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@sonship said
@divegeester

It is 2021 AD going on 2022 AD. Maybe the Lord Jesus will come back within a decade.
I suspect that Christ is already present.

I'm not suggesting that reports of him living in the east end of London are true (it has been reported I kid you not), but when you look at world events something pretty serious is going on.

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@medullah

One request - can we cut the size of the postings down please, Divegeester does have a point?


These are deep issues. And not everything fits on a bumper sticker or can be jingled off in 25 words or less.

There are sixty six books in the Word of God -Genesis to Revelation.
IF God wanted to make His book only like the one chapter like the book of Philemon, He would have done so.

I think people who are truly hungry for the truth don't mind reading a post a bit longer than a short paragraph. I was. I just am foolish enough to think there are others out there.

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@divegeester

Cults like the Jehovah’s Witneses, The Recovery movement, Mormons etc are all hardcore Babylon.


So then what do you have to lose then to answer my question?

YES, a genuine local church could exist today?

NO, since the days of the book of Acts anything called a church is by definition a division, a denomination?


@sonship

So picking that point up, who decided that there was only going to be 66 books in the bible? Was that not in Catholic hands? Why were books like The Book of Enoch, or the Book of Thomas shed?


@sonship

I know, your hear is in the right place. But your message is probably being lost as people just won't sit there and read every word if the post is too lengthy.




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A guy that I've met from an Evangelical Church in America defined cult as "a group that don't accept Jesus as God incarnate". So they wouldn't/couldn't be Trinitarians (he was).

Is this your definition of a cult?

I don't know anything about The Recovery Movement, but he other two are not Trinitarians.


-Removed-
Put it down to a remnant of Christmas spirit.

My New Year's Eve spirit will be a bottle of Kraken πŸ˜‰


@sonship said
@medullah

One request - can we cut the size of the postings down please, Divegeester does have a point?


These are deep issues. And not everything fits on a bumper sticker or can be jingled off in 25 words or less.

There are sixty six books in the Word of God -Genesis to Revelation.
IF God wanted to make His book only like the ...[text shortened]... longer than a short paragraph. I was. I just am foolish enough to think there are others out there.
You really are not a well informed man on this matter. The Septuagint which was the Scripture of the Apostles contained about 14 books more than what is now the Old Testament. So someone changed the bible. You think God did that?


@medullah said
Put it down to a remnant of Christmas spirit.

My New Year's Eve spirit will be a bottle of Kraken πŸ˜‰
Thats a good rum.

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The cowardice and hypocrisy of Divegeester predictably shine through again.

He can breath a sigh of relief tonight - everything is degraded, corrupted, Babylonian. God moves not. He can be at peace.


@rajk999 said
Thats a good rum.
If you lived a bit closer I’d share it with you πŸ˜πŸ‘πŸ₯ƒ


@medullah said
If you lived a bit closer I’d share it with you πŸ˜πŸ‘πŸ₯ƒ
Of course .. and I would share my El Dorado 15 yr with you... another good one. We cannot get Kraken down here any more unfortunately.


@medullah said
@sonship

So picking that point up, who decided that there was only going to be 66 books in the bible? Was that not in Catholic hands? Why were books like The Book of Enoch, or the Book of Thomas shed?
If one believes in Jehovah being the one who inspired it's writing then he designed it in the format he wanted and the other two writings were not included because they were not inspired by him. Here is a link to check out on that....

https://www.pastortedwilson.org/questions-answers/why-is-the-book-of-enoch-not-in-the-bible/

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