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  • #101
    Originally posted by violette829 Not even gonna say a word!
    You may say any word with the exception of a few.

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    • #102
      Re: Jesus Truly Loves us and why?

      Originally posted by Wise In having Jesus give his life, God was dealing with a situation that arose when Adam sinned. What a tragedy that sin was! The very first man and his wife, Eve, were perfect. The beautiful garden of Eden was their home. God gave them the meaningful work of caring for their garden home. They were to have under their loving oversight the other living creatures on earth. And as humans multiplied and filled the earth with millions of their kind, they were to expand the paradise to earth's limits. (Genesis 1:28) What a delightful and exciting work they were given! Moreover, they had the warm companionship of each other. (Genesis 2:18) They lacked nothing.
      It does not sound so perfect to me. No sex toys. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. Knowledge is beauty to me. Giving someone the freewill to have their own concept of beauty and then punishing them for it is ridiculous. If they lacked nothing they would not have sought anything.

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      • #103
        Originally posted by anileve You may say any word with the exception of a few.
        Few? I can't even say D*LDO!

        LOL My favorite hobby..and I can't even say it!

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        • #104
          Jesus' Death Has Great Value

          Adam's death had no value; he deserved to die for his sin. Jesus' death, however, had great value because he died in a sinless state. God could accept the value of Jesus' perfect life as a ransom for obedient descendants of sinful Adam. And the value of Jesus' sacrifice does not stop at paying for our past sins. If it did, we would have no future. Being conceived in sin, we are bound to err again. (Psalm 51:5) How grateful we can be that Jesus' death makes provision for us to gain the perfection that GOD originally intended for the offspring of Adam and Eve!

          Adam can be likened to a father who died and left us in such deep financial debt (sin) that there is no possible way for us to get out of debt. On the other hand, Jesus is like a good father who died and left us a rich inheritance that not only frees us from the enormous debt that Adam burdened us with but also provides enough for us to live on eternally. Jesus' death is not simply a cancellation of past sins; it is also a wonderful provision for our future.

          Jesus saves because he died for us. And what a valuable provision his death is! When we see it as a part of God's solution to the complex problem of Adam's sin, our faith in GOD and his way of doing things is strengthened. Yes, Jesus' death is a means of rescuing "everyone exercising faith" in him from sin, disease, old age, and death itself. (John 3:16) Are you thankful to God for making this loving arrangement for our salvation?




          JESUS TRULY LOVES US
          VerTigO

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          • #105
            Re: Jesus' Death Has Great Value

            Originally posted by Wise JESUS TRULY LOVES US
            You owe me a keyboard for making me puke on the one I have.

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            • #106
              Re: Re: Jesus' Death Has Great Value

              Originally posted by Arvestaked You owe me a keyboard for making me puke on the one I have.
              You are alone. Nobody understands how you feel. You're just too unique, and you won't buy into any of that bs the rest of the world does. Thus you are free to commit suicide.

              Bye everybody!
              Achkerov kute.

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              • #107
                How Cruel is the Story of Eve - Stevie Smith

                How cruel is the story of Eve
                What responsibility
                It has in history.
                For cruelty.

                Touch, where the feeling is most vulnerable
                Unblameworthy - ah reckless - desiring children,
                Touch there with a touch of pain?
                Abominable.

                Ah what cruelty,
                In history.
                What misery.

                Put up to barter,
                The tender feelings
                Buy her a husband to rule her
                Fool her to marry a master
                She must or rue it
                The Lord said it.

                And man, poor man,
                Is he fit to rule,
                Pushed to it?
                How can he carry it, the governance,
                And not suffer for it
                Insuffisance?
                He must make woman lower then
                So he can be higher then.

                Oh what cruelty,
                In history, what misery.

                Soon woman grows cunning,
                Masks her wisdom,
                How otherwise will he
                Brnig food and shelter, kill enemies?
                If he did not feel superior
                It would be the worse for her
                And for the tender children
                Worse for them.

                Oh what cruelty,
                In history what misery
                Of falsity.

                It is only a legend,
                You say? But what
                Is the meaning of the legend
                If not
                To give blame to women most
                And most punishment?
                This is the meaning of a legend that colours
                All human thought; it is not found among animals.

                How cruel is the story of Eve,
                What responsibility it has
                In history
                For misery.

                Yet there is this to be said still,
                Life would be over long ago
                If men and women had not loved each other
                Naturally, naturally,
                Forgetting their mythology,
                They would have died of it else
                Long ago, long ago,
                And all would be emptiness now
                And silence.

                Oh dread Nature, for your purpose,
                To have made them love so.
                .................................................. ..............
                .................................................. ..............

                Jesus even loves those who don't love him.
                Last edited by SagGal; 03-09-2004, 11:01 PM.
                I see...

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                • #108
                  Re: Re: Re: Jesus' Death Has Great Value

                  Originally posted by Anonymouse You are alone. Nobody understands how you feel. You're just too unique, and you won't buy into any of that bs the rest of the world does. Thus you are free to commit suicide.

                  Bye everybody!

                  I have wanted to do that for a long time; it is nothing new. Bye.

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                  • #109
                    Re: Re: Re: Jesus' Death Has Great Value

                    Originally posted by Anonymouse You are alone. Nobody understands how you feel. You're just too unique, and you won't buy into any of that bs the rest of the world does.
                    I understand the way he feels.

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                    • #110
                      Jesus loves you.
                      Achkerov kute.

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