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tim bennett

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stonewall quotes awesome. god is great. jesus is god, of the godhead the father, the sonand the holy ghost!
 

tim bennett

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well what did jehovah tell his warriors when the went to certain battles(not all i do not think) to kill the enemt to get rid of the heathens=that was jesus!
 

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Ray Comfort:http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-4...earch&plindex=1Paul Washer:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uuabITeO4l8
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Cool heroes!!! :cool:
 

Joyful

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I feel your hatred in this topic towards your enemy. Is that Christian like?love, hitomi
 

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And also let's not forget Peter carried a sword and sliced off the high priests lackey's ear with it when they came to arrest Jesus. (John 18:10)Jesus told him off for doing it, but the fact remains he allowed Peter to carry it in the first place, no doubt for deterrent effect against robbers because as we know,Jesus and the disciples carried a small money bag looked after by Judas. (John 12:6)The moral? - Turning the other cheek isn't always possible given our human weaknesses.For example Hitler sent bombers, flying bombs and rockets across the Channel at London, so we had to do D-Day to stop him..And at the end of the war it was discovered Hitler had got an atom bomb program and a big transatlantic bomber on the drawing board to drop it on America.The moral? - Take out tyrants while you still can..
Peter would of carried a sword he was a fishermen and used it to cut tangled nets and fish up.
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Joyful

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Originally Posted by MickinEngland And also let's not forget Peter carried a sword and sliced off the high priests lackey's ear with it when they came to arrest Jesus. (John 18:10)
and Jesus told him to stop it.
Jesus told him off for doing it, but the fact remains he allowed Peter to carry it in the first place, no doubt for deterrent effect against robbers because as we know,Jesus and the disciples carried a small money bag looked after by Judas. (John 12:6)
what makes you think Jesus wanted them to use sward for harming people?
The moral? - Turning the other cheek isn't always possible given our human weaknesses.For example Hitler sent bombers, flying bombs and rockets across the Channel at London, so we had to do D-Day to stop him..And at the end of the war it was discovered Hitler had got an atom bomb program and a big transatlantic bomber on the drawing board to drop it on America.The moral? - Take out tyrants while you still can..
You can always talk what ifs. Where is your faith? Most of the time we don't know the outcome of our actions but we are supposed to trust God no matter what is the outcome. that is faith.
 

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I feel your hatred in this topic towards your enemy. Is that Christian like?love, hitomi
It's not hatred. It's the fact that America won the war, and not that they killed the enemy. It's patriotic.
 

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It's not hatred. It's the fact that America won the war, and not that they killed the enemy. It's patriotic.
You cannot win the war without killing your enemy. The war is killing and destroying your enemy. This is the fact.Your should place your loyalty to God first, not your country.
 

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By Charles Riggs, 22 Jan 2001 Not so long ago and in a pasture too uncomfortably close to here, a flock of sheep lived and grazed. They were protected by a dog, who answered to the master, but despite his best efforts from time to time a nearby pack of wolves would prey upon the flock.One day a group of sheep, bolder than the rest, met to discuss their dilemma. 'Our dog is good, and vigilant, but he is one and the wolves are many. The wolves he catches are not always killed, and the master judges and releases many to prey again upon us, for no reason we can understand. What can we do? We are sheep, but we do not wish to be food, too!'One sheep spoke up, saying 'It is his teeth and claws that make the wolf so terrible to us. It is his nature to prey, and he would find any way to do it, but it is the tools he wields that make it possible. If we had such teeth, we could fight back, and stop this savagery.' The other sheep clamored in agreement, and they went together to the old bones of the dead wolves heaped in the corner of the pasture, and gathered fang and claw and made them into weapons.That night, when the wolves came, the newly armed sheep sprang up with their weapons and struck at them, crying, "Be Gone!" We are not food!' and drove off the wolves, who were astonished. When did sheep become so bold and so dangerous to wolves? When did sheep grow teeth?It was unthinkable!The next day, flush with victory and waving their weapons, they approached the flock to pronounce their discovery. But as they drew nigh, the flock huddled together and cried out, 'Baaaaaaaadddd! Baaaaaddd things!You have bad things! We are afraid! You are not sheep!'The brave sheep stopped, amazed. 'But we are your brethren!' they cried. 'We are still sheep, but we do not wish to be food. See, our new teeth and claws protect us and have saved us from slaughter. They do not make us into wolves, they make us equal to the wolves, and safe from their viciousness!''Baaaaaaad!' cried the flock, 'the things are bad and will pervert you, and we fear them. You cannot bring them into the flock!' So the armed sheep resolved to conceal their weapons, for although they had no desire to panic the flock, they wished to remain in the fold. But they would not return to those nights of terror, waiting for the wolves to come.In time, the wolves attacked less often and sought easier prey, for they had no stomach for fighting sheep who possessed tooth and claw even as they did. Not knowing which sheep had fangs and which did not, they came to leave sheep out of their diet almost completely except for the occasional raid, from which more than one wolf did not return.Then came the day when, as the flock grazed beside the stream, one sheep's weapon slipped from the folds of her fleece, and the flock cried out in terror again, 'Baaaaaad! You still possess these evil things! We must ban you from our presence!'And so they did. The great chief sheep and his council, encouraged by the words of their advisors, placed signs and totems at the edges of the pasture forbidding the presence of hidden weapons there. The armed sheep protested before the council, saying, 'It is our pasture, too, and we have never harmed you! When can you say we have caused you hurt? It is the wolves, not we, who prey upon you. We are still sheep, but we are not food!'But the flock drowned them out with cries of 'Baaaaaaddd! We will not hear your clever words! You and your things are evil and will harm us!'Saddened by this rejection, the armed sheep moved off and spent their days on the edges of the flock, trying from time to time to speak with their brethren to convince them of the wisdom of having such teeth, but meeting with little success. They found it hard to talk to those who, upon hearing their words, would roll back their eyes and flee, crying 'Baaaaddd! Bad things!'That night, the wolves happened upon the sheep's totems and signs, and said, 'Truly, these sheep are fools! They have told us they have no teeth! Brothers, let us feed!' And they set upon the flock, and horrible was the carnage in the midst of the fold. The dog fought like a demon, and often seemed to be in two places at once, but even he could not halt the slaughter.It was only when the other sheep arrived with their weapons that the wolves fled, only to remain on the edge of the pasture and wait for the next time they could prey, for if the sheep were so foolish once, they would be so again. This they did, and do still.In the morning, the armed sheep spoke to the flock, and said, 'See? If the wolves know you have no teeth, they will fall upon you. Why be prey? To be a sheep does not mean to be food for wolves!' But the flock cried out, more feebly for their voices were fewer, though with no less terror, 'Baaaaaaaad! These things are bad! If they were banished, the wolves would not harm us! Baaaaaaad!'So they resolved to retain their weapons, but to conceal them from the flock; to endure their fear and loathing, and even to protect their brethren if the need arose, until the day the flock learned to understand that as long as there were wolves in the night, sheep would need teeth to repel them.They would still be sheep, but they would not be food!
 

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Matthew 5:43-48 (New International Version)Love for Enemies 43"You have heard that it was said, 'Love your neighbor[a] and hate your enemy.' 44But I tell you: Love your enemies and pray for those who persecute you, 45that you may be sons of your Father in heaven. He causes his sun to rise on the evil and the good, and sends rain on the righteous and the unrighteous. 46If you love those who love you, what reward will you get? Are not even the tax collectors doing that? 47And if you greet only your brothers, what are you doing more than others? Do not even pagans do that? 48Be perfect, therefore, as your heavenly Father is perfect.Love, hitomi
 

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Is the NIV preparing the way for ‘Another Jesus?'Author finds NIV chips away at vital doctrines about Jesus"What shall I do with Jesus?" is the central question of the ages. Every false religion cooked up by Satan downgrades Jesus one way or another. So, what do the new Bible versions do with Jesus?Chick Salliby determined to find out. He began comparing verses in the KJV with the most popular modern version, the NIV. In dozens of places he found subtle, but consistent omissions and alterations which chip away at doctrines concerning Christ's redemption, deity, virgin birth, miracles, priesthood and second coming.For example, Christ's statement of purpose in Luke 9:56: "For the Son of man is not come to destroy men's lives, but to save them" is completely omitted in the NIV. The same sort of statement is left out in the NIV version of Matt. 18:11.In other places, the NIV seems to be chipping away at the doctrine of the deity of Christ. In Rev. 1:13 John saw, in the midst of the candlesticks, "Someone like a son of man" (NIV) instead of "One like unto the Son of man" (KJV). The "judgement seat of Christ" in Rom. 14:10 (KJV) becomes "God's judgement seat" (NIV). In Acts 3:13, God's "Son Jesus" becomes "servant Jesus." In his book, If The Foundations Be Destroyed, Salliby lists nearly 150 verses which have been altered or simply left out.Sure, there are lots of other scriptures left in which may say basically the same thing. But are we seeing the beginning of a pattern? If this version leaves out a few verses and later another version comes out omitting a few more, will some future generation lose all proof of who Jesus was and what He came to do? Is this Satan's ultimate strategy? Salliby discovered another curious thing. Of the 147 words or verses which he found omitted in the NIV, 146 were also left out of the New World Translation of the Jehovah's Witnesses! This is the Bible which they carry while trying to convince you that Jesus was just a manifestation of Michael the archangel in human form, a mere created being.The heart and soul of Christianity is that Jesus was God and therefore able to redeem us by His death when we had no other hope. How do we know this? The Bible tells us so. If some future Bible is not abundantly clear on this doctrine, then true Christianity will be no more. It will become just part of Satan's witch's brew of religions which all teach that man must be good enough to earn his own salvation.
 

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Matthew 5:43-48 (King James Version) 43Ye have heard that it hath been said, Thou shalt love thy neighbour, and hate thine enemy. 44But I say unto you, Love your enemies, bless them that curse you, do good to them that hate you, and pray for them which despitefully use you, and persecute you; 45That ye may be the children of your Father which is in heaven: for he maketh his sun to rise on the evil and on the good, and sendeth rain on the just and on the unjust. 46For if ye love them which love you, what reward have ye? do not even the publicans the same? 47And if ye salute your brethren only, what do ye more than others? do not even the publicans so? 48Be ye therefore perfect, even as your Father which is in heaven is perfect.love, hitomi
 

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Is the NIV preparing the way for ‘Another Jesus?'Author finds NIV chips away at vital doctrines about Jesus...
Yes, the NIV is one of those wishy-washy cowardly politically-correct Satan-backed newer translations.The only good thing about them is that they make the King James Version look like a giant among pygmies!The KJV is absolutely fearless, for example it regularly uses the word "heathen", whereas some wimpy newer versions replace 'heathens' with 'nations', how ludicrous!For example look at Psalm 79:6NIV - "Pour out your wrath on the nations that do not acknowledge you, on the kingdoms that do not call on your name" KJV - "Pour out thy wrath upon the heathen that have not known thee, and upon the kingdoms that have not called upon thy name"
 

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Yes, the NIV is one of those wishy-washy cowardly politically-correct Satan-backed newer translations.The only good thing about them is that they make the King James Version look like a giant among pygmies!The KJV is absolutely fearless, for example it regularly uses the word "heathen", whereas some wimpy newer versions replace 'heathens' with 'nations', how ludicrous!For example look at Psalm 79:6NIV - "Pour out your wrath on the nations that do not acknowledge you, on the kingdoms that do not call on your name" KJV - "Pour out thy wrath upon the heathen that have not known thee, and upon the kingdoms that have not called upon thy name"
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Matthew 5:43-48 (King James Version)43Ye have heard that it hath been said, Thou shalt love thy neighbour, and hate thine enemy. 44But I say unto you, Love your enemies, bless them that curse you, do good to them that hate you, and pray for them which despitefully use you, and persecute you; 45That ye may be the children of your Father which is in heaven: for he maketh his sun to rise on the evil and on the good, and sendeth rain on the just and on the unjust. 46For if ye love them which love you, what reward have ye? do not even the publicans the same? 47And if ye salute your brethren only, what do ye more than others? do not even the publicans so? 48Be ye therefore perfect, even as your Father which is in heaven is perfect.love, hitomi
 

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Joyful you should be one of the FEMA pastors so you can con all the believers into bowing down to the NWO and turning their firearms in!!!!
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Joyful you should be one of the FEMA pastors so you can con all the believers into bowing down to the NWO and turning their firearms in!!!!
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What is FEMA?
 

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there is so much hatred behind the claim against violence. a holy warrior is one who fights for his faith, though on the battlefield of his relations and not the fields that cover the planet. If violence were our resolve, would there ever be a hope for Christians. Yes we have the right to arms, yet would killing someone be the first resort. The case you make is that violence without reason is an answer to problematic people/ situations. Know that we must, as Joyful says, love first. Pray for those that persecute you and if need be, defend they faith. But do so knowing that Peter was rebuked for his actions in the Garden because he acted out of hatred. Do not kill saying "It is for God" or "It is His will that I fight as such" know our greatest weapon is prayer, there is no opponent God cannot overcome.
 

HolyWarrior

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I have not said anything about violence first!!! You people are twisting everything I've posted to suit your own agendas!!!
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I do believe I am promoting the RIGHT of Christian SELF DEFENSE!!! :naughty: Failure to defend your life or your families or friends is self-murder and a SIN!!! The Bible says DO NOT MURDER, it doesn't say thou shalt not kill. You are just trolls and like to argue with people and like I said FEMA is hiring!!!
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I shall defend my family and friends to the death and always will Jesus be Lord in my household!!!
 

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I have not said anything about violence first!!! You people are twisting everything I've posted to suit your own agendas!!!
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I do believe I am promoting the RIGHT of Christian SELF DEFENSE!!! :naughty: Failure to defend your life or your families or friends is self-murder and a SIN!!! The Bible says DO NOT MURDER, it doesn't say thou shalt not kill. You are just trolls and like to argue with people and like I said FEMA is hiring!!!
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I shall defend my family and friends to the death and always will Jesus be Lord in my household!!!
Actually Holy Warrior, "Thou shalt not kill." is in the bible...so does, "Thou shalt not murder." However, there both correct. And you are correct in that we should embrace self-defense...Christians aren't second class citizens, And HolyWarrior, who are you calling us trolls?Lovest thou in Christ Jesus (Yahshua) our Lord and Saviour.