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@plantermoo saidWell, ummm, duh.
I believe God’s Holy Spirit indwells all believers.
“But ye are not in the flesh, but in the Spirit, if so be that the Spirit of God dwell in you. Now if any man have not the Spirit of Christ, he is none of his.”
(Romans 8:9)
If He doesn’t, they’re not a Christian and not saved.
Yet they all say they believe. This is why we are warned to have discernment and to judge them by their fruits, not their words.
@suzianne said@PlanterMoo is the same person who posted as @Romans1009 and @PB1022 and several other screen nanes. All banned by Russ.
How does that change what divegeester thinks?
And how does what divegeester thinks make me a fool?
Come on, aren't you the one asking others if they are better than this? Apparently, you're not.
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@fmf saidSays you.
@PlanterMoo is the same person who posted as @Romans1009 and @PB1022 and several other screen nanes. All banned by Russ.
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@suzianne saidIf you have read @PlanterMoo's posting and you have concluded that he is NOT the same person as who posted as @Romans1009 and @PB1022 and several other screen nanes, then so be it.
No, you say so to continue your own false narrative.
@medullah saidI don't think so old chap. The Bible is riddled with manufactured events to fulfill OT prophecies. Take for example the nonsense of the census that had Joseph take his family back to his place of birth, merely to fulfill the prophecy of Jesus's birth.
Not just a book Ghost, but one with prophesy, and argaubly coming true. If you turn to revelation 13:14 you will see references to a great deception; at 13:16 you will see that the The Mark of The Beast follows. if Bill Gates gets his way you are likely to get stuck with this during the coming year.
It was reported on Monday that meetings are being conducted to hand over the West's health policy to the WHO. You should see that bit happen by the end of May.
And the mark of the beast thing could (and has)) been applied to a whole host of historical occurrences. I really don't think the Bible was prophesying about Bill Gates.
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@medullah saidOh, the Protestants too have done their share of witch hunting.
Not all Chrsitan faiths did that Moon, but does seem to have a been a speciality of faiths relating to Catholocism.
And it’s not so very long ago that people were executed for witchcraft, at Salem MA for example. Read the manner of execution, it’s pretty gruesome. One of the accused was crushed to deaTh by stones placed on his chest; took him two days to die.
@fmf said@kellyjay said
Neither do you.
You have no credible explanation for the universe you are in, life and the order around you, and you concern yourself with snakes.
Not everyone feels a pressing need for an explanation, how or when the universe began or how and when life got started. Such people’s lives not thereby meaningless or devoid of spiritual dimensions. The Dalai Lama for example has no such explanations, and no need of them.
@ghost-of-a-duke saidI rather think that the Mark of the Beast refers to Nero, who ruled Rome from AD 54 to 68, persecutor of early Christians.
I don't think so old chap. The Bible is riddled with manufactured events to fulfill OT prophecies. Take for example the nonsense of the census that had Joseph take his family back to his place of birth, merely to fulfill the prophecy of Jesus's birth.
And the mark of the beast thing could (and has)) been applied to a whole host of historical occurrences. I really don't think the Bible was prophesying about Bill Gates.