Lee Stoneking Addresses UN

[Walks_in_islam]

Originally Posted by seguidordejesus

Not the only one, habibi

Kaif halik. Make sure you pick and choose which Semites you do and do not like. Might get labelled. Dont use American values to make your choice either.

Guess you get to play Nascar every day too. Fun aint it.

[seguidordejesus]

Originally Posted by Walks_in_islam

Kaif halik. Make sure you pick and choose which Semites you do and do not like. Might get labelled. Dont use American values to make your choice either.

Guess you get to play Nascar every day too. Fun aint it.

Interesting how a change of venue can change your point of view dramatically.

At least NASCAR makes sense...no rules around here.

[Walks_in_islam]

Originally Posted by seguidordejesus

Interesting how a change of venue can change your point of view dramatically.

At least NASCAR makes sense...no rules around here.

Aint for the faint of heart. Tried the Causeway yet? It's a real treat

[Walks_in_islam]

Originally Posted by Pressing-On

Our resident anti-Semitic poster says......

God made a promise to Abraham, and His promise to Abraham's descendants stands today, from the Red Sea to the Euphrates.

Picking and choosing which descendants get what is not our place.

What of the unknown descendants?

http://www.jewishvirtuallibrary.org/...ghanistan.html

Dozens of Pashtun names and customs sound Jewish, from the Pashtun tribe names of Asheri and Naftali to the Pashtun custom of a wedding chupah and the circumcising of the sons on the eighth day after birth.

More and more research, including ongoing DNA studies, seem to indicate that the West and especially the US has inadvertently been shooting and bombing these people who appear to have descended from the Babylonian Jews. People who celebrate Passover and do not even know why they do it or what it is. People who have carried traditions that are thousands of years old.

Choosing right and wrong between descendants of Abraham, all of whom were promised to become great nations, is different than systematically smart-bombing God's people. What's coming for you and those like you if you actually supported, celebrated, and felt proud of bombing Jews? I wouldn't actually want to be in your shoes.

And you call me anti-Semite.

[Pressing-On]

Originally Posted by Walks_in_islam

God made a promise to Abraham, and His promise to Abraham's descendants stands today, from the Red Sea to the Euphrates.

Picking and choosing which descendants get what is not our place.

What of the unknown descendants?

http://www.jewishvirtuallibrary.org/...ghanistan.html

Dozens of Pashtun names and customs sound Jewish, from the Pashtun tribe names of Asheri and Naftali to the Pashtun custom of a wedding chupah and the circumcising of the sons on the eighth day after birth.

More and more research, including ongoing DNA studies, seem to indicate that the West and especially the US has inadvertently been shooting and bombing these people who appear to have descended from the Babylonian Jews. People who celebrate Passover and do not even know why they do it or what it is. People who have carried traditions that are thousands of years old.

Choosing right and wrong between descendants of Abraham, all of whom were promised to become great nations, is different than systematically smart-bombing God's people. What's coming for you and those like you if you actually supported, celebrated, and felt proud of bombing Jews? I wouldn't actually want to be in your shoes.

And you call me anti-Semite.

In the NT covenant, there is no one going to be saved outside of Acts 2:38. If the Jewish people don't embrace that truth, they will be like you - denying that God has come to seek and to save that which are lost. Not believing that God has manifest himself in flesh is anti-christ.

[shazeep]

Originally Posted by Pressing-On

In the NT covenant, there is no one going to be saved outside of Acts 2:38. If the Jewish people don't embrace that truth, they will be like you - denying that God has come to seek and to save that which are lost. Not believing that God has manifest himself in flesh is anti-christ.

you make yourself the judge when you say this, believing you have righteous judgement. you are asking for a doctrinal embrace that must adhere to your lexicon, when the Spirit will not be bound by your definitions. You do not know if anyone is denying that God comes to seek and save them. You are talking about people who pray like 5 times a day so, understand that Christ is not manifest according to your schedule, necessarily, but is always, always, always manifest in the more oppressed which gives your position of blatant assurance an especially chilling toll for me, as i know it is the popular one, yet we are by no means the more oppressed.

[Pressing-On]

Originally Posted by shazeep

you make yourself the judge when you say this, believing you have righteous judgement. you are asking for a doctrinal embrace that must adhere to your lexicon, when the Spirit will not be bound by your definitions. You do not know if anyone is denying that God comes to seek and save them. You are talking about people who pray like 5 times a day so, understand that Christ is not manifest according to your schedule, necessarily, but is always, always, always manifest in the more oppressed which gives your position of blatant assurance an especially chilling toll for me, as i know it is the popular one, yet we are by no means the more oppressed.

I believe you are coming from the premise of "opinion" as judgment - even going so far as calling that righteous judgment.

I am speaking truth. There is ONE Gospel that we will all answer to. It is that black and white.

I can say a rosary 5 times a day. That doesn't make me know truth.

I can chant this prayer 5 times a day - it isn't truth - Hail Mary full of grace, the Lord is with thee. Blessed art thou among women, and blessed is the fruit of thy womb. Holy Mary, Mother of God, pray for us sinners, now, and at the hour of our death. Amen.

[shazeep]

Originally Posted by Pressing-On

I believe you are coming from the premise of "opinion" as judgment - even going so far as calling that righteous judgement.

I am speaking truth. There is ONE Gospel that we will all answer to. It is that black and white.

I can say a rosary 5 times a day. That doesn't make me know truth.

I can chant this prayer 5 times a day - it isn't truth - Hail Mary full of grace, the Lord is with thee. Blessed art thou among women, and blessed is the fruit of thy womb. Holy Mary, Mother of God, pray for us sinners, now, and at the hour of our death. Amen.

yes, regardless of that, you put yourself in the place of God in judging someone else Godless, when God judges the heart. God is not a Christian, to be bound in your judgement; this is putting the cart before the horse. Haven't you basically just stated that no one who doesn't believe what you do is doomed? That someone with a different dogma is surely doomed--when God judges his heart?

With the judgement you give, it will be given to you. This truth of yours,

"In the NT covenant, there is no one going to be saved outside of Acts 2:38. If the Jewish people don't embrace that truth, they will be like you - denying that God has come to seek and to save that which are lost..."

is clearly out of line, and

"Not believing that God has manifest himself in flesh is anti-christ."

is surely true, but that doesn't mean that you get to define this. Using Acts 2:38 as a detector or some sort of verbal mantra that must be verbally agreed to i order to proceed is poorly applying Scripture at least, and as we see, leads to pride, and judgement. You are not God, that you can say this.