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Update on the latest news, sports, business and entertainment:...
Rush starts as holiday shopping season revs up
Retailers hope for the best...China pledge...Recovery of caver's...
Inside The Den
Some key dates and events pertaining to Michael Jackson...
Admitted Pa. cop killer convicted of 1stdegree
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Message to troops...Hasan charged...Pakistan bombing...
Here is the latest Minnesota news from The Associated Press...
Suspect in Seattle cop killing charged
Some key dates and events pertaining to Michael Jackson....
LAPD hunts man they say poured acid on girlfriend
Police: DNA, bullets link suspect to officer death
Ida weakens...Suicide attack...Taliban hunger strike...
Formal charges expected in Seattle police killing
Search for evidence...Iraq election law passed...Ida heading north...
Suspect identified in Seattle police killing
Man identified in Seattle police killing
Man sought in police killing in serious condition
11th Hour breakthrough...Fort Hood victims...Personofinterest...
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Fort Hood survivors...Orlando gunman...Soldier's scam...
Personofinterest in Seattle officer killing shot
Some key dates and events pertaining to Michael Jackson....
Ohio man dressed as Breathalyzer accused of DUI
Missing Students Search - Reaction
Carroll: Pac10 is catching up to USC
3 suspects arrested in Halloween attack in Calif.
Update on the latest news, sports, business and entertainment:...
Python hunters bag 37 in Florida hunting season
Authorities find slain NM nun's vehicle in Arizona
NY man charged with torturing kitten, making video
Update on the latest in religion news:
Spurs' Ginobili has rabies shot after catching bat
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Jobless rate stubborn...Food stamp research...Search for cop...
Memorial service set for slain Seattle officer
Day Remembers Dead
FBI investigates nun's death on Navajo reservation
Ohio woman hopes trickortreater may find ring
Stocks under pressure...Manufacturing reading due...CIT bankruptcy...
Update on the latest in business:
Here is the latest North Dakota news from The Associated Press...
Latest Minnesota news, sports, business and entertainment:...
Yankees take 31 Series lead...Crash search now a recovery...
Sewing needle in Halloween candy sticks man
Here is the latest Minnesota news from The Associated Press...
Six homicide victims in Cleveland house...No deficit plan...
Denver charity run sets odd record: most people in gorilla suits...
3 hurt at Halloween party in Anoka County
`This Is It' tops charts with $101M worldwide
Yankees up 21...Progress in talks...Bird strike
Yankees win...Strike averted...Deadly typhoon
Trickortreater killed in NH...Fall back overnight...Search...
Saturday's Top25 Football Summary
Last Halloween
Obamas host Halloween party...Clocks go back an hour in most...
Tennessee upsets No. 21 South Carolina 3113
Defense leads No. 3 Texas to rout of No. 13 OSU
No trick: 2,000 kids knock on White House door
No. 9 LSU cruises past Tulane, 420
Clinton not worried about Afghan election boycott...Police make...
Trick or Treating at the Governor's Mansion
Vols wear black jerseys, orange pants on Halloween
No trick: 2,000 kids knocking on White House door
Afghanistan's rerun election under cloud...Murdered priest laid to...
Here is the latest Minnesota news from The Associated Press...
It's time to trick or treat
Advance warning...Sea searches...White House treats...
Minnesota warns against Halloween traffic risks
Obamas to greet more than 2,000 trickortreaters
Deadline extended...Election boycott?...White House Halloween...
Update on the latest news, sports, business and entertainment:...
Halloween at the White House
Wiping out militants...Abdullah to boycott...Halloween safety...
Ways to make a safe Halloween
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Posted by care29 on Dec 5 2009 4:05PM
In Article: Care II
Happy Birthday Si.

The box is finally on its way. There is a big fat ELLE mag on the bottom of it...I needed padding. Enjoy the read, hahaha!!!  BTW,  The funniest thing happened to me today.


Big Lots...shopping, get scotch tape, scissors, and  packing tape. Leave store 11:40, in the car I use new scissors to cut up my bubble wrap, wrap bottles and tape with new scotch tape. Drive to Post Office....11:47, 20 people deep in line, i grabbed box...build box using my packing tape fill it with mag, wrap, and bubble wrap bottles....tape it all up fill out address label...while in line. Finally 11:55, box on scale....it happens that I had grabbed ready post box...big bucks send/pay by weight....not the priority box that is if it fits it ships....OMG...WTF....Are you kidding me? Do I have time to switch 'em over? yes if you hurry I'm told.  Now i run to the right box kiosk and start in....built box, taped switched over everything...address label....more tape...back at counter......11:59. DONE!!   I was on my knees on the post office floor....both times  packed the boxes....what a riot. everyone though...nobody thought I was crazy....it was like watching a beat the clock or price is right game....LOL!!!

True Story.....So Tuesday hopefully you'll receive it.

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Love ya guys, 
care29   xoxox
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Posted by shoppe on Dec 5 2009 1:42PM
In Article: Biblical Prophecy-Signs of the Times

Lets describe fruit biblically.


Giving?  helping?  teaching?  speech?   souls helped to find salvation?


what?


 

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Posted by ndfinfan on Dec 5 2009 11:29AM
In Article: Biblical Prophecy-Signs of the Times
Exactly...thanks Pain, you have a great weekend too! Reply...


Posted by paineless4 on Dec 5 2009 9:55AM
In Article: Biblical Prophecy-Signs of the Times
you'll know them by their fruit. Reply...


Posted by shoppe on Dec 5 2009 9:51AM
In Article: Biblical Prophecy-Signs of the Times
Maybe 3 should be we serve one Lord and are christians is we so choose.    Dispite the differences.. :) Reply...


Posted by paineless4 on Dec 5 2009 9:33AM
In Article: Biblical Prophecy-Signs of the Times

Well Good Morning All,


    ND don't take this personal, but I never condemned you for wearing a cross. I told you it was a pagan symbol which it is but condemn you I did not.


Second, I do not attend church at Higher Ground, for personal reasons I choose not to.


Third, well there is no third....except try to have a good weekend.


 

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Posted by shoppe on Dec 5 2009 8:26AM
In Article: Care II

Theresa,   I love the Jewish race, and Jewish people.   So I love you.    Sometimes people are so darn crude.   Yes,  I love the fact that Jesus , my lord was a Jew.   Cool.


good morning everyone.  Its rainy here again.   Its going to be a busy day for my husband and I .  We spent all day yesterday going thru boxes of papers and reorganizing our office desk.   tonight we get to babysit the 2 grandsons and a friend of theirs.    Grandparenting is wonderful.


Love yall....


vivian

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Posted by ndfinfan on Dec 5 2009 8:18AM
In Article: Biblical Prophecy-Signs of the Times
SG...I'm just a simpleton who is trying to walk with God as best I know how...sometimes I fail, that is when I rely on Him to lift me up. I do teach Sunday School to senior high kids at my church. Last week I talked to them about faith...great discussion. Tried to show how the disciples did a 180 after seeing the risen Lord. They went from scared men fearing for their lives hiding in a room to emblazened apostles preaching the Gospel out on the streets at all costs. Good stuff... Reply...


Posted by ndfinfan on Dec 5 2009 8:13AM
In Article: Biblical Prophecy-Signs of the Times
Sorry those posts were so long...it was necessary. The bottom line...I believe the church will be removed at some point during the 70th week...I personally believe it will be before the great tribulation when God will pour out His wrath on the earth. So, contrary to those who say there is no Biblical evidence for the removal of the church, there is overwhelming evidence. One must read Biblical prophecy from a literal perspective...not interperative. Reply...


Posted by shoppe on Dec 5 2009 8:09AM
In Article: Biblical Prophecy-Signs of the Times

NDFinfan.  Thats how I feel about it.  Great post.  Are you a teacher?


Anyway,  I feel John that those questions I asked are fine for these forums.  We talk about worse here.


I can usually know a person by how he feels about those questions.  So, please.    tell us how you feel about them.


thanks,


vivian

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Posted by ndfinfan on Dec 5 2009 8:09AM
In Article: Biblical Prophecy-Signs of the Times

Second Coming passages are in the context of the setting up of the Kingdom while the Rapture passages make no mention of the Kingdom. "Second advent passages are invariably followed by talk of setting up the kingdom after the Lord's return (e.g., Matt. 24:31; 25:31ff; Zech. 14; Joel 3; Rev. 19-20). So, the second advent is preparatory to the establishment of the millennial kingdom. On the other hand, clear rapture passages give no hint that after the rapture the Lord establishes the kingdom." (John Feinberg, p. 198)

Glorified bodies at the Rapture "It is very clear from 1 Thessalonians 4:13-18 and 1 Corinthians 15:51ff that at the rapture those gathered to the Lord will be glorified. On the other hand, second advent passages say nothing about anyone (living or dead) receiving a glorified body." (John Feinberg, p. 198) "Nowhere in the texts that deal with the Second Advent is there the teaching about the translation of living saints." (Paul Feinberg, p. 82)

No mention of meeting in the air in Second Coming passages Nowhere in the Second Coming passages is a meeting in the air mentioned.

Differences in timing of resurrections "There seems to be an inconsistency between the time of the resurrection at the Rapture and at the Second Coming. In the central Rapture passage dealing with this issue, 1 Thessalonians 4:13-18, the time of the resurrection of dead saints in clearly stated to be during the descent of Christ of to the earth. Those raptured, living and dead saints, will be caught up to meet the Lord in the air. Contrast that information with what is found in Revelation 19-20. There, the order seems to be: the descent of Christ, the slaying of His enemies, the casting of the Beast and the False Prophet into the lake of fire, the binding of Satan, and then the resurrection of the saints. It seems as though the resurrection of the dead will be during the descent at the Rapture, but after the descent at the Second Coming." (Paul Feinberg, p. 84)

Differences in destiny at time of comings "There seems to be an inconsistency between the destination of those who are raptured in the Rapture and the destination of those who participate in the Second Coming. In the posttribulation understanding of the events that surround the Second Coming, the church will be caught up to meet the Lord in the air and will immediately accompany Him on His continued descent to the earth. Compare that with John 14:3. In the Rapture the Lord is going to come and take those raptured to be with Him. The clear implication is that the raptured saints will be taken to heaven, not earth. If this is so, then the destination of those caught up in the Rapture will be heaven. According to the Second Coming passages, however, the saints involved are headed for the earth." (Paul Feinberg, p. 84)

The role of the angels in the comings At the Second Coming, the angels are the ones who will gather the elect (Matt. 24:31). At the Rapture Jesus is the direct agent of the gathering (1 Thess. 4:16).

The "mystery" nature of the Rapture "Paul speaks of the Rapture as a 'mystery' (1 Cor. 15:51-54), that is, a truth not revealed until it was disclosed by the apostles (Col. 1:26). Thus the Rapture is said to be a newly revealed mystery, making it a separate event. The Second Coming on the other hand, was predicted in the Old Testament (Dan. 12:1-3; Zech. 12:10; 14:4). (Thomas Ice in "The Biblical Basis for the Pretribulational Rapture," in Basic Theology Applied, p. 269)

No mention of the Church in Revelation 4-18 Revelation 4-18 gives the most detailed account of the seven year Tribulation period. If the Church were to be in the Tribulation period, surely one would expect at least one reference to the Church in this time period. The Church, however, which is referred to nineteen times in the first three chapters of Revelation, is suddenly silent and never referred to in chapters 4-18. "It is remarkable and totally unexpected that John would shift from detailed instructions for the Church to absolute silence about the Church for the subsequent 15 chapters if, in fact, the Church continued into the tribulation." (Richard L. Mayhue, Snatched Before the Storm, p. 8)


Pretribulationism best explains the presence of nonglorified saints who will enter the Millennial Kingdom. The Bible indicates that living unbelievers will be removed from the earth and judged at the end of the Tribulation. Yet the Bible also teaches that children will be born during the Millennium and that people will be capable of sin (Isa. 65:20 and Rev. 20:7-10). How can this be? The pretribulational view allows for people to be saved after the Rapture and during the Tribulation who will then enter the

Millennial
Kingdom

in nonglorified bodies. As John Feinberg says, "According to pretribulationism, after the rapture the Tribulation begins. The gospel is preached throughout the Tribulation and there are some who believe. Though many who believe are killed (e.g., Revelation 13:7, 15), not all believers are killed during the Tribulation. Those who live through the Tribulation go into the kingdom in natural bodies. In addition, some people accept the Lord when he returns at the end of the Tribulation (e.g., Zech. 12:10). Many of these people do not die at that point, and there is no evidence that they are given a glorified body when they receive Christ. These people are also available to go into the kingdom in natural bodies. For a pretrib position, there are seven years to get people saved prior to the kingdom, and some of those can go into the kingdom in natural bodies. . . . The position that is really in trouble with respect to this issue is the posttribulation rapture view. If everyone who goes at the rapture is glorified, and if the rapture occurs at the end of the Tribulation, who is left to enter the kingdom in natural bodies? All believers will have been raptured and glorified by that time." (Italics mine) (John Feinberg, p. 201)

 




 


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Posted by ndfinfan on Dec 5 2009 8:07AM
In Article: Biblical Prophecy-Signs of the Times
Biblical evidence for Pretribulationism The Bible does not explicitly tells us the timing of the Rapture. Thus, no one verse tells us that the Rapture will be pretribulational (or midtribulational or posttribulational for that matter). Does this mean that the doctrine of pretribulationism is unbiblical? Not necessarily. Many important biblical doctrines are not given to us directly in one verse. Some doctrines are based on a harmonization of multiple passages. For example, no one verse explains the doctrine of the Trinity or that Jesus Christ is the God-man. Yet a harmonization of passages shows these doctrines to be biblical. Likewise a harmonization of biblical texts shows the pretribulational rapture view to be biblical. The following are the biblical evidences:

God has promised the Church deliverance from divine wrath (1 Thess. 1:10; 5:9; Rev. 3:10) God made a special promise to the church that it will be delivered from the future, tribulational wrath of God. It is best to take this deliverance as a physical removal (Rapture)from this time of divine wrath.

1 Thess. 1:9-10 The Thessalonians were wait[ing] for His Son from heaven. . . that is Jesus, who delivers us from the wrath to come. Why does this wrath refer to the Tribulation? First, the context of 1 and 2 Thessalonians deals with the Day of the Lord and the judgment of God that precedes the coming of Christ. Second, the text states that it is a future wrath ("wrath to come"). Third, it is a wrath one can be rescued from by the return of Christ. Thus, The wrath referred to then is the wrath of the Tribulation period and not God's eternal wrath in general.

1 Thess. 5:9 For God has not destined us for wrath, but for obtaining salvation through our Lord Jesus Christ. Why does this wrath refer to the Tribulation? The immediate context is the wrath of the Day of the Lord (5:1-8). Plus, this must be the same wrath as 1 Thess. 1:10.

The whole seven year Tribulation period is a time of God's divine wrath so the protection promised must be for the whole seven years. Some have tried to say that divine wrath does not characterize the whole seven year Tribulation period. They say that the early judgments (the seals) of the tribulation are the wrath of man and Satan. The following points, however, show that the whole Tribulation period is a time of divine wrath.

Jesus is the One who directly opens all the Tribulation judgments including the seal judgments which begin the Tribulation period. In Revelation 4 and 5 Jesus is the One found worthy to open the seals which He begins to open in 6:1. The opening of the seals by Christ indicates that the seal judgments are divine wrath.

The seal judgments which open the Tribulation are consistent with divine wrath "The judgments of these four seals include the sword, famine, pestilence, and wild beasts, frequently used in Scripture as the expressions of divine wrath. Indeed, they are all included and named when God calls His 'four severe judgments upon
Jerusalem
: sword, famine, wild beasts and plague' (Ezek. 14:21)." (Gerald B. Stanton, "A Review of the Pre-Wrath Rapture of the Church, Bibliotecha Sacra, vol. 148 #589, January 1991) Plus, plagues such as pestilence and wild beasts can hardly be caused by man.

As early as the sixth seal, unbelievers declare that God's wrath "has come" (Rev. 6:16-17). Unbelievers recognize that all six seals that have happened so far are the direct wrath of God. Robert L. Thomas says "The verb elthen ('has come') is aorist indicative, referring to a previous arrival of the wrath, not something that is about to take place. Men see the arrival of this day at least as early as the cosmic upheavals that characterize the sixth seal (6:12-14), but upon reflection they probably recognize it was already in effect with the death of one-fourth of the population (6:7-8), the worldwide famine (6:5-6), and the global warfare (6:3-4). The rapid sequence of all these events could not escape public notice, but the light of their true explanation does not dawn upon human consciousness until the severe phenomena of the sixth seal arrive." (Robert L. Thomas, Revelation 1-7, pp. 457-58)

Revelation 3:10 Because you have kept the word of My perseverance, I also will keep you from the hour of testing, that hour which is about to come upon the whole world, to test those who dwell upon the earth. Here is a promise to the Church of preservation outside of the time of Tribulation. Thus, believers are not only promised deliverance from divine wrath but from the time period ("hour") of divine wrath. This rules out the possibility of the Church being on earth during the Tribulation. As Ryrie says, "It is impossible to conceive of being in the location where something is happening and being exempt from the time of the happening."

Differences between Rapture passages and Second Coming passages indicate that the two are different events happening at different times. The central passages dealing with the Rapture are John 14:1-3; 1 Corinthians 15:51-58 and 1 Thessalonians 4:13-18. The central passages dealing with the Second Coming to earth are Zechariah 14:1- 21; Matthew 24:29-31; Mark 13:24-27; Luke 21:25-27 and Revelation 19. A careful examination of these texts will show that there is enough reason to conclude that the Rapture and the Second Coming to earth are not the same event:

The Second Coming is preceded by signs but the Rapture is presented as imminent with no signs preceding it. "In passages that deal with the Second Advent there are signs or events that lead up to and signal the return of Jesus Christ (e.g., Matt. 24:4-28; Rev. 19:11-21). In each of these passages of Scripture there is the careful and extensive itemizing of details that should alert believers in that day that the Second Advent is about to occur. . . . On the other hand, there is no mention of any signs or events that precede the Rapture of the church in any of the Rapture passages. The point seems to be that the believer prior to this event is to look, not for some sign, but the Lord from heaven. If the Rapture was a part of the complex of events that make up the Second Advent, and not distinct from it, then we would expect that the Reply...


Posted by ndfinfan on Dec 5 2009 8:05AM
In Article: Biblical Prophecy-Signs of the Times

Now, concerning the rapture of the church, for those that do not believe there is any scriptural support...please read and digest this. Remember, this is a difficult subject, focus also on the Jewish traditions that apply to a wedding ceremony between the bridegroom, the bride, and the father of the bridegroom. All are key to understanding with regards to the marriage supper of the Lamb.


A Biblical defense of Pretribulationism Of these five views why is Pretribulationism to be preferred? The following are biblical evidences for a Pretribulational Rapture:

The pillars of Pretribulationism The foundation of Pretribulationism has four elements:

Consistent literal interpretation The literal method of interpretation attempts to explain the original sense of the writer according to the normal usages of words and language. The literal method interprets all of the Bible in a normal and plain way, all the time understanding that the Bible, at times, uses symbols, figures of speech and types.

Distinction between and the Church The more one recognizes the biblical distinction between and the church, the clearer one will be able to see God's distinct plan for each group. According to Thomas Ice, "If Israel and the church are not distinguished, then there is no basis for seeing a future for or for the church as a new and unique people of God. If and the church are merged into a single program, then the Old Testament promises for will never be fulfilled and are usually seen by replacement theologians as spiritually fulfilled by the church. The merging of Israel's destiny into the church not only makes into one what the Scriptures understand as two, but it also removes a need for future restoration of God's original elect people in order to fulfill literally His promise that they will one day be the head and not the tail (Deuteronomy 28:13).
The more that believers see a distinct plan for and a distinct plan for the church, the more they realize that when the New Testament speaks to the church it is describing a separate destiny and hope for her. The church becomes more distinct in the plan of God. 's future includes the seven-year tribulation, and then shortly before Christ's return to
Jerusalem
she will be converted to Jesus as her Messiah. . . . On the other hand, the distinct hope for the church is Christ's any-moment return.
Thus, a distinction between and the church, as taught in the Bible, provides a basis of support for the pretribulational rapture. Those who merge the two programs cannot logically support the biblical arguments for pretribulationism." (Thomas Ice and Timothy Demy, The Truth About The Rapture, pp. 25-26)

 



Futurism Pretribulationism takes a futuristic interpretation of Daniel 9:24-27 and the book of Revelation. Daniel 9:24-27 gives the seven-year chronological framework of the Tribulation while Revelation 6-18 details the judgments that make up this period. Futurism sees prophecy as being fulfilled in the future, namely with the Tribulation period, the Second Coming of Christ to earth, and the

Millennial
Kingdom

. Futurism is opposed to preterism, which sees prophecy as already being fulfilled in the past, predominately in A.D. 70. Futurism is also opposed to historicism which sees prophecy being fulfilled in the current Church Age.

Premillennialism At the end of the seven year Tribulation period, Jesus Christ will return to earth in power and glory to set up an earthly Kingdom from Jerusalem that will last for a literal one thousand years (see Rev. 20:1-6).

Proper methodology for addressing the rapture issue What is the proper method for addressing this issue of the timing of the Rapture?

Examine the Rapture and Second Coming passages Go first to the portions of Scripture that speak directly about the Rapture and the return of the Lord to earth. Study John 14:1-3; 1 Corinthians 15:51-58; and 1 Thessalonians 4:13-18 for the Rapture. Examine Zechariah 14:1-21; Matthew 24:29-31; Mark 13:24-27; Luke 21:25-27; and Revelation 19 for the Second Coming to earth.

Examine implications of conclusions Proper methodology does not stop with an examination of the primary texts addressing an issue. As John Feinberg says, "While one should begin with passages that speak directly about the doctrine under consideration, one must also pay attention to the implications of the doctrine. This is especially important if, as in the case of the rapture, the passages about the rapture and return of the Lord do not determine the question of the rapture's timing in relation to the time of the Tribulation. . . . Implications and relations of doctrines to one another are crucial. If one's position on a given theological issue is correct, it will fit with other known theological and biblical truths rather than contradict them. (John S. Feinberg, "Arguing for the Rapture: Who Must Prove What and How" in, When the Trumpet Sounds, Thomas Ice and Timothy eds. p. 191)

Putting it all together "The key point to remember is that proper theological methodology dare not allow us to ignore either the rapture and parousia passages or the doctrines that have implications for one's views on the rapture and second advent. Although study should begin with passages that speak directly to the topic at hand, both are equally important. It is surely no victory to uphold one's views on the timing of the rapture at the expense of denying what God's Word says, for example, about the relation of the church to God's judgmental wrath." (John Feinberg, p. 192)

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Posted by ndfinfan on Dec 5 2009 7:36AM
In Article: Biblical Prophecy-Signs of the Times
Pain, earlier this summer when we were discussing pagan symbols, you condemned me for wearing a cross around my neck. You indicated it was pagan, you told me you attended a non-denominational church...Higher Grounds. I looked in the yellow pages to see where your church was located, the ad for that church has a big cross displayed with it's name and little Christian fish symbols on a path leading to the big cross. Yet you attacked me for wearing a cross. To accuse me of "serving a different Jesus" may be spot on John...I serve Christ, who is full of mercy, grace, and love. I am not perfect, nor do I understand all things, but God knows my heart and forgives me of my sins and shortcomings. You appear to be living under the law, a very dangerous road to venture down. Reply...


Posted by ndfinfan on Dec 5 2009 7:14AM
In Article: Biblical Prophecy-Signs of the Times
Pain...you are a legalist and a hypocrite. Your misinterpretation and misapplication of scripture has caused believers to stumble and fall in their walk with God. Christ's yoke is light and easy to bear. You require believers to carry a heavy yoke that is burdensome at best. Jesus said to be childlike when you come to Him. That means putting your faith and trust in Him at all costs...even if you don't understand or agree. Your legalism is destroying your witness...stop being a tool for satan. You say you are always seeking the truth, but when confronted with truth, you twist and turn scripture to fit your own beliefs. It is time to stop being a Pharisee John. Look at your own relationships with fellow believers...you said you don't have any. Now why is that? It's time to look in the mirror John...get rid of that plank in your own eye before condemning me for the speck in mine.   Reply...


Posted by paineless4 on Dec 4 2009 11:11PM
In Article: Biblical Prophecy-Signs of the Times

Hi shopp I am not sure what happened, but if you like you can email me your questions at paineless1@yahoo.com


I would be happy to answer any questions you have, if you genuinely want an honest answer to a question you have I would love to help.


Peace


John


Ps. i just got done listening to "hells best kept secret" , it is pretty good. It puts all this going back and forth into perspective ......Its worth listening to.


http://www.livingwaters.com/index.php?option=com_k2&view=itemlist&layout=category&task=category&id=2&Itemid=149&lang=en

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Posted by shoppe on Dec 4 2009 9:32PM
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John, please go checkout that other topic, I asked you a lot of questions there.


Now,   NDfinfan.... I can tell if a person is a christian just by the answers to some of those questions you just asked..


nukes,


abortion,


etc..

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Posted by shoppe on Dec 4 2009 9:31PM
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I just found this post under  notopic... elsewhere... Reply...


Posted by paineless4 on Dec 4 2009 8:09PM
In Article: Biblical Prophecy-Signs of the Times

I am glad you think it is fun ND, I look at the truth in a little different way I suppose then you. I do not color over the pagan practices and justify it.




You say rapture I show you in scripture you are wrong. You tell me Christmas is not pagan "in your heart" I show you in scripture it is. You justify killing I show you in the ten commandements it is forbidden. Your day of rest is Sunday mine is Saturday the Sabbath.




You see the difference between me and you Scott is I am a lover of the truth no matter where that takes me, you are a lover of the truth as long as it doesn't make you uncomfortable. You like your bath water lukewarm, I like mine hot. 




I press forward you side step. I see documented miracles you believe lies, you believe in false teachers and I expose them, you follow the "Christian" crowd and I turn the tables, you side with the majority and I eat with the minority.




You serve a different Jesus

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Posted by care29 on Dec 4 2009 6:35PM
In Article: Care II
Funny red lobster story Theresa.

My couch ~~ nothing happened to it, I just wanted to lay on it.... Reply...



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