Well, fwiw, I don't expect to come to agreement.Like they dont even expect to come to agreement,
But we still can be nice to each other, right?
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Well, fwiw, I don't expect to come to agreement.Like they dont even expect to come to agreement,
With some your question does not have an easy, yes, answer does it? Perhaps all of us have been guilty here at times of not being nice to each other?Well, fwiw, I don't expect to come to agreement.
But we still can be nice to each other, right?
Much love!
hmm, you think? i guess that was where most everyone’s minds went, but i didnt mean to refer to the judgement of nations, i actually had like “personal inventory” more in mindAnd the end result for any of those butting goats no matter which side of the argument he is on is...?
"And he shall set the sheep on his right hand, but the goats on the left." Matt 25:33
"Then shall he say also unto them on the left hand, Depart from me, ye cursed, into everlasting fire, prepared for the devil and his angels:" Matt 25:41
boy, you are ahead of me then lol, i still (naively, obviously) expect to come to agreement on a debate, at least initially. Ive found that asking questions rather than stating “facts” helps some, but any “agreement” seems to generally come in the form of silence, no reply (and no one answered him a word)Well, fwiw, I don't expect to come to agreement.
hmm, can we? As long as iron sharpens iron im not so sure!But we still can be nice to each other, right?
So did I! Are goats stuck so they must always remain goats and therefore suffer as goats? Can a goat make himself become a sheep?hmm, you think? i guess that was where most everyone’s minds went, but i didnt mean to refer to the judgement of nations, i actually had like “personal inventory” more in mind
I'm not so sure I'm ahead of anyone. But hopefully I'm adding something.boy, you are ahead of me then lol, i still (naively, obviously) expect to come to agreement on a debate, at least initially. Ive found that asking questions rather than stating “facts” helps some, but any “agreement” seems to generally come in the form of silence, no reply (and no one answered him a word)
hmm, can we? As long as iron sharpens iron im not so sure!
i actually had like “personal inventory” more in mind
It pricks my conscience. Yes we can do otherwise!With some your question does not have an easy, yes, answer does it? Perhaps all of us have been guilty here at times of not being nice to each other?
Can we do otherwise?
If we are really being led by the Holy Spirit, we most certainly can.It pricks my conscience. Yes we can do otherwise!
Much love!
And, Precious friend Marks, IMHO, I believe there is also the mixture Of God's Context for Israel with His Other Context for The Body Of CHRIST, so, as:I wouldn't say no one, but there is a lot of disagreement. Personally I think it's got more to do with how we understand Israel than anything else.
Your suggestion that sabbath keeping plays a part in the role of eternal salvation, and getting into the kingdom would be in errorThere is a reason why Paul taught in Heb. 4 that the people who reject the Sabbath will fail to make it in God's Kingdom like the ancient Israelites who rebelled against the Sabbath in the wilderness failed to make it into the Promised Land.
Prophetic duality is a constantly running theme in the Bible. Just because a prophecy appear in the OT, it doesn't mean it was strictly for the OT period. A lot of prophecies in the OT concerns this very period of time, the Millennium, and beyond the Millennium, so it's not wise to attribute every prophecy in that section as being completely fulfilled. A lot of people have little to no understanding of end-time prophecy because they assume every OT prophecy was only for that period.
Sheep butt heads also, not just goats.If we are really being led by the Holy Spirit, we most certainly can.
Does that mean that there are true believers following Christ, the chief Shepherd, who also disagree on things or who even belong to different church organizations with Christian labels?Sheep butt heads also, not just goats.
Totally. But these days if you challenge anyone's false doctrines, they may start passing remarks about "goats butting heads". You, know, not referring to anyone personally, but to anyone who argues against their doctrine, especially if you have the nerve to vehemently disagree, you're a "goat", and you're butting heads, in the opinion of some.Your suggestion that sabbath keeping plays a part in the role of eternal salvation, and getting into the kingdom would be in error
You need to reread Hebrews 4, which is talking about a sabbath rest yet to come, that no one has entered in yet, and not about the weekly sabbath.You need to elaborate on how someone tries to apply OT prophecies as end-time prophecies, because a lot of them were only partially fulfilled in the OT period. The books that were written by prophets were written as prophecy for the future. There is a reason why Paul taught in Heb. 4 that the people who reject the Sabbath will fail to make it in God's Kingdom like the ancient Israelites who rebelled against the Sabbath in the wilderness failed to make it into the Promised Land.
Prophetic duality is a constantly running theme in the Bible. Just because a prophecy appear in the OT, it doesn't mean it was strictly for the OT period. A lot of prophecies in the OT concerns this very period of time, the Millennium, and beyond the Millennium, so it's not wise to attribute every prophecy in that section as being completely fulfilled. A lot of people have little to no understanding of end-time prophecy because they assume every OT prophecy was only for that period.
Revelation 21:1-5KJVYou need to reread Hebrews 4, which is talking about a sabbath rest yet to come, that no one has entered in yet, and not about the weekly sabbath.
Heb 4:9 But God has promised us a Sabbath when we will rest, even though it has not yet come.
Has the weekly sabbath come yet?
Obviously it has. Yet there is a rest that remains.