KingZzub
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Not true: my point is that not every command in the Word of God is to be taken by a believer. Some are specific to individuals, some are specific to groups of people. That is not irrelevant to this post and appropriate exegesis of Matthew 23 must identify the intended audience of Jesus' comment.Godown said:This does not apply to tithe context of this discussion.
Again this does not apply to this conversation.
Yes, but Dad Hagin is not one of them! Have you ever read his book on prayer.It is still an issue today because there are those who would presume to intercede between mans and God and I'm not referring to intercessory prayer.
That would be a different thread...I've never really found any point that I disagree with Hagin on. I've had some questions, but I've always considered him to be right on.
Zzub goes back and reads what you said... time passes...You need to go back and read what I wrote. the central issue is not what people call Hagin. the central issue is whether or not there is ever an appropriate time to call a man Father rather than father. This is a distinction that is clearly made in the New Testament.
Jesus instructed us in Matthew 23:9 that we should not call any man upon the earth Father. So why do so many Christians call earthly men Father?
I'm not pointing fingers, but I must give a couple of examples to put this into context. Many WOFers call Kenneth Hagin, Dad Hagin, Catholics refer to their priests as Father, Episcopalians also refer to their priest as Father and many Christians refer to their spiritual mentors as Father. In light of Jesus' very straight forward instruction, I don't understand Christians compulsion to call an earthily man their Father, other than possibly their biological Father, although Jesus made no exception for this either.
That is what you wrote. And now you try and tell me the central issue of your above post is NOT who people call Father? I am trying to follow your posts and your train of thread, but this is not making it easy.
This distinction is NOT in your original post. It also is not in the original Greek... which knows no capital letters. There is no "Spirit" or "spirit" division or "Father", "father", etc.Oh you mean not to call another Father, instead of father?
Your solution to this issue must be more than capital letters!
Firstly, if you are not telling me what is on your mind, but posting something different from what you think, then don't accuse anyone of misunderstanding you!Maybe and maybe not. It depends whether or not I tell you what is really on my mind. Of course it make no difference if the person doing the examination either can't or won't correctly read what you write.
Secondly, I am trying to follow your argument but as you can see above your OP does not match what you are now saying.
Not sure why you are being sarcastic here as I am truly trying to follow your argument and learn from you. Maybe you should read all the posts above about love.No, what I meant what I said. Mind reading is not a gift of the spirit. You should give it up as you aren't very good at it.
Not sure why you are being sarcastic here as I am truly trying to follow your argument and learn from you. Maybe you should read all the posts above about love.It tells me a lot about you and other on this board as well, most of which I would really rather not have known.
I don't recall judging or attacking you. If you make a point that is not backed up from the Bible, don't get all huffy if people are just discussing your point.You haven't convinced me as you have missed many of my points and I believe that you have miss read the spirit in which I started this thread. Although I have invited honest discourse on this thread's subject, I don't recall inviting you to judge me or to attack me.
I'm blessed going in and going out, but is has noting to do with you Sir.
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I'll just have my blessing back then, no offense intended.
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