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6/2/17 2:03 PM |
SteveR | | Mt Zion | | | |
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Frank wrote: MS, Matthew 15:26 But he answered and said, It is not meet to take the children's bread, and to cast it to dogs. Yes sister, I think your admonition is good and well taken. your thoughts coincide with the above scriptures and thanks for your admonition! Well Frank, if you wouldn't use Scripture for gotcha moments instead of learning from them, you would know the Womans daughter was healed because of her great faith. Chapter 15 continues.... Matthew 15:27 And she said, Truth, Lord: yet the dogs eat of the crumbs which fall from their masters' table. Matthew 15:28 Then Jesus answered and said unto her, O woman, great is thy faith: be it unto thee even as thou wilt. And her daughter was made whole from that very hour. |
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6/2/17 8:49 AM |
SteveR | | Mt Zion | | | |
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Jim Lincoln wrote: I never have been happy seeing International agreements carried out by the executive branch alone. I really never cared that much about the global warming arguments either. It has been plainly seen though that air pollution is a problem. I think the major reason that the Indian and Chinese governments came onboard for this treaty is because of air pollution and not so much global warming. John of UK, your country knows the problems of air pollution and many people died in London with all the coal burning that went on. But, our country was and hopefully still is working on cleaning up coal plants -- something that Obama ignored. Yea, China cares. They are the biggest force to encourage smoking on the planet. China produces half the worlds cigarettes and has 350 million smokers |
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6/1/17 11:22 AM |
SteveR | | Mt Zion | | | |
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Jim Lincoln wrote: ...and so would a Muslim farmer be ousted because he would be against homosexual marriages also What does this have to do with the price of tea in China? More importantly what does this have to do with Christianity anywhere? [URL=http://www.monergism.com/thethreshold/articles/onsite/qna/fivesolas.html]]] http://tinyurl.com/guqmzv6 (What are the “five solas,” and what do they mean?)[/URL] from which, 'The “five solas” is a term used to designate five great foundational rallying cries of the Protestant reformers. They are as follows: “Sola Scriptura” (Scripture Alone); “Sola Gratia” (Grace Alone); “Sola Fide” (Faith Alone); “Solus Christus” (Christ Alone); and “Soli Deo Gloria” (To God Alone Be Glory)' None of the above a Muslim --or Catholic-- believes in! Don't get jealous Jim. You wont even stop voting for Democrats w/pro LGBT views let alone sacrifice a big chunk of your income on your stated beliefs. Yes a Muslim or Protestant could have done the same, but the story is about a Catholic that put his faith ahead of his own pocketbook. He is an honourable Catholic. Too many Christians, both Protestant and Catholic, just look the other way instead of taking a stand on what their own Church teaches |
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5/31/17 4:22 PM |
SteveR | | Mt Zion | | | |
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John Yurich USA wrote: I only adhere to the scriptural Catholic doctrines. So you are going to disagree with Pastor Steve of that Baptist Church I attend on Sunday mornings and believe that you know more about how one becomes saved than he does? He is an ordained Baptist minister who preaches the biblical doctrine of salvation. And when I met with him to request that I be Baptized at that Baptist Church he asked if I had accepted Jesus as my Savior and Lord and trusted entirely in Him alone for salvation. When I answered in the affirmative to those questions then Pastor Steve was satisfied that I am saved and was ready for Baptism. Hi John Y I am very glad about your good connection w/Pastor Steve at your new Church. There is nothing more valuable than a strong healthy relationship with a sound loving Pastor |
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5/31/17 8:50 AM |
SteveR | | Mt Zion | | | |
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Bishop Baker wrote: Thank God for True Saints! I pray for the strength and protection Hmm, not many here realize Apostolic Churches like the Coptic Church have many Saints |
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5/30/17 9:08 AM |
SteveR | | Mt Zion | | | |
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John for Jesus wrote: The Reformed viewpoint on salvation is very fatalistic. Scripture teaches God loves the whole world and wants everyone to be saved. However, He has sovereignly determined to give people the choice to believe or not. Like on Pentecost, the people heard the preaching of the Gospel, were cut to the heart by it, asked what they should do about it and we're told to save themselves through repentance and being baptized in Christ for the remission of sins. We are not innocent bystanders of our salvation. We can obey God and He will give us salvation! Salvation is a finished work of Christ that we may have through faith. Question J4J, How do you answer for the Gospel not being preached to all peoples? Havent you been asked this by seekers? Without the Gospel, people are lost, right? Do you admit to seekers your god wasn't strong enough to get the Gospel preached to all peoples? Or what? |
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5/28/17 4:04 PM |
SteveR | | Mt Zion | | | |
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Adriel wrote: "Faith" is provided by God as a gift to His elect. It never fails because God provides the perseverance to maintain it. The article refers to "religion" not faith. Religion can simply be human convictions or even superstitions like the RCC have. Religion when a human attribute can just as easily be lost or ditched as borne by the imagination of the person in the first place. I understand the Reformed tradition on Election as well, but its hardly an excuse for the reprobation of their children during idleness and false comfort of pastors and parents thinking their obligations were accomplished |
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5/24/17 2:25 PM |
SteveR | | Mt Zion | | | |
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Jim Lincoln wrote: Well, Mike, several experts thought it was more sophisticated than most attacks. There was planning put into it and the explosive device itself was not that simple. It certainly may have been a family affair in other words when it comes to doing this terrorist act. --[URL=http://tinyurl.com/mke2omn]]]qhttp://tinyurl.com/mke2omn (Attack timed specifically to impact people leaving concert)[/URL] So, SteveR, what you say may or may not be true, but it was done with more sophistication then the latest terrorist attacks have been done with, and with more people involved. Isnt a sophisticated suicide vest in the UK best for attacking specific individuals? You don't have to be sophisticated to kill 22 kids. This guy could have become a substitute bus driver and killed more kids driving off a bridge. But you are right about the number of people who were involved. It must be frightening for the nay sayers to finally realize that so many muslims were involved and not one alerted authorities to the murder of so many innocent kids |
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5/24/17 12:43 PM |
SteveR | | Mt Zion | | | |
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Frank wrote: Carnal women buy wealth/fame with their bodies, men buy beauty with their wealth and fame. A form of prostitution. Are you implying Solomon was a Male Prostitute? And Bathsheba a female one? |
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5/24/17 12:23 PM |
SteveR | | Mt Zion | | | |
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Mike wrote: "Home Secretary Amber Rudd said: "[Monday's attack] was more sophisticated than some of the attacks we've seen before, and it seems likely - possible - that he wasn't doing this on his own."' Ok, I'll bite. What is "more sophisticated" about a guy blowing himself up in the foyer of a stadium? Even barbarians can figure out if one thing won't work, try another. imo- It was a sophisticated threat, not a sophisticated attackThe largest terror incident, next to Bishopgate, in post WW2 history occurred in Manchester, when the IRA detonated a 3000 lb bomb in the city. The IRA warned the city, and 75k people were evacuated. ISIL by making this small attack in Manchester is threatening an IRA scale type bomb, but they wont warn officials like the IRA did imo- that's why the UK pulled the panic button and put 1000s of soldiers in the streets. I think ISIL made a demand, and this is the first of several attacks if the UK doesn't cooperate |
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5/24/17 10:17 AM |
SteveR | | Mt Zion | | | |
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Youth in Asia wrote: For me to listen to Joel Osteen is self inflicted punishment, but a few times I did reach the end of his message and he does invite people into a sinners prayer a the end and says "if you prayed this, you are now saved, now go find a good Bible church! " So hopefully some will take his advice and find a good church. I don't know about now, but in his early days he confessed he really didn't know Scripture well when he gave that advice. But you would think now that he has made a living at it, he would have taken the time to become more sound in doctrine. Or maybe he realized if he became more sound, he wouldn't have as many followers? |
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