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Amen, my brother. There has been a lot of dark stuff in the news lately, but I trust in God no matter what nowadays, and strive to be more Christ-like.Hallelujah and Amen, my brother
This is a catchy one. The cowboy hat is a little overkill when singing worship, but the lyrics are truly Christian, and the song makes me wanna dance. The verse below is relevant to the song, as it discusses God's mercy.Login to view embedded media
Without the grace, mercy, and love of my Savior, I would be one of the most wretched man in all the world.
@AlexB23 and @Hazelelponi please listen and tell me what y'all think about this song.
Amen and Hallelujah, sisterWhat a wonderful difference it can make in our lives, when somebody prays for us ...
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Good question. We only have Jesus when he arose from the dead in his healed old body. He had back his old lungs, but that doesn't tell us anything about our future bodies, which will be different. In his new immortal body, he must have put on something different because he is in heaven, where there is no air.Do people breathe in heaven?
*head banging with the song*Login to view embedded media
I was listening to a song earlier this afternoon that I like on YouTube and about a minute to a minute and a half my phone did like a refresh and then started playing this song for no rhyme or reason, nothing was near my phone or anything, not even me at the time.
So, I think God chose well today with this song. (This was my first time hearing this song):
Did you hear about flood water wafting to neptune?
Harris is doing a mini filibuster.
And you can see the wheels turning as she tries to balance the interests and demands of a diverse voting coalition thats more than half of the country.
Want something different? Change the system so we dont penalize alt party voters with the spoiler effect.
Thank you SO MUCH for your reply. I had no idea this was such a hotly debated topic. I apologize. I did not mean to step in poo.
This is the truth !!In answer to the O.P., Truth!
A prayerful review of the Book of Hebrews i believe is a good place to start as it speaks of the differences between the way of old and new.We see all throughout the Bible that there are some, which we call prophets, who rebuke the unbelievers.
It is thought that in the midst of Jeremiah's preaching, obviously, the people did not listen. But the moment that Jeremiah left, they wept over his leaving, after the destruction of Jerusalem. Such is the role of the prophet--that when they are in ministry, they are despised, hated even. It is not until the prophet is gone that (s)he is dearly missed.
We see these kinds of examples all throughout the Bible. From Moses to Isaiah to Hosea to the Apostles, and especially Christ.
The inquiry here, is at what point does the prophet have the right, as being called by God, to rebuke, even sternly, those who are unbelieving of heart?
I will not go into the fact that it happens, as that should be a given that it does indeed happen (look no further than Matthew 23 for one example).
So at what time should the prophet rebuke his hearers? It is a practical question. We also do not need to needle over what exactly it means to be a prophet, but a simple definition is that a prophet is someone who reminds God's people of His promises, both positive and negative. We do not need to say that a prophet tells the future or necessarily does so. Rather, a prophet is often a fiery individual. Jeremiah said,
Jeremiah 20:9
"I say, “I won’t mention him
or speak any longer in his name.”
But his message becomes a fire burning in my heart,
shut up in my bones.
I become tired of holding it in,
and I cannot prevail."
Such is the feeling of the prophet to have a "fire burning in the heart."
Where does this calling come from? And at what point can a prophet rebuke people?
Please show Biblical references if you can.
Thank you.