The Town of Odyssey

Yes, our only job is to speak the words God gives us to speak, and leave the results up to Him. Of course I know it can be very frustrating, since we want to "make them see" the truth! But those trapped in the bondage of Mormonism (and other cults) are actually under a hold, a power, which...

jessicado wrote:WOW!!!!!

Cool, huh?

Jeremy

And I would officially like to add that when I was rereading through this thread, it was cracking me up...... I just read this thread for the first time...and it is hilarious!! Have you ever just wanted to hide in your own closet for no reason? Oh yes! Or any closet. All the time... And not just as...

jessicado wrote:What the heck are you two talking about?

Do what Gimp said and see.

Jeremy

Well, maybe I don't exactly. But if you click on Google Maps and enter your address and city into the search box, you'll find your street on the map. But if you look on the upper right hand corner of the page and hit Satellite , you'll get to see your house . . . If you left click on the map on dra...

So technically we don't have to forgive even if God thinks it's a good idea. :anxious: :-k I'll have to think about that one. I guess it depends on what you mean by "have to." It's not something we have to do to earn our way to heaven. That's all been paid in full by Jesus Christ's sacrif...

It is not Mellow that is my quarry, but the entire misusage and cold blooded murder of the english tounge for which I am constantly crusading againts . However, I suppose my comments were a bit misplaced, and for that I apologize. Nothing againts you, Mellow. :) The comment simply was meant to say ...

Eugene Blackgaard,

Your example is fine, IMO. That's a totally different thing than what I was talking about. That didn't really have anything to do with someone's personal freedom in Christ.

Jeremy

External rules cannot prevent people from sinning. Why? Because it is out of the heart of man that evil things proceed. "It was for freedom that Christ set us free; therefore keep standing firm and do not be subject again to a yoke of slavery." (Galatians 5:1 NASB.) Do you then propose to...

Hmm... remember what happened when the Jews starting making man-made rules? :-k That's a fine line you're walking there. Some of the rules were more strict in order to try to prevent people from sinning. And did it work? No. External rules cannot prevent people from sinning. Why? Because it is out ...

Hmm... remember what happened when the Jews starting making man-made rules? :-k Yes. This is my biggest problem with all of these "rules" and "(ill?)legalism." It is unScriptural. On non-moral issues, things that aren't addressed by the Bible, there is to be Christian liberty (t...

It is currently 65.8 degrees here.

Jeremy

Jonathan wrote:I'm not sure about OT, but my favorite NT one is Romans, specifically the 8th chapter, specifically the last part of said chapter. You can tell he was on a soap box by that point.

-Jonathan

Amen. That is one of the most wonderful passages of Scripture.

Jeremy

Chandler wrote:*starts singing off key*
"The snack that smiles back... Goldfish!"
No else has heard those commercials huh?

I've heard it!

Jeremy

Actually you mean 1 t, right? His last name is supposed to have 2 t's.

Jeremy

Actually, it's Two Friends and a Truck. But can Bernard and Eugene be considered "friends"? That's the only thing that makes me wonder if it's about Eugene and Bernard.

Jeremy

Eugene Blackgaard wrote:Therefore, it it's not baroque, don't fix it.

But if it is baroque, by all means fix it! Or get rid of it completely.

Jeremy

It's not supposed to be Eugene on that CD, it's supposed to be Elmo Aardvark.

Jeremy

Well, according to the album titles, one would think that a most amazing event will occur after the three-parter.

Jeremy