Search results

..so in summary they are proven to work, as witness tools...

There have been 1000 posts on this thread now, so seems like with a subject such as this there are lots of points to be made... o_O

The point of my post was to ask whether the Papacy really does after all represent what the Bible teaches.

This does of course beg the question of whether the Bible and the Papacy are saying exactly the same thing...

Wise words... :)

Yes, this is the sense I intended it. (From the Latin..) In other words, anyone who has been looking at the thread but who has not yet voted in the poll, please do so (before the poll expires...)

Sometimes threads go round and round...

Okay, thanks! (Sounds like you are torn about the matter, while slightly liking it, yet maybe strongly wanting to avoid the consequences of actually doing it, but anyway...)

Good you have joined us, Sir. Sounds like you would appreciate Philippians, the Epistle of Joy.

So in the clip, who is singing this song? :)

So you mean NO, to all of you inking? or NO just to your granddaughter doing it? o_O

Bible reading at home is so vitally important.

Multiculturalism existed 1000s of years ago, right? :)

Thanks to all who voted so far in the poll! NB: If you have not yet voted in the poll, please vote now! :)

Justification in Romans is indeed a judicial reckoning (and not to be confused with sanctification).

I think I mentioned to you in the past that my wife and I talked to a young lady with the whole of John 3.16 tattooed on her wrist area; it was her favorite Bible verse (and mine also) and evidently served very effectively to start a conversion - which I would also reckon has happened many times.

....and a faith based tattoo can be a silent witness, indeed.

Good to see you, Sir! May the Scriptures be your joy and strength day by day! We need to keep looking up (Hebrews 12.2). :)

Do you see the 'breaking of bread' here in Acts 2 as referring to the Lord's Supper, as the same phrase seems to refer to in Acts 20.1 also?

Great verse! :)