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What is trhis silly bump thing? Are you keeping some kind of score as to what you approve and disapprove?

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Interesting .. how do you explain an organization which claims to be Gods organization on the earth but yet they have 100% failure rate in prophesies, and dozens of doctrines, guidelines and rules which have either no Biblical support or which are contrary to clear Biblical guidelines.

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Originally posted by Rajk999
Interesting .. how do you explain an organization which claims to be Gods organization on the earth but yet they have 100% failure rate in prophesies, and dozens of doctrines, guidelines and rules which have either no Biblical support or which are contrary to clear Biblical guidelines.
It is a good organization to study with to learn most of the false teachings
that claim to be Christian, since they have many unorthodox beliefs.

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look people, when will you learn that we are awesome, we dont need none of you're
jive talk, our works speak for themselves, so while you sit knitting scarfs on your
armchairs or baking rice crispy cakes for church coffee mornings we are out meeting
the people, I can hear you now,

im sorry Lord Jesus, i hid your talent in the ground for i knew you to be an exacting
man, reaping where you did not sow, and sowing where you did not reap!

suck it up zoobs, we are the people!


Originally posted by robbie carrobie
look people, when will you learn that we are awesome, we dont need none of you're
jive talk, our works speak for themselves, so while you sit knitting scarfs on your
armchairs or baking rice crispy cakes for church coffee mornings we are out meeting
the people, I can hear you now,

im sorry Lord Jesus, i hid your talent in the ground for i k ...[text shortened]... e you did not sow, and sowing where you did not reap!

suck it up zoobs, we are the people!
I am sure we are all glad that you are happy with yourself. 😏


Originally posted by RJHinds
I am sure we are all glad that you are happy with yourself. 😏
with ourselves RJH, with ourselves, we are not some embittered evangelical alone in
his room, pretending to hold the sacrament with Ribena for wine and Jacobs cream
crackers for unleavened bread!

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break out the Ribena our first lone wolf Christian, embittered because his church was insistent that he pay tithes, come on down!

whats your name sonny :divesgeester
whats youir occupation: embittered lone wolf evangelical
whats your hope for the future: to rule with Christ as a king and priest in Gods heavenly Kingdom
what recipe have you for us today: fairy cakes
how do you spread the good news of Gods Kingdom: messages in bottles, i throw
them in the sea

thanks everyone, give divesgeester a round of applause, great participant. And
thats all folks, watch out next week when we examine, RJH, black hole of the
spirituality forum, so dense that not even light can escape his posts!


Originally posted by robbie carrobie
with ourselves RJH, with ourselves, we are not some embittered evangelical alone in
his room, pretending to hold the sacrament with Ribena for wine and Jacobs cream
crackers for unleavened bread!
I'll have you know that at normal communions we use Welch's grape juice
and pita bread and on the once a year high communion we have the choice
of using wine or grape juice and pita bread. We never us Ribena drinks and
Jacobs cream crackers.


Originally posted by RJHinds
I'll have you know that at normal communions we use Welch's grape juice
and pita bread and on the once a year high communion we have the choice
of using wine or grape juice and pita bread. We never us Ribena drinks and
Jacobs cream crackers.
so you say, so you say, Jesus used wine and unleavened bread you slackers!

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Originally posted by robbie carrobie
break out the Ribena our first lone wolf Christian, embittered because his church was insistent that he pay tithes, come on down!

whats your name sonny :divesgeester
whats youir occupation: embittered lone wolf evangelical
whats your hope for the future: to rule with Christ as a king and priest in Gods heavenly Kingdom
what recipe have you for ...[text shortened]... RJH, black hole of the
spirituality forum, so dense that not even light can escape his posts!
hey, who thumbed down my post, that was an inspired post! One of my finest to date!

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Originally posted by robbie carrobie
so you say, so you say, Jesus used wine and unleavened bread you slackers!
The pita bread we use is unleavened and we can use wine if we choose
at the high communion. However, there may be young teenagers taking
the communion and the new wine (grape juice) is more appropriate.

P.S. What is new wine?
http://www.hebroots.org/hebrootsarchive/9904/9904_rr.html

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Originally posted by RJHinds
The pita bread we use is unleavened and we can use wine if we choose
at the high communion. However, there may be young teenagers taking
the communion and the new wine (grape juice) is more appropriate.

P.S. What is new wine?
http://www.hebroots.org/hebrootsarchive/9904/9904_rr.html
grape juice is not wine, indeed, its a fact that if you crush grapes the natural yeast
upon their skin combined with their sugars will ferment them.