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Re: Just The Answer

grace — Tue, 08 Dec 2009 16:28:05 -0000

Beautifully said! Hence He will have His perfect plan with His flock who desire to make His plan successful as orginially planned on His beautifully-created living planet. Now I have said it correctly as intended so pls ignore my earlier comment. Thank you for your "answer". :)

Re: Just The Answer

grace — Tue, 08 Dec 2009 16:20:27 -0000

Beautifully said! Hence He will have his perfect plan at the end with His flock who desire to make His beautifully created living planet. That was His glory to begin with. Have a blessed time with your family in the rememberance of Jesus' birth.

Re: Just One Question

newlychristian — Mon, 23 Nov 2009 00:03:57 -0000

Interesting question!
Here is my thought.
If Adam and Eve didnt disobey and ate the fruit.. FIRST, they wouldnt have been dead. They would still be alive. i say this because death was a part of the consquences put on earth .. if they didnt eat the apple, none of the diseases wouldnt have existed, the pain, the wondering the doubt,.. after all, knowledge and the understanding of those feelings has emerged and the constant test of will is being put on us. There would be no shame, no aging process no guilt and so forth.. It is just a thought.

Re: Just One Question

grace — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 13:28:24 -0000

clearly, you were expecting an answer for yourself? here is the question to your question "how do we want to live on earth". maybe we were given a choice to start with...free will. So in the end, God will have His perfect plan :) maybe it is an answer for you? :) have a great blessed time with your families.

Re: Just One Question

leforstribe — Thu, 19 Nov 2009 17:15:11 -0000

Hello memaw!! You're doing great and still have your wits about you!! Love you!!

I do believe that it is quite a pertinent question to seek the answer to. Somehow, I doubt that YHWH purposefully planned Adam & Eve's disobedience.

I hope that in the future we can learn from the question posed here.

Re: Just One Question

wauldine carter — Thu, 19 Nov 2009 11:52:42 -0000

Eric,

Interesting question!! But not pertinent now. If you believe God had a perfect plan and that God is omnipotent--then why would we question HIM?? Love ya, MeMaw

Re: So you think God's dumb?

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Re: Would You Consider This Hypocritical?

grace — Wed, 28 Oct 2009 16:10:25 -0000

Meowie
Sorry I stand with Lady Lefors. I feel blessed to have her vlogging for people like me. If you feel this is not for you then why bother checking and leaving comments. Just leave your hate and bitterness somewhere else where it belongs. This is a place where we aim to learn more on how to get CLOSER to YHWH for he is all about love and peace. :) There are words I wanted to say to you, the MEOWIE but darkness is such a terrible place to be...I trust you shall learn more about GOOD NEWS along the way.

Re: Would You Consider This Hypocritical?

grace — Wed, 28 Oct 2009 16:00:21 -0000

I couldnt agree more!!! I have always felt uncomfy around Halloween because alot of church ppl had misinterpretted and it sure disheartened me. :( I believe some didnt understand while others convinced themselves that they had no choice due to society they are living in. Now I would like to ask you if Catholic ppl are pagans? They are strong believers of many saints as you can see their idols in church. Lot of Christians are pretty vunerable so it is good to have ppl like u to educate us and be able to show us the difference between being close or far from YHWH. It is like Christian 101 :) Lately I take Halloween as if it is a nonholiday because I dont elaborate about it or even desire to fancy it anywhere. I hope my children will pick that up and see that they have no part of it and eventually be saved. :) For now they are believers but in time they will confess that they are sinners in order to be saved and be able to follow YHWH's footsteps. Enjoy the fall!! hugs.

Re: Would You Consider This Hypocritical?

Meowie — Sun, 25 Oct 2009 19:06:01 -0000

Relgious people tends to be two-faced people. They felt that non-believers/non-religious are subordinate people. That's very unfortunate. An excellent example is you. Can't you figure that out?

Re: Would You Consider This Hypocritical?

steffieam — Sat, 24 Oct 2009 12:59:39 -0000

Thanks for this! I am telling you that Pagan or Wiccan is every where! Even it entered in Elementary school now. It is not a 'NEW' and still going on and on... Praise God that He gave us to witness to them.

Re: Would You Consider This Hypocritical?

asdclassof83 — Thu, 22 Oct 2009 13:15:16 -0000

Amen! That is very true. I used to go to a couple of different churches where they celebrated "Hallelujah Night" and I have never felt comfortable with that. I believe that we should not celebrate it in any way, no matter what kind of costumes we wear, not even dressing as angels and/or biblical characters, or anything like that. Satan has a way of changing things around and affecting on how others see us so it is best to not to celebrate it at all. "No compromise" here. :o) We need to be "different" so they can see Jesus in us and be drawn to God's love, etc. Great vlog and a much needed one!!! Thanks!

Re: Faith Like Volleyball

dolphinlover — Sun, 04 Oct 2009 15:00:04 -0000

Funny thing about what happened this morning... I was thinking about possible buying a long haired, mini dachshund puppy and my mind popped up for a name for her, Faith. After that, I was surfing internet and saw your talking about faith. Grinning...God is so good to us. Amen.

Re: Attorney Defends God

auto_accident_attorney — Wed, 30 Sep 2009 04:24:56 -0000

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Re: Bits of Christmas

women_beauty — Sun, 27 Sep 2009 03:09:41 -0000

I'll post the same information to my blog, thanks for ideas and great article.

Re: Attorney Defends God

injury1 — Wed, 23 Sep 2009 07:54:13 -0000

this was very heartwarming, thanks for enlightening us and leading us to the right path..

Re: What's Up With "On"?

k2seo — Sun, 20 Sep 2009 12:36:23 -0000

Nice information about YHWH

Re: Women: Created To Remain Silent? (Corinthians and Timothy)

LeForsTribe — Sat, 19 Sep 2009 20:29:12 -0000

Then I suppose in your opinion women are not obligied to know God and His Son because Paul said following after, "...and if they desire to learn...." IF. That's a choice right there. :-)

Thank you on the nice compliment.

Re: Women: Created To Remain Silent? (Corinthians and Timothy)

deafevangelist — Sat, 19 Sep 2009 15:50:29 -0000

Hello

I wanted to comment on the passage found in I Tim 2:10-12 I believe.

The fact that Corinth and Ephesus had a problem with idolatry, female temple prostitutes, etc cannot be applied to this passage simple because Paul said "I DO NOT", which denotes universal practice, wherever he goes, this is the standard he follows, unrelated to the problems elsewhere. He says He DOES NOT permit women to teach men.

Of course, thats just my opinion. God bless, Keep up the good work.

Re: Attorney Defends God

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Re: Attorney Defends God

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Re: Women: Created To Remain Silent? (Corinthians and Timothy)

Grace — Fri, 28 Aug 2009 16:38:13 -0000

Amazing history!! Thanks for sharing as always!! May YHWH bless you and your families.

Re: Women: Created To Remain Silent? (Corinthians and Timothy)

leforstribe — Tue, 25 Aug 2009 05:06:16 -0000

Hello!

My pastor is not big on it-- but even if it happens, I just look over certain parts that are of traditions. He's always changing whenever the Holy Spirit touches him so I know if anything, He will hear YHWH on that.

The situation must have been extreme enough for Paul to use that word-authenteo. In the same church, a son was having sex with his father's wife-- that's bad.

Anyway-- thanks for sharing, i enjoyed it! :-)

Re: Women: Created To Remain Silent? (Corinthians and Timothy)

samechaleph — Mon, 24 Aug 2009 21:04:24 -0000

hi JuneAnn,

thanks for the infos about the church that you go to. It's wonderful that you know you're doing what YHWH wants :-) I wonder though, how do you cope about the church celebrating pagan festivities like Christmas and Easter? If the pastor preaches this, do you just overlook it? Sorry for the many questions and in a public arena like this, no need to answer if not comfortable. I don't go to any churches, just meet with my mother to talk about YHWH and Yahushua on shabbats and also with others in the eliyah chat room.

Thank you for sharing where I could find out the source about authentico (Catherine's website). I can see why it's not well-known because of the seemingly vulgarity of the word. Would Paul have chosen to use that kind of word? Seeing that there are other words that can be used, like seduction, fornication, etc, which were already used... still good info, because if that's the case, it would explain a lot of things.

I understand your point about continuing the sacrifices meaning Yahushua died in vain. How I see it, it's more like, if you want to continue in the sacrifices, that means you're remaining under the curse of the law... if you accept Yahushua's priesthood, that means you're on YHWH's side of grace. Both still valid, the earlier is fading away, (still here, but fading away), but the latter is eternal. Just typing out my thoughts here, could be wrong anyway. About Ezekiel, very difficult to understand :) It seems to say about the future when there will be sacrifices... I remember a discussion where someone said that the prophecies in Ezekiel are conditional, e.g. IF the Israelites obeyed, THEN this would have happened... but SINCE they didn't then this prophecy which Ezekiel wrote, didn't happen as a result. It's more like, "this is what could've been, had the children of Israel obeyed"..... but I don't know, really. :) There's a lot of possibilities and they're all different, so I just tend to try to understand everyone's view.

Thanks for sharing about the wool and linen, I understand what you mean. Good discussion there about the head covering. Looking forward to your "kata" research. I remember I did try to explain it from an Aramaic point of view translation, word by word, but it was still shaky, because my understanding of Aramaic is close to zilch lol.

Thanks for sharing :)