The will of God

[Michael The Disciple]

Originally Posted by Orthodoxy

Not trying to be nitpicky here, but how about all matters? Not just many matters.

Experience, intuition, feelings -- all must be subject to the written word, no matter how real one's experiences may seem.

Important as the written word is it does not tell the Lords will for every instance. Who should you marry? Where should you work?

[Timmy]

Originally Posted by Michael The Disciple

Important as the written word is it does not tell the Lords will for every instance. Who should you marry? Where should you work?

What's that saying, where the Word is silent, we must remain silent?

[Sam]

Originally Posted by Michael The Disciple

Important as the written word is it does not tell the Lords will for every instance. Who should you marry? Where should you work?

no, it does not tell who to marry or where to work,
but,
based on the way I understand the Scriptures,
it would be wrong to marry someone of the same gender
and it would be wrong to marry an unbeliever.

Where to work?
Well, the way I understand the Scriptures it would be wrong to have a job which would involve stealing or adultery or covetousness, etc.
So, robbing banks would be out. So would working in the porn industry. Also any job where you were expected to lie or cheat.

That's why I wrote before about going by Scriptural guidelines.
Each detail would not be covered.