I wept tonight
 

This afternoon has been full...lines of people to talk too...just my duty...

However one person wanted to talk about doctrine and all what this person called doctrine. This was not the first time the person came to me and went on and on...I listened and the person told of how holy they were and all the things I do that are sin...
Finally when I could say something I told them I wanted to relate a story that happened in my life many years ago...
Richard and Sabrina Wurmbrand were in Brazil and I was asked to translate for them in several large churches in Brazil...I gladly did that but my most precious memories where between services sitting in living rooms or where ever just talking to these precious people.
My visitors had been ranting and raving about trinity folks and how lost they were and saying cruel things...
You know I said, I have never been in a communist prison and have never been repeatly raped by cruel guards and never had my son taken away from me or my husband in another prison for 14 years and being told time and time again he was dead.
I have no marks of the whip...no scars from beatings, saw no one executed for the crime of loving Jesus
Sabrina's mother, father and brothers were murdered and when the man that committed the horrible crime confessed to her that he was now a Christian she fell around his neck and they both wept together…
By that time I was weeping and saying, I am deeply thankful for the truth, deeply thankful that I know who Jesus is however when he comes back to judge I hope Richard and Sabrina stand far in front of me or far behind…for I have no scars to show Jesus like my friend Sabrina had…no stories of prison guards…no stories of blood thirsty lustful men raping me…
NO, my friends you will never get me to say one cutting cruel remark about those that may not have had as much light as I have…
Someone could take it no long and said to my accuser, “how many trinity people have you ever baptized?” The person stuttered and did not reply my friend continued, Our missionary has baptized whole churches in Jesus name and never made a cutting remark…

Matt 7:1-2

7:1 "Do not judge, or you too will be judged. 2 For in the same way you judge others, you will be judged, and with the measure you use, it will be measured to you.
NIV

Acts 17:31
31 For he has set a day when he will judge the world with justice by the man he has appointed. He has given proof of this to all men by raising him from the dead."
NIV

Oh my God!

Sister you are really on the mark here! This post smites me with conviction.

Bless you in Jesus Name!

and bless you too dear brother.

Jesus never condemned anyone except those that spent their life condemning...

When I went to my mother's house I saw a dear man on the side of the road giving out free bibles out of a pickup free ,to anybody that wanted one.
Was this man a Oneness Pentecostal I doubt it,but hey I'm haven't been passing out any free bibles lately,so I would be awfully small to belittle him or critcize him.

How true dear one...May God help us to keep our eyes on the purpose.

So true. So true.

Today's scripture says it all..."For God sent not his Son into the world to condemn the world but that the world through Him might be saved."

Jesus condemns no one. The "world" is condemned already. The condemners are of the world. They are worldly. I would say that "Jesus paid it all," and I might even say that he has taken away the sin of the world but then I might be considered of the "universal salvation" doctrine. I would not want that to be thought of me. I might even say that "For he hath made him to become sin for us who knew no sin that we might be made the righteousness of God in Him." But then, someone would surely misunderstand it thinking that my sin was nailed to the cross 2000 years ago...long before I was born. Oh my!

If somebody can do any good for anybody I won't knock what good they do.
Actually I've got some home bible studies that are collecting dust after the holidays I do desire to start teaching them, to some lost people.

Sister Alvear,

Your spirit and attitude remind me so much of what I read of Corrie Ten Boom, may I see and experience in some small measure what God has graced you with to see on a daily experience.

Sister,
I did too.

Your husband had me in tears as he ministered to us.

May God richly bless you and him for the work you are doing.