ROMANS 5: 6-10 STRENGTH IN CHRIST & FAITH IN HIS BLOOD.
As usual, we begin with a short lesson from Hillis Waddel on spelling variations in the 1611 AKJB and their importance. After that we revisit the word "tribulation," then we engage in an interactive lesson, whereby the 1611 Fellowship explores Romans 5:6-10. (I apologize for the few seconds missing at the beginning. We had a minor technical glitch.)
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looking after quail-birds this month, they are small creatures. there's quail in the bible, and for some reason i have always envisioned them velociraptor-sized and shaking the ground. well, i suppose they still could have been. Exodus 16:13 , Numbers 11:31-32, Psalms 105:40 there is also Quailes, and quailes
Reg was in great form! Love to hear it.
just some thoughts about sharing the gospel. i am keeping an eye on the european/uk riots, as you guys know. (there is a planned-protest near my home soon), when i look out at it [world], i see what God has spoken. both seeing it in the "holy" places, and in the "chaotic" places. i had made a comment last night elsewhere on internet, about ongoing events, using this verse (James 4:4) , about friends of the world. "[...] a friend of the world, is the enemy of God". there was laughter in the riots, and handholding, and togetherness, and people yelling things like “in the name of god” (their god), and “for god” (their god). and i saw camaraderie there, even with what appeared to be strangers to eachother, and among different ethnic groups (they vetted eachother.../by their god/, if it was not apparent to eachother). this is why those verses came to mind. (and, Proverbs 1) but i dont think people understood it, they thought i was talking about Friends of the Earth Society. (...............wut) i had made the mistake of thinking that verse was still in public-sphere/memory, or an idiom, (like some others are, in common english phrases, from the KJV atleast..)... i am still seeing an increase of opportunities to share the gospel with others, and the word of God, i have wandered into unexpected places, where the ground seems plausibly good, after soooOOOOOOooooo much times where there are no openings at all, now i see openings (in that, people seem softer). instead of just barring the convo, people seem curious. some thank for it. some ask for anything else related, or more verses. perhaps being shaken increases curiosity. or the hot-topics have people researching (and seeking). it is like Acts 17:32-34 so although these things of unrest are bad, i do see that there may be good to come of these things. i trust that God’s word will do what God wants, that it wont return void (Isaiah 55:11). i have a little bit of hope, in these things, for those people. - the main questions i open with are 1. why...they have gathered/collected? 2. what...have they gathered/collected? aka motives vs appearance vs substance of their unity, to which every answer is different, ofc. standing together doesnt mean everybody is standing on the same thing. (re: the blood and faith of jesus)
thinking of animals and blood, and evolution too. and seems science thinks humans came from apes (and whatever else), which are animals, and that they are therefore calling god and jesus an animal, or from an animal, then how is the animal-blood going to save them, or cover them...?...it weirdly lines up. (it also goes with their christ-mass where they keep wanting to sacrifice over and over)
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I wonder if "Yee" is the plural, less intimate, word for "you" in Genesis. I think you covered that. As in French where "tu" is singular for you and "vous" plural . .less intimate/more formal. Why does "less intimate" matter? Eve and Adam had just separated themselves, and billions of future men/women, from God. On Paul (formerly Saul), it is tremendously comforting to me that Saul was "chief among sinners" and that Jesus found him worthy to be saved. And 'yes' he was chief among sinners. He had spiritual hatred and murder in his heart towards Jesus' people before he was saved. As such, he was the perfect Apostle to take the Gospel/Word to the Gentiles. 180 degree repentance, turned completely around. Jesus proves his love for ALL through Paul.
I have a feeling that Hillis is going to address Ye vs. Yee in the not too distant future. I'm sure he will read what you wrote. I like your example by way of French use of vous and tu. Saul of Tarsus is a perfect example of what God meant when he said he would rather we were hot or cold, but not lukewarm. No one could accuse Saul of being lukewarm before or after salvation...greatly misguided before, but not tepid.
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