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@GodsGrace I haven't read the whole thread, but in the King James anyway there is the phrase 'common salvation' at Jude 3...

Hadn't heard of that one.... :)

@GodsGrace In principle I do practise it; sometimes because of Covid (the Lord Jesus even warned of coming pestilences in Luke 21, just before instituting the Supper) the actual observance is restricted or modified in one way or another.

@Heart2Soul Not sure if you are familiar with Jasmine's 'Stewards of Grace'...

@Wynona In Spurgeon's daily readings, he says in the preface not to let his writings replace the actual reading of the Word itself.

@Heart2Soul PS: You know, I have even heard a paraphrase of that one: "Marry in haste; repent at leisure..."

@Marvelloustime Precious promises indeed... :)

@Pearl Great Psalm! I like to read it in conjunction with Ephesians chapters 1 and 2; the depths of where the sinner was contrasted with where the Lord has lifted the believer by grace....

@Heart2Soul Someone said, years ago, if you count slowly from 1 thru 20, and review whatever situation there is, it might seem quite different at the end of counting....

Well, let me know if the seeming impossible happens....

I do like Acts 2.42, the activities of which can indeed be practised separately before God in each different locality where Christians meet. :)

@Heart2Soul Indeed so... :) (If you see anything negative from me, do let me know...)

In Cappadocia, Turkey, there are similar houses, some of which are centuries' old... :)

Hi @Cassandra You might like the group Gregorian which did a lot of tracks with Amelia Brightman (if not all the words)...

I like to hear the King James. Sometimes lists of local churches are not listed under that sole criteria, though. In fact, often they are not. My guess would be that if it is independent baptist and similar, it would more likely have preachers who would use the King James.

@WhitherItGoeth FYI....thread I started....

@TLHKAJ I guess it's all to do with being able to pray, Thy will be done......how ever anguished the experience.

@Mayflower FYI...as you can see there have been a few more posts here; (even if you don't have any more comment for now...)

@Mayflower That is some picture there, also...... :) Yes, salvation is of the Lord...

@Mayflower I think this is the point of the verse; sometimes He does not save us from the deep affliction but He brings us through it, preserving us.