You use worldly words to convey your worldly lack of understanding. You do not love the truth and your impiety is blatantly obvious.
From the same lump of clay.
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You use worldly words to convey your worldly lack of understanding. You do not love the truth and your impiety is blatantly obvious.
Epoisses
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You're a holier than thou who trusts in his own warped understanding of right and wrong.
marhig
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No, I'm wondering what you see as a fable? Because what I've written is in the Bible!
You take scripture and twist it, thus squeezing out the truth, and then create fables.
Thus said the pot to the kettle.
On a scale of originality of 1 to 10 that scored zero.
On my Insult O Meter the arrow didn't move.
My irony meter however has just gone into low earth orbit. I just hope MR Trump doesn't think its a missile.
Of course the quote is not original, nor was it meant as an insult, but merely to point out the fact, that you, 'THE POT' do exactly that which you accuse the kettle of doing.
But rather than go into some lengthy detail, to reveal your hypocrisy, it was easier to use an old quotation, "Thus said the pot to the kettle."
I had the same thought about truster. However, I discovered he is truthful about his faith.
Please give him benefit of doubt.
thank you.
You didn't go into any lengthy detail, because you can't and to be perfectly and sincerely honest with you, it would be ill advised. Strike at the Kings man and you strike the King.
Methinks the fool who believes that it is the king's man, needs to be brought down a peg or two.
By grace and through truth I am what I am, where I am and what I confess. If my saying that I am the Kings man offends you. What will my saying Elohim is my Father cause you to do? It cause Cain to murder Abel. It cause the religious of the day to nail Yah Shua Messiah to a tree.
"For out of the heart proceed evil thoughts, murders, adulteries, fornications, thefts, false witness, blasphemies:"
Evil thoughts, false witness and blasphemies.
The verse fits, so wear it and woe.
Evil thoughts, false witness and blasphemies.
The verse fits, so wear it and woe.
I know that you are what you are, and I pity you for being what you are.
Saying that you are the king's man, does not offend me in anyway. You are not the first, nor will you be the last, who have placed themselves upon a pedestal that is about to crumble beneath you.
My brother Jesus, said to Mary Magdalene in John 20: 17; "Go to my brothers and tell them that I am ascending to him, who is my Father and their Father, to my God and their God."
Jesus my brother, who was given divine glory by the God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob, the God of our ancestors, see Acts 3: 13; and who now sits beside our Father on his throne of Godhead to the creation, see Revelation 3: 21; invites all, who like himself, are able to win the victory as he has, to sit beside him in the Fathers throne.
You are a blasphemer and perverter of the truth.
I quote only the truth of God's word, that which is said in John 20: 17; Acts 3: 13; and Revelation 3: 21; and you believe that God's words are a blasphemous perversion of the truth, do you?
You are a blasphemer and perverter of the truth.
oatmeal
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Thanks for pointing out those verses. When presented with truth, some people welcome truth, some people harden their hearts to the truth.
God knew that Pharaoh would harden his heart when presented with the truth and God presented to him the truth anyway. God presented the truth to Moses and Moses being meek, ie, humble and willing to learn and putting forth the effort to learn, was uplifted and benefited from the truth.
So says he, in who the judgemental war continues to rage.
Not a war, but a family trait:
But he that is spiritual judgeth all things, yet he himself is judged of no man.
Epoisses
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The case of Paul is a good one because he hardened his heart and even persecuted the church but eventually came to repentance. Paul was always a sheep just a dysfunctional one in his early days.
The Almighty did not "know" Pharaoh would harden his heart. The Almighty hardened Pharaoh's heart* and did so for a reason and with a purpose in mind.
Herat* Not the blood pump.