"Bruce Woodford" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Hi Bruce and everyone:
We've just gotten in from over a week away at a family Reunion
and am just reading mail... Will respond after I've had a few minutes
to settle...
Grace and Peace,
Judy
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"Let your speech be always with grace, seasone
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would think that thought and will (decision making) are capabilities of
the
spirit. Angels are spirits and they think and exercise their wills.
What
do you think, or what scriptures would you relate to
Izzy,
You asked:"Would you care to define the differences between the "spirit and
soul "? Which part goes to heaven? Which part do you think with, or make
decisions with, etc?"
Excellent questions sister!
I Thess.5:23 makes clear that we are "tripartite" or 3 part beings: "spirit,
soul and bod
Dear Judy,
When I wrote: "The church is composed of MEN AND WOMEN who are saved."...
You responded:"Actually today the professing church is composed of the
"mixed multitude" but the Church Jesus returns for is the spirits of just
men/women made perfect. The Church has been saved, is being saved,
nt: Monday, September 29, 2003 7:21 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [TruthTalk] Differences between men and women etc who are in
Christ
Dear Judy,
You wrote:"We need to understand that the scriptures relate spiritual
truths. Sure a man and a woman have physiological differences but there is
"Bruce Woodford" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Dear Sister, I wholeheartedly agree with you that in the spiritual
realm "there is no difference". Jews and Gentiles, bondmen and
freemen, and men and women are redeemed by the same blood,
indwelt by the same Spirit, gifted by the same spirit, and
Dear Judy,
You wrote:"We need to understand that the scriptures relate spiritual
truths. Sure a man and a woman have physiological differences but there is
no difference spiritually between any of these groups and since our focus is
on the Kingdom of God this is what we must communicate. This u
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