ECT Forgiving and Forgiveness
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What does it mean to you?
IMJerusha
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No, what I am stating is that the Ruach would not lead us to any understanding of God's Word that goes against any other part of God's Word. And Grosnick, do you not know how to properly quote? You seem to have been doing fine before. For correct context, here's my post which you are trying to quote/refer to.
http://www.theologyonline.com/forums/showpost.php?p=4378745&postcount=2052
IMJerusha
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Thank you!
I would ask, Brother, what you make of the entire dismissal of the need for us to forgive and be forgiven. Do you think there are long term consequences if we don't practice mercy? I believe there are.
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How would you know, you reject MOST of the written word of God, especially, Paul's writings!
Ettra: I believe that it isn't wise to let things that unforgiven ***** in that way, I believe we should seek to forgive others and accept the forgiveness offered to us and then get on with our life.
Should read: I believe that it isn't wise to let things that unforgiven remain that way, I believe we should seek to forgive others and accept the forgiveness offered to us and then get on with our life.
Should read: I believe that it isn't wise to let things that unforgiven remain that way, I believe we should seek to forgive others and accept the forgiveness offered to us and then get on with our life.
I do not think it is wise to dismiss it all, if I understand your question correctly. I believe forgiving and forgiveness begins with God, thus we our do the same as we are not great than the I AM. But when we do forgive we assimilate the actions of the Father, and He would approve; but has to be genuine forgiveness with remembrance, as our Father does not remember our sins either.
I believe the same also, I don't it will be very favorable at the Judgment Seat of Christ for the Believer.
glorydaz
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Of course you haven't seen anything of the sort on this thread. :grave:
Please understand that I make a distinction between the Holy Spirit itself--which I believe is unchanging--and the inspired authors and readers who interpret that Holy Spirit through their own experiences, cultures and theologies.
"He comes to us as One unknown, without a name, as of old, by the lakeside. He came to those men who knew Him not. He speaks to us the same words:
'Follow thou me!' and sets us to the tasks which He has to fulfill for our time.
He commands.
And to those who obey Him, whether they be wise or simple, He will reveal himself in the toils, the conflicts, the sufferings which they shall pass through in His fellowship, and, as an ineffable mystery, they shall learn in their own experience Who He is."
― Albert Schweitzer, The Quest of the Historical Jesus
glorydaz
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It's the pride you're missing. Rarely do you find anyone with a swelled up head the size of God's UNtruth's. I imagine she has it sitting on the mantle with candles burning on each side....just waiting to bring it forth some time in the not-distant-enough future.
Would you be willing to explain your comment?
Its your thread; so its your House...man
By the way; how are you doing; health wise?
And how is your lovely wife; she must be so worried.
Its only "natural."
You both continue in my prayers...
Yeah where is our handsome Psalmist pic?
God's Truth
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There is a cure for your bitterness.
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Everything I say about the Bible is scripture, even though I do not always post the scripture reference.
Is there anyone here who believes in the Bible only yet thinks they speak what is not scriptural?
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What do you think is on hold?
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Do you think that everything YOU say about the Bible is scripture? Yes? Are you messed up?