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USER COMMENTS BY ADRIEL |
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10/13/2020 2:29 PM |
Adriel | | | |
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I'll stick to the version of the Bible which GOD has been using for the last four centuries. The King James Bible.Quote: "The 2001 English Standard Version is now heavily being promoted by many churches. It is a revision of the old Revised Standard Version, which earlier met with almost universal condemnation by evangelicals as being "liberal". Yet in the last few decades the church has been "softened up" by numerous conflicting bible versions like the NASB and NIV to now be ready to accept with open arms what it once rejected." "The ESV New Testament is based on the Westcott-Hort Greek text which differs from the Traditional Greek text that underlies the King James Bible; it omits some 5000 words, including 18 entire verses in the New Testament alone. The Old Testament is a random mixture of texts from the Hebrew Masoretic tradition, readings from the alleged pre-Christian Greek Septuagint, Samaritan Pentateuch, Syriac, and Vulgate. It is the old RSV in a new garb." (Will Kinney) In these dark days of apostasy and satanic Liberalism, in church and out we can expect the Word of God to be attacked by the fallen world. Come Lord Jesus, Come Soon. Amen. |
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10/12/2020 3:00 PM |
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The staff at this hospital have been exposed by incompetent management. The ventilation should have been checked before installation in ANY part of the hospital.As for the many controversy theories around ... Repentance or Godly Sorrow. âIt is sorrow for the offense rather than for the punishment. Godâs law has been infringed, and his love abused. This melts the soul in tears. A man may be sorry, yet not repent, just as a thief is sorry when he is captured â not because he has stolen, but because he has to pay the penalty. Hypocrites grieve only for the bitter consequence of sin. I have read of a fountain that only flows on the evening before a famine. Likewise their eyes never pour out tears except when Godâs judgments are approaching. Pharaoh was more troubled for the frogs and river of blood than for his sin. Godly sorrow, however, is chiefly for the trespass against God, so that even if there were no conscience to strike, no devil to accuse, no hell to punish, yet the soul would still be grieved because of the prejudice done to God. âMy sin is ever before meâ (Psa 51.3); David does not say, âThe sword threatened is ever before me,â but âmy sin.â O that I should offend so good a God, that I should grieve my Comforter! This breaks my heart!â (Th. Watson) |
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10/11/2020 5:10 AM |
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When the Bible is âambiguousâ to a person who identifies as âChristianâ - Then the problem is that the âChristianâ is ambiguous NOT the Bible.((Ps - I tried to put Christian with a small âcâ there but this ineffectual spell corrector doesnât allow all communication of the verbal English. )) Visible church â and Invisible Church! Satan makes sure he gets his word in by putting false (c)hristians into what is taken by society as âchurchâ Thus stats can be manipulated by the false witnesses. ALL Life still begins at conception and the only way to prevent said life is by killing the unborn child. Abortion is killing the unborn child â That is murder by any other name. |
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10/10/2020 4:53 PM |
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ââFarmor's School in Fairford, Gloucestershire, amounted to religious discrimination but in its ruling today, Bristol Employment Tribunal disagreed.ââWhat this reveals is how satanic the British education has become. Indoctrination of children into moral corruption. OFSTED is a department of Satanâs PC Liberalist sewer. The modern generation is proving to be âWithout Godâ (Judges 2). |
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10/9/2020 3:03 PM |
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Coronavirus is the same âgiftâ as the Left.The other deadly pandemic on the planet today is Liberalism. The theatrical industry has always been marked as an enemy of the Christian Church. (NB: Not the Liberalist church). The old preachers would warn their congregations not to go to the theatre. The fact that they are of the same âLeftâ as the Democrat party illustrates the abomination of both. Both support Sodom and Gomorrah and both support the feminist agenda in their deviation and debasing of the female gender in its natural form. The anomalous fiction which they portray and subject their audience to, infests the minds of their followers with fallacy, fantasy and indoctrination thereof. |
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10/8/2020 5:43 PM |
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John UK wrote: Dear brother, that quote reminds me of mine own conversion when, trembling and unsure of a reception by the Lord Jesus Christ, I tentatively approached unto him, looking for mercy and grace and forgiveness. The two things that were on my mind at that time were the need of forgiveness, and the cross of Calvary, where Christ was the Lamb of God which taketh away the sin of the world by sacrifice. Praise God! Amen Bro. God alone be praised. |
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10/8/2020 5:24 PM |
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John. Prayer power!! Of the faithful.âWho, among all the readers of this paper, desires to be saved by Christ, and yet is not saved at present? Come, I beseech youâcome to Christ without delay. Though you have been a great sinner, Come! Though you have long resisted warnings, counsels, sermons, Come! Though you have sinned against light and knowledge, against a father's advice and a mother's tears, Come! Though you have plunged into every excess of wickedness, and lived without prayer, yet Come! The door is not shut, the fountain is not yet closed. Jesus Christ invites you. It is enough that you feel laboring and heavy-laden, and desire to be saved. Come! Come to Christ without delay! Come to Him by faith, and pour out your heart before Him in prayer.â (J C Ryle) |
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