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- November 17, 2010 at 5:25 am#225171Ed JParticipant
HI Tim,
You mean actions can actually be a problem?
Did I get something wrong with your philosophy?
I thought you said it's only a matter of how you think?
Could you please explain this discrepancy in your concepts?God bless
Ed J (Joshua 22:34)
http://www.holycitybiblecode.orgNovember 17, 2010 at 5:29 am#225172Ed JParticipantHi Tim,
So you now admit actions can be a problem regardless how one thinks; right?
Witnessing to a worldwide audience in behalf of YHVH!
יהוה האלהים (JEHOVAH GOD) YÄ-hä-vā hä ĔL-ō-Hêêm!
Ed J (Joshua 22:34 / Isaiah 49:16 / Isaiah 60:14)
http://www.holycitybiblecode.org (Ecl.9:12-16)November 17, 2010 at 11:38 am#225211Tim KraftParticipantQuote (Ed J @ Nov. 17 2010,15:18) Hi Tim, It is only your faulty thinking that concern's me.
Just like your faulty wording was a concern for you.Once again you didn't answer my question; which is…
Do you ever get angry? Now will you answer my question?God bless
Ed J (Joshua 22:34)
http://www.holycitybiblecode.org
Ed: I will submit to a stupid question or two. Of course I get angry. Thats not a sin!!! Scripture says, be angry but sin not!
TKNovember 17, 2010 at 11:49 am#225213Tim KraftParticipantQuote (Ed J @ Nov. 17 2010,15:29) Hi Tim, So you now admit actions can be a problem regardless how one thinks; right?
Witnessing to a worldwide audience in behalf of YHVH!
יהוה האלהים (JEHOVAH GOD) YÄ-hä-vā hä ĔL-ō-Hêêm!
Ed J (Joshua 22:34 / Isaiah 49:16 / Isaiah 60:14)
http://www.holycitybiblecode.org (Ecl.9:12-16)
Ed: When I write on this site I am thinking and referring to things of God. Not things of this world. The things of this world are goberned by sowing and reaping. If you like to be called juvinile names or pasted with juvinile labels like some people like to do then that is what will eventually return to you. In this life you get back what you give out.In Gods world our sin is covered and erradicated by Jesus. There is no rules, laws, or restrictions to growing in the Kingdom of God. God has shown us unconditional love. Jesus recommends we love one another. Love does not command or control but it can suggest. To the degree we see that is the degree we will sow that in this world and reap later.
A dangerous man to me is one that panics for rules, laws, and guidelines to keep him on the straight and narrow. TK
November 17, 2010 at 11:55 am#225214Tim KraftParticipantEd: You should relax and rest in the finish work of Jesus. You seem flustered and angry and that is not a byproduct of the love of God.
If you don't believe the law is past by the words of your very own lord Jesus then go to Romans chapter 5&6 actually most of Romans, Galations, Corinthians, for your own sake read what the disciples wrote. You might want to drop the old testament for a while, sorta clean out the sin. TKNovember 17, 2010 at 12:22 pm#225220Ed JParticipantHi Tim,
I really don't mind your speeches, but why can't you answer my questions?
I answer your questions; will you answer mine? (Matt.7:2) Here they are again…Question 1: Do you ever get angry?
Question 2: So you now admit actions can be a problem regardless how one thinks; right?
Question 3: Do you look at the verses I Post to you?
God bless
Ed J (Joshua 22:34)
http://www.holycitybiblecode.orgNovember 17, 2010 at 12:23 pm#225221Ed JParticipantHi Tim,
The questions are backing up here, because you keep avoiding them!
God bless
Ed J (Joshua 22:34)
http://www.holycitybiblecode.orgNovember 17, 2010 at 3:05 pm#225245Tim KraftParticipantQuote (Tim Kraft @ Nov. 17 2010,21:38) Quote (Ed J @ Nov. 17 2010,15:18) Hi Tim, It is only your faulty thinking that concern's me.
Just like your faulty wording was a concern for you.Once again you didn't answer my question; which is…
Do you ever get angry? Now will you answer my question?God bless
Ed J (Joshua 22:34)
http://www.holycitybiblecode.org
Ed: I will submit to a stupid question or two. Of course I get angry. Thats not a sin!!! Scripture says, be angry but sin not!
TK
Ed: It seems that you are purposely refusing to read the answers I give.Put on your glasses and look real hard at the 'answer' I gave to your question already.
Do you ever get angry? Was your question. Look real careful at my former response to see the answer that you say I never gave.
I won't answer questions twice!! Once is enough. TK
November 17, 2010 at 6:18 pm#225256Ed JParticipantQuote (Tim Kraft @ Nov. 18 2010,01:05) Quote (Tim Kraft @ Nov. 17 2010,21:38) Quote (Ed J @ Nov. 17 2010,15:18) Hi Tim, It is only your faulty thinking that concern's me.
Just like your faulty wording was a concern for you.Once again you didn't answer my question; which is…
Do you ever get angry? Now will you answer my question?God bless
Ed J (Joshua 22:34)
http://www.holycitybiblecode.org
Ed: I will submit to a stupid question or two. Of course I get angry. Thats not a sin!!! Scripture says, be angry but sin not!
TK
Ed: It seems that you are purposely refusing to read the answers I give.Put on your glasses and look real hard at the 'answer' I gave to your question already.
Do you ever get angry? Was your question. Look real careful at my former response to see the answer that you say I never gave.
I won't answer questions twice!! Once is enough. TK
Hi Tim,Oh, sorry!
I appologize,
I didn't see your answer;
thanks for re-posting it again for me!God bless
Ed J (Joshua 22:34)
http://www.holycitybiblecode.orgNovember 17, 2010 at 6:18 pm#225257Ed JParticipantQuote (Ed J @ Nov. 17 2010,22:22) Hi Tim, I really don't mind your speeches, but why can't you answer my questions?
I answer your questions; will you answer mine? (Matt.7:2) Here they are again…
Hi Tim,Question 1: Do you ever get angry? …answered
Question 2: So you now admit actions can be a problem regardless how one thinks; right? …unanswered
Question 3: Do you look at the verses I Post to you? …unanswered
God bless
Ed J (Joshua 22:34)
http://www.holycitybiblecode.orgNovember 17, 2010 at 7:35 pm#225268Tim KraftParticipantQuote (Ed J @ Nov. 18 2010,04:18) Quote (Ed J @ Nov. 17 2010,22:22) Hi Tim, I really don't mind your speeches, but why can't you answer my questions?
I answer your questions; will you answer mine? (Matt.7:2) Here they are again…
Hi Tim,Question 1: Do you ever get angry? …answered
Question 2: So you now admit actions can be a problem regardless how one thinks; right? …unanswered
Question 3: Do you look at the verses I Post to you? …unanswered
God bless
Ed J (Joshua 22:34)
http://www.holycitybiblecode.org
Ed: Im having a little trouble with the second question….so you now admit actions can be a problem regardless how one thinks; right?….#2) You must be talking about actions being sin. Let me clairify what I mean by works. Anything someone does to help someone else is a very kind gesture. Its loving, friendly and good.
It makes no difference in your relationship with God as far as good points added up at a so called judgment day. AlthoughGod is in every human being so when we help a brother we truly are doing unto God. But its not for points scored to your account. And works no matter how often or how good will never ever justify any of us before God. Our justification
came through the works of Jesus along with everything else we receive from God.
Plus you will reap whatever you sow to others.
I feel like you keep wanting me to say if I do bad works thatis sin. That is not correct. Sin is your own personal self condemnation for something said or done that judges you as wrong before God.
#3) I do not look up all the verses you post from the oldtestament. I am well acquainted with what is says but it pertained to the coming of Jesus the day of the lord. It is not pertinate for instruction or rebuke, they were under a law. Jesus called one law, the law of Moses. He did not say it was
Gods law. The Jews had made up hundreds of laws, the torah and other books. That was Jewish law not Gods. They said it was Gods law and there could have been some mix, that I don't know.
Sorry this got long, general questions require general answers. If God wrote the law of Moses it must not be a law as such. God is love and love may suggest but never command or force. Love accepts and attracts. TKNovember 17, 2010 at 11:28 pm#225303Ed JParticipantQuote (Tim Kraft @ Nov. 18 2010,05:35) Quote (Ed J @ Nov. 18 2010,04:18) Quote (Ed J @ Nov. 17 2010,22:22) Hi Tim, I really don't mind your speeches, but why can't you answer my questions?
I answer your questions; will you answer mine? (Matt.7:2) Here they are again…
Hi Tim,Question 1: Do you ever get angry? …answered
Question 2: So you now admit actions can be a problem regardless how one thinks; right? …unanswered
Question 3: Do you look at the verses I Post to you? …unanswered
God bless
Ed J (Joshua 22:34)
http://www.holycitybiblecode.org
Ed: Im having a little trouble with the second question….so you now admit actions can be a problem regardless how one thinks; right?….#2) You must be talking about actions being sin. Let me clairify what I mean by works. Anything someone does to help someone else is a very kind gesture. Its loving, friendly and good.
It makes no difference in your relationship with God as far as good points added up at a so called judgment day. AlthoughGod is in every human being so when we help a brother we truly are doing unto God. But its not for points scored to your account. And works no matter how often or how good will never ever justify any of us before God. Our justification
came through the works of Jesus along with everything else we receive from God.
Plus you will reap whatever you sow to others.
I feel like you keep wanting me to say if I do bad works thatis sin. That is not correct. Sin is your own personal self condemnation for something said or done that judges you as wrong before God.
#3) I do not look up all the verses you post from the oldtestament. I am well acquainted with what is says but it pertained to the coming of Jesus the day of the lord.
It is not pertinate for instruction or rebuke, they were under a law. Jesus called one law, the law of Moses. He did not say it wasGods law. The Jews had made up hundreds of laws, the torah and other books. That was Jewish law not Gods. They said it was Gods law and there could have been some mix, that I don't know.
Sorry this got long, general questions require general answers. If God wrote the law of Moses it must not be a law as such. God is love and love may suggest but never command or force. Love accepts and attracts. TK
Hi Tim,Now you being like my friend Mike; he's a 'new age thinker' too; just like you!
You are trying to guess what motive I may have, and orchestrating
a response based solely on that assumption of motive!Question #2: Did you not gripe about me pulling your words 'out of context'? Please: No speeches…
So you now admit actions can be a problem regardless how one thinks; right? remains unansweredQuestion #3: “Do you look at [“The Bible”] verses I Post to you?” …answered
With reference to my answers, don't you think you should?
You want me to take what say seriously; right? I give you Scriptural references
(for every point) to show where, what I write is derived from. Would it not be hypocritical
on your part for you to expect me to take what you say seriously, while you dismiss what I tell you?Tim, Paul wrote this, the same Guy who tells us about FAITH!…
2Tm.3:16-17 All scripture is given by inspiration of God, and is profitable for
doctrine, for reproof, for correction, for instruction in righteousness:THAT THE MAN OF GOD MAY BE PERFECT,
thoroughly furnished unto all GOOD WORKS.God bless
Ed J (Joshua 22:34)
http://www.holycitybiblecode.orgNovember 18, 2010 at 11:02 am#225446Tim KraftParticipantEd: Come on man! You feel free to follow all the old testament you want. Leave me to my dedication to Jesus lord of all. All scriptures spoken by Jesus do reprove, correct and instruct UNTO RIGHTEOUSNESS! That the man of God may be perfect! The very same things I have been saying. Are you perfect? Jesus says you are and I say you are but you disagree and say you aren't. If that be true, I really don't know what you believe one day to the next. If you believe your perfection unto God then we are in union of faith. One thing for sure, nobody will find perfection in the old testament. Why waste time there? Also, thoroughly furnished unto all GOOD/GOD WORKS. Anyone can do good deeds but only a man of God can to God works like Jesus.
If you think that the above scripture really includes all the old testament scriptures about killings, sex with daughters, wars, stealing spoils, and many other heinous events, and they are used for instruction in righteousness you are demented.
If we have come to the point of just accusatory banter back and forth we are not helping ourselves or others that read this. I would like to discuss scripture within its context from the new testament that we know is the truth of God. The old testament must be discerned, it is not all truth. There are men and events of God and the prophets of God telling of the new age coming and there is much darkness mixed in. We are in the new age of God. This is where Jesus gave mankind the truth. Lets study there. If not, I thank you for all I have learned from you Ed. Bless you, Tk
November 18, 2010 at 9:58 pm#225491Ed JParticipantQuote (Tim Kraft @ Nov. 18 2010,21:02) Ed: Are you perfect? Jesus says you are and I say you are but you disagree and say you aren't.
Tk
Hi Tin,Why are you spouting such garbage? Perhaps your hearing ain't so good?
I HAVE BEEN TELLING YOU FOR SOME TIME NOW THAT I (Ed J)
HAVE STOPPED SINNING, WHICH IS WHY Ed J IS PERFECT!Ed J (Joshua 22:34)
http://www.holycitybiblecode.orgNovember 18, 2010 at 10:13 pm#225492Ed JParticipantQuote (Ed J @ Nov. 17 2010,22:22) Hi Tim, I really don't mind your speeches, but why can't you answer my questions?
I answer your questions; will you answer mine? (Matt.7:2) Here they are again…
Hi Tim,Question 1: Do you ever get angry? …answered
Question #2: Did you not gripe about me pulling your words 'out of context'? Please: No speeches…
So you admit: ACTIONS can be ‘a problem’ regardless how one thinks; RIGHT? remains unansweredLike my friend Mike, you try to guess the motive, orchestrating what you
believe is a suitable response based on that assumption!
Now will you please answer question #2 ?Question 3: Do you look at the verses I Post to you? …answered
God bless
Ed J (Joshua 22:34)
http://www.holycitybiblecode.orgNovember 19, 2010 at 10:56 am#225609Tim KraftParticipantEd: The religious heirarchy around Jesus constantly tried to catch him in a word or phrase to attack his doctrine with the intention of demeaning it publicly. This is what we have apparently come to. We are not learning and we are not helping others to learn. Your questions have turned to attacks with no positive benefit even intended.
To anyone else on this site I would love to discuss doctrinal ideas from scripture.
Ed and I have run the gambit.
I will drop in from time to time to see if Ed still runs the show. I didn't know he could delete some of my posts. Thats disgraceful!! TK
November 19, 2010 at 12:09 pm#225621ProclaimerParticipantHe can't delete your posts or anyones posts. Not even his own.
November 19, 2010 at 12:10 pm#225622ProclaimerParticipantWhat are you guys arguing about?
November 20, 2010 at 1:35 am#225684Tim KraftParticipantt8: Well its like you said, no I didn't say that , yes you did, no I didn't, you always—no you always–your one of these—no I'm not—etc. I feel a hostility from Ed instead of a what I thought was a true desire to learn and share scriptures. I don't think at this point we are doing any good for this site or ourselves. Using scriptures to beat on the another is certainly not what God intended. I love the opportunity to envoke thought and create questions with people in order to fine tune the truth God intended. I hope some other questions from other people will come so as to continue testing the spirits/doctrines to see if they be of God. As far as Ed goes, that as far as I go with Ed. TK
November 20, 2010 at 10:44 am#225746Tim KraftParticipantTo all: I would love some opinions on the Biblical term “abundant life”. Its seems to me that abundant life, or more than enough life, would be a counter term to disease and death. In other words more than enough life would also mean not enough or no death. I believe this aligns with the salvation that Jesus brought to mankind. The words saved and salvation (sozo/soteria, I believe) both have a double meaning of
made whole and healed. In other words to be saved one is also simlutaneously healed, made whole, cleansed, and perfected unto God. The healing of the sick is a part of the abundant life because sickness is premature death and life is God. A little bit of sickness and you feel bad, a lot of sickness and you die. You loose your life through sickness and disease. Sickness and disease are not of God. Death is not a part of life. The will of God is always abundant life. When God created mankind he placed an immune system or automatic system
that fights for life within the human being. If must be his will that we are healthy. Healthy is life/God. We are sons of life/God not sons of death/disease. Our minds have the annointing of God through Christ. All things are possible to those who believe what Jesus said. Positive
thinking will help anyones life but the true power of God resides in believing what Jesus said. Jesus said it is not what goes into a man that defiles or makes him unclean/sick/diseased its what comes out of him that makes him sick. For from the heart man speaks and if it is destruction, hate, anti-love, evil gossip, sin, and all
other forms of death or anti-life he will create/receive the very death/destruction he pours out of his heart. What we believe in our hearts and express out to others will return in similar form as that same expression back to you. What we give out/sow from our hearts, that also will we reap. I believe we are taking our own inherited God power and creating our own individual demise. Then we blame God for letting it happen. Any thoughts? God Bless all, TK
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