Originally Posted by houston (Post 1188621)

My cousin's daughter got into witchcraft... and the end result, she has some devils in her.

SMH

Originally Posted by endtimer (Post 1188656)

Not surprising, had a young lady from church playing with an ouija board had a demon follow her for weeks. Whole thing ended in a dynamic confrontation, demon lost.

Originally Posted by Dordrecht (Post 1188674)

OK, ignore the pigs!

Originally Posted by Monterrey (Post 1188694)

Hmmmm

Do you think Muslims believe in demons?

Originally Posted by houston (Post 1188684)

Moron.

Originally Posted by houston (Post 1188665)

Girl was at church. People began to pray for her. She screamed "DON'T PRAY FOR ME! DON'T PRAY FOR ME!"

She left with her demons, apparently.

Originally Posted by endtimer (Post 1188722)

lol. nice try, not even close.

Originally Posted by houston (Post 1188724)

Because you were there?

Originally Posted by endtimer (Post 1188747)

no. my daughter was. I won't comment any further.

Originally Posted by houston (Post 1188749)

Riiight.

Originally Posted by Jay (Post 1188727)

This girl needs prayer, and I hope that she will tire of these spirits. However, if she desires their presence, then they will be retained. However, we must pray that she soon sees the error of her way and finds a place of repentance and deliverance. This is her only hope.

Originally Posted by bbyrd009 (Post 1188764)

Um, pretty sure Scripture will tell you to not even pray for this person--a willful seeker of demons? God will not hear your prayers here, mmmkay? She has already asked not to be prayed for.

Originally Posted by Timmy (Post 1188768)

Everyone here has my permission to pray that I will see the error of my ways. And I will report on those prayers' effectiveness. :thumbsup

Originally Posted by endtimer (Post 1188722)

lol. nice try, not even close.

Originally Posted by Timmy (Post 1188768)

Everyone here has my permission to pray that I will see the error of my ways. And I will report on those prayers' effectiveness. :thumbsup

Originally Posted by houston (Post 1188789)

Is there return from reprobation? LOL

Originally Posted by Esther (Post 1188781)

Please explain?

Originally Posted by endtimer (Post 1188808)

Houstons scenario was humorous to me, but did not represent what happened. A few details, a young lady was delivered from the consequences of her mistake and it was nothing short of supernatural . I wont elaborate any further in an effort to keep from giving the skeptics and the critics fodder to pick apart.

Originally Posted by houston (Post 1188846)

I hope your story is accurate. Thanks.

Originally Posted by endtimer (Post 1188855)

lol too funny! The little bit of details I have shared are accurate. Let me add this young lady wanted deliverance and she got it with a short authoratative prayer. Same can happen for the girl mentioned in the first post. Every healing, deliverence and receiving of the Spirit I ever seen were wanted.

Originally Posted by houston (Post 1188883)

Mhmm. Just as I thought.

Originally Posted by Jay (Post 1188829)

Bb and Timothy, there has been nothing said yet that she has reached the point of no return. She willfuly chose this path, but unless God declares otherwise, there is yet an altar for her to repent and make her heart right.

Originally Posted by Jay (Post 1188829)

Bb and Timothy, there has been nothing said yet that she has reached the point of no return. She willfuly chose this path, but unless God declares otherwise, there is yet an altar for her to repent and make her heart right.

Originally Posted by endtimer (Post 1188906)

:nod

Originally Posted by Timmy (Post 1188937)

He was talking about me. Pretty sure. ;)

Originally Posted by houston (Post 1189017)

Yes. Lol. I think it's funny that some people tread softly around you. I like you, Tim. But IMO, there is no return from going atheist.

Then there's the others who want to quote the Bible to you. They may as well quote Hansel and Gretel. They are both just storybooks to an atheist.

Originally Posted by Timmy (Post 1189032)

Agnostic. But point taken, anyway. :lol (Though, come to think of it, I know of ex-atheists. One is a missionary now.)

Originally Posted by houston (Post 1189038)

Christian before atheist?

Originally Posted by Timmy (Post 1189048)

Don't know.

So, once a Christian, you can't stray or you're gone for good? OBAB? Once Backslidden Always Backslidden? Hebrews 6:4?

Originally Posted by houston (Post 1189051)

Timmy. We are not talking about backsliding. O-bab! Lol. Sounds funny.

Heb 6:4 is not about backsliding.

Originally Posted by Timmy (Post 1189059)

4 For it is impossible for those who were once enlightened, and have tasted of the heavenly gift, and were made partakers of the Holy Ghost,

5 And have tasted the good word of God, and the powers of the world to come,

6 If they shall fall away, to renew them again unto repentance; seeing they crucify to themselves the Son of God afresh, and put him to an open shame.

What is it about, then?

Originally Posted by houston (Post 1189068)

The writer of Hebrews was addressing something more specific. Jews were under pressure to return to the O.T. system of animal sacrifices. Those that did made Calvary a common thing and Christ's sacrifice not enough to remove their sin. There was no return for them, no sacrifice for their sins.

Originally Posted by mizpeh (Post 1189073)

No, God is much more longsuffering and generous than we are.