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161 | Women Preachers? Yes or No? | NT general Archive 1 | GeorJoy | 94877 | ||
We "belierers" are not under the law. In many ways, todays Churches are as the Pharasees and Sadjucees in the days of the early Church. No matter what discussion man may participate in concerning your question, or what conclusion man may come to, the meaning of the following verse will never change. (KJV) Gal 3:28 There is neither Jew nor Greek, there is neither bond nor free, there is neither male nor female: for ye are all one in Christ Jesus. One thought though. The above verse did not state that "there is neither homosexual nor hedrosexual...." Scripture refers to such as an "abomination." Nature itself condems such a so-called " alternate lifestyle". You'll need to understand the culture of the original Church to get a full answer to your post concerning women preachers. Perhaps someone will post a more discriptive answer concerning such. God Bless George |
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162 | A question for false teachers | NT general Archive 1 | GeorJoy | 94874 | ||
As for "missing the boat," it would appear that some simply don't have both oars in the water in the first place. You posted a question. I simply posted an answer to that question. My post didn't ask for, nor is there a need for an answer. As to the posts you noted. Perhaps your answer is therein, so what possiable cause could there have for the post I responded to? George |
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163 | At what age did Jesus die? | NT general Archive 1 | GeorJoy | 94667 | ||
Well unknown_christian, I can't seem to put my finger on the scriptural answer at the moment. But I will eventually. I'm sure He was 33. I know He was baptized at 30. Perhaps someone a little more learned will point out where in scripture we can verify what age Our Lord was when He was crucified. George |
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164 | re: Jesus' age | NT general Archive 1 | GeorJoy | 94665 | ||
He was baptized at 30 Luke 3:23 Still looking Geo |
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165 | re: Jesus' age | NT general Archive 1 | GeorJoy | 94661 | ||
I believe he was 33. It was either 32 or 33. I will have to check for sure. It'll be in one or more of the Gosples. Mat, Mark Luke or John. I'll check. George |
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166 | A question for false teachers | NT general Archive 1 | GeorJoy | 94660 | ||
I do not intend to debate your point, but I will state the fact that Jesus bore our sins AND afflictions on the cross. Many like to make the statement "I was saved on such and such a date." I have news for them. They weren't saved on that date. Jesus died for our sins and afflictions over 2000 years ago. Our sins and afflictions were forgiven and lifted at that time. The date folks like to say they were saved, was simply the date that they accepted what our Savior did for them. 1Pe 2:24 Who his own self bare our sins in his own body on the tree, that we, being dead to sins, should live unto righteousness: --- by whose stripes ye were healed. --- Why some are healed and some are not, only the Lord Himself knows. I have heard many preachers preach what the bible says concerning healing. I know there are many who have recieved healing by faith. I am sure that there are just as many whos faith is as as great as any, yet they recieve no healing. Our Lord has His reasons for not healing, just as He does for healing. Accepting His will without "understanding why" is a matter of faith as well. Ecc 3:1 To every thing there is a season, and a time to every purpose under the heaven: Only too often we tend to think that things should happen in "our" time frame, forgetting about His. Rom 8:28 And we know that all things work together for good to them that love God, to them who are the called according to his purpose. Rom 8:29 For whom he did foreknow, he also did predestinate to be conformed to the image of his Son, that he might be the firstborn among many brethren. "conformed to the image of his Son." His Son was not sick or crippled. I don't believe our Lord intends anything other than what He stated in His word. What others believe is between them and our Master. Just as what I believe through the Spirit and the Word, is between me and my Master. Just because one hasn't recieved, dosen't mean that what is not recieved isn't there. If scripture says it. It is true. If one believes in Christ, one will also believe what is said in His word. Likewise, if one does not believe what is said in His Word, he makes him a liar. If one considers Him a liar, he does not believe in the first place. Belief and faith is more than skin deep. George |
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167 | At what age did Jesus die? | NT general Archive 1 | GeorJoy | 94652 | ||
33 George |
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168 | Jesus made perfect? | Heb 5:9 | GeorJoy | 94402 | ||
Per Vincent's Word Studies And being made perfect Comp. Heb_2:10. The fundamental idea is the bringing of a person or thing to the goal fixed by God. Comp. Heb_7:11, Heb_7:19; Heb_9:9; Heb_10:1, Heb_10:14; Heb_11:40; Heb_12:23. Here of Christ's having reached the end which was contemplated in his divinely-appointed discipline for the priesthood. The consummation was attained in his death, Phi_2:8; his obedience extended even unto death. Perfect, as we know it is not nessisarily the biblical meaning in it's whole. George |
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169 | is it wrong to date or marry outside of | Bible general Archive 2 | GeorJoy | 94401 | ||
Only in the OT. Then to the Jews. They were not to mary out to others who may have worshiped pagin Gods. There are no references to such in the NT. George |
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170 | John 9:31 is it a true spiritual fact. | John 9:31 | GeorJoy | 94261 | ||
It would appear that we all agree. We are simply trying to iron out the ruffles... George |
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171 | John 9:31 is it a true spiritual fact. | John 9:31 | GeorJoy | 94257 | ||
I would agree, but have to disagree, for scripture says "God heareth not sinners: but if any man be a ----- worshipper of God,------- and doeth his will, him he heareth," not God heareth not sinners when they pray concerning "healing and other works of the spirit." Why can't we simply accept scripture in it's simplicity, and leave what we don't understand to the fact that there is a lot that we will never understand while in this fleshly state, rather than rationalizing and trying to make others believe what "we think" the word means... God (simply) heareth not sinners. The Word says it. The entire context of Christ's teaching supports it supports it and I believe it. Anyone who insists on adding to the word might be wise to consider the warnings in the last few verses of the book of Revelations. George |
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172 | Tithing question | Mal 3:10 | GeorJoy | 94255 | ||
That's what we are here for. God Bless George |
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173 | Truth, understandin or Faith in the word | John 9:31 | GeorJoy | 94252 | ||
Good thought. "God heareth not sinners." George |
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174 | If I leave my church, where do I tithe? | Mal 3:10 | GeorJoy | 94084 | ||
Why would you leave a one church and not find another? You tythe the "Storehouse of the Lord." George |
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175 | Tithing question | Mal 3:10 | GeorJoy | 94083 | ||
Mal 3:10 Bring ye all the tithes into the storehouse, that there may be meat in mine house, and prove me now herewith, saith the LORD of hosts, if I will not open you the windows of heaven, and pour you out a blessing, that there shall not be room enough to receive it. And what is "the storehouse of the Lord?" Some would say it is the Church. If it is a church that is serving the comunity needs, both physical and spiritual, I tend to agree. Others might say it is any orginization that does "what they consider the work of the Lord." I disagree. For the work of the Lord is not only to feed the hungry, take care of the children and widows, but to spread the word of salvation to all; not only to feed the flesh, but to feed the hungry spirit with the living word of God. Remember what it said in Mal 3:10, "...that there may be meat in mine house"? His house is the Church. You make the determination for yourself. Below are all the scriptures in reference to tything. Gen_14:20; Lev_27:30; Lev_27:31; Lev_27:32; Num_18:24; Num_18:26; Num_18:28; Deu_12:6; Deu_12:11; Deu_12:17; Deu_14:22; Deu_14:23; Deu_14:28; Deu_26:12; 2Ch_31:5; 2Ch_31:6; 2Ch_31:12; Neh_10:37; Neh_10:38; Neh_12:44; Neh_13:5; Neh_13:12; Amo_4:4; Mal_3:8; Mal_3:10; Mat_23:23; Luk_11:42; Luk_18:12; Heb_7:5; Heb_7:6; Heb_7:8; Heb_7:9; I used to feel that if I were sharing with others what I could, It was just as good as tything. My scriptural study concerning tything enlightened me to my ignorance. George |
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176 | Where does the 6th day end? | Gen 2:1 | GeorJoy | 94081 | ||
I think you responded to the wrong note DL5. Goe Bless George |
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177 | Truth, understandin or Faith in the word | John 9:31 | GeorJoy | 94080 | ||
I know what you are saying Ed, but do you not think that the verse could be meant literally, "God heareth not sinners," and as I said earlier that the sinner who is sincerely repentant, and coming to Jesus for salvation is no longer a sinner in the moment prior to salvation, Or that there is another truth of which we are not aware? I'm sure you agree with me when I say that I am leary of those, (myself included) when we tend to label a bible author as "prejudice." For many have said that Paul was a (I couldn't spell this word if my life depended on it, so I will put it phonetically) Sho-vin-ist. If scripture isn't true to the letter, then it is untrue in all..... I will admit that there is a lot therein that I simply do not understand. But I will refrain from calling an apple an orange, if I don't know the particular variety of apples in question. George |
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178 | John 9:31 is it a true spiritual fact. | John 9:31 | GeorJoy | 94079 | ||
You have misinterpreted my response. I simply answered the question, which was “Is this statement: We know that God does not hear sinners, a true spiritually fact since it was not said by God or Jesus but by the man who was made to see.” Is that you EdB? This forum is so confusing that I can’t keep up with, to whom I am responding. I should like to think that even though we hardly know one another, you would know me better than that. I agree wholeheartedly with your statement posted on Sat 08/23/03, 1:04pm concerning the question. George |
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179 | pray to God or Jesus or same?? | Rom 1:8 | GeorJoy | 94078 | ||
I have a strong feeling that yours was more a statement than a question. It is apparent you are not listening, for you did not answer my question. Thus I will waste no more of your time. George |
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180 | pray to God or Jesus or same?? | Rom 1:8 | GeorJoy | 94077 | ||
Thanks Dear Soul. Your note is well taken, but your definition is simply too technical for my taste. While I agree in essence, it exudes a following of a Law. The way some end their prayers is simply their way. I personally often end them with an Amen. I generally begin them with "In the name of my lord and savior, I come before Thee to give thanks and praise, and to .... The Father knows who is my Lord and savior. He also knows the heart of the one who prays. John 14:13 And whatsoever ye shall ask in my name, that will I do, that the Father may be glorified in the Son. I personally believe in the "K I S S" rule. Keep it simple, stupid. Our Lord put it as simple as it can be put. Anything beyond what He said can only be attributed to the stupidity and self professed wisdom of man, and can only serve only to confuse and confound the brethren and babes in Christ. Rom 8:34 …. It is Christ that died, yea rather, that is risen again, who is even at the right hand of God, who also maketh intercession for us. To ask in Christ's name, is to plead his merit and intercession, and to (depend upon that plea.) The gift of the Spirit is a fruit of Christ's mediation, bought by his merit, and received by his intercession. God Bless George |
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