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It's how the Renaissance scholars and the Reformers did Bible study: word studies with meaning in context...'historical-grammatical interpretation'. :)

FYI, do you follow events over the Pond? https://www.christianityboard.com/threads/an-ode-for-the-looming-brexit-situation-in-great-britain.27530/

Hi; do you ever follow events over the Pond, maybe? FYI, thread I started: https://www.christianityboard.com/threads/an-ode-for-the-looming-brexit-situation-in-great-britain.27530/

I thought the song and its lyrics, if applied to the grave situation, is somewhat poignant.

Things are getting serious over the Pond. The Mother of Parliaments censures the UK Government for a lack of transparency. The British Prime Minister, after 17 months of Brexit negotiations, and after enthusiastically and lengthily promising to back its own motion for the House of Commons to...

Oh of course, you are in or near Florida and we were talking about tanning, yes. So zero temps would not be common down by you guys. Up here they are par for the course...

I was responding to the word 'hear'. My sense of the Lord's leading — even though important to me, indeed — is not as objective as what God declares in His Word. "So then faith cometh by hearing, and hearing by the word of God." (Romans 10.17)

"Thy word is a lamp unto my feet, and a light unto my path" (Psalm 119.105).

As we cry 'Abba, Father', we will want to feed on the Word... :) And speak with other Christians (Malachi 3.16)

Paul exhorted Timothy: "Preach the word..." (2 Timothy 4.2).

Any ideas, ppl? Lots of ppl will be expecting soon to buy gifts for others...

I do see the church beginning at Pentecost, Acts 2.

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"Greater is he that is in you, than he that is in the world." (1 John 4.4)

It's a funny place, Alberta, right? in the morning it might be a backyard tanning, bikini day; by the afternoon, snowfall. The effect of the wind hitting the Rockies and bouncing back over the Prairies, right?

I don't see what needs to happen first before 'I will come again' (John 14) happens...

I loooove the word 'trash'.... :)

In broad terms, yes; in the context it describes the sort of hard events that Paul had to go through ... and did so willingly for the sake of the Gospel, I might add.

PS: There can quite a cost involved in soreness to receiving punctiliously correct and legible Scripture quotations, can't there? But I have been impressed at the dedication of young Christians of both genders who have manifestly shown themselves willing to undergo it.

Interesting word, 'necessities'...