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What parable? The parable is yours. Where does it say that? You like to say things yet not give the address. Stranger

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Marymog This bit of history, located in the book you recommended, (The Devil Knows How To Ride, Edward E. Leslie), concerns one who rode with Quantrill, a man named Cole Younger. It is important as it shows again why men were willing to join Quantrill and fight as they did. It is typical of...

I know, but I reject your explanation. That is correct. Which is my point concerning the sin nature. We still have it. Stranger

No, Paul is talking about Paul when he says 'I'. No, you still have a sin nature. But now, as a believer, your spirit has been born-again. You will have this till you lay this body down in death. (Rom. 7:22-25). Stranger

Hopefully the Republicans will use their majority to vote Kavenaugh in as the next Supreme Court Justice. I say 'hopefully' as they have proven divided at times in the recent past. If anything, this deliberate chaos by the Democrats probably serves to unite them more than divide them. No...

Eve recognized herself as mother of all living when she attributed the birth of her first born from the LORD. (4:1) Adam had already named her Eve and saying she is the mother of all living. Abraham recognized that he would be a father of many nations as God promised him in (Gen...

But you're not blessing others by putting them under Law. You simply bring them under condemnation. You bring them under a curse. Stranger

"of whom I am chief" Not "of whom I was chief" Our being dead to sin doesn't mean we are not still sinners. We are dead to sin through the work of Jesus Christ, not because we cease to sin. Stranger

Jesus is at present seated at the right hand of God. (Ps. 110:1) He will be there 'until' His enemies are made His footstool. Then He will begin His literal reign on earth. That hasn't happened yet. See also (Acts 2:34-36) That Jesus has all authority in Heaven and on earth doesn't mean...

I am both. A saint and a sinner. Why did Paul call himself the 'chief' of sinners at the end of his ministry? (1 Tim. 1:15) Stranger

Rome had the chance to reform with Luther. They rejected it. And yall reject it still. Now you like to use the word 'renewal'. So, as soon as you recognize that 'reform' was necessary in the Roman Church during the days of Luther, creating the Reformation, why should I expect the Roman...

I assert it because it is true. If it aggravates you, you should investigate why. The Roman church rejects reform. They have made that clear, as you do. Stranger

I have no problem with you keeping the Sabbath. If you believe that is what the Lord wants you to do, fine. That is between you and Him. I have a problem with you wanting to place other believers under Law. Stranger

Yes. Stranger

I don't believe either that the blood and bread are literally the blood and body of Jesus Christ. But the Lord's Supper and the Mass call to remembrance the sacrifice of Jesus Christ. Stranger

I argue with you because your motivation is keeping the Law. My motivation is walking in the Spirit. We are both after the same things. Your method, motivation, will not work. Because you will always be breaking the Law. My method, which isn't mine but the method laid out by God in the...

Appreciate your response. I hold to the same. Though you may not be around when the worst comes, you can prepare for others who you care for who are around when the worst comes. Stranger

Herein is your problem. It is not about obedience to the Law. It is about walking in the Spirit. For some reason you cannot distinguish the two. Stranger

Note you gave reference to your first statements in the Scripture as they were correct statements. You failed to give reference of Scripture to your last statement. Why? Stranger