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  1. quietthinker

    A prayer to stop the mouths of lions:

    Oh dear, what a revelation!
  2. quietthinker

    Best Prayer I Have Heard In A Long Time...

    Compassion is not something we think, it is something we feel and feel has to do with the heart.
  3. quietthinker

    Twisted Verses: weapons of oppression?

    The texts quoted ViJ have jumped out at me. The washing with water and Leviticus 26. A deeper level of understanding. (10) and ye shall eat old store and bring forth old because of the new.
  4. quietthinker

    Protestants and Catholics in Agreement on This...

    For its purpose Barney, the commandment is as clear as the other nine.
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    The Light Set on a Hill

    Pertinent post ViJ. The subjective self focused lyrics of many modern Church songs betray a drifting away. How can one coin and sing songs like ‘A Mighty Fortress is our God’ when one has but dim vision of the depth of depravity and the overwhelming great gift poured out for us.
  6. quietthinker

    Is wearing jewellery with the cross or crucifix a form of idolatry?

    Alison, when the Romans made crosses for their victims they didn’t employ carpenters to square off the timbers or give them a polished finish. They were rounded timbers straight from the felled tree with the branches lopped off in a rudimentry fashion to add to the discomfort of the victim. You...
  7. quietthinker

    The incompatibility of light with darkness

    I have just finished reading the long and now closed tread titled ‘The real foundation of the RCC’ WOW, what an eye opener! How Brakelite and his detractors interact is revealing. The methods employed by each side to shore up their position advertises the spirit operating respectively...
  8. quietthinker

    Protestants and Catholics in Agreement on This...

    I see you are familiar with the pronouncements in Exodus 31. I hope you have read them well given that Paul refers to the real Israel as God’s Church. Also, I assume your reference to the 6th day Sabbath at the beginning of your post is a miss type?
  9. quietthinker

    Protestants and Catholics in Agreement on This...

    You confuse ceremonial law with the Decalogue. If keeping the Sabbath is a subversion then so are all the other nine commandments.
  10. quietthinker

    Protestants and Catholics in Agreement on This...

    My friend, we will have to agree to disagree. Once one starts to bring in extra canononical references to shore up ones position it becomes open slather for every man and his dog. It is unwise and unnecessary as the word of God has all we need to understand the path we are to walk.
  11. quietthinker

    Protestants and Catholics in Agreement on This...

    So what if they came together to break bread or collect money on the first day of the week. It doesn’t change the commandment! They are able to break bread on any day of the week and in regards to collecting money, it is totally in order too do this on the first day so that it wasn’t done on the...
  12. quietthinker

    Protestants and Catholics in Agreement on This...

    Phillip, to think Paul here is referring to the 7th day Sabbath is misplaced. Paul in The earlier chapters of Romans lays out his position on the law clearly concluding that the law is not nullified but upheld. Here are a couple, Rom:3:31, 7:7-12. To confuse the many other days that were...
  13. quietthinker

    Protestants and Catholics in Agreement on This...

    Herein is the private interpretation; The expression in scripture ‘The Lords day’ you have equated with Sunday. The scripture does not equate the Lords Day with Sunday. This is an attempted sleight of hand to give Sunday some sort of credibility, even to surplant the commandment which clearly...
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    Frightening, but they are out there...

    I didn't know God was into real estate, you know land ownership and buildings, maintenance, rates and all the associated. Gatherings in private homes and pot luck lunches, making it personal. Minimal overheads. Keep the group smallish and multiply. Forget all the religious trappings, its...
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    EGO

    It was supper time, in fact the last supper for Jesus with his mates. Yes, there were tensions among them. Who was going to be deputy to the man capable of feeding thousands from a lunch pack and raising the dead particularly one man who was already on the nose. Inspite of the evidence that all...
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    Protestants and Catholics in Agreement on This...

    This is a private interpretation that finds no basis in the scriptures. It is in fact misrepresenting what Jesus himself said in the account of the Pharisees confronting Jesus because his disciples were eating the the grains from the fields they walked through. See the story in Matthew 12:1-8
  17. quietthinker

    Protestants and Catholics in Agreement on This...

    I find no mystery here. The 4th commandment is plain enough. Just as plain as any of the other nine commandments. I see in it the author’s (of the commandments) identity. His title, his name and his domain.
  18. quietthinker

    Upon Death

    Could someone show me where the word ‘rapture’ appears in the scriptures
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    EGO

    EGO Oh let me sing the song of me so it has preference over thee My flawless right asserts itself to judge you more than God himself Coveted titles worn with pride to put all others in their stride Professor, Doctor, Your Holiness and more bow down to me or there’s the door This...
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    When Is It Time To Die?

    It looks immaculate. At heart I’m an adventurer. Across land on bikes, across the ocean on sailing boats always doing it as cost effective as possible and in the process attempting to connect with the local people. It’s not always as easy as it might sound and often wonder how Jesus did it...