"The Resurrection...

[GRACE ambassador]

...According To Paul

Did you ever notice how death and dying seem to bring people
together? When a loved one is passing, even feuding family
members keep a bedside vigil.

Later at the funeral, people who haven’t seen one another in
years gather together as one. But the death of the Lord had
the opposite effect!

As His death drew near, His apostles forsook Him (Mark_14:50),
and after His death, even the great Apostle Peter returned to his
fishing business (John_21:3). It was the Resurrection that brought
His people together, and it brings us together here today!

The Resurrection of Christ played a major role in the Apostle
Paul’s first recorded sermon...

...given primarily to Jews. This is highly significant, for professing
Christendom has been historically anti-Semitic...

...the Lord’s Resurrection brought His people together, just as it has
brought us together here this day. But there is coming a day when
His Resurrection will bring us together again for the last time..."

[Should we not "pray for Unity in fellowship" Before]

"...Old feuds will be put aside forever, and God’s people will gather
together as one. What a day of rejoicing that will be!
"
(R Kurth)

FULL study:
The Resurrection According To Paul



Grace, Peace, And JOY

 

[Davy]

Brethren in Christ Jesus: stay away from false links like the "Grace, Peace, An JOY" above. It sounds just like something the anti-Christian political Anti-Defamation League would write, nothing but propaganda to try and build favor for the 'unbelieving' Jews.

Indeed, the orthodox unbelieving Jews fled old Europe from country to country simply because the majority of them rejected Christ Jesus, and refused to assimilate among the Christian peoples. Some of them converted to Christ, but many of them refused, so the Christian governments cast them out from among them. This happened many centuries ago. And that is when many of the orthodox unbelieving Jews began returning to the holy lands (especially from old Spain). Others of them kept fleeing through the countries.

Because of that, the orthodox Jews have held a grudge against the Christian nations. So it's not just because those like Martin Luther didn't like unbelieving Jews. It was because of the disruptions they caused in that time among the Christian peoples. And many of them are still doing it today even.

I recall one of the leaders of the Anti-Defamation League, a pro orthodox Jewish organization, said the League needed to do something, because Christian films were becoming too popular in the U.S.

 

[GRACE ambassador]

Brethren in Christ Jesus: stay away from false links like the "Grace, Peace, An JOY" above.

How, Exactly, is you're criticism a "Bible Discussion" in this
"Bible Study Forum"?

Where are "The Scriptures" telling us to "stay away" from
The True Gospel shown in Grace, Peace, And JOY!?

IF you have NONE, Would not the "brethren In Christ Jesus" then,
be exhorted to stay away from/not heed your criticism?

Each diligent student of The Word Of Truth will make there
"own Scriptural assessment," Correct?

Like precious brother @marks, I also say "MUCH Love!"

 

[Davy]

How, Exactly, is you're criticism a "Bible Discussion" in this
"Bible Study Forum"?

Where are "The Scriptures" telling us to "stay away" from
The True Gospel shown in Grace, Peace, And JOY!?

You might try to fool others here about what is in that 'link' you posted, but I am not fooled, no matter what kind of silly excuses you try to make up!


Here's some of the PROPAGANDA found in that link -'The Resurrection According To Paul'
_____________________________
"Notice that Paul’s first recorded
sermon was given primarily to
Jews. This is highly significant,
for professing Christendom has
been historically anti-Semitic. For
instance, history tells us that the
church of Rome persecuted the
Jews during the Dark Ages.
But it is said that Martin Lu-
ther also hated the Jews! Early in
his life he favored them, thinking
they would turn to Christ after his
break with the Roman church that
had persecuted them."
___________________________

The Jews refused to assimilate in Europe, so they were cast out. The Jews did the SAME THING in the holy lands with foreigners that refuse to convert to Judaism. It's even the same way in the nation state of Israel today! So talk about the pot calling the kettle black!

 

[Robert Gwin]

...According To Paul

Did you ever notice how death and dying seem to bring people
together? When a loved one is passing, even feuding family
members keep a bedside vigil.

Later at the funeral, people who haven’t seen one another in
years gather together as one. But the death of the Lord had
the opposite effect!

As His death drew near, His apostles forsook Him (Mark_14:50),
and after His death, even the great Apostle Peter returned to his
fishing business (John_21:3). It was the Resurrection that brought
His people together, and it brings us together here today!

The Resurrection of Christ played a major role in the Apostle
Paul’s first recorded sermon...

...given primarily to Jews. This is highly significant, for professing
Christendom has been historically anti-Semitic...

...the Lord’s Resurrection brought His people together, just as it has
brought us together here this day. But there is coming a day when
His Resurrection will bring us together again for the last time..."

[Should we not "pray for Unity in fellowship" Before]

"...Old feuds will be put aside forever, and God’s people will gather
together as one. What a day of rejoicing that will be!
"
(R Kurth)

FULL study:
The Resurrection According To Paul

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Grace, Peace, And JOY

Very true Grace, I am actually one of those who that very thing happened to. My brother and I had not associated with each other for 10 yrs, then our mother got sick, which has brought us back together in association.