It is my sincere hope that a few good people on the Right here just need a good shake to wake them from the stupor of Trump's moral malaise
Jun 16, 2019 09:28:56 #
rumitoid wrote:
Who are you to judge me based on your assumptions? Too funny. You defeat yourself with your own flimsy and faulty arguments. All of us judge others all the time. No degree is needed.
More psychobabble from the king of psychobabble... I defeated nothing, merely asked you a question, which I see you couldn't answer. And by your own standards, you defeated yourself. You can't see it rumi, but your own hypocrisy and hubris come out in every response. Its ok dude, I know your aren't that smart.
Like I said, dealing with a 3 yr old...
Jun 16, 2019 13:14:57 #
trucksterbud wrote:
More psychobabble from the king of psychobabble... I defeated nothing, merely asked you a question, which I see you couldn't answer. And by your own standards, you defeated yourself. You can't see it rumi, but your own hypocrisy and hubris come out in every response. Its ok dude, I know your aren't that smart.
Like I said, dealing with a 3 yr old...
Like I said, dealing with a 3 yr old...
A 3 yr old? Then be gentle. OPP might drop you for child abuse.
Jun 17, 2019 01:21:48 #
God's measure of righteousness has always been His "plumb line," i.e., His Word.
God's Plumb-line. His Word is the standard against which all spiritual buildings are compared, and it is the very means by which He builds a spiritual building.
His Word is the plumb-line He uses to build a plumb spiritual wall.
(Amos 7) (Being "plumb" is a construction term that refers to being straight up and down. A "plumb line" is a string with a weight on the end. When you hold the string at the top, the weight makes the line hang down straight. Today we use a "level" instead of a plumb line to be sure that when we construct a building the walls are level.)
Amos 7:8 "The LORD will stretch out over Edom a measuring line of chaos and a "plumb line" of destruction."
"Compass" in Scripture, is used in a phrase, "Fetch a compass."
“Fetch a compass” literally means “travel a circuit,” “move in a loop,” “curve or turn about.”
When we read of “fetch a compass,” we should immediately think of encompass (same idea).
The notion of “fetch a compass” is simply “make a circuit, go partly around, march or walk around, surround, loop around, go about to, turn around.”
The Greek word rendered “fetched a compass” in Acts 28:13 further reinforces this idea. It is perierchomai, taken from peri– meaning “around” (as in perimeter, “distance around something”), and erchomai meaning “come, go.” To wit, perierchomai literally means “go around.”
God's Plumb-line. His Word is the standard against which all spiritual buildings are compared, and it is the very means by which He builds a spiritual building.
His Word is the plumb-line He uses to build a plumb spiritual wall.
(Amos 7) (Being "plumb" is a construction term that refers to being straight up and down. A "plumb line" is a string with a weight on the end. When you hold the string at the top, the weight makes the line hang down straight. Today we use a "level" instead of a plumb line to be sure that when we construct a building the walls are level.)
Amos 7:8 "The LORD will stretch out over Edom a measuring line of chaos and a "plumb line" of destruction."
"Compass" in Scripture, is used in a phrase, "Fetch a compass."
“Fetch a compass” literally means “travel a circuit,” “move in a loop,” “curve or turn about.”
When we read of “fetch a compass,” we should immediately think of encompass (same idea).
The notion of “fetch a compass” is simply “make a circuit, go partly around, march or walk around, surround, loop around, go about to, turn around.”
The Greek word rendered “fetched a compass” in Acts 28:13 further reinforces this idea. It is perierchomai, taken from peri– meaning “around” (as in perimeter, “distance around something”), and erchomai meaning “come, go.” To wit, perierchomai literally means “go around.”
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