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Re: Where In The Bible Do We Find The Rapture?

prince albert ·
Bill I will just struggle along with "caught up" since that is plain and in the Bible and don't have to consult Jerome or the Greek to understand it, you and I see things different and I think that I am right and you think you are right, no use argueing it again since we have been through it before, I will tell you who he says is right, the Bible says: 1 John 2:3 And hereby we know that we know him, if we keep his commandments. 1 John 2:4 He that saith, I know him, and keepeth not his...
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Re: Attending Church

semiannualchick ·
Bill is constantly talking about Eternal Security, (Once Saved, Always Saved). He says he wants to reach the people on this forum that read but never post. If there is any of those people, I hope they see Bill for what he really is. He is such a stumbling block to Christians/non-Christians alike. There is places in the Bible that indicate you can be saved but lost again. The parable of the sower speaks of people that, for various reasons, hear the gospel and accept it as truth but "fall...
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Re: Fighting Religion

Rramnlimnn_TheGreat ·
Slavery has been around a long time. The Israelites were slaves so what’s new?. Christianity this time does not allow it. In an atheist society all bets are off. More than likely all your freedoms would depart under the insane reign of no belief in God. Thank GOD dawkins ,uno and slim are just warts on the a-- of reason.
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Re: When is someone going to stop this church?

_Joy_ ·
They believe WHAT in their hearts, GoFish? Not the words of Christ - thus the term CHRISTian. NO, they most certainly are not Christians, a fact that will be all too clear when they hear "Depart from me, I knew you not" one day. They don't even comprehend the term they use to define themselves. I am sick to death of people claiming to be something they are not. Why claim to be something you don't agree with or believe in? That's just pointless, a complete waste of time and serves no purpose.
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Re: When is someone going to stop this church?

_Joy_ ·
Those are not the words of Christ. They call themselves CHRISTians, not Jews.
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Re: When is someone going to stop this church?

_Joy_ ·
BOOOKKK....bok...bok...bok....BOOOOOOKKK Sorry, PR, it's like a plague of late. I wouldn't be surprised if one of them turns up stuffed into a tight space. If I were them, I wouldn't be taking a stroll by myself at night.
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Re: FIRE DEPARTMENTS

TweetyBird ·
Do they have their shirts on or off when they are washing their personal vehicles? Could you document this with photos please?
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Re: FIRE DEPARTMENTS

~*~Freebird~*~ ·
Sounds to me someone is jealous that he's not a payed firefighter and if you were a true Volunteer firefighter you would not have posted what you did.
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Re: Is Hell the Grave?

prince albert ·
The Grave is referred to as Scheol, Meaning place of the Dead, and Hell the Place of Eternal Punishment is Gehenna, and if you take the account of the rich man and Lazarus then you go to Paradise and wait till the Final Judgement, Oh your Fate has already been determined, but it says: Matt 7:22 Many will say to me in that day, Lord, Lord, did we not prophesy by thy name, and by thy name cast out demons, and by thy name do many mighty works? Matt 7:23 And then will I profess unto them, I...
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Re: Is Hell the Grave?

Bill Gray ·
Hi Albert, Before Jesus Christ came to earth as the Incarnate God, both believers and non-believers went into Hades. However, believers went into the side of Hades called Abraham's Bosom or Paradise. Non-believers went to the side of Hades called Torment. Luke 16:22-23, "Now the poor man died and was carried away by the angels to Abraham's Bosom; and the rich man also died and was buried. In Hades he lifted up his eyes, being in Torment, and saw Abraham far away and Lazarus in his bosom."...
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Re: Is Hell the Grave?

prince albert ·
if that is what you want to believe Bill that is fine, all these questions will be answered after awhile. Have a good Night
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Re: Is Hell the Grave?

Bill Gray ·
Hi Albert, What in my post do you disagree with? And, how does that align with the Bible? God bless, have a wonderful, blessed day, Bill
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Re: Is Hell the Grave?

JimiHendrix ·
Bill, Please give ONE example of a prophesy that has been fulfilled. Just one. It has to be real, not imaginary. Thank you.
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Re: Is Hell the Grave?

Bill Gray ·
(1) JESUS CHRIST BORN IN JERUSALEM, (2) JESUS CHRIST CRUCIFIED!
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Re: Is Hell the Grave?

JimiHendrix ·
Sorry. The prophesy doesn't count if it was written about AFTER it happened. You must provide a prophesy that was clearly written BEFORE the event. Good luck with that one.
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Re: Will There be a Millennium?

Extra-260 ·
Moffatt gave the meaning as “soon.” and noted: “The keynote of the Apocalypse is the cheering assurance that upon God’s part there is no reluctance or delay; His people have not long to wait now” (n.d., 5:335). ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Dear Lex, We need to speak where the Bible speaks, and be silent where it is silent. Moffat does not know his scripture. Revelation 6: 9-10 The souls under the...
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Re: "Once Saved, Always Saved" -- Really?

FirenzeVeritas ·
Matthew 13:22 He also that received seed among the thorns is he that heareth the word; and the care of this world, and the deceitfulness of riches, choke the word, and he becomes unfruitful. 1Corinthians 10:12 Wherefore let him that thinketh he standeth take heed lest he fall. 1 Tim. 4:1 Now the Spirit speaketh expressly, that in the latter times some shall depart from the faith, giving heed to seducing spirits, and doctrines of devils; 2 Speaking lies in hypocrisy; having their conscience...
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Re: "Once Saved, Always Saved" -- Really?

Former Member ·
Nope, Once saved always saved is contrary to the Gospel- it makes the people who believe it believe they are protected from sin, but, we all have free will. So the "saved" is free to sin just as much as the next guy. This is an age-old debate- I highly doubt that you will convince anyone to "switch camps". I am a Christian, solid in my beliefs. However I cannot tell you that tomorrow I may not sin gravely, and fall out of a state of grace. It might happen. Probably not, because I have a 12...
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Re: "Once Saved, Always Saved" -- Really?

Former Member ·
GBRK, I believe that our salvation is not "complete" until we leave this earth. Every second, every action before that time counts. I believe that we can turn away from God. We could say our Salvation prayer, or whatever it is called (with all due respect, please- i just don't know it" and accept Jesus as our Saviour. But then we could, years down the road, reject Him. We could fall from grace- in sin, in our hearts, in our compassion, etc. My best example is this; Like He says "Depart from...
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Re: Justice

Bill Gray ·
Hi Firenze, You write, "I rarely support capital punishment, as in death. I do support Life Without Possibility Of Parole. I certainly thought that Tucker's death sentence should have been commuted, but I was not the one to decide that. While I honestly believe she was a changed woman, it's pretty easy for every prison inmate to claim an epiphany. Should we release them all? If a bank robber repents should we allow him to keep his money? It's called a slippery slope." You and I are on the...
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Re: Justice

JimiHendrix ·
Originally Posted by Bill Gray: Hi Firenze, You write, "I rarely support capital punishment, as in death. I do support Life Without Possibility Of Parole. I certainly thought that Tucker's death sentence should have been commuted, but I was not the one to decide that. While I honestly believe she was a changed woman, it's pretty easy for every prison inmate to claim an epiphany. Should we release them all? If a bank robber repents should we allow him to keep his money? It's called a slippery...
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Re: It's kind of like not saying

Bill Gray ·
Hi Jennifer, In a sense, you are right. It would be wonderful to be Raptured. But, in reality, as long as there are people who are not saved -- I prefer to stay here and share the Gospel -- with the prayer that "just one more" will be saved before we in the church depart. I would hate to think that someone, anywhere, might not be in heaven -- because I failed to share the Gospel as often as I should. Some years ago, I was listening to Pastor Chuck Smith's service on the radio while I was...
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Re: It's kind of like not saying

Bestworking ·
Hi Jennifer, In a sense, you are right. It would be wonderful to be Raptured. But, in reality, as long as there are people who are not saved -- I prefer to stay here and share the Gospel -- with the prayer that "just one more" will be saved before we in the church depart. ----------------- Hate to break it to you bill, but not even you will live that long. I doubt you have ever converted one person. It's probably like semi says, you turn them away.
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Re: Prayer Request For Pastor Chuck Smith

Bill Gray ·
Hi Chick, I think the word you have in mind is "v oilà." According to Merriam-Webster Dictionary it means a word used to call attention, to express satisfaction or approval, or to suggest an appearance as if by magic. On the subject of prayer -- yes, God does answer all prayers of believers. That is a fact. However, His answer is not always, "Yes." His answer may be "Yes " or "No" -- or "Wait a while." You see, Chick, God's plan, his thoughts, are much higher than ours. I have personally had...
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Re: Prayer: How does one KNOW it works?

gdriggs ·
Here another very good answer from an email reply given by L. Ray Smith. http://www.bible-truths.com/emails.html#whypray Since God is in control then why pray? Can we reason with him? Is it to ask only for strength to endure? Thanks, Kathy [Ray Replies] Dear Kathy: I get asked this question quite often. Actually the fact that God is in control of EVERYTHING is a very good reason itself to pray. We are totally reliant upon God for EVERYTHING! Think about it. If there were a human being that...
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Re: minister of a megachurch caught in Internet sex sting

Guffaw ·
That is contrary to the overwhelming Christian consensus. I was always taught that once you are saved, you are saved. Fundies like Bill Gray and (if you go to church around here) you preacher will vehemently disagree with you. It's fine, of course, if you wish to depart from the stringent standards of your faith but it is a departure.
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Re: minister of a megachurch caught in Internet sex sting

autumn1964 ·
Oh REALLY? You have talked to ALL of the preachers in the area, in particular mine, and they all said the same thing? When do you find time to sleep? What do you know about my personal faith, other than being Christian? I believe I started my post with "JMHO" - Just my humble opinion. Joy, I have also done things not pleasing to God. I always knew God was waiting for me to come back to him, but I chose to stay away. I don't know that I would call that "once saved always saved". More like...
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Re: FCC and Media Democcracy

JJPAUL ·
In the Radio Act of 1927, Congress mandated the FCC’s forerunner, the Federal Radio Commission (FRC), to grant broadcasting licenses in such a manner as to ensure that licensees served the “public convenience, interest or necessity.” As former FCC commissioner Nicholas Johnson pointed out (California Lawyer, 8/88), it was in that spirit that the FRC, in 1928, first gave words to a policy formulation that would become known as the Fairness Doctrine, calling for broadcasters to show “due...
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Re: Liberal Florence

logical ·
Hard, cold, and compassionless. That is how you seem. How sad to think so universally poorly of those less well off than yourself. Christ was the ultimate redistributor of the greatest wealth ever known, the love of God. He looked down at none, but instead loved all equally. On the last day, Jesus will say to those on His right hand, "Come, enter the Kingdom. For I was hungry and you gave me food, I was thirsty and you gave me drink, I was sick and you visited me." Then Jesus will turn to...
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Re: Liberal Florence

NashBama ·
He's telling individuals to help other people and to be givers. He's not preaching that the government should forcibly take our earnings and distribute them to those who have not earned, forcing them to become dependant on government handouts and forgetting how to produce.
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Re: Scientists Speak About Intelligent Design

Guffaw ·
In the interest og "threadcreep" prevention, I am going to resist the temptation to address every one of your points and pick some cherries. A straw man argument followed by a non sequitur, I'm afraid. The straw man is that "testability requires sense perception." That makes as much sense as stating "light requires photons" or "thought requires nerve cells." Yeah, that true but is a worthless bit of knowledge. That said, this kind of thought process can be interesting with regards to thought...
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Re: Works And Words: Why You Can't Preach The Gospel With Deeds

semiannualchick ·
Originally Posted by Bill Gray: Hi Crusty, Yoda, and Vic, I know that there are many who will not read what I have written from His Word. Those who do may find a "golden nugget" once in a while. It is not written for you anyway; only for those who may be seeking to know more about His Word. So, you and I can just be "no words" Friends, tolerating one another. Bill ______________________________ Golden nugget? From you??? The reason you don't write for Crusty, Yoda, & Vic is because you...
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Re: Why do people say when others pass away R.I.P

semiannualchick ·
I hate the term RIP. They don't know if that person will be resting in peace or not, even if he/she claimed to be a Christian. Matthew says that many will say (I'm paraphrasing here) Lord, Lord, we have prophesied in your name, in your name we have cast out devils, and in your name have done many works. And He will tell them, I never knew you: depart from me. It also says that many are called, but few are chosen. Those that scream look at me, I'm a Christian, I wouldn't trust as far as I...
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Re: Why do people say when others pass away R.I.P

JK Hawk ·
Originally Posted by semiannualchick: I hate the term RIP. They don't know if that person will be resting in peace or not, even if he/she claimed to be a Christian. Matthew says that many will say (I'm paraphrasing here) Lord, Lord, we have prophesied in your name, in your name we have cast out devils, and in your name have done many works. And He will tell them, I never knew you: depart from me. It also says that many are called, but few are chosen. Those that scream look at me, I'm a...
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Re: Toddlers Knowing God - targeted for children age 18-24 months

Bill Gray ·
ISN'T IT MARVELOUS? Who would not want to start their children on the path to spiritual health at an early age? Proverbs 22:6, "Train up a child in the way he should go, Even when he is old he will not depart from it." That, my Friends, is true love for one's children. God bless, have a wonderful, blessed day, Bill
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Re: Toddlers Knowing God - targeted for children age 18-24 months

DarkAngel ·
Originally Posted by Bill Gray: ISN'T IT MARVELOUS? Who would not want to start their children on the path to spiritual health at an early age? Proverbs 22:6, "Train up a child in the way he should go, Even when he is old he will not depart from it." That, my Friends, is true love for one's children. God bless, have a wonderful, blessed day, Bill ________________________________ That picture makes my heart hurt. Those poor little children. I bet they go to bed at night scared of the boogey...
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Re: DO YOU FEAR DEATH OR OLD AGE

FatNoMo ·
1) I like the old line, “I want to depart this life at the age of 99 – shot by my lover’s jealous husband.” 2) Both VERY real. One VERY desirable. One VERY undesirable! (Make sure you know which one you're headed for!!) 3) Do not want to die before spouse who would have the unpleasant task of having to dispose of all my junque.
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Re: Did anyone here know that

Contendah ·
Originally Posted by BFred07: He's still alive? ___ Seems to be--wig and all! http://www.ernestangley.org/ "I command the nicotine demon to depart and never return!" (Proceeds to throw cigarette pack on floor and grind it to destruction beneath shoe)
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Re: Does Darwinism Promote Racism?

Bill Gray ·
Hi Neal, You say, "Bill, why do you have to bog us down with your Calvinistic judgments every day? You obviously detest the Archbishop of Canterbury, the Anglican Communion, and Gene Robinson. As a proud Anglican churchman, I reject your Calvinism and assert the orthodoxy of the apostolic episcopate, the effacy of the sacraments and Arminian theology." First, I am far from being a Calvinist. I do not believe in Predestination. I do not believe that God, who sent His Son to die on the cross...
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Re: When Is This World Ever Going To Wake Up

blue's ·
Ya'll are right Jesus is the one who took the stand. But, I firmly believe if HE came back today HE would not have lived as long as HE did back when HE was on earth. HE would probaly turn around and look at some people and say, "depart from me, for I do not know who you are". Way to much hatred and greed in this old world of ours.
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Re: Questions for Christians

Bill Gray ·
Hi Micah, You say, "Hello Joy, I would believe Fish at his word. I would also believe you at your word that you are a Christian. There quite a few people who were extremely faithful who became atheists or agnostics. A few examples off the top of my head Dan Barker, Robert M. Price, and Matt Dillahunty." When you say that you know "a few people who were extremely faithful who became atheists or agnostics" -- by what criteria are you declaring these people to be faithful Christian believers?
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Re: My first post in th religion section!

Bill Gray ·
Hi Fish, You tell Joy, "There are many here who sure seem to celebrate the "fact" that people who don't believe as they do shall be sent to an eternal torture chamber. They even make "cutesy" jokes about it. They even consider such condemnation "justice" from a fair and loving god." Personally, I do not know a single Christian believer who would celebrate anyone going to hell. Why do you think we are so eager to tell you about Jesus and His free gift of salvation; why do you think we are so...
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Re: Bush, the Artful Dodger

LMM ·
Snakie, Howard is not off the mark. December 15th, 2008 4:29 PM Eastern President Bush in Iraq: If Only He Had Caught Those Shoes… By Kathleen Troia “K.T.” McFarland National Security Expert After I watched the news clip of Bush’s Baghdad press conference last night — the one with the shoe-throwing reporter — I switched to the final installment of the HBO mini-series, “House of Saddam.” I couldn’t help but note the irony. Was Saddam Hussein’s Iraq the world that reporter wants to return to?
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Re: What if. . .

Bill Gray ·
Hi Tomme, Neither Satan nor his demonic angels can be forgiven. Jesus Christ died on the cross to offer salvation to mankind, not to fallen angels. John 3:16, "For God so loved the world , that He gave His only begotten Son, that whoever believes in Him shall not perish, but have eternal life." Satan and his angels are not of this world; they are fallen heavenly beings. They rule this world; but are not of this world. Hebrews 2:17, "Therefore, He had to be made like His brethren in all...
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Re: Fred Thompson

_Joy_ ·
Taken from this site: http://www.lawrenceburgtn.us/news/article/2980/ Fred Thompson Homecoming Schedule Of Events Announced 9:00 am 3:00 pm Mainstreet’s Art Affair Festival 4:00 Summertown High School Band 4:30 Loretto High School Band 5:00 LCHS Band 5:45 The Kellys 7:00 John Rich of Big and Rich Fred Thompson speech School Buses will depart Rotary Park every ten minutes to the square. So, you really wouldn't have to go until later in the day. His speech will be after 7 pm anyway.
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Re: Many are called but few are chosen !

semiannualchick ·
Originally Posted by skippy delepepper: Bill I have embraced nothing but the fact that Jennifer is a person and deserves respect. Something you and BetterNun know nothing of. She is a Good Person from what I’ve gathered. Not that my opinion matters in the least. That’s something you two fail to grasp. Your opinion or judgment means squat. I again state my belief that might not be all Mormon’s opinion, that everyone that is Good to their fellow man and woman and has a Good Heart. Will be...
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Re: Many are called but few are chosen !

Bill Gray ·
Hi Chick, You tell Skippy, "Bill doesn't get it. He doesn't understand respect & 'love thy neighbor.' God will explain it to him right before He says, 'I never knew you: depart from me, ye that work iniquity.' " Let me see if I have this straight. The person who is declaring me to not be a Christian -- is the lady who tells us she is not really sure if God exists (possibly agnostic?) -- and, that although she attended church (as opposed to being a believer) until she decided that the...
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Re: Pendleton: Face of the Shoals

Blind Melon Chit'lin ·
Originally Posted by skreechowl: I have lived in this city for many years. I cannot remember when Sam Pendleton was not on the city council. Although he has led us through many wonderful city deveopments, Yesterday may have been his finest contributions to our city. The remarks and the vote against sale of the city property to the Chinese was one of his finer moments. Roll on Sam....you make us proud.... "You have sat too long for any good you have been doing lately ... Depart, I say; and...
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Re: Good quote on the Debt Ceiling Debate

The Propagandist ·
The Republicans didn't get to be the regimented Party of No they are today by being open to differing viewpoints. If this was the French Revolution, those who depart from the party line as established by Grover Norquist would promptly lose their heads!
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Re: Biden OK With China One Child Policy

b50m ·
Which version do you prefer? ► VP Biden Okay with China Tyrannical One Child Policy » Secondhand ... <cite> www.firstthings.com/.../vp- biden - okay-with-china -tyrannical-one-c...</cite> - Cached VP Biden Okay with China Tyrannical One Child Policy . Monday, August 22, 2011, 1:51 PM. Wesley J. Smith. China's infamous one child policy has resulted in ... Tennessee Valley Talks: Biden OK With China One Child Policy ...
 
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