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You 'dunno what is going on'? That is already known. Stranger

Who was that? You kno w what? Stranger

Jesus teaches about divorce in (Matt. 19:1-120. So? Stranger

Aw...leaving so soon. I don't blame you. Wasn't going very well was it? Stranger

To bbyrd009, Well, is it? Stranger

Nothing says the good Samaritan was ever born-again. And, Who decides who gets born-again? Stranger

Is your google broke again. Stranger

If it is Scriptural, chapter and verse. Stranger

Chapter and verse. Just your opinion matters little. Stranger

Explain GS. And, Who does decide who gets born-again? Your suggestion is meaningless as those born-again are not in there. Stranger

Chapter and verse. That was the mistake of most of the disciples. Stranger

Oh yes, we must heed to do all of the Scriptures. That is so deep. Almost brings me to tears. Except...it is just a smoke screen to hide from what we are discussing. So, never mind. Your opinion has no merit in my book. Stranger

Consider this. Those who are born-again Christians are not children of the devil. The rest of the people consist of those who will never be born-again and those who will one day be born-again. Are all of these considered at this time to be children of the devil? Stranger

Welcome Dan. Be forewarned that not everyone you encounter on forums are Christian. And you will be subjected to the strangest of doctrines at times in the discussions. Also, having thick skin helps. Stranger

If you are saying Paul was a child of the devil before his conversion to Christ, how is that an example of Christians being surprised of a child of the devil being amongst them? Stranger

Well, you noted that Christians are surprised by finding out one is a child of the devil in their midst. I had said they shouldn't be and asked for an example. To give an example would be to indicate some method of identifying. You say Saul was an example. Why? I don't believe he was...

Example? Stranger

Christians should not be surprised. Remember Judas. Stranger

Coveting is the desire to look, to have something you shouldn't. See (Ex. 20:17). I already told you in post #64 that I am guilty and I am not the one denying it. The whole point here is to define who are the children of the devil. Go back and read my post #41. The Pharisees who were...

Well, yes...they are my words. Is that supposed to mean something? Some deep revelation again? I don't think I tried to hide it. But the point is you do not answer. Stranger