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  1. Waiting on him

    How do you address opposing Scripture verses?

    She has been trapped in This for a very long time. I want to see her free, I believe in order for this to happen, she has to see her Own offense.
  2. Waiting on him

    How do you address opposing Scripture verses?

    We’re not talking about the assembly of God
  3. Waiting on him

    How do you address opposing Scripture verses?

    God says in Romans, that anything we judge others Of We are guilty ourselves. How can this be reconciled?
  4. Waiting on him

    How do you address opposing Scripture verses?

    We differ then. I was condemned under the whole law.
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    How do you address opposing Scripture verses?

    1 Corinthians 4:12-13 KJV [12] And labour, working with our own hands: being reviled, we bless; being persecuted, we suffer it: [13] Being defamed, we intreat: we are made as the filth of the world, and are the offscouring of all things unto this day. Tecarta BibleHere’s a model for you.
  6. Waiting on him

    How do you address opposing Scripture verses?

    Here’s the thing SG, The vile and wicked people Are who you were prior to coming to the knowledge of Christ. Isn’t that what the Scripture teaches us?
  7. Waiting on him

    How do you address opposing Scripture verses?

    You continue in his word
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    How do you address opposing Scripture verses?

    Proverbs 17:15 KJV [15] He that justifieth the wicked, and he that condemneth the just, even they both are abomination to the Lord. Maybe this will help to understand what you should do. I believe it’s like 11 times in Romans alone the lord Jesus is said to have justified me the wicked (full...
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    Changed Mind

    How about every bitter thing becomes sweet?
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    Fasting

    And also with you!
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    Fasting

    The Lord tells us not to disfigure our faces as the hypocrites do. Not ashamed of the cross. People should see that without me smearing it on my face. And the fast should be practiced every day.
  12. Waiting on him

    Fasting

    Either am I, but when it aligned with fasting I’m cautious.
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    Fasting

    That’s strange he seems aware to me
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    Fasting

    Who were all their life under the bondage of the fear of death
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    Fasting

    I see it as a disfiguring of the face.
  16. Waiting on him

    How do you address opposing Scripture verses?

    Job 25:6 KJV [6] How much less man, that is a worm? and the son of man, which is a worm? First reference of son of man Tecarta Bible Psalm 22:6 KJV [6] But I am a worm, and no man; a reproach of men, and despised of the people. Tecarta Bible
  17. Waiting on him

    How do you address opposing Scripture verses?

    I guess the best way to address opposing verses is to take it to God?
  18. Waiting on him

    How do you address opposing Scripture verses?

    Well what I mean is it’s the Spirit that gives life, still researching, the son of man in my opinion as of now is what was crucified.
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    How do you address opposing Scripture verses?

    But He giveth power to be called the sons of God