Cosmetics??? - Page 39

coadie · #**381** 03-11-2009, 10:53 AM

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Originally Posted by TRFrance

The uses of cosmetics was a common practice in biblical times, and was also practiced by the women of Israel. God, through his prophets, condemned the Israelites for many sins, and spelled out many of those sins specifically. Did he ever say anything against their use of adornments or cosmetics? (And if not, have you considered that it didnt matter to him as much as it seems to matter to you?)

No scripture? You just broke my irony meter. You don't want scripture. You want us to believe it because of your assumptions.

Pride....the haughty naughty look

You need to study the bible. The gospels discussed Jewish women. No reference to paint. Kosmos was greek and it seems Hebrew doesn't even have a word for makeup. Of course you are so frustrated and can't even tell us the bible translators 1611 had a word for makeup.

Go ahead and makeup scripture on makeup.

Cosmopolitan magazine is for the people that need cosmetics.

http://www.cosmopolitan.com/

Walker, Barbara G. Women's Encyclopedia Of Myths And Secrets. HarperCollins Publishers, New York, New York, 1983. This book offers wonderful insights into mythology and history with respect to the role of women and goddesses. An excellent telling of herstory.

The NAS Old Testament Hebrew Lexicon

Strong's Number: 8562 Browse Lexicon
Original Word Word Origin
qwrmt from (04838)
Transliterated Word TDNT Entry
Tamruwq TWOT - 1246b
Phonetic Spelling Parts of Speech
tam-rook' Noun Masculine

Definition
a scraping, rubbing (CLBL) remedy (for an injury)

NAS Word Usage - Total: 3
cosmetics 3
NAS Verse Count
Esther 3

so the closest word is purification, cleansing scrubbing. We see references to polish and fragrances.

Looks like the PAINT department is Egyptian.

It seems our worldy people are insecure in their own skin. self image issues.

Pressing-On · #**382** 03-11-2009, 10:54 AM

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Originally Posted by rgcraig

Yes and male and female!

I didn't think of that!!!

rgcraig · #**383** 03-11-2009, 10:58 AM

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Originally Posted by coadie

No scripture? You just broke my irony meter. You don't want scripture. You want us to believe it because of your assumptions.

Pride....the haughty naughty look

You need to study the bible. The gospels discussed Jewish women. No reference to paint. Kosmos was greek and it seems Hebrew doesn't even have a word for makeup. Of course you are so frustrated and can't even tell us the bible translators 1611 had a word for makeup.

Go ahead and makeup scripture on makeup.

Cosmopolitan magazine is for the people that need cosmetics.

http://www.cosmopolitan.com/

Walker, Barbara G. Women's Encyclopedia Of Myths And Secrets. HarperCollins Publishers, New York, New York, 1983. This book offers wonderful insights into mythology and history with respect to the role of women and goddesses. An excellent telling of herstory.

The NAS Old Testament Hebrew Lexicon

Strong's Number: 8562 Browse Lexicon
Original Word Word Origin
qwrmt from (04838)
Transliterated Word TDNT Entry
Tamruwq TWOT - 1246b
Phonetic Spelling Parts of Speech
tam-rook' Noun Masculine

Definition
a scraping, rubbing (CLBL) remedy (for an injury)

NAS Word Usage - Total: 3
cosmetics 3
NAS Verse Count
Esther 3

so the closest word is purification, cleansing scrubbing. We see references to polish and fragrances.

Looks like the PAINT department is Egyptian.

It seems our worldy people are insecure in their own skin. self image issues.

Darlin' I think YOU are the one missing the point.

WIPE off that PROUD look!!!!! Any scripture you have quoted has been about that.

Maybe you need to stick to discussing abortions and economics.

*AQuietPlace* · #**384** 03-11-2009, 11:02 AM

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Originally Posted by rgcraig

I know that he mentioned "a proud look" several times - so no questions about that.

I've seen a proud look many times sitting on the pew.

Proud looks, haughty looks, wanton eyes... they've all been on the pews, and on the faces of 'non-make-up-wearing' women. Those are the things God really cares about.

*AQuietPlace* · #**385** 03-11-2009, 11:13 AM

I can't see any biblical support for men wearing pants, either. Seems the Bible supports robe-wearing.

TRFrance · #**386** 03-11-2009, 11:18 AM

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Originally Posted by coadie

No scripture? You just broke my irony meter. You don't want scripture. You want us to believe it because of your assumptions.

The scriptures I would post have already been mentioned by others elsewhere in this thread. I suggest you go back and take a good look.

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Originally Posted by coadie

You need to study the bible.

Wow. That's really ironic coming from you.

The flawed type of approach to biblical analysis that you embrace is part of the reason why so many unbiblical and unsound teachings have taken root in too many Apostolic churches.

You dont impress me as one who knows how to rightly divide the word. I'll just leave it at that.

TRFrance · #**387** 03-11-2009, 11:20 AM

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Originally Posted by *AQuietPlace*

I can't see any biblical support for men wearing pants, either. Seems the Bible supports robe-wearing.

Well, I wear pants...and I cut my hair!

(But then again I'm a guy, so that's ok)

Truthseeker · #**388** 03-11-2009, 11:21 AM

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Originally Posted by LUKE2447

flawed arguments...

You are trying to justify the error of one because of common use of another. Thus I know X probably wears a tie so if he answers Y I got him in contradiction. Problem is you first need to justify the tie as necessary apparell and does it glorfiy the body uneedfully. Again read what the early church fathers said and you will be amazed that they make the UPC look like a harlot in some cases. What they taqught goes directly in line with the principles of the bible.

What is the point of changing and highlighting your appearance like most do?
Then you will probably answer with such a modest ...to look nice or some other mild answer without trying to show love for the desire of the flesh. My question would be, so a person cannot look nice without those things that highlight and draw more attention? They are used to elevate ones natural status. Then it spreads like wildfire women trying to keep status, to get or keep their men as they feel insufficient etc... She looks like.... and if I don't look like.... I lose.... or won't get...... Nothing but pride and envy of the flesh making others fail and nver thinking about love.

OK Give scripture against makeup.

I understand we against adorning the flesh with makeup and jewelry but clothes gets a free pass. I call it selective adornment.

Many of the early holiness pioneer FATHERS preached against wearing red and some even preached wearing only white or black. You know, anything else is just beautifying/glorifying the flesh. How dare us go against them pioneer that fathered our movement.

The million dollar question is what the scriptures say about makeup and that is what I'm interested in seeing. It's ok if you say your againts makeup even though there's no scripture against it. There are things I won't do even though it's not written in scripture, but some are acting like having a lobectomy to say there's no scripture against it.