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From a small child of about age 7, my son demonstrated that he would lay down his life for someone he loved. We had many many good and happy memories despite much intense opposition, difficulty, and danger.

You ignored my meatier post. Your derogatory remarks are very telltale of your character, or lack thereof. I don't care to engage with you any further. I will only post the truth and discuss the truth with ones who value the truth. (Ignore....)

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My sons have never expressed a desire for a tattoo. In fact, they both have expressed that they didn't intend on getting one. I'd rather leave my son Matthew out of the "tattoo" discussion. His faith was evident in everything he did throughout his ordeal. He truly let his light so shine before...

Exactly!!:)

Brother, what we are witnessing is a denial of the true Lord Jesus Christ ....a falling away (from the gospel of Christ). Although sad, we shouldn't be too shocked.

The fact that Jesus made the declaration that He was before Abraham was ....is impossible for a mere human. And it was never said of the beggar that he was the Word made flesh, and the Word was God who was in the beginning with God. We all use the words "I am..." and yet, we are not God. When...

What? Are you saying there is another Savior??

He who knew no sin became sin. That is what is represented by the serpent. Our sins were laid on Him. 2 Corinthians 5:21 [21]For he hath made him to be sin for us, who knew no sin; that we might be made the righteousness of God in him. Isaiah 53:7-12 [7]He was oppressed, and he was afflicted...

Do you wear contacts?

You seem to be blind to the fact that YOU ARE NOT MY HUSBAND. lol Your ego has blinded you! Bye.

You are not my king. You're just a man. God has not given you authority over me. On the other hand, Michal was in the wrong in how she behaved toward David who was her husband. Lol ...this is ridiculous. Keep begging for respect and honor you've not earned and authority you've not been given...

You (because of your ego) did not answer my question. Here are a few examples of men addressing other men as "my lord." Genesis 23:5-6 [5]And the children of Heth answered Abraham, saying unto him, [6]Hear us, my lord: thou art a mighty prince among us: in the choice of our sepulchres bury...

Again.... YOU are NOT my husband. And you will not be my husband in the future. lol Get over it.

Calling someone lord, or master, denoted submission or reverence toward someone who was in authority. And both women and men used those terms. 1 Samuel 25:14 [14]But one of the young men told Abigail, Nabal's wife, saying, Behold, David sent messengers out of the wilderness to salute our...

What other man did she address as "lord"? How about Ruth? And there are examples of men calling other men "lord." What do you make of that?

David was Abigail's king and then her husband. Boaz was Ruth's near kinsman who was obligated to redeem her according to the law. That involved marriage. You are not my husband. Period. You're certainly not my lord, nor my king. And thankfully to God, you're not my husband.

That was part of the curse, as men toiling by the sweat of their brow to work the ground, and women travailing in childbirth. But I can tell you, with God, that curse is lifted. I didn't travail as most women do in childbirth (as a Christian). I labored, but I had very short labors and almost...

There is a very key phrase here... "For they are not permitted to speak, but should be subordinate, even as the law says." What law is Paul referring to? The law (10 commandments) had no commandment regarding women in churches or religious gatherings.