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No, but having a similar belief to someone you want to vilify doesn't make the poster on this forum a villain either.
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No, but having a similar belief to someone you want to vilify doesn't make the poster on this forum a villain either.I don't see the point in your example.
If you ask me that question, my answer is yes. Should I be offended that King Saul believes the same?
If what you are hearing Him decide to do is out of line with His word, I would venture to say that you are not hearing Him. We are seeing as through a glass, dimly.You must not be understanding my position or you are tying it in with something else.
I value a relationship with Jesus, not one with my bible.
I read what His word says all the time, but I don't try to beat the gates of heaven down with my demands or try to accuse Jesus of not acting on His word when I said He was suppose to. I ask Him about things honestly and then listen. What He decides to so is what He decides to do, I have no say in the matter unless He asks for my opinion, of which He has asked me before at times.
I'm not really sure what you were reading out of my statement, but this is how I interact with GOD and will continue to do so.
No, but having a similar belief to someone you want to vilify doesn't make the poster on this forum a villain either.
Your posts seem to me to not be in agreement with each other. I'm done engaging with you.I already stated there is nothing wrong with Bethel and Bill Johnson's beliefs.
Is everyone in this forum supposed to vilify him?
Are you saying God takes control of my body and does the work without me realizing it?
Let's use an example to clarify what you mean, how will your definition here apply to fasting?
Fasting out of His will in the flesh will likely come to nothing, and can lead to confusion.
Your posts seem to me to not be in agreement with each other. I'm done engaging with you.
So even if I fast in his will, would I still be the one doing the fasting?
I will still feel the hunger even if I was fasting in his will, you would agree with that?
Is God willing and doing of His good purpose as Scripture says ?
When I fast in His will I do not feel hungry. But this is a personal issue. However I seems that Jesus did also if you read Matt 4
2 And after He had fasted for forty days and forty nights, He then became hungry.
Sorry but you seem to struggle in understanding the New Covenant.Yes so my point is fasting is a work that man do.
Even if he wants you to fast, God is not going to fast through you, nor will he be fasting for you.
You have no problem believing that Noah must do the work to build the ark, even if it was Gods will, so why are you belaboring this point of mine?
Sorry but you seem to struggle in understanding the New Covenant.
Are you a Jew ?
Where do you fellowship ?
What has all these questions got to do with the definition of the term "work"?
Well if you yourself said - if you don't want to answer we should move on.
Have a great day.
They are His Works if in His Will and empowered by His Spirit.Yep, since we cannot even agree on the basic difference between faith and work, no point proceeding on.
I take it that you regard the fasting, praying, seeking God's face etc in that post, as all "not works" then.
They are His Works if in His Will and empowered by His Spirit.
This is correct. I've experienced this before. I went 2 1/2 weeks without being hungry at all, but I had to take protein drinks and supplements to not get too weak though.When I fast in His will I do not feel hungry.
Again you show little understanding of the New Covenant in which His very person of the Holy Spirit indwells permanently. This was predicted in a Covenant to come by Jeremiah and Ezekiel.So if you want to use this definition for works, for Noah, who was the one that did the work to build the ark?
Was it Noah or God?
This is correct. I've experienced this before. I went 2 1/2 weeks without being hungry at all, but I had to take protein drinks and supplements to not get too weak though.
In other sub forums he's used this website as a reference. I think it will answer all of those questions. For What Saith the Scriptures?. It's dispensationalist, extreme cessationist, and has a waiting for the mothership kind of feel to it. I think it's consistent with the content of his posts here.They are His Works if in His Will and empowered by His Spirit.
Another reason I withdraw is because you avoid questions about yourself and you even block your profile.
How do we know you don't intend wear down the saints with questions.
Are you in fellowship?
No responce.
Are you a Jew?
No response.
What is your motive?
No response.
I have given you much more time than many.
I could be talking to a Bot.
Again you show little understanding of the New Covenant in which His very person of the Holy Spirit indwells permanently. This was predicted in a Covenant to come by Jeremiah and Ezekiel.
If you understood that you would not refer back to Noah.
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