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[Ron]

Originally Posted by Felicity

Now Ron.........you know full well that even amongst conservative Oneness Pentecostals there is debate over Paul's teaching. We have evidence of that right here in this area with some pastors demanding uncut hair, some demanding hats, and others allowing for trimming.


There is no concensus on the "hair" chapter.

Well when I saw "obedience"....

I don't think a women's hair has magic any more than Samson's did.
His obedience to his vow is what gave him his strength.

BTW His strength lie in the "Annointing" of almighty God!
Always has always did.

[Sherri]

These kind of people take away the healing power of the blood sacrifice of the cross. Healing is in Him alone, not in anyone's hair. This is Hair-esy!!!!

[Felicity]

And as I lay my hair before you, uncut in obedience to your Word, I am asking you to heal and protect my husband from this disease that has been diagnosed."

It's quite clear to me from this statement where her faith lies.

[OGIA]

Sorry if I missed any posts after page....oh, 6. The topic has gotten so diverted from the original intent that it's not worth addressing most of the questions. So, I quit reading.

Felicity, I believe the man was healed because of the prayers of a godly, faith-filled woman. She used her hair as a reminder to God, just as you used whatever it was you said you reminded God of. The uncut hair issue was brought out by YOU and another who don't agree, and then the bandwagon started and ran with the notion that uncut hair was being used as some sort of witchcraft-ish tool. How stupid! Juvenile and idiotic might even apply.

In closing, the topic of whether you cut your hair or not as a woman is NONE OF MY BUSINESS. That is why I would not go into this with rgcraig. It is up to YOU and your husband, if you're married. Of course, it's ultimately between you and God. I don't delve into such areas with single or married women.

Many of you have chosen what you will do and already do. I don't choose to waste my keyboard breath to pursue this topic.

[berkeley]

Magic hair.... witchcraft!!!

[Felicity]

Originally Posted by OGIA

Sorry if I missed any posts after page....oh, 6. The topic has gotten so diverted from the original intent that it's not worth addressing most of the questions. So, I quit reading.

Felicity, I believe the man was healed because of the prayers of a godly, faith-filled woman. She used her hair as a reminder to God, just as you used whatever it was you said you reminded God of. The uncut hair issue was brought out by YOU and another who don't agree, and then the bandwagon started and ran with the notion that uncut hair was being used as some sort of witchcraft-ish tool. How stupid! Juvenile and idiotic might even apply.

In closing, the topic of whether you cut your hair or not as a woman is NONE OF MY BUSINESS. That is why I would not go into this with rgcraig. It is up to YOU and your husband, if you're married. Of course, it's ultimately between you and God. I don't delve into such areas with single or married women.

Many of you have chosen what you will do and already do. I don't choose to waste my keyboard breath to pursue this topic.

Fine, although I think the terms juvenile and idiotic are a stretch.

Are we going to start bandying these kind of descriptive terms about when discussion doesn't go our way? Because if so I have a few repartee's you might appreciate.......or not.

[Felicity]

Originally Posted by Berkeley

Magic hair.... witchcraft!!!

Double, double toil and trouble; Fire burn, and cauldron bubble

[RevDWW]

Cat fight!!!!!!

Look I personally think that long hair is a glory to the woman, seems Paul said the same. I don't see Paul saying anything about cut hair and hell.

The question that each woman should ask herself is: "How much glory do I want?"

[berkeley]

Originally Posted by Felicity

Double, double toil and trouble; Fire burn, and cauldron bubble

lol

[berkeley]

Originally Posted by RevDWW

Cat fight!!!!!!

Look I personally think that long hair is a glory to the woman, seems Paul said the same. I don't see Paul saying anything about cut hair and hell.

The question that each woman should ask herself is: "How much glory do I want?"

Are you serious?