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I think the Spanish proverb works here that says, "He who loves one woman has loved them all; he who loves many, has loved none."

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Thanks.

Amen!

Seeing how this has absolutely nothing to do with the content of the video, I assume you are trolling Christian videos looking to release your venom. Usually it's the problem of authority that arises with the notion of a supreme being to which we all are accountable and these skeptics 101 statements serve as a way of propping up resolve for your rebellion. At least, that's how it used to be for me. Please don't confuse chattel slavery of the West with indentured servitude of the Israeli Middle East. One is the involuntary seizing of a person(s) from his or her home and then selling that person(s) on the open market to be bought like an animal or object, with no safeguards for his safety. These slaves had little to no chance of ever being set free, and that radiated throughout their lineage for the foreseeable future. The other is done out of necessity by the one who sells himself into service for 6 years in order to meet his needs, with the safeguard that, if he was harmed, the person he hired himself out to could even be killed. Someone could have paid to end the person's service earlier, but even if no one did, the person would be released at the end of 6 years. Unless, as the law says, if the person LOVES his life there and doesn't WANT to go, he can ASK to be a servant there for life. In the New Testament we have a very different set up with the letters being written to gentiles in the West. The advice from Paul is to become free if possible, but if not possible... he falls back on the words of the Lord Jesus to "Love your Enemies" and that includes slave owners. With people as property being backed into the social and economic crust of the culture in Asia Minor and to the west, telling slaves to rise up would have been a death sentence for them. It would have been a blood bath that rivaled the blood spilt at the Nika Revolts, although those wouldn't take place for another 450 years. I sure hope you're asking questions in the future instead making anger-filled comments.

@@brookvillebaptist oh so all those women they took after wiping out villages, they werent made into slaves? they were treated well? is that what you really think? the story of moses and his army taking 32000 women after murdering their families and you think that they werent just used for the men's own pleasure? sure, some people did put themselves into servitude, but the bible also specifically allows for actual slavery as well. one of the ways to get your "servant" to become your slave for life is to give him a wife, and now after his time of servitude is up, he has to choose either to abandon his wife and possibly children too in order to be free, or be your slave for the rest of his life just to keep his family. thats not a very good choice now is it?

@@brookvillebaptist oh so all those women they took after wiping out villages, they werent made into slaves? they were treated well? is that what you really think? the story of M0S3S and his army taking 32000 women after murdering their families and you think that they werent just used for the men's own pleasure? sure, some people did put themselves into servitude, but the bible also specifically allows for actual slavery as well. one of the ways to get your "servant" to become your slave for life is to give him a wife, and now after his time of servitude is up, he has to choose either to abandon his wife and possibly children too in order to be free, or be your slave for the rest of his life just to keep his family. thats not a very good choice now is it?

@@brookvillebaptist oh so all those women they took after wiping out villages, they werent made into slaves? they were treated well? is that what you really think? the story of Moses and his army taking 32000 women after killing their families and you think that they werent just used for the men's own pleasure? sure, some people did put themselves into servitude, but the bible also specifically allows for actual slavery as well. one of the ways to get your "servant" to become your slave for life is to give him a wife, and now after his time of servitude is up, he has to choose either to abandon his wife and possibly children too in order to be free, or be your slave for the rest of his life just to keep his family. thats not a very good choice now is it?

@@brookvillebaptist oh so all those women they took after wiping out villages, they werent made into slaves? they were treated well? is that what you really think? the story of Moses and his army taking thirty two thousand women after killing their families and you think that they werent just used for the men's own desires? sure, some people did put themselves into servitude, but the bible also specifically allows for actual slavery as well. one of the ways to get your "servant" to become your slave for life is to give him a wife, and now after his time of servitude is up, he has to choose either to abandon his wife and possibly children too in order to be free, or be your slave for the rest of his life just to keep his family. thats not a very good choice now is it?

@@celiasaenz8133 nah, not all flavors of Christianity believe in the 3 part God, some only believe 1

I've seen so many pastors tell the truth about obedience and righteousness according to the Law but then negate all that with their lawless traditions.

Thanks for your comment Mike. That's not entirely what I mean, but that is part of it. If you have a minute let me explain. First, we have to separate Fear of God from general fear. Fear isn't bad in its own right, it's only what or who you fear that can make it sinful. If we fear the World, the Flesh and the Devil, that shows that we have forgotten or haven't fully known the God that is powerful to save. If we fear God, it is a sign of wisdom, for He is Holy and Just; the apex of all Power and Knowledge. When imperfect creatures understand the magnitude of their perfect Creator, the contrast should rightly cause fear. And so it was when I first read scripture and saw my sinful and hopeless state before a Holy God that I couldn't stand before, and I feared judgement. Hebrews 10:31 "It is a fearful thing to fall into the hands of the living God." It was that fear that propelled me to trust all my life to the salvation accomplished in His Son Jesus. But what you said is true, and it shows signs of true belief in Christ. Look at 2 Corinthians 7:10 "For godly sorrow produces repentance..." When a Christian sins, he fears that he has hurt the heart of God. This produces godly sorrow, which in turn causes the believer to ask God for forgiveness and for the strength/courage to change and not hurt Him again. Thanks for asking.

Indeed, all who heed the Lord's call by the Spirit will desire to follow the Lord in baptism. This is one of the many fruits of repentance. As it says, "Repent, and let everyone of you be baptized in the name of the Lord Jesus for the remission of sins; Acts 2:38.

Yes, Praise God Forever!

It seems pretty straight forward. If someone is speaking in the present, he would use the present tense.

If I defined paranoid in such a way that it would encompass the actions of, let's say, a fire inspector who assesses a building and then installs fire suppression methods, knowing from experience that fires do indeed happen... Then yes, I think this scripture could fall under that definition of Paranoid. But stating a scripture that readies people for something that does in fact take place, isn't paranoid, in the traditional sense, but rather, is just helping people endure what they experience.

@@brookvillebaptist I should have added histrionic to my reply. I doubt the Christians of Brookville will ever be truly "persecuted." So, this passage and your comments appear quite an exaggeration of what is remotely possible; however, currently improbable.

That's like removing the protein and iron from meat because it's... "nonsense".

@@beyondthelowcountry9974 well removing protein from meat is removing the meat so poor analogy but ironically if you have to take out the protein from the meat then that tells you a lot about the quality of meat.

If you've taken an essential part out of a food, it would probably tell me that you didn't have good information about the food in the first place. Which is exactly what I see here. Where meats do have protein, as we both said, they are so much more than just that. They are also, fats, Iron, calcium, zinc, phosphorous, potassium, sodium, B vitamins, vitamin D, and cholesterol. Which is to say, if we remove essential parts from something, like scripture, they may still do us some good, Such as Richard Dawkins claiming to be a "Cultural Christian" (ruclips.net/video/COHgEFUFWyg/видео.htmlsi=OGj0RUAwLUex3RRJ) because it forsters Humanitarianism, but it doesn't garner the fullness of the thing itself.

@@beyondthelowcountry9974 yeah but the majority of what makes meat is different types of proteins. All you said is basically so little it’s not really comparable. Meat is muscle mass and muscle mass made of muscle fibers stretched and attached to one another all these fibers are made of protein so 90% of that steak is protein and water, remove the protein and you just left with bone, fat and some minerals not much of a steak. But you tried, it sure ain’t the Bible that’s going to tell you what meat is made of, try biology.

😄 God love ya. The initial comment had little to do with meat, but rather overemphasizing a something to show the ridiculousness of something else. If you remove the miraculous from scripture, it becomes another humanitarian self-help book. it's of some good, like the protein-deficient meat, but it's just not everything it was supposed to be.

Not so much boring, but rather exhausting! I wish people would quit it, but then there is another kidnapping/mass murder in Nigeria, or censorship by Big Tech, or new "hate speech" Legislation passed. The Western Church may not get the worst of it by any means, but regardless, I'm ready for my brothers and sisters around the world to not be victims. It's exhausting!

Turn to God

@@beyondthelowcountry9974 truly. May God bless you

@@beyondthelowcountry9974 and may God bless and guide this man toeards him

Thank you. And may He truly bless you as well!

I'm happy to hear it. Amen.

@@brookvillebaptist I wonder did he really do this ? I Haven't look into it yet. This is REALLY SAD if it is true.

Even with the added dynamic equivalence going from the original to english, it really doesn't read any differently. How do you read it?

Yes, I'm sure they would. But unlike the Resurrection, fictional stories have no power to turn the world upside down and restructure society over two millennia the way Christianity has. There is really something transformative that takes place with eye witness that can't be duplicated by mere second-hand stories. Gamaliel - a first century Jewish teacher gave sound advice concerning the preaching of a risen Christ, "IF this plan or this work is of men, it will come to nothing; BUT if it is of God, you cannot overthrow it - lest you even be found to fight against God." 2,000 years and it hasn't come to nothing. That's something you can witness with your eyes today.

@@brookvillebaptist Hindu Islam Judaism 🥱

When did Hinduism ever effect the world? Other than giving it yoga. If it did, how come no one is familiar with the fiction they wrote? Less than 25% of Hindus know what is said in the Vedas, Upanishads, Bhagwat Geeta etc., so how is it supposed to have affected the world. Islam isn't fiction, it's just corrupted history appropriated from Judaism and Christianity. Judaism isn't a separate category, just the soil out of which the flower of Christianity emerged. It wrote the prophecies, Christ fulfilled them.

Irrelevant I was refering to how gullible people will follow any kind of bs

What are you following?

Fiction has no power to change the world. You can see the impact Christianity has had on the world. Harry Potter may trend for a few generations, and Hunger Games may live on as long as books and movies keep being made, but all they have the power to do is entertain.

@brookvillebaptist Oh I disagree ...I believe that most of the dialogues that Plato wrote were probably fictional and yet the foundation of western civilization.

Touché! But as you just said, "Western Civilization" , that's only part of the world. Christ is changing lives from East to West. Philosophical fiction can only do so much.

WE PREACH CHRIST CRUCIFIED, to the Jews a stumbling block and to the Gentiles FOOLISHNESS, (or in your words Craziness) 24 but to those who are called, both Jews and Gentiles, Christ the power of God and the wisdom of God. 1 Corinthians 1:23-24

Amen!

We shouldn't attempt to reconcile an unbelieving life with one that has been redeemed by the perfect blood of Christ. But what we must do is to never grow weary of preaching the Gospel to our unbelieving neighbor and to, as Hebrews 12:14 says, "Pursue peace with all people." The devil doesn't fall into the category of "people" because he is not a human being but an angelic being. Finding a way to be peaceable with unbelieving people around us opens a door for evangelism to take place.