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Just signed on and saw my name & FB post copied...I thought to respond...then I thought better...but I went with my first thought...LOL
(Of course it's silly to argue this point with people that no longer believe it's wrong for women to cut their hair...but here goes my handful of pearls..."sooooo-ee").
* Lee Stoneking doesn't believe in Holy Hair. To keep saying this means you are deaf, sower of discord or happy being ignorant. Bro Stoneking has answered this nonsense so many times. I have always had trouble with bullies and gossips. I don't like seeing the judgmental attitude that some have manifested in "going after" this good man. If that shoe were on your foot...you'd die of gangrene in a week. Many of you have felt the pain of judgment and slander, yet you are doing it yourself. "Abstaining From Gossip" is one of our 4 requirements for membership @ POK. I know this doesn't apply to everyone. I've been very respectful of others views on this forum. I will continue to do so...There are some kind-hearted people on this forum...unfortunately... they are not alone. I respect that some of you are passionate about holding onto Biblical doctrine. Our age is full of churches preaching a slimy "non-doctrine". Jesus described "many" that will come at judgment who were "Pentecostal-like" yet were not in covenant with Him. In this "I'm-a-friend-of-God" generation many have stopped reading their Bibles. Jesus said "Ye are my friends, if ye do whatsoever I command you." ( John 15:14) At the end of time we will be judged by our faithfulness and obedience to God's commandment. Good intentions have nothing to do with salvation. If you are passionate about scripture...passionate about obeying God's Word...I'm with you. If you are going after a man that's said he doesn't believe this doctrine...I'm against you. The clip is being taken out of context. Bro Stoneking is being taken out of context and slandered. The root behind it isn't a desire for righteousness but bitterness over past hurt by men. This bullying crusade against Bro Stoneking is not advancing anyone's cause. This continued accusation would qualify for a few of the 7 things God hates ( Prov 6...I think).
* Max, You re posted my comments...wow...you are fast...someone even became my friend to copy my comments. It must have been a very big deal for you. I apologize if I've offended you or anyone else. Please forgive me.
* The internet is too permanent of media to be careless with your words. We must all use wisdom. I didn't mean to post it to my facebook profile anyway. It was automatically posted when I commented on the YouTube video. I should have emailed my comments to those who had questions privately. I posted them publicly because I didn't want them (or on-lookers) to misunderstand why I pulled the video down. I do believe strongly in the doctrine of separation.
God bless you guys...
The Lord is coming soon...let's keep our net from breaking...
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Thanks for the reply, Rob.
I wasn't offended. I was disappointed that you would promote the absurdity that this particular evangelist has been preaching around the country.
When you say he doesn't believe in "magic hair," perhaps you mean he doesn't call it that, but that's essentially what it amounts to. I think Dan Segrave's "A Plea For Caution" should be heeded to, but instead has been intentionally disregarded.
The shennanigans of having women lay their hair on others for healing is appalling and a great example of why Pentecostals/Charismatics as a whole get such a bad rap.
At the end of the day, yes we are just swine-like because I personally think it's a tragedy that churches still put demands on women over a passage that is obscure at best, and where most scholars don't even consider the context of the passage to have uncut hair in view, no matter the varying implications of what that passage means to us today.
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Bro Stoneking has answered this nonsense so many times.
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Where? When? The only responses I have heard are his "judgement prophecies" where he says those who oppose his teachings will be judged by God (some close to him have even said he prays for such judgement on individuals -- lovely). So, please kindly direct me to where Lee says he doesn't believe the teachings that have been dubbed for lack of a better word "Magic Hair."
This is not back-door Gossip. This is open-forum discussion on an issue that he is unfortuantely the poster boy for... there's really no way around that.
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Our age is full of churches preaching a slimy "non-doctrine".
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Actually, I think many churches are hungry for stripping their doctrines down to Bible doctrines. In doing so, they've shed some baggage, but of course from your vantage point they just look like antinomian compromisers.
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The root behind it isn't a desire for righteousness but bitterness over past hurt by men.
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How can you know? Is this the root for everyone that seeks correction in teaching? That decries false teaching? This motivation speculation is a text book for how these matters are reacted to in your circles. "What! You disagree? You must have a bad heart...." and then the dagger... "You are bitter!"
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