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Hi; you have a great screen name! it's how I feel...

Hi; replied to some posts.

Hi, how are you doing. God bless His Word to you. Maybe tell us about your avatar pic? Take care.

Hi, how are you doing? God bless His Word to you. Tell us, too, about your avatar pic. Take care.

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Hi 6string: God bless His Word to you. I love the old hymns myself, but some of the more contemp. ones are okay also, I think.

The emphasis is always on the truth of the cross of Christ, and its power in the life of the believer. This must always come first. Paul was crucified with Christ and he was dead to the world and world to him. This is a great truth. It is an inward and spiritual teaching to be received and...

Ms Jane - NHY: How's your son doing, if I may ask? Take care.

Ms Jane: Ty & God bless your Psalm reading too. I always like to maintain a balance of Old Testament and New Testament reading, actually. Take care.

HI h!

I would tend to agree strongly with Christina that since the New Testament believer is under grace, not law, one can't go back and put the believer under the Old Testament law. The church is not Israel, as I read the New Testament. The whole issue of Sabbatarianism is a hermeneutic /...

W: I don't disagree with most of your comments necessarily; I do think that in terms of Scripture interpretation, the church and Israel are distinct. God bless.

I love the Psalms. My wife and I have been through the Psalms together more than once.

Well a lot of ladies have them, I think. - oops, old thread... -

I keep off gambling. Far better not to.

The end of Matt. 28 refers to Father, Son and Holy Spirit. John's Gospel, parlticularly chapters 13 to 17, does too. So does the First Epistle of John.

Paul says to the Corinthians that there are three groups of people in the world: the Jew, the Greek (or Gentile) and the church of God. These are important distinctions when interpreting Scripture.

The Gospel centres on a blest Person, described in John 14.6.