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8/31/16 11:20 AM |
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All this fuss over a "reprobate mind". Can someone please show me that having a "reprobate mind" is irreversible by God, or that it implies anywhere that we should stop witnessing to such, even if we knew that that is what God has done (which by the way, we cannot know)?Consider Romans 1 28 And even as they did not like to retain God in their knowledge, God gave them over to a reprobate mind, to do those things which are not convenient; 29 Being filled with all unrighteousness, fornication, wickedness, covetousness, maliciousness; full of envy, murder, debate, deceit, malignity; whisperers, 30 Backbiters, haters of God, despiteful, proud, boasters, inventors of evil things, disobedient to parents, 31 Without understanding, covenantbreakers, without natural affection, implacable, unmerciful: etc How many of us does this describe before we were converted? If someone insists that "reprobate mind" only applies to the previous verses which speak of homosexuals etc, let's allow the point to stand for argument's sake, then read 1 Cor 6 vs 9-11, where it says that abusers of themselves with mankind would not inherit the kingdom of God, and "such were some of you: but ye are washed, but ye are sanctified, but ye are justified in the name of the Lord Jesus.." |
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8/30/16 5:44 PM |
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Who is winning the dispensations/covenants discussion? The links machine or the copy and paste posters of theological works/confessions of faith? The poor Bible loses again!! Left on the shelf by these oh so pious "christians" to collect dust. Why is there so little genuine church growth? Consider: Acts 6:7 And the word of God increased; and the number of the disciples multiplied in Jerusalem greatly; and a great company of the priests were obedient to the faith. Acts 19.20 So mightily grew the word of God and prevailed. |
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8/29/16 4:58 PM |
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How devils foam at the mouth when we insist on the Bible!I must be doing something right! 2 Tim 3 16 All scripture is given by inspiration of God, and is profitable for doctrine, for reproof, for correction, for instruction in righteousness: 17 That the man of God may be perfect, thoroughly furnished unto all good works. Psalm 119:103 How sweet are thy words unto my taste! yea, sweeter than honey to my mouth! |
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8/29/16 3:13 PM |
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B. Warely wrote: ... Observer; I see your heart is still full of unchristian hate. May God have mercy on you. I can see why you'd consider it unchristian hate to insist that you use the Bible to justify your beliefs rather than your esteemed commentators. Must be great to pay lip service to the Bible being the sole authority in matters of life and faith, talk about its inerrancy and sufficiency etc and then never use it to back your case except for proof texting because that's the approach you see being used in your text books!===================== Jim No, we most certainly do not agree! I shall provide a fuller answer when I have time, but just a hint - you're doing your usual viz. parking your brain and quoting your authorities - so no different to Presby! |
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8/29/16 12:51 PM |
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B. Warely wrote: Jim: The 'entire' Bible is the Word of God. The 'entire' Word of God is for all Christians. The entire Scripture is of the MIND of God. There is nothing, zero in Scripture that indicates God only wants parts of HIS Word to be read and accepted as truth. It is NOT the Bible which declares parts of Scripture is not applicable to the Christian - It is only some misguided people who suggest this fallacy. “If the Scriptures be what they claim to be, the word of God, they are the work of one mind, and that mind divine. From this it follows that Scripture cannot contradict Scripture. God cannot teach in one place anything which is inconsistent with what He teaches in another. Hence Scripture must explain Scripture. If a passage admits of different interpretations, that only can be the true one which agrees with what the Bible teaches elsewhere on the same subject.” (Hodge) https://www.monergism.com/modern-dispensationalism-and-doctrine-unity-scripture You couldn't counter Jim's assertions using the Bible, so you did what all Presbys do best viz. give your own opinion backed by what you consider a credible authority. After all Hodge is better than the word of God, eh?! |
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8/29/16 12:50 PM |
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Mike wrote: The love of money isn't the root of all evil, but that's a subject for another day. When you suggest no one should be allowed to be paid over 100k, and you say you care what the bible says about the matter, where in the Bible do we find maximum wage, and who in the Bible decides what it is? The Bible allows the payer and the payee to come to agreement about wages. Therefore biblically you should be ok with whatever others have agreed do pay and work for. See Matthew 20:1-15 Spot on brother Mike! |
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8/29/16 12:49 PM |
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Unprofitable Servant wrote: Dear brother Observer, thanks for thinking of me. Alas, the job did not come through but God has been good and met our needs. Still hoping to find full time work if the Lord wills. All is well thanks for asking. Algore hadn't invented the internet when God graciously brought the woman into my life for my wife. The Bible says a prudent wife is from the Lord and God has blessed me with a wonderful Christian wife whom I don't deserve and for which I can only daily praise Him. Hey broThanks for the update. Praise the Lord for his goodness in all aspects - providing for you, blessing you with a godly wife and giving your a thankful heart! |
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8/29/16 12:49 PM |
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Connor wrote: Down again Chris, I don't know what I'm doing wrong, why would God allow all this to happen? ... Hey ConnorIf I recall correctly you told us a while ago that you felt called to the ministry. Let me ask you, how will you ever be able to truly minister to those who feel forsaken by friends and maybe even by the Lord, if you've never been there yourself? How will you be able to minister to those who are hurting without feeling hurt? How will you be able to help the faith of those who are sorely tried, if your faith has never been tried by fire? How will you help those who know deep disappointments if you have never experienced them yourself? You get the gist. If however, you are able to overcome adversity by using the weapons of our warfare, then you can point others to the right way. Consider the very many Psalms where the Psalmist agonizes over all sorts of problems and difficulties. They complain to the Lord, but you will notice too how they overcame. E.g. Psalm 73:26 My flesh and my heart faileth: but God is the strength of my heart, and my portion for ever. When my flesh and my heart fail, I make God the strength of my heart and my portion. Tough times are appointed us to draw us close to God. Lord bless |
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8/28/16 9:44 PM |
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ladybug wrote: ... .... If SA ever disallows links in comments, Jim would no longer comment here .. Agreed sister. Maybe SA will consider that as a request. Its kinda ironic to see him quote JMac on the seriousness of misinterpreting the Bible when JMac and Jim both hold to Dispy fiction! I had to chuckle. Lord bless ya! ==================== Sure Kev Email me whenever you're ready. Lord bless bro. ==================== Wishing all the Lord's true people the Lord's richest blessings. Catch y'all tomorrow D.V. |
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8/28/16 7:54 PM |
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Folk who may be thinking of engaging Mr LinksOn, should consider this:1. He never argues by expounding scripture in his own words. He would rather point you to another link, or preferably linkS to multiply the amount of time and labor you expend. You end up doing all the hard work!! 2. If you counter anything he has linked to, or written, he will counter with more links. That's not a conversation!! He has been on here bugging people for years and has an index of links that probably consists of 5TB of data on a portable drive that he keeps in his pocket for easy reference. My point is that he is not here to learn. In fact his idol Gil Rugh is his Pope, and when Gil preaches, then like the RC Pope, he speaks ex-cathedra and is infallible. That's the only reason Mr LinksOn doesn't need an infallible bible - he has an infallible pope. Finally, he will be deliberately provocative and make ridiculous statements that he can never justify and has no intention to justify e.g. "There's a paucity of scripture that supports Covenant theology". Duh! My advice is again not to feed the troll. If you wish to discuss dispensationalism, I'll be very happy to discuss it. But let's agree to ignore Jim's meaningless contributions. |
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8/28/16 5:52 PM |
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Jim Lincoln wrote: No, Observer, it was the "evil" of putting someone in the place of God, but really an evil, no. ... You really haven't a clue Jim. You're so busy reading links, sermons, and your pet commentators you neglect the bible and constantly come to the wrong conclusions!!Yes, it was completely wrong of the Israelites to ask for a king. They did so because they wanted to be like the other nations. Up until then God had ruled through Judges. This was the divine model. If you want interesting stats why don't you compare the years of peace and unrest under each model! The chapter you cited was a warning of what was in store for the people under human kingship and yes the evil of replacing God was accompanied by evils that are the baggage of such kingship. Thankfully, God knew the evil heart of the people, had prophesied it, and to teach them a lesson gave them the evil they asked for and used it as a teaching tool in terms of typology of the Savior's kingship. This should be Bible 101 stuff, but I'm sure you'll find a link some place written by some fool who like yourself couldn't give a monkey for what the Bible actually teaches, whose wisdom will contradict this!. |
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8/28/16 12:53 PM |
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Kev wrote: I added to the other thread where we were talking about stones and stopped my other discussion that was just going in circles. I enjoyed your comments on the Glory of the Lord in the OT brother. Having spent more than 42 years reading and studying the Word of God, and still learning from it every single day, I am thrilled at the prospect you have before you. I hope your journey with the Bible is as thrilling as mine has been and continues to be.Thing is I still feel there is so much to learn and plumb the depths of, and compared to some others I know so little. Praise God he gives every child of his this spiritual hunger for his word and does not disappoint when they come to table for their daily food. Feed with relish and let it strengthen you each day for what the Master has in store for you. Only be faithful in everything you do, and look to the Lord for blessing. Lord bless you Kev. BTW, a thorough study of the Theophanies (preincarnation appearances of the Lord) makes a thrilling study, as does the names of God and his attributes. These studies will give you a true comprehension of the being of our God and his glory and fill your soul with abiding awe and reverence. Gotto go. Catch y'all later. |
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8/28/16 11:53 AM |
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SteveR wrote: When Chris first said his Priest killed himself after officiating his marriage, I thought no way. I felt Chris meant it as consequence of RCC evil. I didn't believe his story so I googled it. Yep, it happened just as he said. Anyhow, I think its just as much evidence of Chris accursedness as it could be a consequence of RCC evil. Further, Chris gets off talking about people dying, just plain weird like the girl he knew dragged to her death by a PeterPan bus In case anyone was still in any doubt over the standing of this devil, this response of his should clear up those doubts.Now, here's a thought - why carry on talking to this devil who is only here to make mischief and divert everyone's attention from edifying discussions? Don't feed this devilish troll! May the Lord have mercy on his wretched soul. |
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8/28/16 10:58 AM |
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Christopher000 wrote: SteveR Wrote: Do you the priest that married he and his wife shortly thereafter jumped off a bridge? Why would you even bring that up? It's called malice, spite, hatred etc1 John 3:10 In this the children of God are manifest, and the children of the devil: whosoever doeth not righteousness is not of God, neither he that loveth not his brother. Conclusion: SteveR is a child of the devil 1 John 3:14 We know that we have passed from death unto life, because we love the brethren. He that loveth not his brother abideth in death. Conclusion: SteveR is still dead in his sins and tresspasses 1 John 4:20 If a man say, I love God, and hateth his brother, he is a liar: for he that loveth not his brother whom he hath seen, how can he love God whom he hath not seen? Conclusion: SteveR is a fraud and does not love God 1 John 4:21 And this commandment have we from him, That he who loveth God love his brother also. |
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8/28/16 9:24 AM |
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SteveR wrote: ... The conflict on this message Board is that SA unholy trinity nutbags cant stand hearing that their are Saints in the RCC. The wicked go ape wild when they hear it then make all kinds of crazy accusations poor wicked lil things Sure sheep keep company with Pigs, eat what Pigs eat, do what Pigs do, but so long as they can utter the Mantra "We decided for the Shepherd and are therefore sheep" we must believe them to be sheep.Makes total sense. Which is why YE MUST BE BORN AGAIN!! |
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