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I have learned, with clarity, that the more I learn the more I realize how little I knew; and the more I learn the easier it becomes for me to learn more: that fact has always impressed me, it causes me to wonder at God, how He made us contrary to beasts, that is spiritually, for trained beasts...

I, on the contrary, accept as proof the meaning given to me by the Holy Spirit against all so called experts: please remember, the experts always get it wrong when it comes to God, always.

Why runaway? why not just accept the truth of a thing?

I believe you.

Yes, yes I do, that's why I strongly recommend the King James translation; and no, that's really not some claim, for the NIV is truly amongst the lowest of bible translations, truly.

Christ, as actual Lord; obedience to Him is rejected wholesale by every single commercial church, without exception: that is the most hotly debated issue, and the crux of all heresies, period.

LOL!! --you ask if Jesus failed?! C'mon, really?

The message of "UR" is simply another message against the true gospel, that's the message, another gospel, not true, period. PS: You will benefit greatly by using another translation of the bible, one not so horribly adulterated as to resemble another book altogether. --I recommend the King...

You made that up: the love of the truth (Christ) and the love of the brethren (God's sons) is the only evidence of having the Holy Spirit.

I didn't bother to read your full post, because I already know that "sola scriptura" is simply idolatry, for it must first presuppose that the scriptural cannon is known and complete, and that we have it on hand: that belief is demonstrably false; moreover, most advocates of this idolatry don't...

The question is malformed, in that it presupposes that God allows for women to be pastors.

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I don't get it.

Yes, my bible does have those books, and many more.

Ironic that my honest response about my deference to God's word, to you, sounds arrogant; this immediately after your absurd sarcasm: truly, I cannot help you. Goodbye.

The Pharisees also came to my Lord, wanting a yes or a no, what they got instead was the truth of the matter. I'm not here to give the answers you want to hear: I'm simply here for Someone else, to tell others what He says: those who obey God will hear that what I'm saying is not my own, but...

You continue to twist what the Lord says, and casually. --Did you not know that He was talking to Jews? They lived under the administration of death and condemnation--if they sinned they had to pay for it, no ifs, ands, nor buts about it; and many sins required the death of the offender...

By the way, all of those citations, as you will see, are from those who do not actually keep the Sabbath--the irony is fantastic!

Part three: JOHN WESLEY Explanatory Notes on the Whole Bible by John Wesley [1754-65] "One day above another - As new moons, and other Jewish festivals. Let every man be fully persuaded - That a thing is lawful, before he does it." CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY PRESS (The Cambridge Bible for...

Part three of my answer to you: JOHN CALVIN ("The Christian Sabbath") From John Calvin’s Sermons on the Ten Commandments. “The Fifth Sermon . . . Thursday, June 20, 1555, Deuteronomy 5:12-14.” Edited and translated by Benjamin W. Farley. Forward by Ford Lewis Battles. Grand Rapids: Baker...