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Kind of a non-sequitur. We can certainly love foreigners (even discussing what that word means, Biblically), but what our government does politically is not really relevant.
Why are you trying to quote Scripture if it's just about a mystical relationship with Jesus?
Where have you got that idea?. It is a union with God in you.
Examine yourselves to see whether you are in the faith; test yourselves. Do you not realize that Christ Jesus is in you—unless, of course, you fail the test? 2 Cor 13:5
Re sit the test, there is no fee for doing so, just humbling yourself(actually that does prove to be expensive at times).
Where have you got that idea?. It is a union with God in you.
Examine yourselves to see whether you are in the faith; test yourselves. Do you not realize that Christ Jesus is in you—unless, of course, you fail the test? 2 Cor 13:5
Re sit the test, there is no fee for doing so, just humbling yourself(actually that does prove to be expensive at times).
Again...you actually refer to a Bible verse....good for you. But then you tell me that it's just about this mystical relationship with this creature named Jesus...so why do you quote the verse? What good does that do for you if you don't believe it's authoritative?
Again...you actually refer to a Bible verse....good for you. But then you tell me that it's just about Jesus...so why do you quote the verse? What good does that do for you if you don't believe it's authoritative?
Of cause the whole thing is about Jesus. He is in all things and created all things
Thou hast created all things, and for Thy pleasure they are, and were created. He embodies all things
It's all about HIM, your bible says so. Him who reveals the Father to us. As he revealed the Father to you yet?
Again...you actually refer to a Bible verse....good for you. But then you tell me that it's just about this mystical relationship with this creature named Jesus...so why do you quote the verse? What good does that do for you if you don't believe it's authoritative?
What he reveals does not require a book, but that of an open heart.
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Originally Posted by Pleroo
Amen to that.
The foundation is that God loves us -- each of us. We can become aware of different aspects of how that beautiful foundation can be realized and lived out in many ways, especially through our own unique experiences. But, also through the thoughts of others who have experienced that love, in whatever way their thoughts have been expressed (including being written down in books like the bible).
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