Reactions received by Journeyman
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Diakonos reacted
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If Christians would commune with the Holy Spirit and also examine all scripture dealing with this subject, they would know the unsaved... -
TTheLearner reacted
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Mt.25:46 is equal to 2Thes.1:9 and since, Where can I go from Your Spirit? Or where can I flee from Your presence? If I ascend into... -
TTheLearner reacted
to Journeyman's post in the thread Interpreting the Parable of the Rich Man and Lazarus: It's Really Good News!.
Again my friend, I wouldn't say peopl ewho believe in eternal torment have no love for God. It is an unloving thing to say about God... -
TTheLearner reacted
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The only furnace of fire the unsave face is the presence of our Lord, Our God shall come, and shall not keep silent; A fire shall... -
RRunningman reacted to Journeyman's post in the thread Interpreting the Parable of the Rich Man and Lazarus: It's Really Good News!.
I understand what you're saying. For many years I believed the same thing. I think a big problem is that Christians are unwilling to...
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RRunningman reacted
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The thought of worms not dying, or unquenchable fire should be understood as total consumption, not prolonged suffering. It wouldn't... -
Gods' word shows us that our suffering is the result of the love our Lord has toward sinners who abuse him in return, Beloved, think it... -
You yourselves are our letter, written on our hearts, known and read by everyone, revealing that you are a letter of Christ, delivered... -
Dear brother, I'm sure you mean, Love not the world, neither the things that are in the world. If any man love the world, the love of...
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Dear brother, I'm sure you mean, Love not the world, neither the things that are in the world. If any man love the world, the love of...
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Phoneman-777 reacted to Journeyman's post in the thread Interpreting the Parable of the Rich Man and Lazarus: It's Really Good News!.
It's difficult to see what scripture really says when false teaching has been taught for a long time. -
To me, the circumcision of Abraham was an outward sign of his faith. I understand that Jesus was born into the world as a descendant of...
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Phoneman-777 reacted to Journeyman's post in the thread Interpreting the Parable of the Rich Man and Lazarus: It's Really Good News!.
When I was a kid the teacher said, "Matter can neither be created or destroyed" (meaning brought into or taken from existence). Satan...
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Phoneman-777 reacted
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I was referring to Christians who are ignorant on a doctrinal issue. I didn't mean people who who enjoy sin. -
TTheLearner reacted to Journeyman's post in the thread Interpreting the Parable of the Rich Man and Lazarus: It's Really Good News!.
I'm sure having ones shame exposed iwill be a painful experience, but that experience isn't eternal.
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TTheLearner reacted
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Having people suffer in his presence for eternity isn't Gods wish. -
TTheLearner reacted to Journeyman's post in the thread Interpreting the Parable of the Rich Man and Lazarus: It's Really Good News!.
The thought of worms not dying, or unquenchable fire should be understood as total consumption, not prolonged suffering. It wouldn't...
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To me, the circumcision of Abraham was an outward sign of his faith. I understand that Jesus was born into the world as a descendant of... -
Absolutely reacted to Journeyman's post in the thread Interpreting the Parable of the Rich Man and Lazarus: It's Really Good News!.
There's no contradiction. The punishment for unforgiven sin is death. -
Every church you've been in teaches penal substitution, which I'm sure you know is the belief that God exacted justice for sin by...
