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And Jesus went throughout all the cities and villages, teaching in their synagogues and proclaiming the gospel of the kingdom and healing every disease and every affliction.
Matthew 9:35
The Gospel isn't just "Jesus died for your sins" although that is an important part of it. The Gospel is also "the Kingdom of Heaven is at hand" and "Repent, be baptized, accept Yeshua as King, and believe in him". This was the Gospel that Yeshua and the disciples preached.
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Everyone gets triggered when other people cross their personal boundaries. When that happens, the results can be unpleasant, and sometimes lead to unintended consequences. If that's the way it is when we trespass human boundaries, what happens when we trespass God's boundaries?
https://thebarkingfox.com/2024..../07/27/the-god-of-bo
Everyone gets triggered when other people cross their personal boundaries. When that happens, the results can be unpleasant, and sometimes lead to unintended consequences. If that's the way it is when we trespass human boundaries, what happens when we trespass God's boundaries?
https://thebarkingfox.com/2024..../07/27/the-god-of-bo
When gathering information and compiling facts and figures there is always a chance for a mistake. To prevent a fatal error scientists will always go over their findings several times and yet even if all of their calculations are correct anreven if all of the evidence leads to a certain conclusion; if the information used was inaccurate their findings are wrong. This can happen when studying the Bible as well. Mark 7:19, “ For it doesn’t go into their heart but into their stomach, and then out of the body.” (In saying this, Jesus declared all foods clean.)” The parentheses note that phrase was added to the original, it is the translator or the editor who added to what was given and it makes this statement inaccurate and leads many to a wrong conclusion.
This is the kind of stuff I'm glad I don't normal allow to be added to my posts...
I posted something about Sabbath, and I don't know if this guy is joking or not, but he replied,
"I've heard many legalistic arguments re: "the Sabbath" ... personally I believe that's Old Testament stuff.
I believe in the New Covenant; that once we have entered Christs' rest every day is the Sabbath, When we get to Heaven every day will be "Christmas" - Amen."
If he's sincere, where do I start with such a person? Rhetorical question. I'm just venting something that might amuse you.
* "Old Testament stuff", what? like loving God and loving one's neighbour, and 'thou shalt not murder'?
* "every day is the Sabbath"... where's that bit written?!
* "When we get to Heaven"... Where's that getting to Heaven bit in the Bible?
* "Every day will be Christmas"... Where is Christmas in the Bible, and what the sigma would every day being Christmas even mean? Are we stuck with baby Jesus popping out of Mary's womb every day, or is there something deep and spiritual I'm missing here?!
* "- Amen"... No, I don't think anything you said here is firm at all! Haleelah, not so!
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