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But Genesis 1:2, which you quoted, follows Genesis 1:1, which has already told us that the heavens and the earth had been created: “In... -
EBut Genesis 1:2, which you quoted, follows Genesis 1:1, which has already told us that the heavens and the earth had been created: “In...
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p_rehbein reacted
to DavidLamb's post in the thread Levels of Prayer and God's Heart – With Scripture.
Although I do agree that prayer can easily be superficial, it is not wrong to pray to God for food. After all, when the disciples asked... -
BillG reacted
to DavidLamb's post in the thread The Error is Baptism in Jesus name only for salvation.
So you didn't have the Holy Spirit when you first became a Christian? How does that fit with: “But you are not in the flesh but in... -
Cameron143 reacted to DavidLamb's post in the thread Levels of Prayer and God's Heart – With Scripture.
Although I do agree that prayer can easily be superficial, it is not wrong to pray to God for food. After all, when the disciples asked... -
Suze reacted to DavidLamb's post in the thread God, co-actor in Jesus' sufferings or contributive non-actor?.
If it meant what you say, that God merely allowed it to happen, why does it not say something such as: "Yet it pleased the LORD to allow... -
Clayman reacted to DavidLamb's post in the thread God, co-actor in Jesus' sufferings or contributive non-actor?.
Although I'm still unsure what your questions have to do with the thread title, which asks whether God was a "co-actor" in the... -
Suze reacted to DavidLamb's post in the thread God, co-actor in Jesus' sufferings or contributive non-actor?.
Thanks, no need to apologise!
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You seem to be under the impression that the gospel for the Gentiles that Paul preached was somehow different to the gospel preached to...
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Yes, I have even heard of churches that have outgrown the capacity of their building, so they never all meet together as a church, but... -
You seem to be under the impression that the gospel for the Gentiles that Paul preached was somehow different to the gospel preached to... -
But they don't leave it at natural inability to believe; they say that God in His grace gives that ability.
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But they don't leave it at natural inability to believe; they say that God in His grace gives that ability.
