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Wasn't one of Noah's sons still living at that time?

May I? As a gentile, I have a deep desire to continue studying the Feast Days. A couple of years ago I visited a church, a full gospel denomination. After talking with one of the elders, I suppose he was, and sharing my interest in them, he told me my interest was demonic.

For my mom, her biggest thrill as a kid was the hoop and stick. Very high tech.

Perhaps the answer to that is in whether or not those saved after the period of Grace become part of the bride of Christ.

I'll be here all week.

I cannot. But colorblindness comes through the mother.

Since FireDragon76 is standing on American soil, perhaps he/she has inadvertently proven the point without the aid of any research? Humor. It was just humor, FireDragon76 Honestly. I don't know wear to find smilies.

I admire your courage to ask a question like that. I do not believe you are in danger of losing your faith. Please understand that. But I can't help but wonder if we aren't catching a glimps of the unpardonable sin. Not on your part, nelkaa. But at one time I thought similar thoughts and...

Wasn't the man trying to convince Jesus that he was rightious in and of himself? I think that is why Jesus asked him to do what He least wanted to do. The Law is to convince us that we cannot keep it, that we need a Savior. Nicodemus thought by keeping the 10 Commandments that he was fit for...

I do not have the wisdom nor do I have the level of understanding of scripture you have. But I see precious little written about the Sabath in the Gospels or the letters to the Gentiles. Why do you suppose Paul and others who preached to the Gentiles would omit such a serious matter? The...

I agree. If we're to keep the Sabath, the Church is in deep trouble. The only denomination in my neck of the woods that adheres to Saturday worship is the SDA. They do seem to be very plentiful, either. But I will leave myself open to correction on this matter. Acts 15 didn't seem to end...

Doesn't Scripture instruct us to live each day unto The Lord? That whatsoever we do, do it unto God. Doesn't that go beyond observing just one day? Even then, it isn't we, ourselves, but Christ in us who is the only rightiousness in us who makes that happen? I'm just asking. Can we make...

I just reread Act 15, the big shout feast at Jeruselum, and I see no mention at its conclusion of making Gentiles, and thus, saved Jews, keep the Sabath, unless it was simply understood by all in attendance? I'll continue to leave myself open to correction, but Paul and Peter pretty much laid...

I wouldn't refer to it as penalty. I simply mean that, since that man chose to disobey God, he will miss out on God's best for him. He may very well live a long and happy life. We are free to choose what we wish to do. But if we do not choose what He tells us, we cannot escape the consequences...

I've found there are many more ways a woman can "cut a man's hair".

No I am not saying that. But I think the believing spouse loses out on God's best for him when he marries an unbeliever.

Well I'll be. There's that divorce and remarriage thing again with a twist. Paul tells new believers "Art thou bound unto a wife? seek not to be loosed. Art thou loosed from a wife? seek not a wife." Even if a man divorces his wife prior to getting saved, it seems Paul is telling him not to...

I believe Paul is referring to a new man in Christ whose wife is an unbeliever as was he when they wed.

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