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Well if you are the antichrist, it's God's plan -- so don't sweat it too much.
Hi Chump. You bring up a very good point here.
I don't know scripture well enough to know about the Anti-Christ.
But I do know that I love the Lord Jesus with all my heart, mind and soul.
I do have some selfish tendencies and I will not pretend to be above the World as he was. He Is God.
I am simply just a man trying to be the best servant I can be.
I do need to read more scripture, or listen to scripture/prayers online via YouTube. But God and Jesus are a part of my life from the time I wake to the time my eyes shut at the end of the day. And hopefully he influences my dreams as well to give me valuable subconscious insight.
I love Jesus CD. He is my everything.
I of course hold my two Sons as high as I can, and I love my moms (mom & grandma) very much.
I work to control my actions and words quite easily now.
Intrusive thoughts can be a problem, but I pray them away.
I wish to have a clean mind, body, heart, and soul.
I'll not get there in my lifetime, but I'll strive for that each day.
Only God/Jesus is perfect. We just do our best to do what is right, not what is easy.
I am blessed is all I can say, and I hope to High Heaven that im never put to the test as Peter and Job were.
Especially Job. What a great man. Amen.
Godbless you CD.
Well if you are the antichrist, it's God's plan -- so don't sweat it too much.
Yikes...touche
Hey Blake and all,
I know i tried to say how to pray, but much better to listen to the Word of God. Which guides us to pray the Our Father.
If you dont know that prayer, I will post.
Also, please remember, as Christians, that we must put on the full armor of God to protect ourselves...
The full armor of God, as described in Ephesians 6:10-18, is a metaphor for the spiritual protection available to Christians. It consists of six key pieces:
the belt of truth, the breastplate of righteousness, the shoes of the gospel of peace, the shield of faith, the helmet of salvation, and the sword of the Spirit (the Word of God).
The six pieces of armor, and their symbolic meanings, are:
Belt of Truth: Represents honesty and integrity in all aspects of life.
Breastplate of Righteousness: Symbolizes a life lived in accordance with God's moral standards.
Shoes of the Gospel of Peace: Represents readiness to share the good news of Jesus Christ and live a life of peace.
Shield of Faith: Protects against the fiery darts of doubt and temptation.
Helmet of Salvation: Symbolizes the hope and assurance of salvation through faith in Jesus Christ.
Sword of the Spirit (Word of God): Used for both defense and attack in spiritual warfare, representing the power of God's Word.
By putting on the full armor of God, Christians can stand firm against the schemes of the devil and his forces. The passage emphasizes that this spiritual warfare is not against physical enemies but against "principalities, against powers, against the rulers of the darkness of this age, against spiritual hosts of wickedness in the heavenly places".
The Our Father, also known as the Lord's Prayer, is a central Christian prayer found in the New Testament. It is a model prayer given by Jesus in the Gospels of Matthew and Luke, teaching believers how to approach God in prayer.
The most common version, found in Matthew 6:9-13, is:
Our Father, who art in heaven,
hallowed be thy name.
Thy kingdom come, thy will be done,
on earth as it is in heaven.
Give us this day our daily bread,
and forgive us our debts, as we also have forgiven our debtors.
And lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from the evil one.
Amen.
In Luke's Gospel (11:2-4), the prayer is shorter, but the core themes are the same.
Key themes and elements of the prayer:
Adoration of God: Recognizing God's holiness and sovereignty ("hallowed be thy name," "thy kingdom come").
Pe ion for God's will: Seeking God's will to be done on earth, aligning earthly life with the divine.
Daily provision: Asking for sustenance for the day ("our daily bread").
Forgiveness: Seeking forgiveness for sins and extending forgiveness to others.
Protection: Asking for protection from temptation and evil.
The Lord's Prayer serves as a template for Christian prayer, guiding believers in their relationship with God and shaping their requests and focus. It is often recited during worship services, personal prayer times, and other communal gatherings.
Everyone please have a blessed day! Go out and enjoy and Rejoice! For the Lord is with thee!
Well that's false. The Bible says if I don't believe he exists, he'll burn the out of me forever.
Choose Jesus for love. Not due to fear. But a healthy fear of the Lord is the first step toward true wisdom.
It's okay, the sidestep is always inevitable in these threads.
Loving invisible friends isn't my thing. But you do you.
Look, I don't love Hitler's policy of revoking Jewish citizenship and rounding them up for camps, but I do think we need to rid Germany of the criminals. Plus his economic policy makes sense to me, that's why Hitler has my vote.
Don't forget his desire to annex Canada and Greenland
IT'S CALLED LEBENSRAUM AND WE NEED IT, THANK YOU VERY MUCH.
The Hitler card. Ha...
At what point does the shoe fit?
Masked goons are rounding people up and holding them without due process. They're capturing them while they're headed to scheduled court dates (i.e. "doing it the right way.")
Are you waiting for the gas chambers to make the connection?
Hyperbole. Deport them all and make more of you losers cry harder in the process!
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I'm sure whatever this is it's what God would have said. And GrandmaWhat
Joey doesn't know what hyperbole means.
I see your correlation now. All I can say is I dont like the mass deportation policy either....especially for latinos.
Hey Blake, I think you should watch The Most Reluctant Convert....a movie about C.S. Lewis...I think it's on Prime...im going to try to check it out this weekend...
Yeah I already know the CS Lewis story. His logic on why Jesus exists is really flawed but still a fan of Narnia. I've also seen "Shadowlands" and "Freud's Last Session"
After you watch that, look up missionary Daniel Everett and his faith.
But if Jesus works for you, you do you.
Cool man. Thanks.
Yes Sir, Godbless.
You're discussing religion with a weak atheist who paid for his daughter to attend a private Catholic School because he's morally bankrupt.
Hi Kori, not really religion. Discussing Jesus.
Jesus is for everybody.
Is Old Testament God for everyone?
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