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Dudes a nutjob who thinks whis dreams mean something when they dont
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Dudes a nutjob who thinks whis dreams mean something when they dont
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He’s being obedient to GodDudes a nutjob who thinks whis dreams mean something when they dont
I think that Dana believes that he is being obedient to God, and likely believes everything that he has said. The problem is that for the past couple thousand years untold numbers of people have claimed to receive dreams from God saying the end is coming at such and such time, and so far none have been right. So you have to take these videos with a little skepticism.He’s being obedient to God
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What about the ones who never never heard the good news and yes religion is man made.......Uh.... no, that's not correct, A person has to believe on the Lord Jesus Christ and only through Him will a he/she be given Salvation. Jesus said, "I am the way the truth and the life. No man cometh unto the Father but by me" There will be many who will say on the day of judgment "Lord, Lord, did we not do many wonderful works in Thy name" and Jesus will say "depart from me ..... I never knew you" and they will be cast into Hell. This is not my religion, this is straight from God's word.
Hell has been misinterpreted imo I'm on my phone or I would include some articles give me a few hours I'm at workUh.... no, that's not correct, A person has to believe on the Lord Jesus Christ and only through Him will a he/she be given Salvation. Jesus said, "I am the way the truth and the life. No man cometh unto the Father but by me" There will be many who will say on the day of judgment "Lord, Lord, did we not do many wonderful works in Thy name" and Jesus will say "depart from me ..... I never knew you" and they will be cast into Hell. This is not my religion, this is straight from God's word.
This is an endless argument....I get what your saying but the I'm sorry the kjv is not perfect it's the best we got but power and greed has twisted the message......I believe in Jesus period but I know there's people that haven't heard the good news......I said higher power in my original post Jesus/God did not invent religion we did through our interpretations anyway I'm shutting up because its not a productive conversation....I believe in God's Holy Word ..... period. If you don't, then you have problem bigger than me. You can read anything into the scriptures and twist it any way that makes you feel better, but that would not be God's words anymore. It would be man's. That's where you and I differ on what is the truth. There is a literal Heaven and Hell. No man or woman will see Heaven unless he/she accepts the Blood of Jesus as a payment for their sins. That's the message that we were told to go and preach.....
I've mentioned this before. There are two primary trains of thought on this particular matter.What about the ones who never never heard the good news and yes religion is man made.......
Hell, like any other biblical doctrine, has different interpretations. Many of the so-called newer views are not so new. The most common "new" view is of annihilationism, which teaches that hell is a real place, but those who are sent there are eventually "annihilated;" that is, they don;t spend an eternity in pain and suffering--they are literally annihilated. This is based on some rather loose hermeneutics , in my opinion.Hell has been misinterpreted imo I'm on my phone or I would include some articles give me a few hours I'm at work
If you don't believe the KJV is perfect, then it is just another worthless book. I believe it 100%, from cover to cover, and I don't let "religion" play into it at all. Greed and power may have twisted man's interpretation of the Bible, but God's Word is still God's Word and anyone can read it for themselves and He will show you exactly what you need to do. When you read John 3:16, the message is so simple that any child can understand it. Why do we try to make everything so complicated?This is an endless argument....I get what your saying but the I'm sorry the kjv is not perfect it's the best we got but power and greed has twisted the message......I believe in Jesus period but I know there's people that haven't heard the good news......I said higher power in my original post Jesus/God did not invent religion we did through our interpretations anyway I'm shutting up because its not a productive conversation....
I agree with this statement. Luke 16 is a good example.Hell, like any other biblical doctrine, has different interpretations. Many of the so-called newer views are not so new. The most common "new" view is of annihilationism, which teaches that hell is a real place, but those who are sent there are eventually "annihilated;" that is, they don;t spend an eternity in pain and suffering--they are literally annihilated. This is based on some rather loose hermeneutics , in my opinion.
There is no question that Jesus believed in and taught that hell was a very real place that lasted for a very real eternity. The rest of the NT affirms this view, in my opinion at least.
Evilness and darkness? Theres some screwed up stuff in the world but we are nowhere near the levels of evil and darkness yall blabber on about. A few thousand people have been protesting abuses by the police. Sometimes those protests turn into riots when bad actors show up.
In the scope of history the "evil and darkness" we see today is minuscule compared to the past human abuses. Slavery, genocide, religious purges, dictators starving MILLIONS of their peoples, the Holacaust.
Today is a drop in the bucket compared to those.
Shaggy, remember that "evil" (from the Christian perspective) really refers to anything that is against the nature of God. It doesn't have to be murder and rape to be considered "evil," though those certainly are. Things like inappropriate sexual activity, lying, stealing etc, can also be considered evil because they are directly against the nature of God. Most people tend to think of comparing something against man's standard to decide if something is evil or not, thus we tend only to think of the really terrible things as evil; but with God as the standard, anything unGodly is actually evil. By that standard, we are all guilty of evil and it is literally everywhere. The world is certainly a very evil place. Even by your interpretation though, it still is. Slavery, murder, rape, sexual exploitation, war, dictators, etc, are all (unfortunately) alive and well today. And though perhaps rates may not be as high as past generations or times, with a world population of nearly 8 billion, the total numbers are no doubt shocking.If I may push back some. Many of these evils you mentioned of the past are still alive and well all around the world. Sex slavery is a huge market globally; genocide still occurs--not to mention the genocide of millions of innocent babies every year in their mother's womb right here in the USA; religious purging is alive and well, particularly by African muslims toward African Christians.
Evil has been and will be. It is part of the human experience, unfortunately.
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Why do people act like trump is some sort of holy man of God. Maybe Mike Pence........but not trump.....I'm sorry but I recommend laying off YouTube.....just my opinion I think u mean well but very misinformed..
Spoiler alert: Trump used to be registered democrat and supported abortion rights he didn't fully switch parties until the 2000s.....he flip flops like a fish not a true conservative at all....don't know why us Christian's act like he's our savior....far from it.......
I can see both perspectives here but I would also add a reminder that we are all on a journey. It probably isn't very accurate (or fair) to take a snapshot (or several snapshots) and conclude a person is or isn't a Christian, or they don't measure up, or pass the eye test. There was undoubtedly a time for many of us other Christians when we couldn't quote a favorite scripture or name multiple books of the Bible, or think about things in a theologically sound way. Remember that salvation and sanctification are two very different processes. A person can be saved in an instant and is then, by nature, a follower of Christ, but their walk, maturation, and growth will last a lifetime. Some obtain salvation but struggle mightily with the sanctification process. We're all somewhere in the middle of that journey. It's just that some have been on it longer, or have gotten a little farther from the starting line. Most likely, people could take a certain snapshot of any one of us, and say "man that person's not a Christian;" but that wouldn't necessarily make it true. And as one learns to walk as a Christian, former ways can certainly give way; and that, in fact, is exactly what is supposed to happen.Trump wouldn't/couldn't even cite his favorite book from the Bible in an interview, which he said is his favorite book, claiming it was a highly personal choice. Now, I agree that a relationship with the Lord is highly personal, but He also commands us to share and spread His word. What true Christian wouldn't take an opportunity to share their favorite part of the Word? I don't know what is in his heart, only God knows that. Maybe he truly is a Christian, and I hope that he is, but it just seems strange that a true Christian wouldn't even name a book from the Bible, or at least a favorite verse, or something.
In the end it is not for me to judge, just makes me wonder.
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Kook. This guy needs to lay off the skunk weed and get some quality reefer. He wouldn’t be having mucked up dreams and “visions” if he’d get some good Orange Dream, Sativa, or Afghan Kush. That being said, MJ isn’t bad for you, but bad MJ gets you saying garbage like this.
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I think you're talking about the old testament laws here. This one is mentioned in both Leviticus and Deuteronomy. I think we've discussed this before but remember the old testament laws were no longer binding after the sacrifice of Jesus. Why? The old covenants were made with man (Adam/Eve, Abraham, Moses, Noah, etc) and required man's effort for atonement (though it fell short) until the time was right for Jesus to make His sacrifice (which is a whole discussion in itself). Jesus' sacrifice was retroactive, so that people who came before him and worked towards reconciliation with God would be saved. But those same people did not yet have knowledge of the sacrifice of Jesus to connect to (they had the benefit of it because God and Jesus are not bound by time, but those people had no way of integrating the sacrifice and grace or teachings into their lives as it hadn't happened yet). There is a reason it was called "the law." But the law was always meant to be temporary, as ultimately, people will fall well short of reconciliation.Well i mean since we are adhering to the bible so strictly.
What's that verse about an adulterer and his adulteress being put death?
The most under reported news story there is globally. Read Voice of the Martars newsletter. No one butchers Christians worse than China. Funny how you never hear about it MSM.Lots of terrible stories around the world for many but this just goes to show how lucky we still are in our country to have freedom of religion, for now at least. Christians have always been targeted too and still are today. Say a prayer for our brothers and sisters in Nigeria.
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Nigeria’s Christians become target of genocide as international community remains silent: advocates
The religious persecution of Christians in Nigeria is teetering on genocide, religious leaders and foreign policy analysts caution in a desperate bid for the international community to take urgent action.www.foxnews.com
Tops on my families playlist are Christmas Canon by Trans Siberian Orchestra and Petit Garçon by Nana Mouskouri. For O Holy Night I like the David Foster version from the 90s with the guy from Phantom of the Opera.Hey Guys, I was just thinking since it is Christmas time, how about sharing some of your favorite sounds of the season. We all have our favs, and I find I even have favorite versions of some songs. Here's two:
Definitely, far and away, my favorite version of Little Drummer Boy
If this song doesn't move you you're not alive!
How about you guys?
This isn't a "classic" but certainly on my Christmas playlist, a beautiful song with a powerful message.Hey Guys, I was just thinking since it is Christmas time, how about sharing some of your favorite sounds of the season. We all have our favs, and I find I even have favorite versions of some songs. Here's two:
Definitely, far and away, my favorite version of Little Drummer Boy
If this song doesn't move you you're not alive!
How about you guys?
Mine too, I love that song. Love this one too, it’s a different group recording the old Statler Brothers song.This isn't a "classic" but certainly on my Christmas playlist, a beautiful song with a powerful message.