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Originally Posted by Aquila
Chide me if you like... But if you truly look at it objectively... I'm telling the truth.
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I can't take this conversation seriously, let alone be objective to its weird content.
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Originally Posted by Aquila
The utterance could have said, "Yea I say this is He whose words are written in the Good Book!"
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Or the utterance could have said,
"yea I say this is he who is sick and tired of people claiming I'm the one making the ridiculous statements when they have a message in tongues."
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Originally Posted by Aquila
We'd know that the Spirit meant.
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Good grief man.
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It isn't uncommon for God to condescend to our level and speak in our vernacular to clarify what He desires to say.
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Really? Oh, so I guess when a sister stood up and said
"thus saith the Lord, my people my people I love your worship, and Bubba happy birthday."
Or how about
"thus saith the Lord, my people my people I love your worship, and merry Xmas."
Come on already, are we going to debate this sort of foolishness?
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Originally Posted by Aquila
I don't know... maybe what I'm trying to say is too deep for you to understand and give me credit on.
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Yeah, so very deep, that a good set of waders should be employed.
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Perhaps we should let it go and vote that the Spirit should only be believed if it speaks in the King James English using a 1611 vernacular and lots of vibrato.
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Once had a woman brought forth a message in a high screeching voice, it scared the children, caused the saints to raise an eyebrow, and sent the visitors walking towards the sanctuary exit.
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