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    How to Walk in Righteousness

    It's like peeling an onion. The more layers you uncover the more you either want to cry....or laugh it away. :rolleyes:
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    How to Walk in Righteousness

    What does that have to do with Romans 6? If you read it and believe it, then you are already dead to sin. It says so plainly in the text. You just have to believe it. (ask Mark about this) So then if you reckon yourself to be dead as per the bible...then you aren't really sinning, are you...
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    How to Walk in Righteousness

    Being in a religious environment is freaky. Everything that is normal, is seen as not normal. What what is invented and made up....that's the new normal. The unreal is to now be seen as real. The real is now to be seen as not relevant. That has to happen IF one is trying to line up one's ideas...
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    How to Walk in Righteousness

    I think we all have met a godly person sometime in our youth...maybe an angel or two...without realizing it. The bible does say...if we are open to hospitality...that we may have unwittingly entertained angels.
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    How to Walk in Righteousness

    Find the verse you like...now believe it and receive it. Yes indeed.
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    How to Walk in Righteousness

    Let the money roll in.... Just the bible and you....now receive the bible...No need for God's personal intervention. He just wants to bless you and your finances.
  7. Episkopos

    How to Walk in Righteousness

    I thought we were agreeing here...not using our minds, understanding and wisdom...and how these are just idols.
  8. Episkopos

    How to Walk in Righteousness

    I'm hoping to get the bike out soon. The weather is improving. What about you? Do you run?
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    How to Walk in Righteousness

    No. He's of the "name it, believe it" group. That's a very different thing. :rolleyes: Keep preachin' it.
  10. Episkopos

    How to Walk in Righteousness

    Uncanny! How did you know my bible doesn't say that? I don't suppose your bible says. "My People perish for lack of knowledge". I know mine doesn't.
  11. Episkopos

    How to Walk in Righteousness

    Understanding is overrated. Knowledge isn't required. And wisdom just makes you think your beliefs have no value. Exactly. There's no way we are meant to love God with our minds. :rolleyes:
  12. Episkopos

    How to Walk in Righteousness

    Read it, believe it...name it, and claim it...and it's yours! Now we just have to convince God... :rolleyes:
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    How to Walk in Righteousness

    Doctrinal clarity is a smokescreen...for understanding truth.
  14. Episkopos

    How to Walk in Righteousness

    English, and intelligible communication in particular, is highly overrated.
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    How to Walk in Righteousness

    The words are correct. That's all that matters. Just read Romans 6....
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    How to Walk in Righteousness

    The pure doctrine that is according to the truth. I pray you will consider it...and drop the religious posturing. Men are pleased to hear words...but God sees the heart.
  17. Episkopos

    How to Walk in Righteousness

    Thank you for your kind words Apak.
  18. Episkopos

    How to Walk in Righteousness

    Nothing. Perhaps I'm hearing Mark's influence here. :rolleyes: No, thank you!
  19. Episkopos

    How to Walk in Righteousness

    He went from 3/16 holy to 11/32 holy I believe. Quite the accomplishment. An example to us all. Who said sanctification is not a process? Who said that we had to obey ALL the law? Who said that a little leaven leavens the whole batch? Sure the law must be fully obeyed or it doesn't count...but...
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    How to Walk in Righteousness

    They just had a pocket New Testament. If the King James was good enough for them...it should be good enough for us...without that big bulky Old Testament.