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  • H
    I’m grateful for the grace you’ve shown me in our interactions, friend. In response I would just say in meekness that New Covenant folks that are pro-polygyny, as well as folks who identify as Reformed and Creedal do, in fact, exist. As do...
  • H
    Not necessarily, but Jesus pointed them all back to the two foundational laws. That’s the point of a sermon. It distills large areas of scripture into themes or major points. Love God Love neighbor Eye for eye wasn’t about retribution or anger...
  • H
    In context, Jesus exposed the wickedness of the Pharisees who were twisting the Scriptures to justify their sin. Adultery begins in the heart with lusting/coveting (same Greek word) after a married woman. A man sending his wife away without a...
  • H
    I was mostly thinking of where the Lord speaks along the lines of “ye have heard it said … but I say unto you,” in Matthew 5 as an example. This sort of clarification afforded by the Lawgiver.
  • H
    Thank you for posting Tyndale’s translation, it is helpful. There may be a few ways of understanding what the Lord means in the very first verses you’ve quoted, but I can see how your interpretation is at the very least seemingly consistent with...
  • H
    Notice the wording of v 12, and how it is missing that last prepositional phrase. Ask yourself, if he is actually committing adultery AGAINST her, why wouldn't she be considered to be committing adultery against him. Also examine the Greek word...
  • H
    If having more than one wife is adultery, why did God send Nathan to confront David only after David committed adultery with Bathsheba? David already had multiple wives and concubines when he lay with Bathsheba; Nathan's parable highlights this...
  • steve
    Basic answer is maybe In my own case, having had two at one point and a third woman who I did not wish to become involved with again or to marry...I speak from a bit of experience. Generally speaking, I think it is a conversation for the...
  • steve
    steve replied to the thread Meat One in Twelve.
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  • steve
    steve reacted to MeganC's post in the thread Meat One in Twelve with Like Like.
    No, in that case the Boulder PD retards with badges decided that a family member had killed the girl and they deliberately excluded, avoided, and possibly even destroyed evidence that went counter to their preferred narrative. First those...
  • steve
    steve reacted to frederick's post in the thread Meat One in Twelve with Like Like.
    Yes, and all of it - from the smallest to the oldest - is murder.
  • Joleneakamama
    Joleneakamama replied to the thread Meat One in Twelve.
    We recently had a lion grab a mature 11 year old ewe in broad daylight while the kids were out with the sheep grazing them. She survived. The lion was hunted successfully. They found when he missed out on the meal of mutton, he killed and ate a...
  • MeganC
    MeganC reacted to Kojent's post in the thread Where do you attend church? with Like Like.
    You’ve endured some heavy things, Sister. I grieve with you just reading this. Our family has our own set of wounds from church folk, some more fresh than others. But it is good to not forsake the assembling of saints together, all the more as we...
  • MeganC
    MeganC replied to the thread Meat One in Twelve.
    Oh yeah, I mean if it's clear that it's human then that's different. But saying "apparently a skull" isn't going to alarm too many people in a rural area.
  • MeganC
    MeganC reacted to Joleneakamama's post in the thread Meat One in Twelve with Like Like.
    Hubby was out with dogs less than 2 miles from home and found bones burried in a blanket a very shallow wash. He reported it and they were found to be from an elderly woman. We have no idea why they were there....but whatever family she might...
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