All Trinitarians are Lost!!!!!!!!!!!

[Scott Hutchinson]

When I went to my new job Friday and stepped into the building I was lost and had to ask directions.

[Aquila]

Originally Posted by Timmy

And this one?

Luke 17:34 I tell you, in that night there shall be two men in one bed; the one shall be taken, and the other shall be left.

You know you aint right Timmy! lol

I'm just glad you didn't go to Luke 17:35. Jeesh!

[houston]

Bunch of pervs.

[Jay]

Seekerman, I am not going to ask you for the names of the pastors, but I am going to ask for the links to the news articles that launched inquiries into the deaths of so many people due to this doctrine. I know that it sure turns up on the national media from time to time, but I have only heard about it from far fringe Trintarians who are not really affiliated with anyone. Show me the news articles.

As far as I am concerned, the children are under the juristiction of the parents. If the parents do not seek medical attention for their child, that is their perogative. The government at no level has any right or responsiblity to interfere. This goes double in the case of religious preference. Do you really want the government taking your children away for refusing to take them in for a yearly check-up. That is what this leads to eventually.

[Jay]

Btw, I do not agree with them, but it is their choice. They will stand before an Almighty God who will determine whether it was the right thing to do or not.

[houston]

No business of the gubment? So much for LIFE, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.

[KeptByTheWord]

Originally Posted by Titus2woman

During the week I work full time in a hospital. On both ends of my day shift I milk cows and goats, tend our livestock's medical needs with shots, hoof trims, etc., process the milk, tend the gardens, pick produce, make cheese, can, freeze and otherwise preserve food, make jams and jellies, cook regular meals, bake bread, clean, wash, iron. Visit the sick, take meals to those who can not cook for themselves... well I could go on but you get the picture.

My husband works second shift 10X4 Tuesday-Friday. He also feeds all the farm animals, does hay, picks up feed, tills, plants, weeds and tends a huge garden. Provides restraint for any animals that I need to work on... well... his schedule makes mine look tame.

For us the Sabbath looks like this. I get off work early on Friday and come straight home so that I can make our meals for Saturday, usually cold meats (homegrown, we don't eat store food) and cheeses and a porridge for breakfast that only has to be warmed up. I put everything in the bread maker and set the timer so we will have a fresh crusty loaf of warm bread and sometimes start a soup or stew in the crock pot. My husband has already filled all the animals feeders with enough to take them through the next 24 hours. I get the milking done before dark. Then chores are over.

Saturday we get up and turn on some worship music, get a cup of coffee or tea and go sit on the porch for prayer time. we have family devotions bible reading, talk about our previous week and what the Lord is doing in our family, on our jobs, in our church and in our community. We plan an act of service for the next week, we write the devotional for the church bulletin. During the day we might or might not listen to music, we do use our computers but only for 'fun' and do not do business, return business emails, pay bills, etc. Sometimes we play a board game or horse shoes out side or go for a nature walk in the woods behind the house and contemplate God in nature.

Later in the day family comes by and we visit. Sometimes we go to see them. We repeat most of what we did as a couple that morning with the wider group of our kin. Sometimes friends come by and are included although we do not share that we are Sabbath keeping with those who might be upset by it or not understand it.

It ends for us just after sun down on Saturday with our milking the cows who are about an hour overdue and not happy about it (cows are creatures of habit). We fill feeders and water tanks and do whatever other chores we need to catch up. Come in and get ready for church on Sunday.

Overall it is the best day of the week

Sounds wonderful to me T2W!!! Our family has been rethinking the Sabbath, as I've always been taught that Jesus is our rest, and indeed, He is. However, there is something to just setting a day aside and resting in the Lord, and taking time to spend in His Word, and with our families. Thank you for sharing your illustration of how you carry this out in your own home!!

[Aquila]

Originally Posted by KeptByTheWord

Sounds wonderful to me T2W!!! Our family has been rethinking the Sabbath, as I've always been taught that Jesus is our rest, and indeed, He is. However, there is something to just setting a day aside and resting in the Lord, and taking time to spend in His Word, and with our families. Thank you for sharing your illustration of how you carry this out in your own home!!

Amen! Even if you prefer gathering, or your church meets on Sunday, one can still honor the Sabbath in their family lives. Setting aside a day for rest and devotional focus for the entire family is a wonerful thing to do. And... no man can condemn you or forbid you.

[bbyrd009]

Originally Posted by Amanah

I've been thinking about this a lot this morning. We are so hung up on death, hell, and the grave, which Jesus defeated to give us life more abundantly. Too bad we can't shift our focus more toward life instead of endlessly debating who is on their way to hell, or does our sense of balance depend on jockeying for position to see who is first and who is last? I'm tired of being obsessed with religion, I want to move away from the hell centric view and more toward joy, joy, unspeakable joy . . . righteousness, peace and joy in the Holy Ghost.

Amen! Trust that this is what God wants for you too.
http://www.wikihow.com/Lose-Your-Religion
And I suggest you run from anyone who wants to talk about their particular sect's, or any other sects' "walls."

[johnny44]

Didn"t the disciples pick corn on the sabbath? Matt 12:1