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They all knew they were coming. She knew the outcome. Why would she believe that they could even take Jericho? No one else could. The Israelites didn't even possess the requisite armaments to take the city apart from God's intervention. How did she know God would intervene?

Since I've been unable to get an answer from anyone else, perhaps you can tell me how Rahab knew that God had given the land to the children of Israel.

Everyone is saved the same way.

No need. I don't accept your premise.

Another wrong conclusion. No one has said that only Calvinists can be saved. In fact, many have said understanding the outworking of salvation isn't necessary to salvation.

So...you can't say how she knew? Perhaps a little birdie told her?

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I would know if he had. He would have replied to the particular post. Then I would have gotten a notice. Since this did not happen, it would appear the post was unanswered. How come you make false accusations of other people?

Buffett has made a fortune by moving petroleum products by rail because his lobbyists have bought off politicians to keep pipelines from being built. He looks for corrupt politicians with much greater fervency than stocks.

It's the lights. They do all the work.

You haven't even answered my question concerning Rahab. If you are going to make accusations, at least follow through when someone shows you your error.

I'm more worried about the dangers of not employing the full counsel of God than going astray of doctrine by doing so.

This is how we decorate.

Right. Which means it's not biblically correct, despite the magnitude and reputation of those who have misrepresented the actual verbiage of scripture.

Your posts show that you don't truly understand. You say things that are patently and demonstrably false with assurity and conviction. You say that you don't understand how someone could believe this or that. How can you say you understand it?

I'm not twisting anything. I'm merely pointing out that while the original audience is important to context and meaning, all scripture remains profitable to all Christians in a variety of ways.

Don't show it to me from a sermon. Show it to me from scripture. It's a common error. One I've made in the past. But you won't find a lion laying down with a lamb in scripture. You can't find them playing checkers or going to a movie together either.

That would be Nancy Draw.

Frugal is when you buy lesser value items for yourself. Cheapskate is when you buy lesser value items for others.

Experiencing God by Henry Blackaby. Has a book and companion workbook. Our church was birthed out of a Bible study using these materials over 25 years ago.