It's not, in my opinion,them and us. It's
just us. We are those very imperfect people.
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also saw it as an example of how even
Do you mean The Apostle with Robert Duval? What did you think was
the moral of the story? Izzy
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Do you mean The Apostle with Robert Duval? What did you think was the moral of the story? Izzy
moral of the story ??? I saw it as "a few days in the life." In the beginning, he was a very convoluted
I also saw it as an example of how even very
imperfect people can be used by the Lord for good. Izzy
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spirit" or "have no need for a man
to teach them."
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Slade, Good points indeed. What do you see as the solution to your
last sentence? Izzy
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I saw
Jude
21-23
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Slade,
Good points indeed. What do you see
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I also saw it as an example of how even I style="mso-bidi-font-style: normal"very imperfect people can be used by the Lord for good. Izzy
Exactly. There are two kinds of saved people -- those who are
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I saw the movie as well, but I was disturbed by it. While John saw positive aspects to it, I am the opposite. I saw how easily it is for a man (a leader with little or no accountability) to fall from grace
Maybe I dont remember the movie as well as I thought, but I
thought the Duval character was already saved, but just feel into sin and then
repented and felt called to become an apostle. Izzy
I believe his conversion was real (in the movie)
but the Lord's physical judgment was
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Jude 21-23
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Slade, Good points indeed.
What do you see
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Maybe I dont remember the movie as well as I thought, but I thought the Duval character was already saved, but just feel into sin and then repented and felt called to become an apostle. Izzy
Was he an
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Exactly. There are two kinds of saved people -- those who are described by Paul as "carnal " and those who are spiritual. Those descroptions mark the growth of each and every Christian. Do you think if one
David, I think some people like the fact that the Lord can use even very
flawed people for his glory--even if it is only on a very small scale. The
Apostle certainly wasn't a primer on how to live the Christian life. But it
did give you a real flavor of that culture, which is interesting in
Who is a 7th Day Adventist? Izzy
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My position is not that one
Good, I'm glad to hear it. I have been off of TT for a while. I guess I got you confused with Marlin. You might have me confused too. Are you saying Saturday worship is required to order to go to heaven or Saturday worship is required in order to be in right standing before God? If you are, you
se Scripture and quote it just like Satan did at the temptation of Christ." All I did was quote Acts 21:19-27 and Numbers 6:31-21.
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A little forground. The Apostle Paul
entered Jerusalem and a group of BELIEVERS IN MESSIAH WHO ARE ZEALOUS FOR THE
TORAH (LAW) were in Jerusalem at that time. When Paul gets there, the Jerusalem
Council gets together to hear if Paul is really teaching against circumcision
and the Law of
My position is not that one can't worship on Saturday. One can worship EVERY or ANY day.
What is a sin is to require others to Saturday worship (a la 7th Day Adventists) in order to go to heaven.
What is a sin is to abuse Scripture and quote it just like Satan did at the temptation of Christ.
I
ENCOURAGEYOU to tell me now I "abuse Scripture
and quote it just like Satan did at the temptation of Christ."
All I did was quote Acts 21:19-27 and Numbers
6:31-21.
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