rmwilliamsll
avid reader
There is no "me". We are only here to represent God and the truth. The question is, are you or are you not in agreement with God? The question here is not what I believe, the question is what does the Bible says.
there has been no period in Church history where there was not division, discord, uncertainty. Even from the beginning in the first General Assembly at Jerusalem there is confusion about what God requires of us.
To align your particular interpretation of Scripture with God's, to state baldly that you are always right, that anyone who disagrees with you is not disagreeing with a person but with God Himself. that interpretation of the Word is not necessary, you only have to read it, is at best a grossly misunderstood solo Scriptura position so common in the modern american church, at worse is sheer unmitigated gall flying in the face of any possible lessons from history. which above all teaches that the people who were most certain that they were on God's side, often are not.
there has been no period in Church history where there was not division, discord, uncertainty. Even from the beginning in the first General Assembly at Jerusalem there is confusion about what God requires of us.
To align your particular interpretation of Scripture with God's, to state baldly that you are always right, that anyone who disagrees with you is not disagreeing with a person but with God Himself. that interpretation of the Word is not necessary, you only have to read it, is at best a grossly misunderstood solo Scriptura position so common in the modern american church, at worse is sheer unmitigated gall flying in the face of any possible lessons from history. which above all teaches that the people who were most certain that they were on God's side, often are not.
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