The story was about an adulteress, not about Billy the Kid.
Do you find it hard to keep things in their context?
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Semi-Pelagianism
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Do you find it hard to keep things in their context?
The story was about an adulteress, not about Billy the Kid.
Do you find it hard to keep things in their context?
John 8:11"No one, sir," she said. "Then neither do I condemn you," Jesus declared. "Go now and leave your life of sin."
Jesus tells her to go and leave her life of sin, but you want us to believe Jesus is only telling her to only stop committing adultery? lol
WestminsterMan
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Michael,
I have been reading posts of yours for a while now, and you seem to be very knowledgeable about many different denominations.
There was a time when I searched for the perfect church to attend. I have since realized that a true believer does not have to attend a church. ...
Hmmm.... I wonder why Jesus created one visible church. I mean if the true believer doesn't need to attend it and all.
WM
Hmmm.... I wonder why Jesus created one visible church. I mean if the true believer doesn't need to attend it and all.
WM
The Catholic Church is not the One True Church. The Church is his body.
Ephesians 5:23 For the husband is the head of the wife as Christ is the head of the church, his body, of which he is the Savior.
The story was about an adulteress, not about Billy the Kid.
What you say here is very contradicting in what you have been saying. It is very telling; for you to say it were about an adulterer and not Billy the Kid implies that she has no other sins to stop doing!
Jesus told her to leave her life of sin, that is not to say not to stop hating her brother, or any other sins she was doing.
Her life of sin was an adulterous lifestyle--one of committing adultery.What you say here is very contradicting in what you have been saying. It is very telling; for you to say it were about an adulterer and not Billy the Kid implies that she has no other sins to stop doing!
Jesus told her to leave her life of sin, that is not to say not to stop hating her brother, or any other sins she was doing.
What is your life of sin? An accuser of the brethren? :smilewinkgrin:
Her life of sin was an adulterous lifestyle--one of committing adultery.
What is your life of sin? An accuser of the brethren? :smilewinkgrin:
I think you know you cannot keep fighting against me on this. Clearly, Jesus was not telling the woman to leave her life of sin where only adultery is concerned.
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