What Noah Could Have Said But Didn't

[EricH]

SJ, didn't you rip me a new one for the "ye cannot be saved unless you abide in the ship" passage... saying it was WAY out of context and all?

At least be consistent.

You were trying to draw a theological precept from that verse saying that it did mean we are to abide in Christ. Tess, however, was merely making an analogy.

Please, don't say anything to me unless it is worthwhile.

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Play nice, SJ.

Col 4:6 Let your speech be alway with grace, seasoned with salt, that ye may know how ye ought to answer every man.

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This is typical and consistent of you. You get proven wrong so you attack the person.

As i said, unless it's worthwhile and actually adds to the discussion, don't say anything.

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I don't see a personal attack in what Trust said, he just encouraged us using a passage. How was that a personal attack? I have done it here as has Tess. I don't think any of us meant them as personal attacks, at least I hope not. One of the functions we are supposed to have in each other's lives is to sharpen one another with scipture. If someone does that and you don't think it applies let it go.

Sue (TSTH) taught me this one:

Then the LORD said to Cain, "Why are you angry? And why has your countenance fallen? "If you do well, will not your countenance be lifted up? And if you do not do well, sin is crouching at the door; and its desire is for you, but you must master it."

Genesis 4:6-7 NASB

What God was saying to Cain is, "Look, if you are doing the right thing why are you angry? "

So, if someone presents a position that is opposite of ours, or challenges us with a passage regarding our behavior, I think it is incumbent on us to evaluate what is said. If it is true we need to change. If it is not true, we need not be threatened or angry, or self defensive trying to get people on our side.God will be our defender. If we are wrong and get self defensive, that will lead to further sin, as it did for Cain.

[apothanein kerdos]

SJ, didn't you rip me a new one for the "ye cannot be saved unless you abide in the ship" passage... saying it was WAY out of context and all?

At least be consistent.

You were trying to draw a theological precept from that verse saying that it did mean we are to abide in Christ. Tess, however, was merely making an analogy.

Please, don't say anything to me unless it is worthwhile.

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Play nice, SJ.

Col 4:6 Let your speech be alway with grace, seasoned with salt, that ye may know how ye ought to answer every man.

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

This is typical and consistent of you. You get proven wrong so you attack the person.

As i said, unless it's worthwhile and actually adds to the discussion, don't say anything.

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I don't see a personal attack in what Trust said, he just encouraged us using a passage. How was that a personal attack? I have done it here as has Tess. I don;t think any of us meant them as personal attacks, at least I hope not. One of the functions we are supposed to have in each other's lives is to sharpen one another with scipture. If someone does that and you don't think it applies let it go.

Sue (TSTH) taught me this one:

Then the LORD said to Cain, "Why are you angry? And why has your countenance allen? "If you do well, will not your countenance be lifted up? And if you do not do well, sin is crouching at the door; and its desire is for you, but you must master it."

Genesis 4:6-7 NASB

What God was saying to Cain is, "Look, if you are doing the right thing why are you angry? "

So, if someone presents a position that is opposite of ours, or challenges us with a passage regarding our behavior, I think it is incumbent on us to evaluate what is said. If it is true we need to change. If it is not true, we need not be threatened or angry, or self defensive trying to get people on our side.God will be our defender. If we are wrong and get self defensive, that will lead to further sin, as it did for Cain.

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I have told T&O numerous times via PM's that I will not accept any advice he gives...he did this with alternative motives Eric. His original comment was false, I responded to it, and he tells me to play nice? What, it's wrong to prove him wrong now? He did the exact same thing in the other thread. He got called out, proven wrong, and then turned to questioning the person.

[Guest Zayit]

Oy,talk about rabbit trails.

Do you all have to quote 10 thousand quotes in each post? It's giving me a headache already!

[EricH]

Oy,talk about rabbit trails.

Do you all have to quote 10 thousand quotes in each post? It's giving me a headache already!

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Hee Hee

[apothanein kerdos]

Oy,talk about rabbit trails.

Do you all have to quote 10 thousand quotes in each post? It's giving me a headache already!

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Hee Hee

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I wonder how far it can go...

[EricH]

Oy,talk about rabbit trails.

Do you all have to quote 10 thousand quotes in each post? It's giving me a headache already!

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Hee Hee

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I wonder how far it can go...

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Lets give it a try

[Guest Zayit]

Till ya all blow the board up???? I did notice earlier on I couldn't access the board due to a message that said something like too many lines going in, maybe it meant too many quotes being quoted!

[Guest Zayit]

Whatever happened to poor ol, Noach??? How many quotes would fit on the ark?

[Trust & Obey]

SJ, didn't you rip me a new one for the "ye cannot be saved unless you abide in the ship" passage... saying it was WAY out of context and all?

At least be consistent.

You were trying to draw a theological precept from that verse saying that it did mean we are to abide in Christ. Tess, however, was merely making an analogy.

Please, don't say anything to me unless it is worthwhile.

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Play nice, SJ.

Col 4:6 Let your speech be alway with grace, seasoned with salt, that ye may know how ye ought to answer every man.

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

This is typical and consistent of you. You get proven wrong so you attack the person.

As i said, unless it's worthwhile and actually adds to the discussion, don't say anything.

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

I don't see a personal attack in what Trust said, he just encouraged us using a passage. How was that a personal attack? I have done it here as has Tess. I don;t think any of us meant them as personal attacks, at least I hope not. One of the functions we are supposed to have in each other's lives is to sharpen one another with scipture. If someone does that and you don't think it applies let it go.

Sue (TSTH) taught me this one:

Then the LORD said to Cain, "Why are you angry? And why has your countenance allen? "If you do well, will not your countenance be lifted up? And if you do not do well, sin is crouching at the door; and its desire is for you, but you must master it."

Genesis 4:6-7 NASB

What God was saying to Cain is, "Look, if you are doing the right thing why are you angry? "

So, if someone presents a position that is opposite of ours, or challenges us with a passage regarding our behavior, I think it is incumbent on us to evaluate what is said. If it is true we need to change. If it is not true, we need not be threatened or angry, or self defensive trying to get people on our side.God will be our defender. If we are wrong and get self defensive, that will lead to further sin, as it did for Cain.

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I have told T&O numerous times via PM's that I will not accept any advice he gives...he did this with alternative motives Eric. His original comment was false, I responded to it, and he tells me to play nice? What, it's wrong to prove him wrong now? He did the exact same thing in the other thread. He got called out, proven wrong, and then turned to questioning the person.

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Sorry, you never "proved me wrong on anything." You spouted your mouth off, as usual, and called it victory.

Sound the trumpets!

[Guest Zayit]

Oy, there were trumpets on the Ark, is that how Noach called all the animals?