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    How are we to reckon ourselves as being dead to sin?

    I’ve personally known hundreds if not thousands of alleged born again believers, and the only changes I’ve seen take place is maybe a change in ego, of course after they’ve hear a few sermons.
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    How are we to reckon ourselves as being dead to sin?

    This is assuming there ever was an old man.
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    How are we to reckon ourselves as being dead to sin?

    I thought this letter was written to the attendees of the church in Rome in the first century.
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    How are we to reckon ourselves as being dead to sin?

    Why would I need a book to speak too God?
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    The folly of Preterism

    It’s what I refer to as a LARPER, a live action role player. It’s like I read the book Harry Potter and in vision myself as being the main character in the book. Where in scripture are we told to assume these things are even speaking of us?
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    The folly of Preterism

    It’s pretty clear this was given to hid disciples. It takes some sort of narcissistic approach too read this and assume this is about you.
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    The folly of Preterism

    If this were the case people would see it, but you have no power or authority, other than what you claim which is a whole lot of nonsense.
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    The song of Mary- an unorthodox perspective

    Oh I see.. I need 2000 years of monks to define to me what I can see the squirrels in the back yard performing.
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    The song of Mary- an unorthodox perspective

    Are you a priest?
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    The song of Mary- an unorthodox perspective

    Luke 20:30 KJV [30] And the second took her to wife, and he died childless. Why are these silly Pharisees associating the word took with children, and seed?
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    The song of Mary- an unorthodox perspective

    Tom wasn’t even born till the 13nth century
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    Walking in the Spirit

    Colossians 2:14 KJV [14] Blotting out the handwriting of ordinances that was against us, which was contrary to us, and took it out of the way, nailing it to his cross; The flesh has been removed….. he bails it to the cross.
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    The song of Mary- an unorthodox perspective

    That’s just the thing there was no light in men prior to Jesus coming into the world. Joseph didn’t understand the dream….. so the Angel came again and made things very clear———- take her unto yourself! Don’t be afraid you’ll break gods law and be punished by the critics.
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    The song of Mary- an unorthodox perspective

    Please don’t start pleading talking snakes to me. I’m listening to the song about the birds and the bees!
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    The song of Mary- an unorthodox perspective

    Ruth 4:13 KJV [13] So Boaz took Ruth, and she was his wife: and when he went in unto her, the Lord gave her conception, and she bare a son. This is how it was done before the third century.
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    The song of Mary- an unorthodox perspective

    He’d probably witnessed the animals on the farm procreate?
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    The song of Mary- an unorthodox perspective

    Could be that Joseph had common sense and knew that women become pregnant through actual sexual relations?
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    The song of Mary- an unorthodox perspective

    To be an institution in the eyes of God they had to share the marriage bed. The only plausible answer to the scripture is they had sex once and then abstained till the child was born.
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    The song of Mary- an unorthodox perspective

    Took her where, Disney land?
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    The song of Mary- an unorthodox perspective

    How was it Joseph took Mary unto himself?
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