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6/17/19 5:35 AM |
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Douglas Fir wrote: So you would agree with me that this verse has nothing to do with the USA? 2 Chronicles 7:14 King James Version (KJV) 14 If my people, which are called by my name, shall humble themselves, and pray, and seek my face, and turn from their wicked ways; then will I hear from heaven, and will forgive their sin, and will heal their land. Stay focused on issue and try to avoid the rabbit trails. Try really hard. The focus of the article was to inform about continued persecution of Christians by Fulani herdsmen. For believers to pray and seem to help Not Isaiah 3:12. It was not to give you a soap box, but an opportunity and privilege to bring these sorely persecuted folks before the throne. |
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6/10/19 6:34 AM |
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Douglas Fir wrote: Interesting news source-Worthy News. I've never heard of it, so I am glad that SermonAudio is bringing it to our attention. Of course, you know me, I can't wait for them to carry stories related to the Main Problem of the US today, which is the Curse of Isaiah 3:12 that the world is living under. Children oppress and women rule. Yes I get a leg tingle when I read articles regarding US news cause all of our problems are caused by women & kids. They have risen up and overtaken America. The men were helpless and now are their slaves. Men need to be delivered from them. Stories like this one from Africa well that's nice and make us aware of their need of prayer amidst such cruel persecution, but hearing about women and kids taking over the US now that's where it's at man. Nigerians need prayer hence the point of the post and you can't wait for the next article to give you a reason to claim is a 3:12. I don't even think Frank would have made that comment after such an article like this. Doug, we are not the nation of Israel. We are a nation that has proven that they couldn't keep a constitutional republic because it is for a moral people led by moral men. Men have failed, women and kids suffer. Stop blaming the weaker and ma |
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4/23/19 11:02 AM |
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Just thinking wrote: Government of, by, and for the judges? Mandated medication is sick and Nazi-esque. The argument that it is safe and effective is irrelevant, even if it were 100% safe and effective, which it is not. The issue is the ordering of it. Today the means of conquest is not tanks and aircraft, it's "public health and safety." Why do you support barbarians, Jim? I agree with you. Government forcing people to inject something inside their body is a violation of the person's autonomy and not in line with the Constitution. Although it is not the main idea, but an observation that measles is caused by a virus that runs it's course. Mortality rate in West is about 1%. This hoopla is irrational. The folks should simple not comply. Hope each kids bites the one trying to administer it. |
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4/19/19 7:38 PM |
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Douglas Fir wrote: I watched the video in the news story and noticed all the teens involved were black. I guess that goes to show you the validity of what John Derbyshire (formerly of National Review) said about 'The Talk' he gave to his son, about how to deal with blacks. One rule is that, if you find yourself the only white person, or a small group of white people well outnumbered by blacks around you, it is time to LEAVE to save your own skin. You might say, "Oh, some of my best friends are black" but you have to face the fact that a large percentage of blacks do not like whites-period, no excuses, no persuading can change their mind. When you have a large group of blacks outnumbering you, it is easy for them to dominate the group and the ones 'your best friends' will not be there to put a stop to it. I am black and went to a high school where there was about three white students and they were fine. I am frequently the only black around whites and nothing happens. Sometimes I am in a group of blacks with 1 or 2 whites and nothing happens. Don't let what you see in the media dictate reality. We all know they lie and inflate situations. They love to paint with a broad brush too. White's are safe around me and my family and black friends. |
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4/11/19 10:26 AM |
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Wayfarer pilgrim wrote: So why did he go from being a Catholic to Episcopalian? Oh, it was the Anglican stance on homosexuality? But why did he go from being Catholic to..? A circular question. The answer is , there is no difference, between the two religions. Yes, they are are a religion, not Christian though . The answer was in my post. Catholic churches do not perform same sex weddings regardless of the fact that it is a false religion. The Episcopalians would and did. |
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4/10/19 10:04 AM |
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Dr. Tim wrote: All efforts to convert people—including innocent little children—TO the sodomite system of perversion are perfectly acceptable, while any attempt to draw people FROM this abomination is to be vigorously opposed. “Likewise also as it was in the days of Lot...Even thus shall it be in the day when the Son of man is revealed.” I hear Amazing Desmond (11yrs old) in NY performs at homosex venues and the state won't take him from his mother. Good Morning American features him about a year ago in drag. These people don't want kids helped cause they are themselves are perverts and want young recruits. The parents of this nation had better come together and resist. |
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4/9/19 8:40 AM |
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Christopher000 wrote: “Christ brought dignity and honor to women and children. Because of Him women have flourished. I can vote, own property, testify in court, work to support myself, get educated.” Seems to me that this is more about constitutional rights, and a progressive union, rather than why Christ allowed His blood to be shed. The comment brings Christ's sacrifice into focus as the catalyst for girl power, and women's rights? I've never heard of this. Christianity has brought dignity to women. God even in the old testament. Have you not read about the two sisters who had no brother or husbands who wanted to claim their property and God said they had a right to it. The men questioned it. Ester, Jael, Deborah are examples of courageous women whom God used in mighty says and yet maintained their femininity. Check your scriptures and western civilization and see that women have been treated with more dignity and respect than any nation. Why? Because of Judeo-Christian values. Nice to see you digged up an old post of mine. Too bad you didn't understand it. Z |
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4/8/19 10:35 PM |
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Fred wrote: Frank " A government political position is never appropriate for a woman regardless of her circumstances. There are circumstances when a woman must work outside the home, but not as a political leader." Is this spelled out in Scripture or a something assumed to be implied in the Word that is more of an appropriated cultural preference? Titus does speak to women being keepers of the home. Women are to be silent in church and not teach or hold authority. In Corinthians women prayed in church and prophesied. She was not to challenge teaching, but ask her husband about anything she questioned at home. Deborah was a judge and the only female judge. What Frank is doing is riding the feminist horse again. Like some who post here they get all emotional and triggered by certain topics and then start getting goofy. Just read my post again and then Frank's. He starts talking about abortion and homosexuality. Totally missed what I said. |
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