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Dmitar

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  1. This depends on what he has alluded to in the past, versus what @JW Insider implied and seconded by him in, recent post. There's a bit of confusion with those scenarios. But really, how hard is it to distinguish a Unitarian, a Unitarian Church, and a Universalist? Mainly, the argument about trinity.
  2. True, but how many in Christendom are led by God's Holy Spirit, if those other denominations don't condemn homosexuality and welcome it, even to its clergy, and killing of others in times of war. How many Elders do you personally know that has cleansed an individual for their sins by hearing their confession? There's a reason why scripture mentions false prophets. How would a false prophet influence a Christian Church?
  3. Since many things changed under God's law in the New Testament, which shepherdesses are you referring to, that can be applied in modern time, by applying God's written word? Are you in the same conviction with Bible Scholars that believe the "Samaritan woman" was a Shepherd, more so than an example of good will?
  4. Does this mean, the Watchtower should adopt women as earthly priest, just like the Australians overseers suggested? I believe the Watchtower answered that silly question.
  5. This is hilarious, what makes you think your words are? 😉😂 It keeps getting better with humor. How do you square this gem with the prosecution of the apostles, and better yet the followers of Christ? Are you suggesting their persecution were and are meaningless since you only recognize Christ and God?
  6. Does this mean, those that apply scripture in their lives aren't heavenly directed, spiritual, or inspired? How can an ExJW be seen as a pharisee by Bible manipulation? Who inspired those authors of the Bible, if it didn't come from Heaven? Therefore, it is true, you can have many perspectives to an argument, but only those that see scripture properly with its context and intent have the benefit of God's inspired word. How do you justify quarrels and strife under that perspective, under Christ? How can people calling themselves an anointed? Are you saying those anointed are above God's Law? Remember, Jesus was setting a Precedence with the formation of Christianity, which we now have as God's written word. What "part" of scripture should people disapprove of, so they may live a Christian life according to your standards? d0e
  7. It would seem a poster here has the same writing skills as Pearl Doxsey under a certain account. 😂😜😏 What will that group think of next to distort the bible with kind words, just like @JW Insider 🤗
  8. Are you referring to equal before God, or are you referring to equality among humanity? If you mean the latter, that equality is displaced by homosexuality, which scripture rejects. So, do you believe God should have homosexuals in mind?
  9. Why are labels so important to you? If anything, Christians should continue what scripture states about being disciples and followers of Christ.
  10. I guess it's also amazing how former Jehovah's Witnesses manipulate a subject without knowledge and terminology. Especially when interjecting modern thought to the past. You mean the flip-flops ExJWs use with the WT and Bible Student literature as text manipulation? This is funny coming from a person that lacks understanding. 😂 Reference the above. 😂 @Srecko Sostar, you seem to tamper down until you see the ignorance of others to lash out. How is that not a flip-flop with emotions?
  11. What is the difference between a reformer and a restorationist? How would you compare the Watchtower with those labels?
  12. A not inspired prophet, or in this case, a normal prophet is encouraged by God's Word, if not, even moved by it. They show and express a genuine love for God and are moved to take action, just as those of old and our church fathers have. They are guided by God by means of influence and thinking, and our speech as with actions by means of the power of His Spirit and His Word, as can be evident by Matthew 13:11, 24:14 Unfortunately, when you mention Matthew 13:11 that's what you are insinuating with the context, thus the need for clarification. How does the mysteries define a not inspired prophet through parables?
  13. You might want to clarify this position with a better understanding with the words "prophet" and "inspired" with how the great commission continues. Remember, a person continuing that commission is using the inspired word of God, not as a prophet, but as a disciple of Christ. There also needs to be a clarification on the phrase, Prophet not inspired. It would be helpful to explain what you mean about "the purpose about the parables."
  14. Then, why subvert the Watchtower literature? How is manipulation part of a good debate? It makes for a sad argument, but not for a debate.
  15. The example was made to your comment about roses. Can anyone enjoy roses in those areas? You seem to forget what you posted about JOY! How should one interpret your intent if you yourself confuse it.
  16. Not to mention, people don't understand the intent of an example when it's made. That's sadder than not doing a proper research before they post. However, people here are already complacent to how others deal with assumptions.
  17. Where does that leave the rest of Christ followers that contribute to Christ Church? Can you expand on this thought? When the anointed receive their heavenly reward (Sinless State), how can the anointed as imperfect earthly representatives not be questioned, much as Jesus questioned Peter's spirituality? How would Judas be given such privilege? Therefore, are you referring, when the anointed ascend to heaven, or are you referring about building one's spirituality in order not to be judged unrighteous. There are conditions to righteousness, 1 Peter 2:1-2 Yet, the manner an anointed can be questioned is when that person stumbles, or by disobeying the message. 1 Peter 2: 7-8, much as a follower of Christ can.
  18. This statement also needs clarification. Are you referring to the anointed only, or God's chosen people?
  19. Then it should be a point for you to research as not confuse such claim. Perhaps by reading the full article. An idea can simply be people dancing around a fire in a festivity while they enjoy that festivity. However, how can you apply scripture? By understanding the intent of certain literature when they apply it with scripture in mind. NIV John 15:5-8 5 "I am the vine; you are the branches. If a man remains in me and I in him, he will bear much fruit; apart from me you can do nothing. 6 If anyone does not remain in me, he is like a branch that is thrown away and withers; such branches are picked up, thrown into the fire and burned. 7 If you remain in me and my words remain in you, ask whatever you wish, and it will be given you. 8 This is to my Father's glory, that you bear much fruit, showing yourselves to be my disciples. NIV John 15:11 11 I have told you this so that my joy may be in you and that your joy may be complete. Commonsense should dictate, scripture is meant toward spirituality, not materialism. What does scripture say about such logic? I can think of several, how about you? Hebrews 13:5, 1 Timothy 6:9-10 What benefit would a person receive if they read the Satanic Bible? Anyone can appreciate more roses in the garden. Do you think roses grow in Chernobyl, and Fukushima?
  20. There should be a clarification for better understanding with this statement.
  21. This is a choice every one needs to make. We are imperfect (sinful), but do we need to "act" upon that sin, negatively? We give ourselves justifications and excuses for our behavior. That's why the application of the inspired word is vital, so we don't succumb to such temptations of being weak. With everything you see around you, how can you disprove demons are not active? People with weak minds can easily be influenced by evil.
  22. This is why, the word definition needs to be correctly understood with the inclination toward spirituality. Then a better understanding of what God's Holy Spirit is and how it's received should be the point of order. *** ws18 February, pp. 29-30 Joy—A Quality We Acquire From God *** Can a Christian who is already joyful get even more joy? Jesus said: “These things I have spoken to you, so that my joy may be in you and your joy may be made full.” (John 15:11) This shows that we can always get more joy. We can compare our joy to a fire. If we want a fire to get hotter, we must add more wood to it. Remember: Holy Spirit helps us to have joy. So if we want more joy, we need to keep asking for God’s spirit through prayer. We must also keep meditating on the Bible, which was inspired by the Holy Spirit.—Psalm 1:1, 2; Luke 11:13. Then you are confusing the issue.
  23. You should reacquaint yourself with learning to understand scripture again. NIV Gal 5:16-17 16 So I say, live by the Spirit, and you will not gratify the desires of the sinful nature. 17 For the sinful nature desires what is contrary to the Spirit, and the Spirit what is contrary to the sinful nature. They are in conflict with each other, so that you do not do what you want.
  24. Then you never understood the Watchtower Literature or the bible. What you are saying, God "guided" the apostles even though they received the spirit of God to heal and raise the dead. To a Christian, those abilities are more than guidance. Therefore, a Christian will understand the difference between, direct and indirect. Therefore, you believe the Watchtower is conveying, god's Holy Spirit stopped after the first century, is this correct? Can you give me an example of this? There are 2 separate distinctions here. What does reading the bible have to do with a supernatural event given by God? Are you saying, God doesn't have the ability to send an angel as a messenger to whomever he wants, just because we are not in bible time? Once again, what's the difference between direct and indirect? This is a none responsive comment from a former Jehovah's Witness, pointless, since there needs to be a correct understanding of God's Holy Spirit.
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