Lured By Enticing Words For Fun & Profit

[Spirit Compass]

I solemnly charge you before God and our Lord Jesus Christ, who shall judge the quick and the dead when his kingdom is come; preach the word; stand by it zealously in season and out of season; rebuke, reprove, through all patience and teaching. For the time will come when men will not listen to sound doctrine; but they will add for themselves extra teachers according to their desires, being lured by enticing words; and they will turn away their ears from truth, and they will turn to fables. But you must be awake to all things, endure hardships, do the work of a preacher, and fulfill your ministry. {2 Timothy Chapter 4, vs. 1-5}

 

[cubinity]

Question: When you are browsing Facebook, and you come across a conversation between two of your friends and one of your friends says something awesome to your other friend, and because you thought it was awesome you make believe that friend was actually saying it to you as well, even though that friend was clearly and specifically talking to your other friend and not you? Just wondering.

 

[Spirit Compass]

Question: When you are browsing Facebook, and you come across a conversation between two of your friends and one of your friends says something awesome to your other friend, and because you thought it was awesome you make believe that friend was actually saying it to you as well, even though that friend was clearly and specifically talking to your other friend and not you? Just wondering.

Your question is incomplete because it does not clearly form a request.

Your subject is Facebook, your friend, someone else, and you. The action is literary conversation. The implication is that you like something the first person wrote. The question is what? Does it relate to the thread?

Buccaneer association example: If a pirate is roasting a chicken for himself and another pirate, and a third pirate smells the aromas of roasting chicken? Should he?