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He not only said that the Holy Spirit would dwell with them, He said that the Holy Spirit would be IN them. Indwelling is so important; salvation if truly there cannot be lost.

I don't really see it as problematic for men as well as for women; leaving aside matters such as the bondservant imagery in Scripture, etc., in the end it to some extent boils down to subjective likes and dislikes; parents have perfect right to say yes or no to daughters or sons under 18 who...

Hi, Sir; good to see you on the forums.

It's all about doctrine; no doctrine, no knowledge of Christ.

I guess you saw the earring - and even nose ring - reference in that verse?

The Lord Jesus had ascended to heaven, having promised that the Spirit would come to dwell with them.

1 Corinthians 10.32 seems to indicate that all at the same time different groups of people are being governed sovereignly according to His purposes.

The Bondservant analogy in Psalm 40 links into the New Testament portrayal of the Perfect Servant.

As I see it, all points of TULIP have ample Scripture to back them up.

I don't know why our friend uses the phrase 'perverted by the Calvinists'.

Yes, there is indeed this distinction, dispensationally.

It's when the church started. See Acts 2.

This verse shows that the Spirit did not indwell then, because David asks God not to take His Spirit away, which does not happen to the individual Christian today, after Pentecost.

See also Ezekiel 16.12.

A lot of Biblical truth goes back to principles in Genesis.

I guess one can simply say that for men and women, boys and girls that studded ears give a sense of formality and completeness?

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There is so much sublime and practical truth packed into the four chapters of Philippians.

In the face of tragedy and upheaval, we need to keep 'looking unto Jesus' (Hebrews 12.2).

I could probably harmonize all 5...