Planned Destruction of Civilisation

[Evang.Benincasa]

Originally Posted by Esaias

Last sentence of second paragraph above should read "...out of LOVE to our Father", not "live". Caught it too late to edit.

You mentioned a very powerful point to another poster in the Matthew 28:19 thread. It was concerning the love for a wife. Let me give my opinion on that post. A man gets news that his wife committed adultery. Instead of guilty until proven innocent, his love for his wife inpowers him to do everything to find the truth. We are in love with Jesus Christ, not a doctrine, not an organization, church fellowship, or group. We love Him because He loved us first. Our love for Him is to please Him, even if it costs us everything we own. People at times may think our love is too excessive, and precise that we aren't being given the same amount of love as we are giving out. But we know our love for Jesus Christ can never be enough, because we understand what He does for us on the daily. Follow me as I follow Christ, the apostle told his church family. Jesus sets the example of righteousness. No matter what goes on in this amazingly crippled world in which we live. We must hold on to the works which are created through Jesus Christ's Grace towards us. We can do all things through Christ who makes us strong.

[derAlte]

Originally Posted by Evang.Benincasa

You mentioned a very powerful point to another poster in the Matthew 28:19 thread. It was concerning the love for a wife. Let me give my opinion on that post. A man gets news that his wife committed adultery. Instead of guilty until proven innocent, his love for his wife inpowers him to do everything to find the truth. We are in love with Jesus Christ, not a doctrine, not an organization, church fellowship, or group. We love Him because He loved us first. Our love for Him is to please Him, even if it costs us everything we own. People at times may think our love is too excessive, and precise that we aren't being given the same amount of love as we are giving out. But we know our love for Jesus Christ can never be enough, because we understand what He does for us on the daily. Follow me as I follow Christ, the apostle told his church family. Jesus sets the example of righteousness. No matter what goes on in this amazingly crippled world in which we live. We must hold on to the works which are created through Jesus Christ's Grace towards us. We can do all things through Christ who makes us strong.

Well put, Sir!

[Esaias]

Originally Posted by Evang.Benincasa

You mentioned a very powerful point to another poster in the Matthew 28:19 thread. It was concerning the love for a wife. Let me give my opinion on that post. A man gets news that his wife committed adultery. Instead of guilty until proven innocent, his love for his wife inpowers him to do everything to find the truth. We are in love with Jesus Christ, not a doctrine, not an organization, church fellowship, or group. We love Him because He loved us first. Our love for Him is to please Him, even if it costs us everything we own. People at times may think our love is too excessive, and precise that we aren't being given the same amount of love as we are giving out. But we know our love for Jesus Christ can never be enough, because we understand what He does for us on the daily. Follow me as I follow Christ, the apostle told his church family. Jesus sets the example of righteousness. No matter what goes on in this amazingly crippled world in which we live. We must hold on to the works which are created through Jesus Christ's Grace towards us. We can do all things through Christ who makes us strong.