"Scripturese" what is it? You quote a scripture to me then, without using any language apart from it I then quote a scripture back to you in response. Once we use our own (not Scripture's) words we're not only having a conversation we're engaging in theological dialogue. Is there a word other than "theology" that I might use so as not to engender your anger? How 'bout talkin' 'bout Jesus? Lance
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Sent: April 02, 2004 09:54
Subject: [TruthTalk] I Don't Think So says JTTT(The Theologian)


Lance: If the Bereans did other than speak "Scripturese" to each
other then they also were engaging in theology Judy. 
 
jt: How do you define what you call "scripturese" Lance?
How do you discern between good and evil? What is your
plumbline or standard of measure?
 
Lance wrote:
When you add a single supplementary, explanatory word to
the Scriptures you cite you're a Female Theologian.
OOOOOO Scarry kids! Lance
 
jt: I don't think so Lance; today ppl all have access to the scriptures
so they can be Berean (Acts 11:17); there was a day (dark ages)
when the rcc had the scriptures chained to the podium and everyone
was forced fed by the "doctors of the Church" but no more. Now it
is our responsibility.  Jesus is not speaking through us when we are
oracles for Satan - we are responsible to know the difference.  jt
 
 
Lance: Here's the puzzle: He's not-He's in us-we are divided-go
figure. Lance
 
jt: I've thought a lot about this, probably everyone who names the
name of Christ has. I believe the Church is divided because we
don't build upon Christ. We have accepted doctrines of men/demons
and this is what we build upon which is especially evident on TT. If
we were operating with the mind of Christ there would be a unity
of faith evident here.
 
 
 
lance: Does one have to know these to write a sentence?
Even a broken clock...Let's not celebrate NOT KNOWING "STUFF'
Most everyone does something well even "weller" than others.
How did they go from "not so well" to "well" Well, they worked at, studied
(like J on his upcoming insurance exam)
 
jt: Agreed, this is why we are exhorted to "Study to show yourself approved unto God
as a workman who needs not be ashamed, rightly dividing the Word of Truth"
Where do we find the Word of Truth  to study Lance?
 
It seems strange to me that when it comes to that which supercedes in importance
everything else on earth we should denigrate those who "work to show themselves approved"
(this is a misapplication of this Scripture but then, it kind' makes my point dun it?)  "Lance
 
jt: Yeah I think it does.  Only the ones you speak of are working on the wrong foudation.
The foundation is Christ and He is not divided.  jt
 
 
 
 
 
 
jt:... has Jesus made his Word so complicated that noone can understand it?
Does one have to be a Greek or a Greek scholar and know nouns, verbs, tenses?
Makes no sense; if God is love and it's His will for all to come to the knowledge
of truth.  Why would He be part of such a scheme?  So only the smart once can
come....the educated ones, the ones who can afford college and books?  jt
 
From: "Lance Muir" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
"No more than a pretext to put forth erroneous ideas.
Appeal must be made beyond all Biblical, all ecclesiastical citations to the Truth of God Himself.
For that (He) is the supreme authority to which (whom) all must submit and all must rely.
Ultimately it is by reference to That truth that judgement must be passed upon the truth and error of
our interpretations or formalizations (dogma/doctrine/beliefs growing out of Scripture itself).
Good morning and blessings, Lance
From: Judy Taylor
SO THE HOLY SPIRIT DID NOT INSPIRE ANY OF OF GOD'S PROPHETS?
FOLK - BELIEVE THAT AT YOUR OWN PERIL  .....
 
 
From: "ShieldsFamily" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
I never listen to Discouragers.  They are never Holy Spirit inspired. Izzy
 
 
 
 
On Behalf Of [EMAIL PROTECTED]
In a message dated 4/1/2004 6:40:20 PM Pacific Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
 
I think the continuous case is appropriate here
Thanks Bill.  Mounce gives the "ing" English endings for the present tense application in the book I have on page 352 I believe.  It was taught to me in first year Greek.  No one has ever questioned it before.  I will continue using it in the way I did.  The quote David offers from Mounce is exactly what I am saying.  Maybe I did not communicate that as I should have.   I don't know.  But thanks for the impute.  
 
One other matter -- if any has any doubts or concerns about me because of Jim Elsman, feel totally free to off-list your concerns  ---  nothing to hide here.  Jim thrives on causing trouble.  I saved some of his "classics" from the past just in case he turned out to be someone who follows people around and does what he does.  You will note that I do not answer him  --  but he knows that if he says stuff often enough, some will listen.  He actually knows next to nothing about me.  He also loves to torment David Miller  --  more than me.   Just ignore it.  But I will gladly answer any concerns.   John

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