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Thanks for the prayer! Always welcome 😁

Poor sound - hard to hear on my phone.

Your deity endorsed rape, incest, slavery, genocide and... infanticide. It must be true - it's in your own special book! What moral hypocrisy!!!

Do you know Gino Jennings from First Church of our Lord Jesus Christ.

same way the paper when combined creates a hard piece, same way air is not completely invisible as when layered even the most powerful telescope cannot see beyond the visibility of the day. <3

We do it says the beast will be slayed by the first beast and raised by the power of satan or false prophet (il double check) and then everyone will worship the beast slayed after rose again.

Also says only a few shall be saved but with 144,000 was a number no man can count, but the many are the lost only a few chosen.

I have been stuck on the similarity described between Christ and Satan, Both described as serpent, both as lion, one of the beast return with the wholes in hand and feet, will be rose up again and worshiped by all, can you help how I can see that this is not christ.

Sorry for the camera angle, we will do better next time😂😊

Thank you for this video, it‘s very pleasant to know we can still be a proper community regardless of distance. Love and Prayers for you and your loved ones.

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A message for our times.

Very nice.. From India

Great. Thanks for this message !

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To put this in context,these are the laws of Moses and he is writing to the Jewish people during their 40 years in the wilderness journey, the book of Deuteronomy was written in the final 40 day period before the Jews entered the promised land and Deuteronomy 19:1 -25:19 are community laws. There is a running theme throughout forbidding the mixing of what ought to be kept separate (not sowing a field with 2 types of grain, not making a shirt out of 2 types of fabric etc, the reason is symbolic for the Jewish people as God commands them to keep themselves separate because they are the chosen people. Christians are instructed to love the sinner, but hate the sin. However if you take a literal interpretation of Deuteronomy 22:5 then we learn that God hates (detests) the sinner… This includes all women who wear any men’s clothes! But wait… If you accept Deuteronomy 22 then we must not only abstain from crossdressing, but we are required to stone adulterers, stone anyone guilty of fornication, and we are to punish rapists by requiring them to marry their victims. Too often we decide to obey some verses that meet our standards, while ignoring verses that disturb us. Should we really abide by verse 5 and toss out the rest of chapter 22? We also fail to interpret 22:5 in the historical context of 1300 BC. The clothing of the genders in that time wasn’t anything like today. Nobody wore pants. There was no such thing as pantyhose, stilettos, bras, and much more. Also society practiced a separation of the sexes. Men and women never, ever, mingled together. In fact some modern Jews believe that the separation of genders was intrinsic to understanding Deuteronomy 22. They believe that men and women dressed in each other’s clothing could only mean they were trying to break the prohibition against gender mingling. So 22:5 is really concerned about promoting sexual purity by maintaining the separation of genders, and God really isn’t that disturbed by cultures where men wear kilts, sarongs, fustanellas, dhotis, lavalavas, hakamas, and other forms of skirts. In order to understand verses like 22:5 properly we not only need to put them in their historical context but we need to understand the social norms and values or their time. The Bible includes prohibitions that serve to conform to the social norms of their culture. For instance 1 Cor 11:5 requires women to cover their heads when they pray. In 1 Cor 11:14 it says, “the very nature of things teach you that if a man has long hair, it is a disgrace to him”. Wait, Jesus had long hair, and so did all Nazarene men. Men today can have long hair and nature doesn’t teach us that its a disgrace. It may well be that the prohibition in 22:5 had to do with social norms, such as the segregation of the genders, or a reference to suitability for battle, or for Jews to remain distinct from their pagan neighbors. In their time there were pagans, such as the Cybele's cult, that had priests who castrated themselves and tried to pass as women. The literal translation of bible scriptures and trying to fit them in today’s terms causes anger, fear & depression, Gods heart is of love for people regardless of who they are, it is not for man to hide behind scripture to justify prejudice.

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Great message today. I really enjoyed it.

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Apologies, I couldn't see the breaks in transmission, it's a shame so many key points and scriptures were missing

Thank you 😊

Man fail all the time, but Got not. I wish I had more patients and faith.

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Great message !

Where two or more are in agreement God will truly answer that prayer and I truly believe that

Thankyou for your prayers

AMEN !

Thankyou be blessed and well