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Oct 24, 2013 03:54:49   #
rhomin57 wrote:
No, you have not misread me. Scripture states that if the Wild Olive Brance (America) begins boasting about itself (becoming so proud they leave Jesus Christ out of it all) Then the Original Branch (the Jews) can be grafted back in again.
Jesus Christ told the Jewish Pharisees that he will take their gift from them and give it to another that would bare fruit. For the first 150yrs, worshipping Jesus Christ is what happened here, and spread rapidly.
Our Lord God is not a hipocrit. We Gentiles are established in "Faith, and Faith alone." This is stated several time in OT. If Jesus Christ were to come in full view, then "Faith" is gone in the place of "Fact." That is not his teachings. When the Lord states that "every knee shall bend" to him, that is only at the time of each and every persons judgment, after death. That is the only way that could possible happen with all the people before us, here now, and after us.
When Jesus Returned, was in a manner unseeable to the human eye, and it was to retrieve his 144,000 at the time of the Holocaust. The 144000 were the Jews male children that were given to the Levitical Priesthood, their lives in exchange for the 1st born males of Egypt. God abides by hos own laws, a life for a life. They did noting but follow the Ark around putting up the tent of meeting, taking it down, and so forth. That was their life.
You have to remember, until Jesus Christ was resurrected as the "First" born into Heaven, all others before him slept in their graves (stated as "under the alter). So he came back for them in a manner unseen as they were dead, or asleep.
Jesus HIgh Priests spent 1000 years in Heaven with him, right? Well, now that is over because we are in the Second millennium, and America was found badly lacking in the precepts of Christ. So in 2001, our own Judgment began. Isaiah: 46:9-11, and Revelation 9:11.
No, you have not misread me. Scripture states that... (show quote)


Addressing "Where does America stand with God?" first, and leaving until later discussion the covenant God made with Abraham (and that he reminded Isaac and Jacob of, and referred to later in many places throughout the Old, and New, Testaments), and the Law (the ten commandments and, the over six hundred, other laws) that he gave to Moses for the Hebrew nation alone; nowhere in the Bible did God ever make a covenant with any gentile nation. Nor can there be found any promise or prophecy stating that God ever would.
The United States has never been a theocratic government with a covenant initiated by God. Nor is there any promise or prophecy in the Bible declaring that such would ever happen.
Our government leaders have never been our spiritual leaders no matter how any of them may have been, or are, individually right with God. None of them have been ordained to that role. (that's not to say that none of them were Christians. I'm sure not a few were Jewish also.)
It is my contention that the spiritual condition of this country has always been in the hands of it's people. Where we've failed the country has also failed.
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Oct 24, 2013 00:44:29   #
rhomin57 wrote:
I would say that America's Christians have become very quiet in the times when they should be speaking out, as well as voting. America's Christian Churches have become very very wealthy, more so that what our Lord God is happy with. Greed has taken hold of a lot of them. People as well as Christians need to know that their Faith is an inward affair between them and God, with Jesus Christ as the mediator, The Only Mediator, between the Spirit of God and Man. People need to remember that Tithes began in NT as material items donated to the poor, as well as the Church, Not Money. People need to remember that money is the root to all evil- which has become our very own Greedy Government. Do I get an A??
I would say that America's Christians have become ... (show quote)


Personally, if I were the judge of "another man's servant", I'ed give you an A-. But no less.
Two points: 1) People have faith. Just not in Jesus. Christians also have faith (in Jesus Christ as their Savior). That's an important distinction; else, why preach the gospel?
2) Merely a point of clarification: Yes, God (the Father) is a spirit. But to not clarify that the God in reference is The Father of Christ is an omission of importance. Many religions believe in a god that they refer to as "spirit" or "the great spirit". In other words, strong as their personal belief may be, it is simply a way to explain away their inability to engage in a (loving) personal relationship with their god. What sets the Christian apart is just that personal loving relationship made available through Christ.

However, (I apologize if I sounded like I'm splitting hairs.) your point is well taken.
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Oct 24, 2013 00:09:53   #
rhomin57 wrote:
I don't know if it will matter, but I'm not a sir, I'm a female. You of all should know that the Spirit of Jesus Christ is Prophecy. NT states that the Jews are first before the Throne of Judgment, "then the Gentiles." This is stated Twice in NT. If your unable to interpret prophecy, than it would not make sense to bring God's prophecy and Judgment into your post. This is the First and only Gentile Founded Free Land of Liberty in all time. What happens from here is scripture and prophecy laid out before us as well. If your not interested, just say so "Pastor" and I will gladly shake the dust from my feet. The Judgment of the Jews has already been handed down, in our time, for us to witness, so we would believe in our Judgment as well.
I don't know if it will matter, but I'm not a sir,... (show quote)


I apologize.
I take it , from your response, that you believe the Jewish people do not figure in any future prophecy. And, further, that America has replaced them in God's favor.
I also suspect that you believe that Christ has already come again. And that the millennium has already begun?
Or have I misread you?
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Oct 23, 2013 23:44:23   #
larry wrote:
The greatest danger to Christianity, is all churches that make up their own rules of morality, dismissing the Rules God has declared. It seems, that the Roman Catholic Church tries to talk Christianity, but secretly does things not part of the description. And unfortunately most of the Protestant Churches also go along with this fundamentally pagan concept.

Not only that, but the Roman Church also indulges in practices of Buddhist and other systems using repetitious mantras of self hypnosis. This results in mindless and empty practitioners of abominations. They teach things found only in their own version of the bible much like Jehovah Witnesses. It is getting to the point that most main line churches have their own set of rules for following the money.
It is almost impossible to have a decent conversation with anyone about the church. There are more articles against the concept than there are for it.

The Roman Church, has used mental conditioning techniques for so long, and so well, that people who wish to follow
God are afraid of that church. They stay with it because of the mystic voodoo practices they do not understand.
The greatest danger to Christianity, is all church... (show quote)


Larry, coming back to the question "Where does America stand with God?", how would you say what you've just said fit into the subject at hand?
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Oct 23, 2013 23:32:28   #
Raylan Wolfe wrote:
I meant a phone # where I can confirm a donation! It's not on your website soliciting them!


Again. Yes I do have a phone.
No. We will not seek donations on this site.
Thank you for asking.
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Oct 23, 2013 23:23:25   #
rumitoid wrote:
Disagreements over theological points can be discussed with all gentleness and kindness with our fellow Christians, no matter what the label. Wholesale condemnation goes against God's word. No one but God knows the heart of any person.


OK. However I believe that I pointed out that anti-(whatever group) is not what is being discussed. Nor is name calling.
Yet, the very question "Where does America stand with God?" is bound to illicit some opinionated opposition. That's to be expected. Moreover, I believe the purpose of any forum is to solicit various points of view; whether pro or con, is it not?
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Oct 23, 2013 23:07:41   #
rhomin57 wrote:
Pastor Jade, not to drop this off so sudden: the Mark of the Beast that has received so many descriptions to is this... When Jesus was crucified, it was on top of Calvary. It is also called Golgatha: the place of the SKULL. The Mark was warn only by the operators of the Death Camps. It was the skull that was on their hats, just above the brim (on the forehead), and they also wore the skull ring (upon their hand). Revelation tells of the Jews not being able to buy or sell least they had the number of the beast. Well in scripture a beast is a Dictator, and Hitler issued coupon books to the Jews during that time, limiting what they bought or sold. It's all there, believe me, and so much more. It's also within the book I wrote. So far not to many people seem interested in endtimes unless they believe it is before them, like something to yet happen.
Pastor Jade, not to drop this off so sudden: the M... (show quote)


Sir, I have not had the opportunity to read your work.
Upon carefully studying what you have just presented I fail to find the correlation to this country's present problems and/or it's future.
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Oct 23, 2013 22:39:05   #
Raylan Wolfe wrote:
Nooland does your Ministry have a phone# so that I can verify my donation? or maybe the home office has one!

http://www.lighthousefamilyministries.com/Contact-Us.html


Yes, I do have a phone.
No, I did not ask for donations for our ministries.
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Oct 23, 2013 22:31:09   #
Raylan Wolfe wrote:
Pastor Jade AKA Nooland Staley has not responded to this site, since I called him out about the illicit donations he was about to ask for.

To contribute click here; http://www.lighthousefamilyministries.com/Contact-Us.html


Sir, Your accusation is assumed and uncalled for. Your desire to insult is also out of place on this forum.
Moreover, I know that you are not a mind reader else you would not have "called me out".
F.Y.I.:The subject under discussion is "Where does America stand with God?" Would you like to contribute to that, please?
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Oct 23, 2013 21:01:11   #
UncleJesse wrote:
I guess some get inspiration from the Harbinger, related political action and may be moved to a revival. However, I don’t think all parts of the Body of Christ agree. Some parts believe that mixing politics with religion makes matters worse. They are inclined to believe rules are placed in the heart and minds as opposed to needing instruction from Jewish mysticism of the Harbinger novel. They figure living in an imperfect world, catastrophe and war occur whether or not a nation is following the path God wants. They definitely do not find inspiration with 911 being a message from God. Rather, they see it as a message from evil.

People seek a spiritual connection whether or not a religion or a church can fulfill it. http://phys.org/news/2013-06-reveals-attitude-religion-morality-politics.html

Volunteering continues to a slow, upward trend. http://www.bls.gov/news.release/volun.nr0.htm

The Body of Christ moves in the same direction as a whole but some parts move opposite each other. Some parts will be inspired by the message of the Harbinger or political moral activism; others will not. Overall? Yes, America stands with God even to the point of accepting nonbelievers just as Jesus accepted Samaritans.
I guess some get inspiration from the Harbinger, r... (show quote)


As I stated earlier, I've read both "The Harbringer" and "The Harbringer, Fact or Fiction". I believe I also pointed out that I did some further research on-line into the author's public statements and also additional scriptural study of the matter.
The first conclusion that I came to after all that, was, as stated before, is that there seems to be one common ground that all agree upon. And that is that America is in spiritual trouble and that there is a definite need for a revival throughout this country. And I agree as well, in view of the apparent majority opinion of those that have read the book; as America goes spiritually so goes our government, economics, etc..
The best personal solution to personal problems is to first deal with the under laying spiritual issues. Thereafter, that which is visible on the surface, that wasn't immediately corrected, can be straightened out with lasting effects. I believe this also applies to America's problems as well.
Separation of church and state does not mean that Christians cannot vote their conscience, yet. We still have that right for now.
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Oct 23, 2013 20:08:58   #
jetson wrote:
The catholics during the dark ages murdered over 150 million Christians and Jews. They murdered them by burning at the stake, the torture rack and sword of the crusaders and knights Templars. They were under the popes leadership, even though, they belong to other countries.


Just curious. Why did you bring this up? Do you think this kind of persecution will happen again? Even in America? Because, if this is just an anti-Catholic sentiment, even though based on past historical fact, it is out of place here and now unless you feel there is some connection to America's present political situation and America's future. If so you might elaborate.
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Oct 23, 2013 00:04:55   #
Raylan Wolfe wrote:
This is a political site, not a proper place to publicize your failing ministry!


Are you saying that the spiritual condition, which I believe is the strength of morality, of the individuals of this country is not at the root of our national problems?
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Oct 22, 2013 23:50:05   #
Raylan Wolfe wrote:
1 Peter 2:18
"Slaves submit yourselves to your master with all respect. Not only to the good and gentle but also the cruel."


Galatians 4:7
"Wherefore thou art no more a servant but a son, and if a son, then an heir of God through Christ."
Let's please understand this. Slavery is against the law in this country now. Moreover the allusion was to spiritual matters.
Ephesians 6:11,12
"Put on the whole armour of God, that ye may be able to stand against the wiles of the devil."
"For we wrestle not against flesh and blood, but against principalities, against, powers, against rulers if the darkness of this world, against spiritual wickedness in high places."
Any Christian that does not understand this is either a baby in Christ or has not read the Bible.
The real problem with this country is that the ungodly are steeped in wickedness and Christians for the most part are shallow in their spirituality. (Are all? Of course not. Just to many.)
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Oct 22, 2013 22:56:34   #
rumitoid wrote:
The greatest atrocity was adopting a worldly system of governance as part of the kingdom of God, although if I were slowly dissolving in a vat of boiling oil or roasting at the stake, I might beg to differ.


The one, what I consider main, "atrocity" that the Roman Catholic Church has, and is practicing, is their claim to be Christian.
That religion is not Christian.
The reason I believe this is because the basis of that religion is paganism and mysticism. (And paganism and mysticism has always been in opposition to Judaism, and Christianity because both, Judaism and Christianity, are solidly based upon godliness as stressed in the written word of God. Paganism, nor mysticism, has never been about worshiping God by God rules. As a matter of documented fact, the Popes have, down through the centuries right up until today, declared openly that whatever rulings, doctrines and spiritual laws they make up supersede the word of God, the bible, even when in obvious contradiction of the Holy Scriptures.)
In view of that, it is no surprise that they would conduct themselves after the manner of the rest of the gentile world.
Are there Christians within Catholicism? I believe there are. But only God is really the judge of that and them.
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Oct 22, 2013 21:50:34   #
martychristiansoldier wrote:
If we are not experiencing the beginning of the end right here in the good old USA, I don't want to be around when it starts. It is already uglier than anyone could have imagined, and we haven't seen nothing yet.


"... we haven't seen nothing yet." I believe is exactly where we are right now. The thing is that we Christians, children of God, are not the children of wrath; those appointed to wrath upon whom the wrath of God abides. And therefore, I believe that we wont be here when the worst happens. I believe the catching away will happen just before the man of perdition is revealed. But that's my opinion.
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