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steve reacted to Otto's post in the thread Are you married, or are you committing adultery? with
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They were saved through faith - by keeping YHVH’s commandments in faith and love. Righteous men like Job, Noah, and Daniel are saved for this type of faith. YHVH didn’t keep humanity in the dark until he appeared in the Son as ‘YAH is... -
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Brother, please allow me to chip in here. Salvation has always been by the grace of God through faith. We are told Abraham believed God, and it was accounted to him for righteousness (Romans 4:3). I would encourage you to read Hebrews Chapter 11... -
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When Jesus spoke, he spoke in many parables to confuse the enemy, for all Israel was lost and had Jesus not come to redeem man back unto God, all of man kind would of perish, Hebrews 10: 4-6 (For it is NOT possible for the blood of bulls and of...
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Mark C replied to the thread Guess I'm not welcomed.How bad? Fake gods? Is one enough? How about idols to claim to REPRESENT YHVH? (It didn't seem to work when Aaron tried it, but a WHOLE lotta folks died for THAT 'bad theology.') -
Bad theology is not sin.
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Mark C replied to the thread Are you married, or are you committing adultery?.Would you finally read that response this time around? Does YHVH have to keep repeating Himself, or is saying that the father has "veto authority" more than once (including the story of Dinah!) not sufficient? Or are you seriously arguing that...
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Mark C reacted to frederick's post in the thread Are you married, or are you committing adultery? with Like.
Brother, please allow me to chip in here. Salvation has always been by the grace of God through faith. We are told Abraham believed God, and it was accounted to him for righteousness (Romans 4:3). I would encourage you to read Hebrews Chapter 11...
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The Revolting Man replied to the thread Article on polygyny and (retch) "polyamory"...Thoughts?.Wow, that article represents a major milestone in my opinion! -
The Revolting Man reacted to paterfamilias's post in the thread Article on polygyny and (retch) "polyamory"...Thoughts? with Like.
https://redstate.com/matthew-holloway/2026/01/17/the-next-marriage-frontier-biblical-polygyny-gen-z-polyamory-n2198215 There you go I will hold off on giving my remarks for a bit but I suspect a few of you can make fairly accurate predictions...
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You keep going as if you didn't.
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The Revolting Man replied to the thread Guess I'm not welcomed.Bad theology is not sin.
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I’m not sure. I’ve never sharpened an Israelite sword with another sword before. I have sharpened knives on a stone, though. A great method is to use oil, maybe water, as a lubricant. It’s a gentle process that requires technique and skill to...
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It all depends on what you mean by gay pastors. Gay, as in “living with and boinking a dude/dudes” or gay as in “I’ve struggled with male attraction for any of various reasons most of my life, but praise God, I love Jesus more, so I don’t...
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The Revolting Man reacted to Joleneakamama's post in the thread Prayer request Please Praise YHWH! with Like.
Connor was back home last night. It is much easier on our daughter to have her man and baby at home! One year olds get bored quick in the hospital! Two of her brothers are visiting there now.
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The Revolting Man reacted to Abraham Kilian's post in the thread Governing Desire: A Torah Response To Limerence, Lust, And Love with Like.
SUMMARY: In a relational and theological climate where feelings are routinely treated as moral verdicts, Governing Desire: A Torah Response to Limerence, Lust, and Love confronts a quieter but more pervasive crisis: the collapse of moral...
