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   DIR Return to: BIBLE STUDY - From The Late Lori Bolinger
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       #Post#: 14271--------------------------------------------------
       What do you say?
   DIR By: guest24
       Date: June 16, 2020, 9:41 am
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       The world is a hurting place, people are going through all
       different kinds of struggles and battles.  Some of these
       struggles are so great that we can't even imagine what they are
       going through.  God's Love and His command to Love is at least
       in part to ease or share in the sufferings of others.  Based on
       your theology that you argue for here on the forum, what would
       you tell the hurting that would bring them comfort, strength,
       aid in their time of need?
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       Re: What do you say?
   DIR By: patrick jane
       Date: June 16, 2020, 10:05 am
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       --- Quote from: Lori Bolinger link ---
       >
       > The world is a hurting place, people are going through all
       different kinds of struggles and battles.  Some of these
       struggles are so great that we can't even imagine what they are
       going through.  God's Love and His command to Love is at least
       in part to ease or share in the sufferings of others.  Based on
       your theology that you argue for here on the forum, what would
       you tell the hurting that would bring them comfort, strength,
       aid in their time of need?
       >
       --- End Quote ---
       Rather quickly, because in life sometimes we must be ready in an
       instant to speak of God and Christ in us. It may take quite some
       time upon meeting someone depending on many circumstances, such
       as location, the surroundings, the situation at hand, is this a
       man, woman, child injured person, starving, in need of many
       things etc.
       Eventually, when the time was right I would begin to speak about
       God's love and will for our lives and that this world is but a
       temporary existence. Then of course, the entire conversation
       would be directed by how much they already know of Jesus and
       exactly what their beliefs and views are in life. I will be
       thinking much more about this and I know that in the moment God
       will give the increase and help me to say the right words.
       Excellent thread Lori.
       #Post#: 14275--------------------------------------------------
       Re: What do you say?
   DIR By: guest24
       Date: June 16, 2020, 10:45 am
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       --- Quote from: patrick jane link ---
       >
       > [quote author=Lori Bolinger link=topic=965.msg14271#msg14271
       date=1592318499]
       > The world is a hurting place, people are going through all
       different kinds of struggles and battles.  Some of these
       struggles are so great that we can't even imagine what they are
       going through.  God's Love and His command to Love is at least
       in part to ease or share in the sufferings of others.  Based on
       your theology that you argue for here on the forum, what would
       you tell the hurting that would bring them comfort, strength,
       aid in their time of need?
       >
       --- End Quote ---
       Rather quickly, because in life sometimes we must be ready in an
       instant to speak of God and Christ in us. It may take quite some
       time upon meeting someone depending on many circumstances, such
       as location, the surroundings, the situation at hand, is this a
       man, woman, child injured person, starving, in need of many
       things etc.
       Eventually, when the time was right I would begin to speak about
       God's love and will for our lives and that this world is but a
       temporary existence. Then of course, the entire conversation
       would be directed by how much they already know of Jesus and
       exactly what their beliefs and views are in life. I will be
       thinking much more about this and I know that in the moment God
       will give the increase and help me to say the right words.
       Excellent thread Lori.
       [/quote]When I first contemplated the question, my answer was
       very similar to yours, as I thought further, I decided that no
       matter who or what we were talking about, all of Christ and the
       hope we have in Him boils down to Love and showing everyone, no
       matter the situation that Love of Christ which restores and
       reconciles and gives worth no matter the situation...nice
       answer, thanks
       #Post#: 18282--------------------------------------------------
       Re: What do you say?
   DIR By: patrick jane
       Date: October 2, 2020, 11:57 am
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       ;D
       #Post#: 30330--------------------------------------------------
       Re: What do you say?
   DIR By: patrick jane
       Date: May 27, 2021, 5:15 pm
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       --- Quote from: patrick jane link ---
       >
       > ;D
       >
       --- End Quote ---
       >:(
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