Thank you. I have just started reading about Elisha and I cannot believe there is not more about him being taught. I love Elisha's teaching. Peace and Love. xx
What if Jesus did not look like he is depicted in the stained glass of this church? If your answer is that it is just a painting, then I pose this question- Would you be comfortable if Jesus was depicted, in your church, as a Chinese man, black man, an East-Indian man, or an aborigine, etc? I was watching an animated film on Elijah, and there was a part where God consults with His angels. Sure enough, all of the angels looked European. There were no black angels, no Asian angels, but only European angels. How can we ever truly treat each other equally when the church implicitly suggests that one complexion is superior to another? Was there not a Christian mentioned in Acts by the name Simeon Niger? Did not Phillip baptize an Ethiopian Eunuch? Did not Moses marry an Ethiopian woman, thus meaning that that great man likely had half-black children (assuming that he, himself, was not black, for we do not know what the people looked like back then.) Do not all races descend from Shem, Ham, and Japheth? Weren't they brothers? Doesn't this mean that Shem, Ham, and Japheth were likely the same skin color? Yet, black people and Asian people descend from these three brothers- so what complexion were they? How could jet black come from white? Yet, I am sure that if you see any pictures of Noah, Shem, Ham, and Japheth, in many churches they are all depicted as white.
why do the Catholics use images in their assemblies when the Lord commands not to make any image neither of him or any creature and worship. I see the Indians who I work with with images and they worship them I consider them to be idolators. shouldnt we different.
Antonette Smith Peace and Grace. Christ made visible the invisible God, and thus it is allowed that images of Him be depicted. Venerating an icon is an act of respect and love that glorifies the Creator (like saluting to a soldier is an act of respect)
Thank you. I have just started reading about Elisha and I cannot believe there is not more about him being taught. I love Elisha's teaching. Peace and Love. xx
I was reading about Elisha this morning in my Bible time and decided to look up videos about Elisha. thank you so much!
Wonderful 👍🏽 Thank you so much.GOD bless you abundantly 🙏🏽
Becoming willing to be part of the greater mission instead of simply asking what God wants for/from me! Truth.
Wonderful. Thank you. So true.
Thanks for the word of God
What if Jesus did not look like he is depicted in the stained glass of this church? If your answer is that it is just a painting, then I pose this question- Would you be comfortable if Jesus was depicted, in your church, as a Chinese man, black man, an East-Indian man, or an aborigine, etc? I was watching an animated film on Elijah, and there was a part where God consults with His angels. Sure enough, all of the angels looked European. There were no black angels, no Asian angels, but only European angels. How can we ever truly treat each other equally when the church implicitly suggests that one complexion is superior to another? Was there not a Christian mentioned in Acts by the name Simeon Niger? Did not Phillip baptize an Ethiopian Eunuch? Did not Moses marry an Ethiopian woman, thus meaning that that great man likely had half-black children (assuming that he, himself, was not black, for we do not know what the people looked like back then.) Do not all races descend from Shem, Ham, and Japheth? Weren't they brothers? Doesn't this mean that Shem, Ham, and Japheth were likely the same skin color? Yet, black people and Asian people descend from these three brothers- so what complexion were they? How could jet black come from white? Yet, I am sure that if you see any pictures of Noah, Shem, Ham, and Japheth, in many churches they are all depicted as white.
why do the Catholics use images in their assemblies when the Lord commands not to make any image neither of him or any creature and worship. I see the Indians who I work with with images and they worship them I consider them to be idolators. shouldnt we different.
Antonette Smith Peace and Grace.
Christ made visible the invisible God, and thus it is allowed that images of Him be depicted.
Venerating an icon is an act of respect and love that glorifies the Creator (like saluting to a soldier is an act of respect)
Why are you watching youtube. It is a direct violation of the verse you state.
Very good. God bless
NICE
interesting