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True...I hope that people read this because I have encountered a few believers who think that may have crossed the line but they have not. The unpardonable sin has to be a conscious thing and not something someone makes by mistake... :) Bless ya!

Sounds awesome! ^_^

What Is the Unpardonable Sin? By: Clay Jones New Testament professor D. A. Carson is right to say that the Pharisees’ blasphemy of the Holy Spirit is the rejection of the “truth in full awareness that that is exactly what one is doing—thoughtfully, willfully, and self-consciously rejecting the...

I was reading the book of Acts the other day. Imagine living in those days where you were doing powerful exploits for God and being hunted down by the Religious leaders of the day... :) I'm convinced that they will occur again, in our lifetime... Be Blessed!

I think it's because most Christians using Twitter are aware of their followers and use it as a ministry opportunity. :) Shalom!

American Revivals: Key to Shaping US History By Paul Strand - CBN News Washington Sr. Correspondent What many don't realize is that a massive revival broke out in the 1700s that left a radical mark on almost every founder...

Discovery Confirms Jerusalem Drought During Siege Teresa Neumann - Staff – Jewish Press - (Jun 28, 2013) Josephus wrote: "As the famine grew worse, the frenzy of the partisans increased with it… Nowhere was there corn to be seen, men broke into the houses and ransacked them...

Christian "Tweeters" Happier, More Positive, than Atheist Counterparts Diana Yates : Jun 28, 2013 : University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign "Whether religious people experience more or less happiness is an important question in itself," the authors of the new analysis wrote. "But to truly...

I don't believe in "replacement theology" or the pre-tribulation rapture of the Church...just my personal opinion here... :) Bless ya!

...never give up because God is awesome and he knows exactly what he is doing... :wub:

The then Governor claimed NZ as a state of NSW but it was never formally ratified. In 1835 the combined Tribal affiliation of NZ came together and declared NZ a sovereign governance. The treaty document includes this sovereignty clause. NZ came to the party during the beginnings of a confederacy...

Please note JB, that Australia belonged to England. The prison colonists there were from English stock. There were no Australian citizens accept the aboriginals. Also England did not win NZ through war but via a treaty which they signed with the crown in 1840. That is when European settlements...

whatever makes you happy JB.. but NZ was never a state of Australia. It did however have the same governor...who not only was involved with the penal colony in Australia but also the colonies of NZ... :) :) :)

...not at all...just defending my country from being belittled that's all! :) ;) BTW: I've had a similar conversation on another forum with another Aussie guy, funny that?... :rolleyes:

...and of course, Australia wore clothes on account of them being a penal colony for England. An extension of her Majesties overcrowded prison system... ;)

...errr she be going native...I guess it's the air over here. Well spotted! :) :) :)

Arnie, Which of those words are strange? :huh: I like vegemite...brought some yesterday for brekkie [vegemite on toast] mmmm. I like it much better than marmite. JB, I really did mean Be Blessed and not Broadband when signing off :) Hehe! BB

I doubt that there would be many who read a verse and misapply them, without there being a specific idea already implanted in their thoughts. Believers who spend time reading without being part of a fellowship continue to believe what they have understood because it never gets tested by others...

I don't think anyone eats swedes here... :huh: In England they are used to feed pigs? Blah!!! swedes!

Awesome! I'm sure he'll get back to you "as soon as" Bless ya! :)