't work for the Jews and it won't work for you. I suggest you read more of the new testament and less of the old because those who try to keep the law will be condemned by it. Jesus fulfilled the old testament so we didn't have to. The law is not a rebuke to me because of Jesus blood
And I refer you to these images to discern what they are for yourself.
what would you like me to do about it?
What do you see in those images? I'll provide to you a hint: https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Ephesians+6%3A12&version=KJV
#26. To: goldilucky (#23)
I don't wish to indulge your fantasy, I see clouds
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#2. To: paraclete (#1)
In the context of church sermons, if you are hearing the same sermons again and again then why not go to a different church?
#3. To: no gnu taxes (#2)
#4. To: paraclete (#3)
I had a Pastor once who used to preach out of Romans whenever he ran out of material. But Book of Job, don't need a sermon, I'm living it
#5. To: no gnu taxes (#4)
#7. To: paraclete (#5)
Don't know if you are trying to be nasty
#8. To: no gnu taxes (#7)
You said you were living the book of Job and 2/3 of that book is Job's friends telling him he must be a scumbag because a just God wouldn't do this to a righteous person.
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#10. To: paraclete (#9)
#11. To: goldilucky (#10)
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#12. To: paraclete (#11)
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The Bible tells us that what day we observe or what we eat has little relevance. God isn't looking for rule followers but true followers. as for God having nothing to do with Christians It was God who affirmed Jesus to us and told us to listen to him, that was everyone Jews included. Jesus instituted a new covenant, I don't think you know your Bible as well as you think you do.
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