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Many are the afflictions of the righteous: but ...
DIR By: AGelbert
Date: October 31, 2022, 10:50 am
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[move]6 This poor man cried, and the Lord ☝🏻 heard
him, and 🕊️ saved him out of all his
troubles.[/move]
14 Depart from evil, and do good; seek peace, and pursue it.
15 The eyes of the Lord are upon the righteous, and his ears are
open unto their cry.
16 The face of the Lord is against them that do evil, to cut off
the remembrance of them from the earth.
17 The righteous cry, and the Lord heareth, and delivereth them
out of all their troubles.
18 The Lord is nigh unto them that are of a broken heart; and
saveth such as be of a contrite spirit.
19 Many are the afflictions of the righteous: but the Lord
delivereth him out of them all. Ps 34:6, 14-19
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Christ 🕊️ has Other 🌞 Sheep not of this
Fold.
DIR By: AGelbert
Date: November 8, 2022, 10:57 am
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Atheist Man Dies; Travels from Hell to Heaven During NDE
(Powerful)
DIR By: AGelbert
Date: November 10, 2022, 8:37 pm
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[center]Atheist Man Dies; Travels from Hell to Heaven During NDE
(Powerful)
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“We don't want to believe that human beings can commit such
horrific things on other human beings,” Dicklitch-Nelson sai
DIR By: AGelbert
Date: November 12, 2022, 3:39 pm
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AGelbert ASSERTION: Pastor Tendo
🕊️☝🏻 is the most admirable example
of a true Christian that I have ever read about.
[center]
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Nov 11 2022 By Shaun Robinson
[center]🚨 ‘A death sentence’: Deportation looms for
Ugandan refugee living in Colchester[/center]
SNIPPETS:
After his parents’ death, Tendo said he and his six siblings
moved into a shared room in Uganda’s capital city of Kampala. He
took on odd jobs at night to pay his school fees and went on to
graduate from high school and later, in 2010, from college.
While still in school, he started a charitable organization
called Eternal Life Organization International Ministries that
began to grow rapidly. After graduating, Tendo was ordained as a
Pentecostal 🕊️ minister ☝🏻 and
traveled around to preach.
The nonprofit organization works across the country’s civil
society supporting formerly incarcerated people, raising money
for those living in poverty, building hospitals and schools and
supporting voting rights, among other activities, Tendo said.
In 2010, Eternal Life Organization International Ministries
signed an agreement with the Ugandan government to provide
social services. But that relationship began to sour the
following year, Tendo said, when the nonprofit started offering
civic education programs focused on increasing voter turnout,
especially among young people. (More than half the country's
population is under the age of 18, according to UNICEF.)
Tendo said those efforts hastened after Uganda’s 2011
presidential election. Museveni won 68% of the vote, but
international observers questioned the fairness of his victory.
After that election, Tendo said, he was called into a meeting
with a government minister who told him to stop his
organization's civic education work. Tendo and other volunteers
began to receive threats, he said, but didn’t take them
seriously at the time.
One day the following April, that changed.
Tendo was at a gas station on his way to work when two men, one
brandishing a gun, approached. The men put a sack over his head,
forced him into the trunk of their car, then drove him around
for the rest of the day, he recalled.
When the sack was pulled off, Tendo said, he was in a room that
he would come to understand was in a makeshift prison dubbed,
ironically, a “safe house.” Two guards began to slap him,
demanding that he tell them about his organization’s work.
Speaking last week at his home in Colchester, Tendo held up his
left hand to show two severed fingers. The 👿 guards cut
them off with wire cutters, he explained, leaving him in too
much pain to speak to them.
Tendo then stuck out another finger. “They smashed this finger
and picked the fingernail out while I was watching,” he
recalled. “I never thought that it would even come back.”
He recounted the ordeal matter-of-factly, betraying little
emotion.
After being in custody for about a week, he said he recognized
one of the guards as a commander of the “Black Mamba,” a
Ugandan-government sponsored anti-terrorist organization.
At one point, Tendo said, 🦍 guards put him in a pit with
a live python that whipped his body with its tail, leaving him
badly bruised. He was released about three months later with a
warning to “stop his political activities,” he told the federal
immigration judge.
Tendo didn’t heed the warning, saying in an interview he
wouldn’t have even known how to. “They kept asking me stupid
questions that I did not have answers to,” he said.
When officers raided Tendo’s office the following year, he
stated in an appeal of the immigration judge’s decision, they
told Tendo that he was going to be investigated for “trying to
take down the government.”
According to Tendo, his organization continued its civic
education work for the next several years, and he continued to
be arrested and tortured 🥵. At one point, officers hung
him from a board with a brick tied to his genitals, he said,
leaving him there until he bled. He was doused with cold water
and pepper spray; he was shot in the leg. 😱 ... ...
In an appeal, Tendo’s late attorney, Lisa Brodyaga of Texas,
wrote that additional evidence of the danger Tendo would face in
Uganda emerged after the judge’s decision. Early on Christmas
morning in 2019, Brodyaga stated in court filings, Tendo’s twin
sister “was brutally attacked”by 🦍 government forces who
were looking for Tendo.
But once an 👿 immigration judge makes an adverse
determination of someone’ credibility, it can be almost
impossible to overturn through the appeal process, said Susan
Dicklitch-Nelson, a professor at Franklin & Marshall College who
has served as an expert witness in more than 100 asylum cases
from Uganda and Cameroon.
Moreover, she said, asylum seekers’ testimony can sometimes seem
unbelievable to those who don’t necessarily have expertise in a
given country or part of the world.
“We don't want to believe that human beings can commit such
horrific things on other human beings,” Dicklitch-Nelson said,
but, “it's amazing how
HTML https://soberthinking.createaforum.com/gallery/soberthinking/1-040622202719-14071062.gif<br
/>creative human beings are in torturing one another. And I
think
that is a hurdle in and of itself.”
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The detention center where Tendo was held, Port Isabel, has been
criticized for appearing and operating like a prison, even
though most detainees there have never been charged with a
crime. Tendo said he often felt like a prisoner, too.
HTML https://soberthinking.createaforum.com/gallery/soberthinking/1-110422141413-627726.png
In court documents, Tendo’s lawyers describe how his diabetes
spiraled out of control due to the inadequate medical care he
received at Port Isabel: He went blind in one eye, began to lose
vision in the other, suffered numbness and tingling in his
extremities, and had recurring boils on his body. The disease
also decimated his immune system, and his lawyers said he was
denied many of the accommodations he would have needed to stay
there safely, especially during the Covid-19 pandemic.
Still 🕊️, Tendo said he regularly held church
services inside the center that drew scores of attendees. He
counseled other detainees and gave them advice for their own
court proceedings. Security guards at the facility — the same
ones who Tendo alleged mistreated him — even came to him, in
private, to get counseling as well, he said.
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Full article:
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[move] 🙏🏼 The angel of the Lord encampeth round
about them that fear him, and delivereth them. Psalm 34:7
[/move]
#Post#: 658--------------------------------------------------
The angel of the Lord encampeth round about them that fear him,
and delivereth them!
DIR By: AGelbert
Date: November 15, 2022, 12:08 pm
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--- Quote from: AGelbert link ---
>
> AGelbert ASSERTION: Pastor Tendo
🕊️☝🏻 is the most admirable example
of a true Christian that I have ever read about.
>
>
[center]
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>
> Nov 11 2022 By Shaun Robinson
>
> [center]🚨 ‘A death sentence’: Deportation looms for
Ugandan refugee living in Colchester[/center]
>
> SNIPPETS:
>
> After his parents’ death, Tendo said he and his six siblings
moved into a shared room in Uganda’s capital city of Kampala. He
took on odd jobs at night to pay his school fees and went on to
graduate from high school and later, in 2010, from college.
>
> While still in school, he started a charitable organization
called Eternal Life Organization International Ministries that
began to grow rapidly. After graduating, Tendo was ordained as a
Pentecostal 🕊️ minister ☝🏻 and
traveled around to preach.
>
> The nonprofit organization works across the country’s civil
society supporting formerly incarcerated people, raising money
for those living in poverty, building hospitals and schools and
supporting voting rights, among other activities, Tendo said.
>
> In 2010, Eternal Life Organization International Ministries
signed an agreement with the Ugandan government to provide
social services. But that relationship began to sour the
following year, Tendo said, when the nonprofit started offering
civic education programs focused on increasing voter turnout,
especially among young people. (More than half the country's
population is under the age of 18, according to UNICEF.)
>
> Tendo said those efforts hastened after Uganda’s 2011
presidential election. Museveni won 68% of the vote, but
international observers questioned the fairness of his victory.
>
> After that election, Tendo said, he was called into a meeting
with a government minister who told him to stop his
organization's civic education work. Tendo and other volunteers
began to receive threats, he said, but didn’t take them
seriously at the time.
>
> One day the following April, that changed.
>
> Tendo was at a gas station on his way to work when two men,
one brandishing a gun, approached. The men put a sack over his
head, forced him into the trunk of their car, then drove him
around for the rest of the day, he recalled.
>
> When the sack was pulled off, Tendo said, he was in a room
that he would come to understand was in a makeshift prison
dubbed, ironically, a “safe house.” Two guards began to slap
him, demanding that he tell them about his organization’s work.
>
> Speaking last week at his home in Colchester, Tendo held up
his left hand to show two severed fingers. The 👿 guards
cut them off with wire cutters, he explained, leaving him in too
much pain to speak to them.
>
> Tendo then stuck out another finger. “They smashed this finger
and picked the fingernail out while I was watching,” he
recalled. “I never thought that it would even come back.”
>
> He recounted the ordeal matter-of-factly, betraying little
emotion.
>
> After being in custody for about a week, he said he recognized
one of the guards as a commander of the “Black Mamba,” a
Ugandan-government sponsored anti-terrorist organization.
>
> At one point, Tendo said, 🦍 guards put him in a pit
with a live python that whipped his body with its tail, leaving
him badly bruised. He was released about three months later with
a warning to “stop his political activities,” he told the
federal immigration judge.
>
> Tendo didn’t heed the warning, saying in an interview he
wouldn’t have even known how to. “They kept asking me stupid
questions that I did not have answers to,” he said.
>
> When officers raided Tendo’s office the following year, he
stated in an appeal of the immigration judge’s decision, they
told Tendo that he was going to be investigated for “trying to
take down the government.”
>
> According to Tendo, his organization continued its civic
education work for the next several years, and he continued to
be arrested and tortured 🥵. At one point, officers hung
him from a board with a brick tied to his genitals, he said,
leaving him there until he bled. He was doused with cold water
and pepper spray; he was shot in the leg. 😱 ... ...
>
> In an appeal, Tendo’s late attorney, Lisa Brodyaga of Texas,
wrote that additional evidence of the danger Tendo would face in
Uganda emerged after the judge’s decision. Early on Christmas
morning in 2019, Brodyaga stated in court filings, Tendo’s twin
sister “was brutally attacked”by 🦍 government forces who
were looking for Tendo.
>
> But once an 👿 immigration judge makes an adverse
determination of someone’ credibility, it can be almost
impossible to overturn through the appeal process, said Susan
Dicklitch-Nelson, a professor at Franklin & Marshall College who
has served as an expert witness in more than 100 asylum cases
from Uganda and Cameroon.
>
> Moreover, she said, asylum seekers’ testimony can sometimes
seem unbelievable to those who don’t necessarily have expertise
in a given country or part of the world.
>
> “We don't want to believe that human beings can commit such
horrific things on other human beings,” Dicklitch-Nelson said,
but, “it's amazing how
HTML https://soberthinking.createaforum.com/gallery/soberthinking/1-040622202719-14071062.gif<br
/>creative human beings are in torturing one another. And I
think
that is a hurdle in and of itself.”
HTML https://soberthinking.createaforum.com/gallery/soberthinking/1-050422145352-5611428.gif
>
> The detention center where Tendo was held, Port Isabel, has
been criticized for appearing and operating like a prison, even
though most detainees there have never been charged with a
crime. Tendo said he often felt like a prisoner, too.
HTML https://soberthinking.createaforum.com/gallery/soberthinking/1-110422141413-627726.png
>
> In court documents, Tendo’s lawyers describe how his diabetes
spiraled out of control due to the inadequate medical care he
received at Port Isabel: He went blind in one eye, began to lose
vision in the other, suffered numbness and tingling in his
extremities, and had recurring boils on his body. The disease
also decimated his immune system, and his lawyers said he was
denied many of the accommodations he would have needed to stay
there safely, especially during the Covid-19 pandemic.
>
> Still 🕊️, Tendo said he regularly held church
services inside the center that drew scores of attendees. He
counseled other detainees and gave them advice for their own
court proceedings. Security guards at the facility — the same
ones who Tendo alleged mistreated him — even came to him, in
private, to get counseling as well, he said.
HTML https://soberthinking.createaforum.com/gallery/soberthinking/1-120422122214-653256.gif
>
> Full article:
>
HTML https://vtdigger.org/2022/11/11/a-death-sentence-deportation-looms-for-ugandan-refugee-living-in-colchester/
>
> [move] 🙏🏼 The angel of the Lord encampeth
round about them that fear him, and delivereth them. Psalm 34:7
[/move]
>
--- End Quote ---
November 15, 2022 PRAISE GOD!
🕊️☝🏻🙌
[center]BREAKING: Ugandan asylee's deportation delayed for a
year
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Does a New Scientific Study Offer Evidence of Life after Death?
DIR By: AGelbert
Date: November 21, 2022, 5:34 pm
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November 8, 2022, 6:57 AM By Wesley J. Smith 🕊️
Cross-posted at The Corner.
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[center]Does a New Scientific Study Offer Evidence of Life after
Death?
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A new scientific study of people whose hearts stopped but
received CPR and remained among us found that many remembered
what are often called “near-death experiences.” From the NYU
Grossman School of Medicine
HTML https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/lucid-dying-patients-recall-death-experiences-during-cpr-301669519.html:
--- Quote ---
> One in five people who survive cardiopulmonary resuscitation
(CPR) after cardiac arrest may describe lucid experiences of
death that occurred while they were seemingly unconscious and on
the brink of death, a new study shows. . . .
>
> Survivors reported having unique lucid experiences, including
a perception of separation from the body, observing events
without pain or distress, and a meaningful evaluation of life,
including of their actions, intentions and thoughts toward
others. The researchers found these experiences of death to be
different from hallucinations, delusions, illusions, dreams or
CPR-induced consciousness.
--- End Quote ---
The study also detected some brain activity associated with the
phenomenon:
--- Quote ---
> A key finding was the discovery of spikes of brain activity,
including so-called gamma, delta, theta, alpha and beta waves up
to an hour into CPR. Some of these brain waves normally occur
when people are conscious and performing higher mental
functions, including thinking, memory retrieval, and conscious
perception.
>
> “These recalled experiences and brain wave changes may be the
first signs of the so-called near-death experience, and we have
captured them for the first time in a large study,” says Sam
Parnia, MD, PhD, the lead study investigator and an intensive
care physician, who is also an associate professor in the
Department of Medicine at NYU Langone Health, as well as the
organization’s director of critical care and resuscitation
research. “Our results offer evidence that while on the brink of
death and in a coma, people undergo a unique inner conscious
experience, including awareness without distress.”
--- End Quote ---
Life After Death?
Does this prove that there is life after death? No. But I think
it is evidence that could support that hypothesis. Indeed, that
seems to be what the study authors conclude, at least between
the lines:
--- Quote ---
> Identifying measureable electrical signs of lucid and
heightened brain activity, together with similar stories of
recalled death experiences, suggests that the human sense of
self and consciousness, much like other biological body
functions, may not stop completely around the time of death,
adds Parnia.
>
> “These lucid experiences cannot be considered a trick of a
disordered or dying brain, but rather a unique human experience
that emerges on the brink of death,” says Parnia. As the brain
is shutting down, many of its natural braking systems are
released. Known as disinhibition, this provides access to the
depths of a person’s consciousness, including stored memories,
thoughts from early childhood to death, and other aspects of
reality. While no one knows the evolutionary purpose of this
phenomenon, it clearly reveals “intriguing questions about human
consciousness, even at death,” says Parnia.
--- End Quote ---
No Natural-Selection Benefit
Or, maybe there is no evolutionary explanation. There is
certainly no discernible natural-selection benefit. Moreover,
what purpose would such a “soft exit” offer? Why would it
appear? How would it develop if consciousness is solely
generated by the brain and is purely a materialistic phenomenon?
Perhaps these findings should be deemed circumstantial evidence
of something beyond this existence, which moves us out of the
scientific realm and into the theological. And — since those
reporting on the experience claim to have engaged in an
extensive
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/>life review — perhaps we should also consider the [b]study
HTML https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/lucid-dying-patients-recall-death-experiences-during-cpr-301669519.html<br
/>as demonstrating that what we do and how we act in the here
and
now will impact our experience of whatever comes next[/b].
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/>
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If so, it would be prudent to govern ourselves accordingly, “for
nothing is hidden that will not be made manifest, nor is
anything secret that will not be known and come to light.”
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Wesley J. Smith is Chair and Senior Fellow at the Discovery
Institute’s Center on Human Exceptionalism. Wesley is a
contributor to National Review and is the author of 14 books, in
recent years focusing on human dignity, liberty, and equality.
Wesley has been recognized as one of America’s premier public
intellectuals on bioethics by National Journal and has been
honored by the Human Life Foundation as a “Great Defender of
Life” for his work against suicide and euthanasia. Wesley’s most
recent book is Culture of Death: The Age of “Do Harm” Medicine,
a 🚩 warning about the dangers to patients of the modern
bioethics movement.
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Man Turns Life Around After Shocking NDE; Shown Truth About
Opportunities
DIR By: AGelbert
Date: December 2, 2022, 9:32 pm
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[center]Man Turns Life Around After Shocking NDE; Shown Truth
About Opportunities[/center]
[center]
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The Other Side NDE Robert Williamson was going down the wrong
path in life before having an NDE that would change his life
forever. Robert talks about traveling through the afterlife,
both heaven and hell, and coming out of it with a knowing of how
special life is, and how important the choices you make are.
[center]
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[center]
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/>FULLY HUMAN[/center]
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📢 The Scientific Evidence 👨‍🔬
👍👍👍 against Materialism
DIR By: AGelbert
Date: December 4, 2022, 7:51 pm
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[center]
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[center]Michael Egnor
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/>The Evidence against Materialism - Science Uprising Expert
Interviews[/center]
[center]
HTML https://youtu.be/BqHrpBPdtSI[/center]
Discovery Science 217,546 views Jun 10, 2019
In this bonus interview footage from Science Uprising,
neurosurgeon Michael Egnor discusses the evidence against
materialism and explains how materialism undercuts rather than
supports genuine science. Be sure to visit
HTML https://scienceuprising.com/
to find more videos and explore
related articles and books.
Michael Egnor, MD (from Columbia University), neurosurgeon and
professor of neurological surgery at Stony Brook University. Dr.
Egnor is renowned for his work in pediatric neurosurgery. See
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[color=teal]Check out these other videos:[/color]
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[center]No, You're Not a Robot Made Out of Meat[/center]
[center]
HTML https://youtu.be/rQo6SWjwQIk[/center]
[center]Neurosurgeon Michael Egnor: Why Machines Will Never
Think[/center]
[center]
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[center]Unbelievable Myths 😈 Neil deGrasse Tyson and
👿 Co. Love to Tell[/center]
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{Has Jesus Always Been God?} Our pastor said on Sunday that
Jesus wasn’t God here on Earth until the baptism of John and
DIR By: AGelbert
Date: December 13, 2022, 3:21 pm
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[center]20 Questions with Pastor Mike 🕊️ (Episode
89)[/center]
[center]
HTML https://youtu.be/-I6SrydwNrA[/center]
Mike Winger 🕊️ 504K subscribers
56,395 views Streamed live on Dec 9, 2022
0:00 - Intro
1. 0:40 {Are Soul Ties Biblical?} What are “soul ties,” and are
they biblical?
2. 18:00 {Has Jesus Always Been God?} Our pastor said on Sunday
that Jesus wasn’t God here on Earth until the baptism of John
and descending of the Holy Spirit. It sounded really bad to my
ears. Can you comment, please?
3. 22:46 {Honoring God Regardless of Feelings} When I feel
"good" I find myself doubting less, being more loving, and
sinning less. How do I know if I'm growing in the spirit or if
it's just my antidepressants making me nicer?
4. 26:44 {Witnessing to Muslims} How do you convince a Muslim
that Jesus is more than just a prophet?
5. 30:31 {Did Jesus Overturn the Tables Twice?} Why is Jesus
overturning the money tables in John 2 and not later when He
enters Jerusalem (around John 11 or 12)? Did He do this 2 times
and not just in His last week (Matthew 21: 12; Mark 11: 15)?
6. 35:06 {Did God Foretell Something that Didn’t Happen?} In 1
Samuel 23: 11-13 (ESV), the Lord says David will be handed over
to Saul at Keilah, then David leaves town before Saul gets
there, so he was not. Why did the Lord foretell a future event
that didn't happen?
7. 40:28 {About the Cruciform Hermeneutic} What are your
thoughts on the cruciform hermeneutic or cruciform theology?
8. 45:20 {Advice for a Tough Marital Situation} If my wife
committed adultery against me and a child resulted from the
affair, am I bound to care for the child? Why or why not, and
how would I go about handling the situation after finding out?
My 3 hour teaching on divorce and remarriage. This is a link
directly to the time stamp in the video on the question of
whether marriage is unbreakable or not.
[center]
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9. 46:48 {Should Couples Promise “Till Death Do Us Part”?} In
many modern weddings, people promise before God "till death do
us part,” or something similar. Doesn't that biblically preclude
the option of even a biblical divorce?
10. 50:16 {Why was the Cross Necessary if God is All-Powerful?}
I have an agnostic friend who can’t accept that the cross was
necessary. They believe God was not all powerful if He could not
find another way of saving humanity without sacrificing Jesus.
Thoughts?
11. 52:59 {About Jacob’s Wrestle with God} How do you interpret
Genesis 32, when Jacob wrestles with God?
[center]How the "Angel of the Lord" is Jesus in the Old
Testament[/center]
[center]
HTML https://youtu.be/ryCyQ4N08Q0[/center]
12. 58:50 {Having Insurance = Lack of Trust in God?} What are
your thoughts on having insurance and medical aid? I've heard it
said that these things are rooted in fear and keep us from truly
trusting God. Is that a biblical/wise perspective to have?
13. 1:01:25 {What Kind of Jokes Fall Under “Jesting”?} I'm
confused about “eutrapelia” and I don’t know if it is just crude
joking or all jokes that word speaks of in Ephesians 5:4. I use
the KJV and it just says "jesting."
14. 1:06:47 {Can We Rebuke the Enemy Ourselves?} Can we rebuke
the enemy?
15. 1:08:38 {Are Flashy Lights Inappropriate for a Church?} My
church recently renovated our hall to be more upbeat and have
flashy lights. I'm extremely disheartened by this. Do you have
any advice?
16. 1:13:25 {Slavery in the Old Covenant} How do we reconcile
the treatment of foreigner slaves (not Israelite servitude)
under the old covenant (bought as property, handed down to
children, etc. – Leviticus 25: 44-46)?
[center]Videos related to the topic of slavery [/center]
[center]
HTML https://youtu.be/l2q3fql-BlY[/center]
17. 1:19:36 {Should we Only Have One Teacher?} Please, can you
talk about what we should do when a spiritual leader wants you
to only take advice from them and no one else, especially when
the Bible says to have a “multitude of counselors”?
18. 1:20:55 {Why did Some Men in the Bible Have Multiple Wives?}
Most of the men in Bible had multiple wives. Can’t you then say
they lived in sin their entire lives? Many people say that
continual sin doesn’t equate to being a true Christian.
[center]My video on what to do if a polygamist gets saved
[/center]
[center]
HTML https://youtu.be/CSQdSZbu1JY[/center]
19. 1:24:32 {Respectfully & Effectively Witnessing to a Boss} My
boss is a leader in the LDS church. He is a good and friendly
boss but calls himself a Christian. Do I have a responsibility
to confront him, and if so, how do I do this respectfully since
he is my boss?
[center]Mormons have their own language when it comes to
theology. [/center][center]
HTML https://youtu.be/OaUO54AgTJM[/center]
20. 1:27:16 {Does 2 Kings 2 Challenge God’s Goodness?} My
brother brought up 2 Kings 2: 23-25 to challenge the goodness of
God. He saw an imbalance of justice when bears came to maul 40
boys for making fun of Elisha. How would you respond to this?
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Jewish Professor Finds Jesus – Seth Postell Full Interview
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Date: December 23, 2022, 1:13 pm
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Agelbert NOTE: This brief explanation in Wikipedia of the
Septuagint
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will help you
understand the importance of the following interview of Dr. Seth
Postell 🕊️ by Jeff Morgan 🕊️.
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We invite you to join us for Conversations with Jewish Believers
in Jesus 🕊️, hosted by Jeff Morgan
🕊️. In this interview, Jeff talks with Dr. Seth
Postell 🕊️.
[move]Yes, all the things I once thought were so important are
gone from my life. Compared to the high privilege of knowing
Christ Jesus as my Master, firsthand, everything I once thought
I had going for me is insignificant—dog dung. ~ Philippians
3:7-9 [/move]
[center]Reading Moses Seeing Jesus - Dr. Seth Postell - Pod for
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Dr. Postell gives insight to the perspective that changed his
view of scripture and strengthened his faith!
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