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So it may seem, but praying for one another is a charitable act where your right hand should not know what the left is doing. Matthew 6:3-4.

Yes, "confessing your sins to one another" means rather to confess to those you have sinned against, not to publicly.

Good question! I hadn't given it much thought, but considered that it had just been a long time that we have had limited or no access to God. But water is often synonymous in the scriptures with the spirit...the waters below and above the firmament, etc. But ice at least suggests a solid...

Welcome Des' God is good--you are in good hands! It is important to say it--to state your position to God, that you want to be under His care 100%, that you are committed, and that you want His help in navigating this new course as one in His hands. Tell Him--"I'm Yours--please help me." Then...

That means God's work with Israel is "finished." But I am not sure what you are saying about "NO Body of Christ." It is the Church that is the body of Christ, as He gave it to them/us saying, "Take, eat, this is My body." Then Paul confirmed, saying, "Now you are the body of Christ, and members...

It is WAY simpler than all that. Jesus himself gave a clear answer: But He answered and said, “I was not sent except to the lost sheep of the house of Israel.” Matthew 15:24 ..and: So when Jesus had received the sour wine, He said, “It is finished!” And bowing His head, He gave up His...

You are basing your reason on your own interpretation of the Bible, that is "leaning on your own understanding." Meaning your method itself is not biblical. Men are not to confirm what is true from God or not (making themselves out to be God), but the Spirit.

I explained the "how did you KNOW" part above--no need to repeat it. But if you would like to read a brief explanation of the experience, you can see it here on the forum: My Testimony.

Anch' This is one of those "which is greater" topics that Jesus established as His own test (Matthew 23:13-36). In other words, Which is greater the Bible or the Spirit who inspired it? The point being, by staying safely within the scriptures, we should be mindful to "Quench not the Spirit."...

I answer as one with experience and who knows by God's confirmation. There are many spirits, but only One is the spirit of God. I was "caught up to the third heaven and heard words unlawful to utter." Which came before I even knew there was a god or God. But He who guides the steps of men, who...

Surely life has such moments--which we should take as a warning of that greater wake up moment to come when we stand fully naked before God.

The same measure that tests all people also brings forth all generations wherein the same measure is given to as many generations. It is amazing that nothing is new under the sun...even while God has added "here a little there a little" contributing more and more as time goes on. Still, it is...

It is evident even here that many (most) have misunderstood these above passages. One could pick each interpretation apart...we see that happening here daily too. But there is only one interpretation that holds up, and it is also evident that most don't want to hear it. Unfortunately. To begin...

Welcome Janie! There are things in common with our testimonies--here's mine, I hope it is an encouragement to you: My Testimony. Blessings to you! Scott

Yes it is good to clarify that some of that generation of Israel (Jews) did indeed take part in the firstfruits of the Spirit following Christ. Likewise, some gentiles were also included in the commandment to keep the Sabbath holy in practice (also as "a light unto the gentiles"). However, as...

That is not exactly my witness and testimony. To be clear. Jesus is God. One drawn by God is drawn by Jesus. One drawn by Jesus whom is God, if they believe and choose knowing or not knowing the name of Jesus is not exempt from the salvation draw and call of God. I came to know Jesus by name...

Jesus is indeed the focus and the God-given answer to the great question presented to all who are born. However, I want to take a moment to give witness to the same thing occurring at the most basic level, even without knowledge of Jesus, the kind that Paul said leaves no excuse even to those...

Good point! But even so, the translators have presumed to add where God did not, nor did He need to, for the overall passage is already about people. Thus, inserting gender into the passage where it was not, does two things: It shows us that men are prone to see things their own way and even...

In Luke 17:36 the word "men" is actually not in the KJV, thus italicized (yet it is in the NKJV). But what about verse 35, any footnotes on it? Because the word "women" is not in that verse either, leaving no notation of gender except by translation or assumption, meaning conjecture. But with...

These are "the depths of the earth."