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[Ron]

Originally Posted by Evang.Benincasa

Yes it is Bible. Yes Jesus expects if you have an issue with a brother you are to take it to him and him alone. But that isn't what is happening here. What diakonos said is that he didn't believe the story. What you did after he voiced his opinion was to take it o another level. I would comment on the first sentence but you incessantly refuse to spell check your posts. Yet, I will show you what you said in the last sentence bolded in red. You tell diakonos, that YOU can't help it if he doesn't believe it. Good, we should of moved on from there. You can't help what he believes because you have no other proof then what you had heard Brother Stoneking once say. Yet, you said no matter what diakonos may believe, the FACTS remain the same. Yet, the only fact you may have is that a man told a story about demons on an airplane. You see you don't even have the evidence. So, how about you giving us a break.

Actually, no. You unfortunately are wrong in this matter. Yes, Bro Stoneking did say such a thing. Many preachers in Apostolic Ministry have said similar things. I pointed out that I had my own experience in seeing Demons and Angels. Bro Stoneking said nothing out of the ordinary here. I asked you if you had seen a Demon or an Angel, you didn't respond.
I usually don't have problems in discussing these issues with brethren save those who don't believe the supernatural, or those things have happened to them ergo it can't happen to others
There was a story about a charasmatic preacher who stated that gold flakes were manifesting from the air and it was later proven to be placed in the ventelation system by assistants and not God. I find that stretching my believability. However, spirits attacking a person's body, mind or spirit is not unusual or uncommon.
Of course, it usually happens to those who are stepping on the devil's ties. Those who are already his, have no worries that the same will happen to them.

[Evang.Benincasa]

Originally Posted by Ron

Actually, no. You unfortunately are wrong in this matter. Yes, Bro Stoneking did say such a thing. Many preachers in Apostolic Ministry have said similar things.

Bro, saying similar things isn't saying the identical things. Let me say this, if someone who is of reputation for telling "stories" which "stories" have be proven false. Then usually, we tend not to believe any other stories the individual or individuals may say. Isn't that reasonable?

Originally Posted by Ron

I pointed out that I had my own experience in seeing Demons and Angels. Bro Stoneking said nothing out of the ordinary here. I asked you if you had seen a Demon or an Angel, you didn't respond.

Ron, I asked you the first question. During the discussion you and I had of you having demons visit you at the hospital. I asked you "what did the demons look like?" it was you who refuse to answer my question, I asked you a few times after that. You then asked me if I saw demons. Ron, it is customary to first answer a question which is first posed to you? If you would like the discussion to continue. Wouldn't you first allow the questioner, to get an answer? Before launching into asking them a question? Sound reasonable?

Originally Posted by Ron

I usually don't have problems in discussing these issues with brethren save those who don't believe the supernatural, or those things have happened to them ergo it can't happen to others

Ron, people usually don't have problems with hearing their own echos. People don't have problems when they are among those who repeat the same standard mantra. It is when questions are asked, that is when individuals have problems with the questions. Because the questions differ from what they believe.

Originally Posted by Ron

There was a story about a charasmatic preacher who stated that gold flakes were manifesting from the air and it was later proven to be placed in the ventelation system by assistants and not God. I find that stretching my believability.

So, we are to investigate Church X because they aren't part of our group? But If it's a Pentecostal headliner we are to shut up, sit down, and not ask the questions? Go home with that nonsense.

Originally Posted by Ron

However, spirits attacking a person's body, mind or spirit is not unusual or uncommon.
Of course, it usually happens to those who are stepping on the devil's ties. Those who are already his, have no worries that the same will happen to them.

You lost me at people stepping on the devil's ties. You need to proof read before you hit "submit reply"

[Esaias]

Ties are of the devil. I knew it! Cloth necklaces ...

[Evang.Benincasa]

Originally Posted by Esaias

Ties are of the devil. I knew it! Cloth necklaces ...

Yes the cloth necklaces, indeed. My thought was more on how does one "step" on the devil's tie? Is it quite long? Oh, he is made to crawl on his stomach. Therefore his neck tie drags across the ground?

[Esaias]

Originally Posted by Evang.Benincasa

Yes the cloth necklaces, indeed. My thought was more on how does one "step" on the devil's tie? Is it quite long? Oh, he is made to crawl on his stomach. Therefore his neck tie drags across the ground?

Amen! So let it be written, so let it be done.

(cue Charlton Heston)

[Evang.Benincasa]

Originally Posted by Esaias

Amen! So let it be written, so let it be done.

(cue Charlton Heston)

Moses, Moses, Moses.

[Jito463]

Originally Posted by Esaias

Ties are of the devil. I knew it! Cloth necklaces ...

Ties also resemble nooses, and as we've been told repeatedly, nooses are racist. Therefore, ties are racist.