[1000 silverlings]

It is appropriate in a church setting to pray for the one body, yes, and Christians will always pray in the name of Jesus.

As to the two pillars holding up the Hebrew concept of the cosmos, I believe you are referring to Jacinth and Boaz, who's true meaning is doubtless symbolic, and not masonary structures.

[kosta50]

It is appropriate in a church setting to pray for the one body, yes, and Christians will always pray in the name of Jesus

Really? And you get that from...biblical verses such as "Our Father, Wo art in Heaven...?"

The more I read Protestant expalantions the more I realize you consider Christ somehow a "different" God from the Father.

As to the two pillars holding up the Hebrew concept of the cosmos, I believe you are referring to Jacinth and Boaz, who's true meaning is doubtless symbolic, and not masonary structures

They just didn't know any more that the earth was a globe than they knew that bats were not fowl.

[jo kus]

It is appropriate in a church setting to pray for the one body, yes, and Christians will always pray in the name of Jesus.

So in other words, there is more than one intercessor to God as was said before?

As to the two pillars holding up the Hebrew concept of the cosmos, I believe you are referring to Jacinth and Boaz, who's true meaning is doubtless symbolic, and not masonary structures.

I am not buying that one.

Regards