Your thoughts vs. God's thoughts - Page 7

Monarchianism · #61 02-21-2012, 11:42 PM

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Originally Posted by The Matt

Me. I learned to when a spirit of perversion was planting thoughts into my head that weren't mine. And get this...God had to let this spirit attack me, for me to begin to believe in him again.

Im leaning towards saying it was God. I have actually sat and tried to gather together things that happened to me in the church that wouldn't normally happen if I weren't. < This is to increase my faith? For example: Having the spirit of fear. Ever heard of anyone not living for God confess to have a spirit of fear come upon them? I had one come upon me strong when I was living for him (of course, I was a newbie at the time). Another would be- Why do we not doubt the faith as strongly when we quit, than when we're serving him? Answer: devils?

bbyrd009 · #62 02-22-2012, 09:16 AM

Could you rephrase both of those? They aren't reading like you wrote them, I'm thinking.

Monarchianism · #63 02-22-2012, 03:12 PM

Compare dealing with spirits outside the church and inside the church. What's the difference?
Said another way "dealing with spirits while living for God, and dealing with spirits while not living for God." < How different are the experiences?

RandyWayne · #64 02-22-2012, 04:03 PM

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Originally Posted by Monarchianism

Compare dealing with spirits outside the church and inside the church. What's the difference?
Said another way "dealing with spirits while living for God, and dealing with spirits while not living for God." < How different are the experiences?

No different. They both can be detected by EMF meters and usually respond during EVP sessions.

bbyrd009 · #65 02-22-2012, 04:03 PM

Ha-you got jokes.

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Originally Posted by Monarchianism

Compare dealing with spirits outside the church and inside the church. What's the difference?
Said another way "dealing with spirits while living for God, and dealing with spirits while not living for God." < How different are the experiences?

Hmm, I'd say that if you can't test spirits, no difference whatsoever. Oh, wait--if you're "in" a church, you are most likely getting some garbled yack to the contrary, so it might be a bit tougher.