Proof: You were only forgiven of your past sins!

[farouk]

NOT REMOTELY AN ANSWER!!!!

You've admitted that you find manmade documents XYZ to be flawed, but you like ABC. Now what if Bob reads manmade ABC, does lots of studying/prayer and comes to the conclusion that they are wrong? What then?

Studying Scripture and prayer are the supremely important way to understand by God's grace what God's Word says; the witness of others Christians similarly engaged can also be very useful.

 

[bbyrd009]

If you read my exchanges, they often provide more of a detailed answer than requested.

if you are sure of this then maybe a poll would be a great way to verify it Dave
truth is determined by witnesses

He doesn't know his bible.

ah, but really this says it all i guess, ty

 

[Dave L]

Without the direction of the Holy Ghost we would never be able to tell the difference between that which is true and that which is a lie. Our brains alone cannot do it.

But, don't listen to your pastor and condemn others for listening to theirs.

 

[Dave L]

if you are sure of this then maybe a poll would be a great way to verify it Dave
truth is determined by witnesses

ah, but really this says it all i guess, ty

Christendom in general considers any churches who do not embrace the Ecumenical Creeds to be cults.

 

[Jane_Doe22]

He doesn't know his bible.

So Bob automatically "doesn't know his Bible" if he doesn't agree with Dave's answer.
Wow, how egotistical of an answer. Way to completely way away the Holy Spirit, Bob as a person, scripture study, looking to God, etc. It's all about whether or not you agree with Dave and the sinners who crafted these manmade documents.

 

[Dave L]

So Bob automatically "doesn't know his Bible" if he doesn't agree with Dave's answer.
Wow, how egotistical of an answer. Way to completely way away the Holy Spirit, Bob as a person, scripture study, looking to God, etc. It's all about whether or not you agree with Dave.

No, I agree with the Ecumenical Creeds. Christendom believes any church not in agreement is a cult.

 

[bbyrd009]

Christendom in general considers any churches who do not embrace the Ecumenical Creeds to be cults.

another beautiful homily Dave, ty

any chance you could associate this reply with the post of mine that you quoted?
bc i am not seeing it at all, and i guess you are

 

[bbyrd009]

Christendom in general

sing it with me Dave

when we aaalll get to heaven...

 

[Dave L]

another beautiful homily Dave, ty

any chance you could associate this reply with the post of mine that you quoted?
bc i am not seeing it at all, and i guess you are

Christendom generally agrees on the Ecumenical Creeds. The consider and church not in agreement to be a cult.

 

[Dave L]

sing it with me Dave

when we aaalll get to heaven...

It would be great meeting you there.............

 

[bbyrd009]

Christendom generally agrees on the Ecumenical Creeds. The consider and church not in agreement to be a cult.

you've said this about 5 times now Dave, apropos of nothing

 

[bbyrd009]

It would be great meeting you there.............

i'm more of a mushrooms guy than a darnel guy wadr

 

[amadeus]

But, don't listen to your pastor and condemn others for listening to theirs.

My current pastor has taught me more by his Spirit than any other pastor has ever taught me using the Bible. When I was very young in the Lord under my first pastor I came to believe that when I did not understand which way was the right way to go I should follow the pastor. Eventually as I served God myself and read the Bible for myself I could no longer follow that man. But, for a young person in God's service with no definite answer to every question that arises and inadequate understanding of the scriptures, who else could he follow?

In those days I did not know about hearing from God directly. I went with what I had and sometimes the cost of doing so was high because I had very little, but ultimately the result as I see it was well worth it. The answer if you have the means of course is to read the Bible and to pray in the Spirit, but young people have to learn even those things. It does not normally just happen.

 

[bbyrd009]

i would go so far as to say that every believer owes it to themselves to take darnel at least once in their lives

 

[Jane_Doe22]

No, I agree with the Ecumenical Creeds. Christendom believes any church not in agreement is a cult.

Frankly, you've only proven to me how you worship your own ego.

Anyone who doesn't agree with you on which manmade documents are correct automatically "doesn't know his Bible". You have placed "agreeing with Dave and other sinners" automatically automatically above listening the Holy Spirit, scripture study, looking to God, etc.

 

[bbyrd009]

dunno if i really like that, so much as gotta agree

i know better than to come into "proof" threads anyway lol

 

[Enoch111]

i would go so far as to say that every believer owes it to themselves to take darnel at least once in their lives

Just like a little bit of arsenic would be good for your health.

 

[Dave L]

Frankly, you've only proven to me how you worship your own ego.

Anyone who doesn't agree with you on which manmade documents are correct automatically "doesn't know his Bible". You have placed "agreeing with Dave and other sinners" automatically automatically above listening the Holy Spirit, scripture study, looking to God, etc.

If I agree with Christendom, why am I the bad guy? Do you believe the trinity doctrine? The Deity of Christ?

 

[Dave L]

My current pastor has taught me more by his Spirit than any other pastor has ever taught me using the Bible. When I was very young in the Lord under my first pastor I came to believe that when I did not understand which way was the right way to go I should follow the pastor. Eventually as I served God myself and read the Bible for myself I could no longer follow that man. But, for a young person in God's service with no definite answer to every question that arises and inadequate understanding of the scriptures, who else could he follow?

In those days I did not know about hearing from God directly. I went with what I had and sometimes the cost of doing so was high because I had very little, but ultimately the result as I see it was well worth it. The answer if you have the means of course is to read the Bible and to pray in the Spirit, but young people have to learn even those things. It does not normally just happen.

Yet you condemn all others for doing the same.

 

[amadeus]

i would go so far as to say that every believer owes it to themselves to take darnel at least once in their lives

The word "darnel" makes it difficult to understand but perhaps you mean to eat something that is not best but is at least a step above starvation. That could be a painful lesson, but if it really was learned...?