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1041 | Can you please explain tithing? | Deut 14:1 | jlhetrick | 163367 | ||
Hello ngkh, Thanks for the response. These verses say it very clearly. I didn't use them earlier because it's my experience that those who argue that the tithe is not a command for today always point out that this was God speaking to a different people at a different time. Your right that no one can judge another if they don't pay their tithe or if they don't follow any other command. This is not about judging and I don't believe there has been any judgmental statements on either side of this debate here. This is about teaching the truth found in the word of God. I disagree with your statement "in the end it's one's belief if he wants to pay or not". This is a dangerous position to take. As christians, our responsibilities do not come from what we believe about a particular subject. They come from the truth and what God expects from us. Again, this is not an issue of salvation, but one of obedience. It is each of our responsibility to look to God's word for the truth and then to be obedient to it through the power of His Spirit. Am I ever disobedient? Very often I'm afraid. Do I judge others for their disobedience? I have no right to and I try my best not to. I am most successful at not having a judgmental attitude when I turn the focus on myself and my own failure to allow Christ to work in my life at times. with love, Jeff |
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1042 | Can you please explain tithing? | Deut 14:1 | jlhetrick | 163365 | ||
Hello jl, Thanks for responding. Unfortunately you presented nothing more than your belief and offered nothing that even suggests that the tithe is no longer commanded by God. Let me attempt to address your post in the order that you laid it down. First you write: that “what I mean is no one required someone to give ten percent.” My response: The answer to your statement that no one required is, God required (please refer to my previous post for scriptural support). You write that the tithe was a part of the law and does not justify us. I agree, your on track here. At no point have I argued that we are justified by following any commands of God. We are justified by faith in Christ alone. Please study the book of Romans for understanding. You ask me to explain that the tithe is not part of the law. This confuses me as I have already argued that the tithe is a command from God. Anything that God commands is part of His law. Regarding your reference to my quoting Luke 11:42 I am still not sure of your point. Are you trying to insinuate that I was teaching that paying your tithe relieves you from the responsibility of obeying God in all areas?????? This is not my position at all and I’m not sure why you might have drawn that conclusion. Regarding Jesus and the disciples not requiring believers to tithe “to them”. I think you have missed the point completely. We do not tithe to any person, but to God. Again, referring back to my previous post I pointed out that the tithe was a well established part of God’s law at that time and practiced without question (though I am sure there were those then, as now, who did not obey it fully as they did not obey other commandments). The tithe is made to God. It is “received”, or “taken” by those that God has entrusted leadership over His people. Again, as I mentioned previously, in the OT this was the tribe of Levite, after the finished work of Christ, it is the church. Regarding the passages in Hebrews, I continue to believe you are missing the point. Lets look at it. Heb 7:11 If therefore perfection were by the Levitical priesthood, (for under it the people received the law,) what further need was there that another priest should rise after the order of Melchisedec, and not be called after the order of Aaron? Heb 7:12 For the priesthood being changed, there is made of necessity a change also of the law. What is being said here? This is the basic teaching of Christianity. The law here is referring to the whole economy of the time if you will. That is, where tithing was concerned it was commanded, it recognized that all they had came from God in the first place, it served to provide for the needs of the Levites who did not have the option of doing other works to provide for their sustenance. Secondly, the passage is making reference to the sacrificial system by which the people of God made atonement. This served two purpose generally speaking. It demonstrated the requirement of death as the penalty for sin and it pointed to the need for a sacrifice and to the Savior to come. Heb. 7:11 is rhetorical. Many believe that Paul wrote this book and this verse is a good representation of Paul’s way of presenting his point by anticipating the question his reader might ask. “If perfection were by the Levitical priesthood...” We know it wasn’t, “what further need was there that another priest should rise...” We know there was the need. So what change in the law is Paul referring too? Is it the Ten Commandments, the tithe, etc.? I don’t believe so. Is it the law as it pertains to the system of sacrifice which was established by God and required of the people before the coming of the Savior? I say yes. And this answer is supported by the wider teachings of scripture in context. There is no other teaching I have found that suggest that any other law of God has been abolished. You argue that the tithe was part of the law and I agreed. Jesus said: Mat 5:18 For verily I say unto you, Till heaven and earth pass, one jot or one tittle shall in no wise pass from the law, till all be fulfilled. Paul said: Rom 3:30 Seeing it is one God, which shall justify the circumcision by faith, and uncircumcision through faith. Rom 3:31 Do we then make void the law through faith? God forbid: yea, we establish the law. Hope this was helpful, in love, Jeff |
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1043 | Can you please explain tithing? | Deut 14:1 | jlhetrick | 163316 | ||
Hi again jl, in my response to you I asked if you believe the command to tithe is still relevant. That was before I saw this post, sorry. Well, you do not believe the tithe is still commanded, so the last part of my question in the previous post still stands. Can you give scriptural support for your beleif? I don't mean a single verse taken out of context, but actual biblical teaching that supports your belief here. P.S., always remember context. It is dangerous to take a single verse and attempt to make meaning of it out of the context in which it is provided and the wider teaching of the word of God. I in no way intend to accuse you of doing this on purpose so don't be offended by my next comment. Refer to the book of Matthew chapter four. You will see Satan himself attempting to use the very words of scripture out of context in order to decieve the Lord. Interestingly, the Lord does not attempt to debate with Satan; He simply provides more scripture in order to put the devils qote into context and therefore provide truth and meaning. With this in mind, please never attempt to answer another's question with a single verse. With love, Jeff |
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1044 | Can you please explain tithing? | Deut 14:1 | jlhetrick | 163313 | ||
Hello jl, No, I wasn't saying that, but I do believe it so I'll say it now. My response was to lisandra's question specifically asking about the tithe. But yes, I believe the tithe is still required. I haven't seen where God has changed this from a command to a "if it's in your heart do it". The verse you quote has often been used to argue out of context that God's people no longer have a responsibility to give back to God and to provide for the needs of the church at the stipulated 10 persent commanded in the Old Testament. In fact, I was once guilty of being mislead by that very verse. If you study in context though, I believe that you will discern the meaning of what the verse is saying. By the way, the verse you quoted is not Jesus speaking but Paul. So let's see what paul is really saying. Remember context. Back up a verse. 2Co 9:6 But this I say, He which soweth sparingly shall reap also sparingly; and he which soweth bountifully shall reap also bountifully. So, with this in mind; 2Co 9:7 Every man according as he purposeth in his heart, so let him give; not grudgingly, or of necessity: for God loveth a cheerful giver. Notice that the issue of tithe is not even hinted at. I believe, and have no reason not to believe, that Paul and his audience in Corinth did not question the responsibility to follow the command of God by tithing. Why would we assume that paul is presenting argument that the tithe is no longer commanded???? The passage goes on to encourage by showing how God "is able" to bless the "sowing". As we continue in the passage it would appear that Paul is not referring to the tithe, but rather, "liberal giving". This would insinuate giving above the tithe (see verse 13). But you did ask, "did Jesus require us to give ten percent..." Luk 11:42 But woe unto you, Pharisees! for ye tithe mint and rue and all manner of herbs, and pass over judgment and the love of God: these ought ye to have done, AND NOT TO LEAVE THE OTHER UNDONE. (emphasis added, not intended as YELLING). hope this helps explain my position. By the way, Do you believe christians are required to tithe. If not, can you support your position with scripture? with love, Jeff |
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1045 | Shekina Glory Means ? What is origin of | Bible general Archive 3 | jlhetrick | 163282 | ||
Hello, Your right, the actual word is not found in the bible. Check this out for some insight. SHEKINAH SHECHINAH; SHEKINAH Not found in the Bible but in the targums. From shakan "to dwell," from whence comes mishkan "the tabernacle." God's visible manifestation in a cloudy pillar and fire; the glorious light, enveloped in a cloud and thence bursting forth at times (Ex 16:7-10), especially over the mercy-seat or capporeth. (from Fausset's Bible Dictionary, Electronic Database Copyright (c)1998, 2003 by Biblesoft) CLOUD, PILLAR OF PILLAR OF CLOUD. The symbol of God's presence with Israel, guiding them from Egypt to Canaan (Ex 13:21-22). It became fire by night. So in the Red Sea it gave light to the escaping Israelites, while interposing between them and the pursuing Egyptians, to whom it" was a cloud and darkness." When Israel was appointed to rest in any place, it rested on the tabernacle over the mercy-seat, and was named by later Jews the Shekinah (from Fausset's Bible Dictionary, Electronic Database Copyright (c)1998, 2003 by Biblesoft) Hope this helps, Jeff |
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1046 | Adultery, desertion, deception | 1 Cor 7:14 | jlhetrick | 163253 | ||
Hello bitsy, You married an unbeliever which presented opportunity for disaster. 2Co 6:14 Be ye not unequally yoked together with unbelievers: for what fellowship hath righteousness with unrighteousness? and what communion hath light with darkness? 2Co 6:15 And what concord hath Christ with Belial? or what part hath he that believeth with an infidel? 2Co 6:16 And what agreement hath the temple of God with idols? for ye are the temple of the living God; as God hath said, I will dwell in them, and walk in them; and I will be their God, and they shall be my people. 2Co 6:17 Wherefore come out from among them, and be ye separate, saith the Lord, and touch not the unclean thing; and I will receive you, You have biblical grounds for divorce according to your account here. But that doesn't necessarily mean you should divorce. Mat 5:32 But I say to you, any man who divorces his wife, except for sexual immorality, causes her to commit adultery, and whoever marries a divorced woman commits adultery." What you need to do is seek the counsel of your church leadership. With love, Jeff Seek the advise and guidance of your church leadership. Jeff |
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1047 | Can you please explain tithing? | Deut 14:1 | jlhetrick | 163223 | ||
Hello Lisandra, I'm sure others will have much more insight regarding this issue but I saw your question unanswered and wanted to give you some thought to start with. Deut 14: 23-25 seems to shead some light on this. It appears that your tithe is meant to be given to a specific place chosen by God. We know in that day there was a single temple where the priest of the tribe of Levite carried out the practices of leading worship and ceremonial sacrifice. The tribe of Levite, having the responsibilities of the priesthood were to receive from the tithe of the other tribes. This was so that their daily lives were spent with the business of the temple and not out trying to make a living off the land. The tithe served the purpose of both providing for the Levite's needs as well as obedience to God in recognition that all the Israelites had came from Him in the first place. With this in mind, the tithe continues to serve the same purpose. It provides for those who devote themselves full time to ministry and the overall work of the church, as well as the chruch member's responsibility to the work to giving back to God what is already His, not to mention we are commanded to do it. Finally, since Jesus finished the work and negated the need for ongoing sacrifices, and as christianity spread worldwide, God the Father no longer dwells in a single holy place on earth. We worship, as you know, in churches all over the world. Why the long-winded attempt to explain? If you go back to the verses in Deut. you will see reference to "the place he will choose" (he of course referring to God). Well we know that He no longer dwells in a particular place on earth but His Spirit dwells in each Chriatian. But is there still a "place" He has chosen. I argue yes. For you it is the church you are a member of. God places each of us within the church body where "He chooses". Where He want's us to be. Therefore, I believe that our first responsibility is to our local church where we are members. A key thought on tithing is that you, the one who tithes, has no control over what is God's. That has been left to the priests (or pastors). I believe it is wrong to "cut out" your tith and then take it on yourself to evaluate the need and allocate it accordingly. That is God's tithe and He has given the church the responsibility of managing it. One final thought. You will see the word tith and offering used interchangeably in the bible. But if you can imagin your tithe as the ten percent you must give, and your offering as anything above that your delima may go away. That is, give your tithe to your local church who depends on it to operate. Where you see other needs, give what you can as an offering. God will bless both. Hope this helps, With love, Jeff |
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1048 | God Question | Rom 10:17 | jlhetrick | 163213 | ||
Hi Joel, Yes, and many have been lead astray by so-called experiences. God did creat us as beings with emotions and I'm thankful for that. I believe He gave us those emotions in part so that we would be able to discern right from wrong, good from bad in our spirit in correlation with our logical understanding. But Satan is very clever and he has presented us with lie after lie where our emotions are concerned. The things of the world can make us "feel" so good. And you bring up idolatry. Absolutely. We chase after that "feel good" until it becomes our purpose, our goal in life; to feel good about life and about ourselves. I believe this is a good reason why, to my understanding, God does not use experiences as a primary method of speaking to us. It makes good sense that He provided us with a written guide by which to judge all things. in love, Jeff |
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1049 | God Question | Rom 10:17 | jlhetrick | 163188 | ||
Hello Joel, Your response here was well articulated and more clear regarding what you were referring to. Thanks for sharing part of your personal testamony. As a minister and teacher of God's word you are aware, I assume, that much of what we read in the way of experiences in the scriptures were in fact the way God did communicate with men before He had completed the work of giving us the written word. I appreciate the fact that God's relationship with us is no more isolated to the written word only, as my relationship with my wife is to the text message I recently sent her. Fortunately though, our experiences are in so far as they relate to God's revelation to us. If it is from God, it will line up with what is found in the bible 100 percent. If it is only 99.9 percent in aggreement, then it is not from God. With that in mind, I feel it is prudent to always point those who are seeking God to the bible as the only legitimate source for finding Him. If God chooses to knock one from a horses back and speak to him in an audible voice, He has every right to do that and, in that case, I believe the person will be sure that he has had a experience. One more thought. In this particular case, Rick is someone who admits that he does not even know if God exists. I would caution that in this case, nothing beyond the written word of God and prayer should be encouraged or even hinted at. Life is full of experiences and we must not forget; they often come from the other side cleverly shrouded with bits of truth and warm fuzzy emotions. For the lost, we must point the way clearly. God has given us what we need to do that, His word, the Holy Bible. With love, Jeff |
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1050 | God Question | Rom 10:17 | jlhetrick | 163181 | ||
Hello again Rick, You presented a honest question and there has been several responses and some ongoing dialogue. I'm not seeing you respond, still, I hope your following along. I would be interested in knowing if any of the responses have helped. I wanted to write again directly to you to help you understand something. Joel seemed to think that something in my response to you was intended to be mean spirited or insulting. I want to assure you that nothing in my responses was intended for that purpose. Your question seems honest and you are apparently seeking the truth. I have and will continue to pray for you that you will accept the truth that has already been revealed to you as you read through the bible. I would like to suggest now that instead of simply reading through it from cover to cover, you begin to study what it has to say and think about how it applies to you specifically and how you live your life. I would recommend that you start in the Gospels (Matthew, Mark, Luke, John in the New Testament) because it is there that you will find the story and the ministry of the Savior clearly told. As for the issue of "joy". I did not intend to imply that the christian life is void of it. It is not. Joy is a regular part of the christian life. It's just that it is not the qualifier. Which brings me to my final thought here. Joy and all the other blessings of God do not come through hearing or knowing about God. They come as a result of a personal relationship with Him. Your original question asked a most important question. "Is there a God". There is a God and only one. He is the God of the bible. But you must believe and accept Him or you are lost forever. Heb 11:6 But without faith it is impossible to please him: for he that cometh to God must believe that he is, and that he is a rewarder of them that diligently seek him. With prayer and love, Jeff |
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1051 | God Question | Rom 10:17 | jlhetrick | 163180 | ||
Lionheart, Your so right about this. I have had an "experience" that was life changing. This ocurred when I was a young adult but very young as a christian (after having turned back to God after years of living in the world). I don't share it with others for fear the experience itself will become the focus. In any case, God spoke to me through it. The interesting thing is that He only had one thing to say through this experience and that was to point me to a particular book that, at the time, I didn't even know was in the bible. Looking back I realize that the Lord didn't substitue the experience for His word. Rather, He used it to point me back to His word. Nothing was answered by the experience except for an answer of where to look. Now, years later, I know that that same answer is the answer for every question or conflict I face in life. Look to His word and nowhere else. With love, Jeff |
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1052 | God Question | Rom 10:17 | jlhetrick | 163161 | ||
Hello Lionheart, Well said. Thanks for the input. This is such a wonderful truth. As a young Christian I had spent many years in a nondenominational church that put a lot of emphasis on feelings and experiences. I often found myself dicouraged because I did not have some of the same experiences I heard others talking about. I felt something was wrong with me and with my relationship with God. In truth, there was something wrong. It was that I was looking outside of scripture, hoping for and expecting "experiences" that would build my faith and give meaning to my relationship with God. I would regularly here others use language like "God spoke to me and said...." or "I ask the Lord and He told me...." I guess I was lead (and allowed myself to be lead) into confusion as I too started "hearing from God". As I started studying the bible more seriously I eventually realized that God had been speaking to me all along. But throug His word the bible and not those inspirational feelings I had been feeling. I still have far to go but I now realize that the only source of truth and guidance is God's word given in the bible. There is a reason for that of course. I only have to look back to that time of confusion. With love, Jeff |
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1053 | God Question | Rom 10:17 | jlhetrick | 163158 | ||
Hello Joel, Argument is only good in the sense of honest debate, which is what I've attempted to do here; Not argue for the sake of argument or with bitter content. This is a forum for bible study. None of us have all of the answers. With that in mind, you continue to present the argument that there is some sort of revelation apart from faith. In the post I'm responding to now you state that Rick "will be one who comes to God by revelation not by faith alone". In the spirit of honest and true bible study, I ask that you provide scriptural references to support what you have expressed here. I believe that the bible teaches very clearly that "coming to God" is a matter of faith, and furthermore, it is faith alone that accomplishes this in each and every person that does come to Him. This is taught throughout the entire bible and an essential teaching and not a negotiable one. As I am asking it of you, I will again attach some general references that support my position. Hab 2:4 Behold, his soul which is lifted up is not upright in him: but the just shall live by his faith. Act 15:8 And God, which knoweth the hearts, bare them witness, giving them the Holy Ghost, even as he did unto us; Act 15:9 And put no difference between us and them, purifying their hearts by faith. Act 26:16 But rise, and stand upon thy feet: for I have appeared unto thee for this purpose, to make thee a minister and a witness both of these things which thou hast seen, and of those things in the which I will appear unto thee; Act 26:17 Delivering thee from the people, and from the Gentiles, unto whom now I send thee, Act 26:18 To open their eyes, and to turn them from darkness to light, and from the power of Satan unto God, that they may receive forgiveness of sins, and inheritance among them which are sanctified by faith that is in me. Rom 1:16 For I am not ashamed of the gospel of Christ: for it is the power of God unto salvation to every one that believeth; to the Jew first, and also to the Greek. Rom 1:17 For therein is the righteousness of God revealed from faith to faith: as it is written, The just shall live by faith. Rom 3:22 Even the righteousness of God which is by faith of Jesus Christ unto all and upon all them that believe: for there is no difference: Rom 3:27 Where is boasting then? It is excluded. By what law? of works? Nay: but by the law of faith. Rom 3:28 Therefore we conclude that a man is justified by faith without the deeds of the law. Rom 5:1 Therefore being justified by faith, we have peace with God through our Lord Jesus Christ: Rom 5:2 By whom also we have access by faith into this grace wherein we stand, and rejoice in hope of the glory of God. All of the above verses taken from the KJV Hope this is helpful, Jeff |
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1054 | God Question | Rom 10:17 | jlhetrick | 163137 | ||
Hello Joel, I don't understand why you use the word Ironic here????? As for "lashing out". I don't understand that either. Perhapse my earlier reply to a former post you made to me cleard things up. Jeff |
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1055 | God Question | Rom 10:17 | jlhetrick | 163132 | ||
hello Joel, Please be more careful to read and understand the post you are repolying to. Rick did not clearly state that he believes in God. He clearly asked the question "is there a God" and further more, if there is, "is it the God in the bible". He seems to doubt the God of the bible because he did not feel "joy". Your right, he is looking in the right place to find the true God, but, he required redirection concerning how he expects to receive that truth. It's not through a feeling of "joy" nor is it through a "great revelation". It is through a faithful believing. Regarding the scripture you credit me for quoting, again, be more careful with your reply. Kalos actually quoted the scripture passage in Romans, and, knowing Kalos (from the forum only) I believe I know exactly what his point was. It was, I believe, (and kalos correct me if I'm wrong please) to point out what the bible says in direct answer to Rick's question. That is, even when faced with the revealing knowledge of God, a person can still reject it and live independently of it which results in not knowing Him personally and not being capable of receiving what He has freely given. If Rick has read the bible from cover to cover (and he says he has and I won't doubt him) then he, at this point at least, is still doubting it. Finally you mention encouragement. The scriptures I quoted were just that. Encouraging scriptures meant to point Rick toward some promises of God regarding seeking Him and the encouragement of the authority of His word. I did not mean to offend you with the "bla, bla" statement but I did intend to redirect you. Your own "bla" statement presented as a disregard of the answers already given. Answers, I might add, that were scripturally based and offered substance based on what God has to say and not what the replier thought or felt. You encouraged Rick to "wait on God.." great, but you coached him to wait on the wrong thing from God. It's not a great revelation Rick needs, it's faith and belief in the truth. If God adds something unique and special just for Rick, great for him. May his faith grow all the more in his ongoing relationship. But lets first attend to his most immediate need. That is knowing the God that he clearly states he doesn't even believe in yet. I hope this helps clear my postition up. Keep it in your heart to never be offended by the word of God. If scripture declares one wicked, he is wicked in deed. Without the saving grace of God through Jesus Christ, we are all wicked. With love, Jeff |
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1056 | God Question | Rom 10:17 | jlhetrick | 163126 | ||
Hello Rick, I believe what is lacking is faith. Reading the bible from cover to cover exposes you to the truth, however, the life changing reality of what God has to say to us and what He has done for us can only be accomplished through faith. Kalos appropriately pointed you to Romans chapter 1 verses 18 through 32. This passage is plainly teaching that even though one might be exposed to the truth, and even see it clearly, one might still chose to reject it and look for his "joy" experience to come through other means. It is not a feeling, or emotion of joy that we are to look for. It is the truth we seek and we find it between the covers of the bible. And, we must believe in faith, not reject it. Rom 10:17 17 Consequently, faith comes from hearing the message, and the message is heard through the word of Christ. NIV So keep reading and praying. Just as important, find a bible teaching church and attend regularly. Seek God, not an experience of joy. God is faithful to His word and His word says: Isa 55:11 my word that goes out from my mouth: It will not return to me empty, but will accomplish what I desire and achieve the purpos NIV He also promises: Prov 8:17 17 I love those who love me, and those who seek me find me. NIV Hope this helps, Keep seeking the truth but do not reject it when you find it. in Love, Jeff |
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1057 | God Question | Rom 10:17 | jlhetrick | 163125 | ||
Hello Joel, Do you believe it wise to encourage someone who is having difficulty accepting the plain and straight forward word of God to expect a "great revalation"? Jesus said: Luke 11:29 "This is a wicked generation . It asks for a miraculous sign, but none will be given it except the sign of Jonah. NIV Well the sign has been given in the death and resurrection of Christ. We don't need to look for anything else. We certainly don't need to encourage nonchristians to look for something else. Speaking of bla, bla, bla. Careful, Jeff |
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1058 | Trying to go straight | Rom 12:2 | jlhetrick | 163057 | ||
Hi Prov, The same way a heterosexual guy gets the sinful, immoral, heterosexual thoughts out of his head. By being transformed by the power of God's word and His Spirit. As a heterosexual man of only 40 years of age, and having been a Christian for a long time now, I can say that it has not been a matter of instant success for me. I believe God can instantly and permanently remove these things from us but I believe that in most cases He does not. Being obedient to Him is a matter of choice followed by action. A lifestyle of obedience is learned and practiced and helps in the building of our relationship with God. You already know that the homosexual lifestyle is sinful, as is heterosexual relations outside of marriage. You now have to make the choice to repent, that is, turn away from it asking forgiveness. Next you have to ask the Lord for strength and then resist the temptation ongoing, everyday. As you become closer to the Lord and He blesses your life you will find that obeying Him becmoes easier. The thing to remember is that you do not have the strength to obey Him on your own, even if you do have the will. You have to depend on the strength that God gives you because His strength is the only hope we have if we are to truly be successful in resisting sin. I hope this is helpful. God bless you. The more time and effort we spend serving Him, the less time and effort we spend toward sin. Jeff |
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1059 | How to read the Bible on the web | Bible general Archive 3 | jlhetrick | 161595 | ||
Hi, You might consider investing in a bible software program for your computer. They are relatively inexpensive or you can spend a little more and get program that you can use for study which includes multiple bible versions as well as commentaries and other tools. And you don't have to log on. Also there are several free download programs. e-sword is a very good one. Jeff |
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1060 | Bible references to Dinosaurs | Job 40:15 | jlhetrick | 161592 | ||
Hi ricepad, Of course the word dinosaur is not in the bible that I'm aware of. Try reading Job 40 starting with verse 15 and reading on into chapter 41. Some have said that the descriptions given there are similar to what we know about dinosaurs (as well as other living creatures like alligators, etc.) Hope this helps. Jeff |
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