06-08-2007, 07:54 AM
Love knows no boundaries, of age, sex or race or religion. The fate of Paul, preaching , teaching and realizing he was debtor to some, filled him with hope. There is some question, yes, even for me at times about saying the right thing at the right time. The word of G-d and prayer sanctifying. Does the Holy Ghost forbid us to go certain places -yes, at times. Could He possibly do this through others at times? I think so.
I was once thought to be super sensitive, maybe I still am wanting to put on the facade of stoicism. Maybe having "I" trouble is good as comparing spiritual with spiritual. Getting wrapped up in what one knows can be dangerous. An intellectual might say don't ask a question unless you already know the answer, yes, and then it gets personal.
If I judge not by the sight of the eye or the hearing of the ear that leaves me at the mercy of G-d the Father. Sin seperates us from G-d. The last verse in the book of James continues to say, He that converteth a sinner from the error of his ways saveth a soul from death.
Sin remains, yet does not reign, so therefore let it not reign in your mortal bodies and be pleasing unto the Lord in all you attempt to do, and all you do.
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I was once thought to be super sensitive, maybe I still am wanting to put on the facade of stoicism. Maybe having "I" trouble is good as comparing spiritual with spiritual. Getting wrapped up in what one knows can be dangerous. An intellectual might say don't ask a question unless you already know the answer, yes, and then it gets personal.
If I judge not by the sight of the eye or the hearing of the ear that leaves me at the mercy of G-d the Father. Sin seperates us from G-d. The last verse in the book of James continues to say, He that converteth a sinner from the error of his ways saveth a soul from death.
Sin remains, yet does not reign, so therefore let it not reign in your mortal bodies and be pleasing unto the Lord in all you attempt to do, and all you do.
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