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Yes, I can.

Yes, that has been proven well here in other threads.

Please stay on the topic of discussion. I prefer to be known as Writer here, my identity is my business. If you think it is of any consequence you may PM me, but this is not a public matter.

What does my age have to do with anything?

I see that, but what does that have to do with whether or not the individuals in the passage are saved or not, particularly the wicked servant?

What is this in reference to concerning what I have said, Swamp?

It's good to know the hermenuetic on this forum is so consistent.

Prove it. With Scripture.

This post is about Women's roles, not men's. Hence my approach to only the Woman's side. I do agree, Men do have a greater responsibility before the Lord in the Home.

I have already addressed that question in my post regarding Matthew 24. You can read it, my answer is still the same.

I will not go into my opposers' seemingly biblical reasonings. This thread is focusing His servants' witnessing. Our interpretation must make sense in over all. The Bible's messages are love of God and Jesus. Love and war don't coexists. This is not a biblical approach to the questions that you...

It is the Word of God, not the words of man, that is the power unto Salvation, Faithful1. People come to believe in Christ by the Word of God: Romans 10:17 So then faith cometh by hearing, and hearing by the word of God.To offer counsel without the Word of God seems to me, Faithful1, to be...

This was written in the Old Testament and is not addressed to Christians. Context, Kriss.

Faithful1, I do not feel forced to be here. This is a community forum, and I understand that I have the right to remain out of a conversation as well as be a part of it. Christ is very clear in Matthew 5 that there is only one justifiable reason for divorce, and that is adultery. What does...

However, the example here holds the same. The blessed ones are the ones found doing the work, not the ones that claim to be saved and the know-it-alls that sit around every Sunday morning and in life in general doing nothing. We're supposed to work right up until the very end. The verse is not...

This is by no means a challenge, as one only need to look at the context of the passage and understand that the Lord is speaking here of His second coming and the coming judgment, and not of salvation. My response to:Matthew 24:45-51As always, it is best to go back further than the presented...

Scriptural Documentation:Matthew 24:45-51Who then is a faithful and wise servant, whom his lord hath made ruler over his household, to give them meat in due season? Blessed is that servant, whom his lord when he cometh shall find so doing. Verily I say unto you, That he shall make him ruler over...

What do you do with the sinful men at Corinth whom the Apostle Paul addressed as Carnal, and in Chapter 11 where some of the Christians were dieing because of their sinfulness? Secondly, please, quote scripture and show how you are coming to your conclusions with those portions of scripture...

Again, it defeats the point to talk about biblical commands without wanting to address what the Bible says. It then becomes a "This is what I feel we should do", and the Christian walk is not based upon how we feel.

Kriss, care to support that with scripture?