I currently fellowship in a home. For more info, I suggest reading the book
"Constantine's Sword" by James Carroll. (C) 2001 ISBN 0-618-21908-0,
Mariner Books. In the process of reading this novelization, you will begin to
see why wicked Constantine did what he did and his spirit lives on.
Amen, Terry! I hope to hear more soon. This was my
experience in a church at home also. Such places are few and far between. Izzy
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Izzy:
You asked about differences, comparing the institutional church with home church. They are many, and I cannot think of them all at one setting, but I will point out the most obvious.
If you study the New Testament, you will never find reference to a building fund, or even to a buil
Marlin:
If he in fact did get it, it is more than interesting.
Terry
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My package had a return address. It is interesting t
My package had a return address. It is interesting
that he never mentions the one contemporary book that is most like his
own.
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Sent: Wednesday, March 12, 2003 10:02
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Subject: [TruthTalk] Pagan
Slade,
I must say I’m happy to hear you are writing
about the Messiah now, rather than about Dungeons & Dragons. I had to
forbid my sons to play that game! You obviously have a checkered past. But once
a computer geek, always a computer geek! J
Izzy (Secret writer of drippy rom
Terry,
My happiest “church” memories are of a time when
I worshipped in a home church. It was the most genuine type of church I ever
experienced. More intimate. Children all present amongst us. Real meeting of
the needs of one another. Real utilization of our spiritual gifts. Unfortuna
I like his email address!!!
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14:04
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Sabbath
By the way, Terrywhat does your
email address imply about you Izzy
--
I am a former computer geek, former author for
the D&D game, former boat-mechanic, former glazier (worker of glass and
windows), former "facilitator" of a Messianic fellowship in southern Wisconsin.
I'm a lot of formers, but nothing along the lines of a gumshoe. Sorry. My life
has not been T
"Booger" is a nick name my uncle gave me. Not one that I am particularly proud of, but I have been called worse. When the service provider said that I had to have an identifying address, Booger was the first word to come to mind.. ...probably says something about my mental condition.
Thank you for the welcome. I've been a member since 02/23/03 13:11 PM. I've
just been silent, working on a book and hoping to get involved at some
point.
As far as your gently posed question, you should ask your Judge. His name is
YHVH.
Unlike us, He is not a liar.
-- slade
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ftr, i'm trying to affirm your wisdom lately,
DavidM, in showing some restraint on this issue; am partic glad to see you
working at 'error correction'--i.e., even error correcting your own posts; not a
big deal, though, i've had to do mine, too
also, i'm not putting it past the biblical
Re
but, God is still the real
thing--eh??
* 666!!>
On Thu, 13 Mar 2003 12:51:15 -0500
"David Miller" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:>It appears to me that the chapters before and
after Psalm 118 are not >as reported in that email.
great post, David! thx.
On Thu, 13 Mar 2003 08:40:19 -0500
"David Miller" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:> Hi Gary. We
were talking about numbers, so I thought I would pass > this along for
your consideration..
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Izzy
wrote:
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David, You are going to confuse me if you
>
don't diffe
By the way, Terry—what does your email address imply
about you Izzy
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I thought that was a song about Coke. Terry is just bragging
about his age because he knows that age brings wisdom. J Izzy
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Hi Slade! What a cool name; are you a detective? Izzy
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Subject: [TruthTalk] The Sabbath
Breaker of Numbers
The Shab
Hi Terry :-) I didn't perceive you as
aged..actually wonder if you might be a (closet?) U2
fan(?)
They have a great! song about this
subject, called _The Real Thing_
On Wed, 12 Mar 2003 22:08:34 -0600
"Terry Clifton" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
..the God of the Jews [i]s
the real thi
Slade wrote:
> It was not the breaking of Shabbat that caused his stoning,
> it was the INTENTIONAL SIN that killed him.
Welcome to TruthTalk, Slade.
Are you saying that breaking Shabbat is not a capital offense? How do you
understand the following verses?
Exo 31:14 Ye shall keep the sabbath th
Izzy wrote:
> David, You are going to confuse me if you
> don't differentiate between whether you are
> talking about today (NT times) or OT times.
> I assumed you were talking about today.
> Are these all going to be trick questions?
LOL. I did not mean to make it a "trick question." The fact t
The Shabbat breaker in Numbers was stoned. One
thing you must NOT forget is that he paraded himself and his sin before the
whole congregation. Reread the text and discover this truth for yourself. It was
not the breaking of Shabbat that caused his stoning, it was the INTENTIONAL SIN
that kil
We changed our way of living slightly about three years ago when we gave up on the institutional church and formed a home church. If you are interested in what the differences are, let me know and I will explain. If you aren't interested, don't feel bad. Most people aren't.
Terry
--
It appears to me that the chapters before and after Psalm 118 are not as
reported in that email. I count 595 chapters prior to Psalm 118, and 593
chapters after Psalm 118. That email said that Psalm 118 was the center
chapter, with 594 chapters before and 594 chapters after it. Can someone
else
Terry, So does this change the way you will live in any way?
Izzy
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Christianity
The
Izzy
wrote:
>
I'm not sure I understand your question. Of course both
>
of them are guilty of breaking the 10 commandments.
Are
you sure? The law commands that the Sabbath breaker be put to death by
stoning.
Therefore, only the Sabbath Breaker is guilty. The other guy
carried
Hi Gary. We were talking about numbers, so I thought I would pass this
along for your consideration. Is it significant or just an interesting
coincidence? I haven't checked it out yet myself to make sure it is true,
but if it is true, it is definitely interesting and suggestive that God
might ha
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