I'll have my wife lay her hair on my wallet and 100s will suddenly appear.
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People who are always looking for fault,can find it easily all they have to do,is look into their mirror.
There they can find plenty of fault.
But just think of all the glory you will have!!! LOL!
Multiple nervous breakdowns from all of the menopause.
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People who are always looking for fault,can find it easily all they have to do,is look into their mirror.
There they can find plenty of fault.
The funny thing is that this type of behaviour and belief is not a part of traditional old time Pentecostal uncut hair doctrine.
I think Elder Eplely and other ultra cons or cons who hold to the uncut hair doctrine but not the RR fantas....er.......doctrinal take on it would tell you that they do not have to resort to assigining special powers and angels to uncut hair to teach their view of the neccessity of it.
I will tell you CLEARLY that I am 3rd gen Apostolic, do not cut my hair today and this is NOT something familiar to ME!!
It is a ridiculous notion that has infested the Church. As I stated in an earlier post, when a SIL flat out told me that SHE had power in the prayer room that other women did not have simply because she didn't cut her hair, I was shocked.
I repeat that this laying your hair on folks is spooky business...
In all my years in Oneness Pentecost I have never heard of such a thing until just the past few years.
Never did I hear any of the old-time women talk about their hair being a "veil of protection". Never did I ever see them take it down while praying at the altar or while worshiping.
Never did I ever see them laying their hair on the altar or over a child or anything else for that matter.
This is a new thing and it is error - pure and simple!!
I will tell you CLEARLY that I am 3rd gen Apostolic, do not cut my hair today and this is NOT something familiar to ME!!
It is a ridiculous notion that has infested the Church. As I stated in an earlier post, when a SIL flat out told me that SHE had power in the prayer room that other women did not have simply because she didn't cut her hair, I was shocked.
I repeat that this laying your hair on folks is spooky business...
I think the teaching came along around the same time RR started writing books. What a coincidence, huh?
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I've gone and done it now! I'm on Facebook!!!
Yes, you are absolutely right, but this business is another thing all together, Thad...
Barb, this business has gotten distorted by a few who don't agree with the "uncut hair" doctrine and, subsequently, turned this into a witch hunt.
Once again, here is what the original post said:
"Lord, I made a covenant with you not to cut my hair. My hair is a veil of protection for me and my family. My hair is my glory and power with the angels. 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."
Isn't it funny how some read this as someone using a bargaining chip with God, while others read it as calling upon the promises of God? We've certainly all reminded God, in times of need, of how faithful we've been to Him, haven't we? Just because someone doesn't agree that uncut hair on a woman means anything does not give them liberty to conjure up all sorts of silly references to witch craft, etc.
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And the LORD shall be king over all the earth: in that day shall there be one LORD, and his name one. [Zechariah 14:9]
Ignorance of the Identity of the One True God is not a valid reason to practice idolatry.