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Old 12-04-2007, 10:06 PM
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So Elder, if Nakoe decides not to particapate in the upcoming footwashing service...are you saying she will burn in hell over this?


BTW...what took you so long to get here on this thread??
If a person refuses to wash feet yes they will be lost. You cannot refuse to obey Jesus and be saved. It was a direct command.
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Old 12-04-2007, 10:22 PM
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Can you explain further? Or do you have any links that explain it in depth? I'm curious about this, I've never heard this before.

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If a person refuses to wash feet yes they will be lost. You cannot refuse to obey Jesus and be saved. It was a direct command.
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Old 12-04-2007, 10:22 PM
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If a person refuses to wash feet yes they will be lost. You cannot refuse to obey Jesus and be saved. It was a direct command.
How many feet do you have to wash to be saved?
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Old 12-04-2007, 10:29 PM
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Once again, Bro. MOW has spoken truth. IMO, Foot washing is an intregal part of Communion (or the Lord's Supper). They go "hand in glove", so to speak. It, like Communion, is symbolic of our remembrance of the Lord's death.

If, for whatever reason, you feel uncomfortable in participating, then perhaps you should refrain. There is no Scriptural basis for setting a certain day for its observance, though many churches observe Communion/Foot Washing at the first of the year (perhaps to "get the year off right).
Ok, this makes sense.
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Old 12-04-2007, 10:31 PM
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Can you explain further? Or do you have any links that explain it in depth? I'm curious about this, I've never heard this before.
While I respect the man, there's simply no depth to that post. It's just hyperbole to maintain his image.
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Old 12-04-2007, 10:31 PM
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Look, a pastor can't force you to do something you aren't wanting to do. Pray and believe God. If at any time up to the time of the service you aren't at peace doing it, then don't do it. Excuse yourself. Sit in the back. Come in after the footwashing is over. You are an adult and have options.

This salvation is not a burden. Cast your cares on Jesus.
I know..I know. lol I won't if I don't feel ok with things then.

Thanks for the bolded.
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Old 12-04-2007, 10:32 PM
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If a person refuses to wash feet yes they will be lost. You cannot refuse to obey Jesus and be saved. It was a direct command.
Respectfully Elder, Jesus told the disciples in Jn 13:15 I have given you an example

He had asked them in vs 12 Do you know aht I have done to you?

The obvious answer was that he had washed their feet, but that was ONLY an example they in that culture could relate to. his lesson was deeper that.

The lesson he was teaching is that the greater should serve the lessor in all things, not just a mere washing of the feet that was practiced by most in that era, but to always be in humble submission to our brothers.

Jesus taught in parables, EXAMPLES. He did this to get his point across.

His washing of the disciples feet was just that, an example as vs 15 states.

If you think he was making a custom of that time, a binding sacrament of the church, I think you have missed the object lesson Jesus gave the disciples recorded in John 13.

Hope maybe some day you might see the lesson there. Because I think that binding things upon NT Christians as salvational that are not salvational will get you in a bit of trouble when we all give a reckoning.
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Old 12-04-2007, 10:38 PM
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Ok, lets see...
1) Repent
2) be baptized according to Acts 2:38
3) be filled with the Holy Ghost and speak in tongues
4) Observe standards (even the long sleeved ones)
5) Wash feet
6) Observe communion
7) Believe in One God
3) Men, DO NOT grow facial hair
4) Attend church EVERY SERVICE
5) Women, DO NOT preach
6) ...and don't cut your hair
7) Obey EVERYTHING your pastor tells you
8) Attend a CONSERVATIVE Apostolic Church
9) Do not own, watch or even glimpse at a TV
...and thou shalt be saved.

Have I missed anything?
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Respectfully Elder, Jesus told the disciples in Jn 13:15 I have given you an example

He had asked them in vs 12 Do you know aht I have done to you?

The obvious answer was that he had washed their feet, but that was ONLY an example they in that culture could relate to. his lesson was deeper that.

The lesson he was teaching is that the greater should serve the lessor in all things, not just a mere washing of the feet that was practiced by most in that era, but to always be in humble submission to our brothers.

Jesus taught in parables, EXAMPLES. He did this to get his point across.

His washing of the disciples feet was just that, an example as vs 15 states.

If you think he was making a custom of that time, a binding sacrament of the church, I think you have missed the object lesson Jesus gave the disciples recorded in John 13.

Hope maybe some day you might see the lesson there. Because I think that binding things upon NT Christians as salvational that are not salvational will get you in a bit of trouble when we all give a reckoning.
Brother, I appreciate the fact that you have more patience than I do. LOL
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Old 12-04-2007, 10:39 PM
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Well for a little lesson:
Mt.28:20 "Teaching them to OBSERVE ALL things I have commanded..."
Mt. 7:24-27....therefor whosoever heareth these sayings of mine and DOETH them, I will liken him unto a wise man...........and everyone that heareth these sayings of mine and DOETH THEM NOT I will liken him unto a foolish man.
1Tim. 6:3....if any man teach other wise and consent NOT to the wholesome WORDS OF OUR LORD JESUS CHRIST......he is proud, knowing nothing.
Jn. 13:4-17 just the highlights:
Jesus takes literal water in a literal pan and literally washes the disciples literal feet.
Tells Peter if he does not wash his feet 'thou hast NO part with me'
v.12..................KNOW ye what I have done unto you?
v. 13 Ye call me Lord and Master and ye say well for so I am.
v.14 If I then be your Lord and master have washed your feet ye ALSO OUGHT to wash one another's feet.
15. I have given you an EXAMPLE that ye should DO as I have DONE to you.
v.17 If ye know these things happy are ye if ye DO them.
Your choice. Be foolish if you want to I will be wise and DO what Jesus DID and commanded.
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