StMatthew2429
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stranger said:Well I did explain ... and you highlight the problem by not realising that weare a bunch of sinners and have no basis to exclude anyone ... also that Jesus promised all truth to those who truly followed him [John 16:13] and ver few seem to realise that the fact that we don't have all trut of God indicates equally that we don't have the baptism of the spirit required for entering the kingdom...
Thus it is a sort of madness to exclude discussion of the truth of God from fellowship since this is one way we mifgt co-oeratively and collectively acquire a little more by allowing reproof of our ideas to scripturewhen we find any disagreement [indicating that one or more does not have the one truth of God if we disagree]
Who is excluding anyone?
What is your point?
A little more what?
I think you are combining sinning which we all share with your definition of "truth of GOD"? Is that right? I realize I may be way off but please show me the light...
Thus, I'm trying really hard to understand your point...
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I pray God's blessings will be poured out on you and your wife and that His love, grace and mercy will sustain you and keep you.
Please pray for me and for Stacey. Her daughter left my son some disturbing voice mails last night. They are 12 and she wanted him to come and visit her. NOT! I am very upset and have sent what I think is an appropriate email to her mother, Stacey. I have spelled out the boundaries, but I think she will be angry. Pray for God's protection for my Josh and for me, please. It is rough where I live. I try to stay to myself and to help out when it is obvious that I am called to do so. Treading water here financially and spiritually. Thanks friends.