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“ Commendable ”
Mr James White overstepping the mark

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What is 'The Gospel'?
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“ Very well focused ”
Thank you

News Item7/5/2020 5:00 AM
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Chrisgp from England wrote:
I have just read the Met Tab requirements for live services. They will continue with the recorded hymns, and the congregation must wear masks, but are still not allowed to sing as the hymns are played, but remain seated. Everyone will have a paper hymn sheet, which they will merely read silently as the recorded hymns are played, and take away with them. Services will be kept down to about I hour maximum, and there is a whole host of rules, and spacing out, and of course, places must be booked in advance, with names and phone numbers given.
People under 14 and over 70, and “vulnerable” people with health conditions are not allowed to attend.
I wonder what C H Spurgeon would have done!!
https://youtu.be/5cWCWFJwvjo
To encourage you, wishing you every blessing

We love the place, O God,
Wherein Thine honor dwells;
The joy of Thine abode
All earthly joy excels.

It is the house of prayer
Wherein Thy servants meet;
And Thou, O Lord, art there
Thy chosen flock to greet

We love the word of life,
the word that tells of peace,
of comfort in the strife,
and joys that never cease.

We love to sing below
for mercies freely given;
but O we long to know
the triumph-song of heaven.


News Item7/2/2020 6:24 AM
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John, you seem to dismiss the comments accounting for inaccuracies of death counts and the contradicting reality at ground zero at the sole expense of infallible Somerset belief, this is your choice.

News Item7/2/2020 5:37 AM
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John, the average believer in the UK holds to two infallible bibles, the traditional bible and the British Broadcast Corporation and co bible. To the later, they render faithful service *every day* by sitting themselves without a miss in front of their screens for at least half an hour of daily dutiful view-moulding. What they are told is law, it cannot be questioned.
So they hold to both bibles hand in hand, trying to square them, and if any is wrong is not the later.
Blind belief can err when acting as this. Hence, often people, being so well predisposed, miss the obvious, fail to question gaps, innacuracies, contradictions, and manupulative strategies.

Please, try a media fast, and stay away from the news screen for a month. You will be back with a different outlook.

While politicians and the media know they hold the people's unvariable attention through the screen, there is no limit to manipulation, because there is no alternative source of 'news'.


News Item7/2/2020 3:59 AM
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John UK wrote:
Good morning Sister B. Is this the sort of info you are looking for?
"The WHO estimates that between 290,000 and 650,000 respiratory deaths globally each year are associated with seasonal influenza."
When you consider that guvs all over the world are on a severe economic downturn because of their attempts to fight C19 through lockdowns and isolation etc. then the figure of over 500k deaths becomes meaningful. Imagine what that figure would have been if guvs had ignored the coronavirus. 500 million? A billion?
Those are personal speculations based not on knowledge, but derived from all the given propaganda that withholds and often twicks real facts.

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John UK wrote:
Globally there are now 10.6m coronavirus cases and more than 515,500 deaths.
Any figure has to be put in the right context.
What is the world wide population?
How many deaths of average flu occur yearly world wide?

News Item7/1/2020 2:38 PM
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Mike wrote:
It would be better if school districts paid their own way, instead of pretending State "aid" is anything more than robbery from taxpayers in all districts to bribe them each in return with the money robbed. Math seems to evade. It's like if I give $100 to Jim, and Carl gives $100 to Jim, and Jim keeps $40 for managing, then gives Carl and me back $80 each, calling it Jim aid in the process. Why is this hard to figure out?
Education should be private, not nationalized. That only gives the state say and control, and an opportunity to mould the population in particular directives and values, at the same time it plays the benefactor card.

God is not given the role of educating to governments but to parents, and they can delegate sections of this task if it seems necessary to whosoever they wish or think proper.

Hence, personal taxation should not be used to educate the masses.


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Ladies, surely affinities and likeness of trail of thought are sustained often with John on my part, yet of late, obtuse reasoning on his part has brought in incongruent thinking patterns for which commendation was not possible.
No one knows what a person is going through while posting here. Some sort of sickness, in more that one way, might underline or exist.

However and definitively, ladies, if one does not have an encouraging way to uplift, correct or direct, is better to hold on to one's peace, rather than to fire off to a member for whom Christ died.


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Sorry, but there was no need to go into blunt attack, ladies.

A little of grace in the lips goes a long way.

John brings a freshness of spirit to the forum, but by no means he is endued with perfect understanding about all things, as no one of us is, in spite of our preferences, convictions or stern opinions, only God is.

Let us not forget to include mercy before spite.

This message preached today deals convinctingly about social media etiquette for the Christian,

https://www.sermonaudio.com/sermoninfo.asp?SID=627201739305934

Please, it would be appreciated if posters would abstain from insult or further personal attacks. Thanks

"He that loves pureness of heart,
for *the grace of his lips* the king shall be his friend."
Pro. 22


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John UK wrote:
1. I would like to know how "they are instructed by given protocols on how to act"
2. .... a massive increase in deaths in the UK since the pandemic was announced ...
1. John, perhaps you do not know this, but the medical profession world wide is standarised by the advice of N.I.C.E, (Google this entity for your own knowledge), so all doctors and the medical profession are to follow the same guidelines. This means that doctors follow protocols in medicine, they DO NOT act upon their own judgement in practice.

You are mistaken in pinpointing America as essentialy twisted in this regard, because pharmaceutical companies and their cronies sustain global interests, gains and agendas as this pandemic demonstrates.

2. The inflated number of deaths pertains to the wonderland of the media and politicians, but not to the ground floor of reality.
E.g., around our circles, we have not known of a single person dying of Covid or being in a respirator, ICU, etc... However, during the past months of lockdown we have come to see 4 or 5 individuals dying of natural deaths.
Yet, we have heard of the deaths of a drug addict and another two persons who died of pneumonia as being recorded as Covid deaths to the disgust of those related


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John UK wrote:
The good thing about my post is that everything I said can be verified by anyone willing to go to Somerset House and spend a month or two. The facts will be evident and cannot be tampered with.
Statisticians can make numbers say almost anything, ...
Now hear this: A GP is claiming that doctors are putting down Covid 19 on death certificates, because people are dying because of lockdown restrictions, and the guv wants to hide those facts from the hoi polloi.
YOU CANNOT BE SERIOUS!
You really believe that?
You really believe that a doctor is going to falsify (and break the law) by putting down an untruth concerning death?
Man, where did you dig that one up from? You Tube?
Statistics can be manipulated.
Also, is not that doctors are breaking the law, but that they are instructed by given protocols on how to act.
For instance, when a person has been admited into hospital and eventually dies of other causes, if the patient had tested positive for Covid, then the person has to be counted as dying from Covid even the individual died from other coexistent comorbidities.
This is not fair count or play, John.

Sermon6/28/2020 8:42 AM
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Israel's Benediction upon Joseph
Rev. Andrew Stewart
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“ Spirit-given ministry of power ”
Many thanks for this convicting teaching. Very commendable the way, under God, the two pastors of this congregation have provided mana for their own and for many far beyond during the lockdown season. Every blessing

News Item6/23/2020 6:33 PM
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Mike wrote:
I take it you ran out of recent news to comment on, and that's the reason you went back 10 years for this article? You must live a boring life, Jim. This article is so old, Obama was in his first term of installing left turn only signs in Washington.
The same agendas have to be wedged in for ever. It is an ongoing war that needs to be waged on, dismantling the edifice of good things piece by piece by perpetual hammering in at the same issues and by continual repetition, till people begin to accept lies for truth.

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Jim Lincoln wrote:
excerpt from,"a fetish for a Bible"
https://tinyurl.com/yakpvsom
Amen❗❗❗👍
UPS
Again, and again, Jim, at your full time job of diminishing what is good.

News Item6/22/2020 7:15 PM
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John, you used to be able to read accurately other people's takes, or at least took great pains to understand them to your uttermost, however, presently you are assuming things not intended or said, misreading, and misrepresenting.

There has been enough said to figure out the sense, meaning and intend of my position, but you are constantly twisting the argument, ignoring facts and reason to trumpet yourself as the only champion for Scripture.

Frankly, your last statement borders insult out of presumption.

All mentioned was to illustrate intend, however, you turned it into unfounded attacks.

Your take that Scripture does not permit memorials because it does not strictly 'command' them, is a child of the regulative principle. If not commanded, it becomes indifferent when it does not affront other specific commands.

Christ's main memorial is visualised by bread and the cup, and was visualised before by the blood on the Egyptian doors.
Ensigns matter when based on reality and checked by sound theology.

And all started because your statement about the Geneva memorial was checked against.
And now you end accusing me of standing for something else than the Word of God! ?!?!

This is a total offence, and makes enough reason to terminate dialogue.
Fare well


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"Thou hast given a banner to them that fear thee,
that it may be displayed because of the truth"

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John, you are out of focus while you stand behind the tree of worship as the goal and issue of the discussion, then missing the forest of passing on biblical culture or knowledge of the past to the next generations.
Two different things.
You are charging iconoclastic tendencies where there are NONE in view. They are not promoted either because the intend is completely foreign to such issue.

Israel gloried in God lifting up their banners as identity icons, nothing else.

If you remain exclusively mounted on your particular wing of truth, you will easily get the topic out of balance.
Bye

"We will rejoice in thy salvation,
and in the name of our God we will set up our banners"
Psalm 20


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John, you are out of focus.

Every doctrine can be stretched to extreme without its due checks, and such checks is what you seem to effectively lack when approaching the topic.
Yes, the Romish iconography is detestable, but it rooted out of an apostate church.

Take care


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Have you ever gazed upon a drawing of the person of Spurgeon?
Watch out in case you are in danger of iconography!

Have you ever visited the Martyr's Memorial complex?
Have you seen where are the historical props situated?

Do you know how much Geneva steemed the Reformation?
Their citizens subscribed to a monument to the work of God, the Reformation, by portraying the different Reformers.

300 years after that event Reformation symphonies were written in its commemoration...

Let's not forget his works and we will tell them to the generation to come by all means.

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