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The Neverending Story (The Christian Chronicles)
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| 3/24/01
Posted on 03/30/2002 7:53:37 PM PST by malakhi
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To: JHavard; PayNoAttentionManBehindCurtain
Now I'm red faced. I really thought yall were brothers up until now :'(
To: tHe AnTiLiB
Please put 2 and 2 together. I'll phrase it differently; God would not allow himself to be born into an imperfect womb. It is possible for God to keep someone from sin, right?
47,329 posted on 04/18/2003 3:42 PM MDT by tHe AnTiLiB
God would not allow himself to be born into an imperfect womb.
Do you make decisions for G-d ?
It is possible for God to keep someone from sin, right?
Why is it needed ?
Galatians 3:11 Clearly no-one is justified before God by the law, because,
"The righteous will live by faith." [Hab. 2:4]
chuck <truth@YeshuaHaMashiach>
To: JHavard
If you could please do a favor for me, find all of the places where Jesus brethren are mentioned. Second, find the passages with the word cousin and friend in the Bible, because in the old Jewish language brethren referred to cousin, friend, etc. If these were his siblings-none were Apostles, or even mentioned as disciples, or even part of Jesus life; it would be amazing that Matthew, Mark, Luke and John missed that. All four Gospels refer to Mary as a virgin; and wouldn't the Gospels mention His siblings at the crucifixtion, at His miracles, like all his other disciples.
To: JHavard
And just what do you mean by that? JH :-) Are you just fishing for more compliments?
I loved it. It summed up pretty much how I feel Christ works in our lives.
So there.
To: Invincibly Ignorant
You are truly ignorant and arrogant, you refuse to get the point.
To: CindyDawg
Praising God for giving me life, His Son, and the Holy Spirit. Getting down on my knees and praying put also PRAISING Him. All I'm saying there is a differnce between praying and worshipping.
To: JHavard
Doug, how did you rid your property of leavening this year?
As I told you before, it took us (my family) a full week of misery, when I was in the WWCofG, to scrub out the registers and detail strip the house and car to find that hidden sin. Lol
It created so many bad attitudes with the kids, we didn't have to look for hidden sin, it was there in front of us for everyone to see. Lol I did quite a bit of research on it this year. That hypercleaining seems to be more rooted in Jewish tradition than anything else. The intent of course is good, to equate the physical action of cleaning out all the leaven with sin, but I think the intent of the commandment is that we don't ingest leavening. I don't think anyone is going to eat the little dust crumbs they find on the floor. :-).
What we do is to take all the food we find that has leavening and take it down to the Salvation Army kitchen and then we don't eat leavening for a week.
It's pretty easy this year since both my wife and I are on the atkins diet and have pretty much avoided bread for the last month or so.
To: XeniaSt
Since there is no scripture that gives a sure answer, let's speculate; would it make sense for God to be born into an imperfect womb when he could be born into a perfect one? Just a question.:-)
To: CindyDawg
Now I'm red faced. I really thought yall were brothers up until now :'( Well well well CD...it seems I'm not the ONLY one that takes things a little too literally sometimes... :-)
To: DouglasKC
Are you just fishing for more compliments?
I'm embarassed, it was a joke, remember the one where the two psychiatrist passed on the street, and the one said, good morning, and the other one thought to himself. Now I wonder what he meant by that?
JH #:-\
47,350
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04/18/2003 4:06:56 PM PDT
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JHavard
(You don't know what you don't know)
To: tHe AnTiLiB
Since there is no scripture that gives a sure answer, let's speculate; would it make sense for God to be born into an imperfect womb when he could be born into a perfect one? Just a question.:-)
47,348 posted on 04/18/2003 5:02 PM MDT by tHe AnTiLiB If G-d wanted me to know, He would have shared that in His Holy Word.
I do not define G-d ; I stand in awe of Him.
Tehillim (Psalm) 18:46 The LORD lives! Praise be to my Rock! Exalted be God my Saviour!
Have Blessed Easter and Feast of First Fruits.
chuck <truth@YeshuaHaMashiach>
To: DouglasKC; Invincibly Ignorant
It's pretty easy this year since both my wife and I are on the atkins diet and have pretty much avoided bread for the last month or so.
Good luck, I went on that diet years ago and it worked.
If you get the urge to eat some real tasty unleavened bread, here's a killer.
Make up any receipt of bread dough with out the leavening.
Use a deep fryer, and when it's ready, pull off pieces of the dough, roll them in your hands until round, or put them in the shape they are in when you pull them off.
When their golden brown, Oh my, wait, I'll be back in a minute.........................................................................................................................................................................................shucks, Ginny said no!, it's too late to keep the Days of Unleavened Bread and Chili.
Oh well, maybe next year, Lol
JH
47,352
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04/18/2003 4:25:10 PM PDT
by
JHavard
(You don't know what you don't know)
To: DouglasKC; CindyDawg
Well well well CD...it seems I'm not the ONLY one that takes things a little too literally sometimes... :-)
YehhhRight
JH :-)
47,353
posted on
04/18/2003 4:31:35 PM PDT
by
JHavard
(You don't know what you don't know)
To: Invincibly Ignorant
Pearls before...? :-)
To: tHe AnTiLiB; JHavard; OLD REGGIE; SoothingDave; ksen; angelo; CindyDawg; RobbyS; ...
tHe AnTiLiB says:
I pray to Mary
BigMack
To: JHavard; XeniaSt
JHarvad, you still have not answered my question; does it make sense that Jesus was born into a sinful womb when it could be perfect?
To: CindyDawg
To us the Scriptures ARE tradition. Anyway, we are, after all, all looking backward at the events described in Scripture,and looking at them through the prisms of different "traditions."If one ignores or minimizes the infancy narratives in Matthew and Luke, then one has the modern Baptist Mary--a Mary who fits the Baptist tradition. If one puts a great deal of stress on them, the first two chapters of Luke and--I must add--the Cana story and the story of Mary at the Cross, then one has something like the Catholic Mary.
To: JHavard; XeniaSt
JHarvard, do not take womb as only in the flesh. The Son of God must have been born into a woman without Original Sin and without sins at all because Jesus would not be born without Original Sin then would he? Just asking.:-)
To: PayNoAttentionManBehindCurtain
tHe AnTiLiB says: I pray to Mary BigMack Why not talk to people in high places?
To: RobbyS; tHe AnTiLiB; JHavard; OLD REGGIE; SoothingDave; ksen; angelo; CindyDawg
tHe AnTiLiB says: I pray to Mary Why not talk to people in high places?
Because for 2 years you guys have been telling us that you don't PRAY to Mary, thats why, quit acting the fool.
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