14 Apr 14
Originally posted by FMFGlad to hear that.
It's been a useful resource thus far for this thread.
Check this:
But if a man find a betrothed damsel in the field, and the man force her, and lie with her: then the man only that lay with her shall die: But unto the damsel thou shalt do nothing; there is in the damsel no sin worthy of death: for as when a man riseth against his neighbour, and slayeth him, even so is this matter: For he found her in the field, and the betrothed damsel cried, and there was none to save her. If a man find a damsel that is a virgin, which is not betrothed, and lay hold on her, and lie with her, and they be found; Then the man that lay with her shall give unto the damsel's father fifty shekels of silver, and she shall be his wife; because he hath humbled her, he may not put her away all his days.
(Deuteronomy 22:25-29 KJV)
If the girl is engaged then the man alone dies. If she is not then he will have to marry her and pay the parents.
14 Apr 14
Originally posted by stellspalfieLOL
[b]"12. EFFEMINANCY — men unnaturally taking on female characteristics and behavior."
i like to watch the occasional rom-com here and there and also get upset when my wife goes straight to sleep after sex (i need to snuggle for a bit and talk about feelings).............am i filthy evil sinner!!!![/b]
14 Apr 14
Psychologically when a sense of guilt is associated, especially at the level of scandal, there is a need to confess that which you sought and traced back as a wrongdoing. Any criminal would stand in front of a judge in a public courtroom and acknowledge their crimes if it meant they could be relieved of their greater punishment. And yet in his mercy God has given the means to wipe clear the most excessive stains on the soul from the sin of pride, otherwise meritting the same as the devil at hell. This he has done in the church, providing with respect and sensitivity for personal, private reconciliation. Such love is unfathomable.
14 Apr 14
Originally posted by Of Ants and ImpsWell said.
Psychologically when a sense of guilt is associated, especially at the level of scandal, there is a need to confess that which you sought and traced back as a wrongdoing. Any criminal would stand in front of a judge in a public courtroom and acknowledge their crimes if it meant they could be relieved of their greater punishment. And yet in his mercy ...[text shortened]... ng with respect and sensitivity for personal, private reconciliation. Such love is unfathomable.
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14 Apr 14
Originally posted by Of Ants and Impsi like some of the stains on my soul. i really enjoyed getting them. it would be a shame to wipe them away.
Psychologically when a sense of guilt is associated, especially at the level of scandal, there is a need to confess that which you sought and traced back as a wrongdoing. Any criminal would stand in front of a judge in a public courtroom and acknowledge their crimes if it meant they could be relieved of their greater punishment. And yet in his mercy ...[text shortened]... ng with respect and sensitivity for personal, private reconciliation. Such love is unfathomable.
14 Apr 14
Originally posted by stellspalfieJoin the human race. Have you ever stopped to consider the remote possibility that there might be something or someone with the capacity to provide even more happiness and fulfillment than the source of the "stains" on stellspalfie's "soul"?
i like some of the stains on my soul. i really enjoyed getting them. it would be a shame to wipe them away.
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14 Apr 14
Originally posted by Grampy Bobbyjoin the human race????? does sinning make me inhuman? wouldnt that make all humans inhuman????
Join the human race. Have you ever stopped to consider the remote possibility that there might be something or someone with the capacity to provide even more happiness and fulfillment than the source of the "stains" on stellspalfie's "soul"?
"Have you ever stopped to consider the remote possibility that there might be something or someone with the capacity to provide even more happiness and fulfillment than the source of the "stains" on stellspalfie's "soul"?"
i dont remember saying that my sins were the greatest source of happiness in my life.......oh, thats because i didnt. tell me bobby have you ever enjoyed doing something sinful?
14 Apr 14
Originally posted by stellspalfieOriginally posted by stellspalfie
join the human race????? does sinning make me inhuman? wouldnt that make all humans inhuman????
[b]"Have you ever stopped to consider the remote possibility that there might be something or someone with the capacity to provide even more happiness and fulfillment than the source of the "stains" on stellspalfie's "soul"?"
i dont remember sayi ...[text shortened]... ife.......oh, thats because i didnt. tell me bobby have you ever enjoyed doing something sinful?[/b]
i like some of the stains on my soul. i really enjoyed getting them. it would be a shame to wipe them away.
Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
Join the human race. Have you ever stopped to consider the remote possibility that there might be something or someone with the capacity to provide even more happiness and fulfillment than the source of the "stains" on stellspalfie's "soul"?
"stains on my soul." applies to every human being because we all have depraved sin natures from birth. Only Christ is without sin. "it would be a shame to wipe them away" suggests they were/are a great source of happiness, otherwise why would you have mentioned them as a point of comparison. "bobby" has "enjoyed doing something sinful" often.
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14 Apr 14
Originally posted by Grampy Bobbyso why are you telling me to join the human race. you make little sense to me.
Originally posted by stellspalfie
i like some of the stains on my soul. i really enjoyed getting them. it would be a shame to wipe them away.
Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
Join the human race. Have you ever stopped to consider the remote possibility that there might be something or someone with the capacity to provide even more ha ...[text shortened]... ave mentioned them as a point of comparison. "bobby" has "enjoyed doing something sinful" often.
14 Apr 14
Originally posted by stellspalfieWhen I read: "i like some of the stains on my soul." my thought was 'who hasn't.' "Join the human race" is simply a figure of speech. If I thought and wrote in slang the reply might have been "Duh... really?" The words were intended to assure you that the condition is universal. Actually I thought your phrase "stains on my soul" was quite original and memorable.
so why are you telling me to join the human race. you make little sense to me.
14 Apr 14
FMF,
Examples of how people can sin. . .
The opposites of the 10 commandments are examples.
Furthermore, I guess, that there are over 600 commandments showing how the Israelites had to live to not sin.
Unbelief is also a way to sin.
Sometimes God's will was harsh and sometimes God offered grace and mercy.
Originally posted by stellspalfie"............. am i filthy evil sinner!!!!" Of course not in the context you've described. However, a 1st Class Lover is also patient. If your wife "goes straight to sleep after sex", smile and be thankful she enjoyed being with you so vigorously. The first husband and wife walked around naked all day long and enjoyed magnificent sexual relations. Guess who invented sex? God Himself; it was one of His wedding gifts to the first man and woman in the garden. Perfect environment was the second. God is Perfect. What He does is perfect. Human beings screw thing up and in doing so lessen the enjoyment.
[b]"12. EFFEMINANCY — men unnaturally taking on female characteristics and behavior."
i like to watch the occasional rom-com here and there and also get upset when my wife goes straight to sleep after sex (i need to snuggle for a bit and talk about feelings).............am i filthy evil sinner!!!![/b]
15 Apr 14
Originally posted by KingOnPointWell, referring back to the OP, I am pretty sure I hadn't broken any of the Ten Commandment 6 hours into my Sunday. These "600 commandments" you mention: do they exclude all the non-Spiritual, anthropological stuff found in books like Leviticus, Numbers and Deuteronomy?
FMF,
Examples of how people can sin. . .
The opposites of the 10 commandments are examples.
Furthermore, I guess, that there are over 600 commandments showing how the Israelites had to live to not sin.
Unbelief is also a way to sin.
Sometimes God's will was harsh and sometimes God offered grace and mercy.
15 Apr 14
Originally posted by KingOnPointOne wonders if you have actually ever read any of my posts. 🙂
FMF,
You need to look at sin as God's declares it and not as a human being declares it. Until you do that, how can you repent unto salvation? Until you do that, how will you ever realize that you need Christ to save you and that you are not able to save yourself?