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It stopped...when he lost.;):LOL::ROFL:

Looks like Lynx drank a little too much coffee this morning.:eek:o_O

That sounds good until people notice you're not stating any biblical facts at all. Believe whatever you want - your choice. But remember you answer for your choices, as well as what(who) motivates you to choose them.

I don't lift the rock, The Rock lifted me.(still does)

Happy wife, happy life, eh?

@ seoulsearch, & whoever needs it, there are some things to keep in mind if you feel that something isn't right. First & foremost, as a christian, remember God's grace is sufficient. Remember the scripture ,"where sin abounds, grace does much more abound" . That last part of the verse means to...

You seem anti- Pentecostal. Did you get burned by a similar church? I've been there, burned by an entire Pentecostal state district. :)

Num. 11: 27-29 King James Bible 27And there ran a young man, and told Moses, and said, Eldad and Medad do prophesy in the camp. 28And Joshua the son of Nun, the servant of Moses, one of his young men, answered and said, My lord Moses, forbid them. 29And Moses said unto him, Enviest thou for my...

No one that I know of has never considered that if all the Jews that day were Hebrew-speaking, tongues would not have been needed, but the 120 would have still prophesied because of their baptism to fulfill the prophecy of Joel.

It is shocking that the majority of christians don't know/realize that God wanted ALL of His people to prophesy. That is the most important topic of Acts 2. It reads plainly & is plainly overlooked.

When the 120 in the upper room received the baptism in the Holy Spirit, TWO gifts were manifested: 1. Prophecy, because Acts said they spoke of the wonderful works of God, & 2. tongues, so that the thousands could hear them in their own languages. Because of this, both prophecy and/or tongues...