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Good for them!

May the Lord have mercy on the Armenian faithful and protect them!

tdidymas said:

You're contradicting the clear verse that says Paul baptized 2 people in Corinth. So I'm out of here.

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And CONTGRADICTING you say REALLY. so lets see what ACTS 18:8 SAYS ABOUT CRISPUS SAYS ABOUT. Your CLAIM

# 1 AND ///. DE. is a CONJUNCTION

# 2. CRIOSPUS /// KNSP[OS. in. the NOMINATIVE CASE in. the SINGULAR

# 3. THE /// HO is a DEFINITE ARTICLE in. the NOMINATIVE CASE in. the SIGNULAR

#4 CHIEF RULER. OF THE SYNAGOGOUS. ///. ARCHISYNAGOS. is in the NOMINATIVE CASE in the SIGNULAR

# 5. BELIEVED. /// PISTEEUO. in. the AORIST TENSE in. the INDICATIVE MOOD , IT MEANS YOU BETTER BELIEVE IT

in. the ACTIVE VOICE , in. the SINGULAR

# 6. ON THE ///. HO is a DEFINITE ARTICLE in. the DFATIVE CASE in. the SINGULAR

# 7. LORD ///. KYRIOS in. the DATIVE CASE in. the SINGULAR

# 8 WITH. /// SYN. is a PERPOSITION

# 9. ALL ///. HOLOS. in. the DFATIVE CASE in. the SIGULAR

# 10. HIS ///. AUTO. is a PERSONAL POSSESSESIVE PEONOUN. in. the GENITE CASE in. the SINGULAR

# 11 HOUSE /// OIKOS. is in the DATIVE CASE in. the SINGULAR

# 12. AND /// KAI is a CONJUNATION

#13. MANY. ///. in a NOMINATIVE CASE in. the PLURAL

# 14 OF THE /// HO is a DEFINITE ARTICLE in. the GENTIVE CASE in. the PLURAL

#15. CORINTHIAN. //. KORINTHLIOS. in. the GENITIVE CASE in. the PLURAL

#16. HEARING ///. KOUO. is I the PRESENT TENSE in. the ACTIVE VOICE is a PARTICLE MOOD. in. the NOMINATIVE

CASE. in. the PLURL

#17 BELIEVED /// AKOUO. in. the PRESENT TENSE in. the ACTIVE VOICE in. the NOMINATIVE CASE in. the PLURAL

# 18 AND /// KAI IS A CONJUNCTIO

# 19 WERE BAPTIZED //. BAP[TIZO in. then IMPERFECT TENSE in. the PASSIVE VOICE in. the INDICATIVE MOOD

in. the PLURAL

# A. WHAT we see in. ACTS 18:8 THERE WAS NO WATER BAPTISM

# B Did you see the Greek word HYDOR for WATER

#C That they believed Paul. !!

# D. AND IN. # 17 Crispus. was the Chief ruler. and his whole HOUSE BELIEVED

#F NOW they saved saved and in. the BODY OF CHRIST

# G. TODAY you can only be saved GRACE ONLY

#H No by saying I am BORN AGAIN

# I Not by saying that you are BORN OF WAYTER AND THE SPIRIT IJ JOHN3 3 AND 7

# 1 JOHN 5:18 saying anyone who id BORN of God SINNETH NOT. , because the Greek NOT // OU

is a DISJUNCTIVE PARTICLE NEGATIVE means you can NEVER SIN

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God bless you!

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People liked it but the critics don’t! Eh? To each their own!

Please pray that my son Jakeb feels better and that God will heal his stomach and GI issues. Please pray that he won't lose more weight and there is nothing seriously wrong and please if it is God's will to please change his mind about going out of town. He just isn't well enough. I really need your prayers please. I ask in the name of Jesus. Thank you and God bless you. Carmen

Arial-byGrace said:

Yes, they were killed and Noah and his family were left on the earth.

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I see it as Noah and his family were taken to safety by being on the ark and those left behind outside of the ark were all killed. Similarly, when Jesus comes again, we (the church) will all be taken up to meet Him in the air and those left behind and not taken up will all be killed. Either way you look at it, the text indicates that all unbelievers will be killed when Jesus returns just as all unbelievers were killed by the flood in Noah's day.

He received a life sentence.

Pray that Prime Minister Keir Starmer of the UK is guided by The Holy Spirit in order to determine if it's God's Will that he resign or stay in office:

Will it be held? Yeah - I'm a 1.

Will it be fair / will Trump try to mess with it somehow? Maybe a 7. I mean if the Republicans are going to lose control of congress, I think it's a pretty safe bet that he's going to try something. How severe is anyone's guess. But the fact that he tried using fake electors and stabbed his own vice president in the back during the 2020 election speaks volumes to his character, and the lengths he's willing to go to to maintain power.

Hans Blaster said:

Because liberating the hydrogen from formate for a fuel would return the CO2 to the atmosphere, I'm not sure the "green benefit" relative to other H2 storage mechanisms. What does seem more promising is changing the industrial formic acid production from fossil fuels to CO2 from the atmosphere.

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It would with formic acid fuel cells. My chemistry is so old I can't remember if a mole of hydrogen is H or H2. Do recall we looked at some gases a combo, like O2 (not noble gasses, of course), but no longer sure why.

Oh: found formic acid fuel cells existed looking for more info on energy density. I assumed that the process would go from formate to formic acid and back again without releasing CO2. But assuming that's the process doesn't make it so. For all know, formate could be unstable or there's no easy way to decompose HCO2H to HCO + H.

FWIW, formic acid has a energy density of 2.13 KWh/L, but that's going from HCO2H to CO2 + H2.

If going from CO2 to HCO2 to HCO2H is what they are addressing, I'm more concerned by the extra step that CO2 going back into the atmosphere since it's not adding to CO2. It's not sequestering it, but that might not be the point. What's really grabbed my interest is that it might be a good way to store solar and wind produced electricity. But that extra step would have to cut into energy efficiency; by how much I have no idea.

Just looked at lithium battery capacity. By volume it may be from 0.3 to 0.7 KWh/L, which is surprising to me.

The Judaism Faith forum at CF is considered a Christian forum by CF Administration.

“Empathy is not a thing,” said Dr. Albert Mohler on the Feb. 3 edition of “The Briefing,” a show in which Mohler analyzes current events, giving his take on them from a Christian worldview. Mohler made his statement while addressing an opinion piece Hillary Clinton wrote in which she called out commentator Allie Beth Stuckey, as well as Pastors Joe Rigney and Douglas Wilson.

“I want to say even as I’ve been challenged on this in the last few days, it’s not so much that I think empathy is wrongly defined. It is the fact that I don’t think empathy is a thing,” said Mohler, who is president of the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary (SBTS).

“I don’t think it’s real. I think it is a substitute for a real Christian morality,” he said. “A real Christian morality is not empathy, but sympathy and it’s feeling with—it’s compassion, feeling with—and then taking the requisite actions driven by Christian conviction.”

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Soyeong said:

JEsus saves us from our sin (Matthew 1:21), so Jesus graciously teaching us to be a doer of the Law of God is intrinsically the way that he is giving us the content of his gift of saving us from not being a doer of it. If someone refuses to keep the Sabbath holy, then it would be in accurate to think that they are being saved from not keeping the Sabbath holy.

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Please reread my post, and tell me if you agree with it

....There were two guys. One was born into the music industry, and the other was born into the skateboarding industry. The first learned how to sing and make music, and the other one learned how to skate, respectfully. Unfortunately, due to the circumstances of their births and the world they were born into, they both had to deal with his own degree of suffering.

When the two guys became of age, they met each other, bonded over their mutual sufferings, and became friends; some may even say, like brothers.

The first one could bring himself out of his own sufferings to a certain degree, but unfortunately for the second guy, he almost succumbed to the pressures of his own fame and almost became a casualty of it. His own life was too much for him to handle. But then he met the girl he was going to marry and I believe she helped him out of his sufferings and from going down a dark path. I am eternally grateful to her for her help.

Now, I was born into a very different world than these two. I have had a really good life up until this point and have never had to suffer like these two did. I believe that God has blessed my life tremendously, and that his guardian angels have always looked after me and protected me.

I pray every day that God gives these two the same peace He has so graciously bestowed upon me. I spend my days in peace, completely grounded in Him. Now, I wish the same for these two gentlemen.

I like telling nonfiction stories, but not ones like this that involve dark elements like suffering. Yes, the story I just told is all true.

Whenever I know someone is suffering, it makes me feel sad and have compassion for that person. I always pray for them too, that they will find Jesus. He is the Light. He can help them I know.

Lord, have mercy on your servant. Heal them in body, soul, and spirit and take away all their worries. In Christ’s holy name i pray, Amen!

Lord, have mercy on this nation and reveal to them your saving power! Amen!

Good!

When a skeptic argues against the Bible, he is usually not attacking the book but the ideas in the book. Skeptics are not really concerned about how many generations there are between Adam and Jesus or how many angels were at Jesus’ tomb. It is Christianity that concerns them (and hence the New Testament in particular). Since many Christians and skeptics alike consider the Bible to be the foundation of Christianity, to call its historicity, manuscript transmission, scientific accuracy, etc. into question is to call Christianity into question.

Defenses of Christianity, then, often either begin or conclude with a defense of the Bible. But what if the trustworthiness of the Bible could not be satisfactorily defended?

I don’t think this is the case, but it is worth thinking about for at least these two reasons: 1) most skeptics think the Bible has not been defended sufficiently, and 2) the case for Christianity will be even stronger if it can survive the failure of these popular methods. If the defense of Christianity is not coextensive with that of the Bible, then attacks on the latter can’t be used against the former.

I would argue that even if we lost the Bible completely, Christianity would remain undefeated. Therefore, the defeat of the Bible would not entail the defeat of Christianity.

How can we be sure of this?

First, Christianity preceded the Christian Bible. The New Testament writings did not begin until at least a decade after Christ started the Church, yet those who believed were Christians and therefore constituted the Church (1 Cor. 1:2 cf. 15:1-5).

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Aldebaran said:

Wow! So Elohim was born to human parents, and He obeyed them to become God. I wonder where the human parents came from, and what made them different from other human parents.

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Yup, I don’t get it either. Have no idea if the modern LDS Church still teaches that.

I assume they see Elohim and Yahweh as the same.

Pretty neat!