Re: [TruthTalk] Love or Rebuke?

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thx jt.   'ff.'  means, basically,'as follows' --a common Eng. abbrev. :)   (i think it's in DavidMs list of such abbreviations at http://innglory.org)   ftr, the original post below, may not have been delivered here--not sure/why   thanks for sending it, with your comments   gentleman   On Thu, 18 Dec 2003 22:57:02 -0500 [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: I don't understand your abbreviation Gary, what is (ff)? Actually I was writing to Deanhave  about love again - as he had not fully quoted the scripture in Acts.  Paul was out of line and he repented for rebuking the high priest.  Sorry about the editing. I didn't put all those keystrokes in and don't know where they came from.   Judy   From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] jt: what's this (ff.) about? from/to whom? what context? g   On Thu, 18 Dec 2003 21:15:30 -0500 [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:   [EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: >Be ye therefore perfect,  even as your Father which is in heaven is perfect. Where was Paul's love here Gary?   So Paul broke God's law and he had to repent. LOVE and upon this hang all the law and the prophets. <DIV style=""background: " #cccccc\?>  <DIV style=""background: " #cccccc\?>So long as you are unable to separate the person from their sin and so long as you keep on insisting that God hates people  you are walking in lawlessness... I know it's easier to rebuke and condemn.  It's hard to lay down your life in love but this is what is required of us in Christ as his ambassadors to reconcile people to God. <DIV style=""background: " #cccccc\?>  <DIV style=""background: " #cccccc\?>Judy