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Originally Posted by Walks_in_islam
Well except for that little bit about who the real wives of Osama Bin Laden were and that teeny thing that Art Wilson apologized for.
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1) Stoneking didn't lie about the wives of obl. He repeated what he was told. Period. He didn't lie. Is your turban wrapped so tightly that you can't understand that simple fact? Stoneking never claimed to meet, baptize or witness the baptism/infilling of the HG of these women.
2) Even after Wilson made it clear what happened, you continue to smear him, labeling him a liar and charlatan. He didn't intend to deceive anyone. You, on the other hand, have done nothing but try to deceive people.
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Originally Posted by Walks_in_islam
Are you so dumb, so numb in the brain to be trying to actually somehow make a case that the man actually admitted and apologized for NOTHING?
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Nope, just saying if you haven't been at every service he's preached, you cannot make the claim that he hasn't corrected the claim.
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Originally Posted by Walks_in_islam
Yes. Get this. It's bold and in red. So you can't miss it.
"I give you Jesus", as if someone could actually do or has the authority to do that, is arrogant, slimy, and self-serving.
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I get that, being a muslim who serves a dead and false prophet, it's difficult for you to understand how a person filled with the Holy Ghost is able to rightly say, "I give you Jesus"
It's not "arrogant, slimy and self-serving." It's simply the truth!
Peter said "Silver and gold have I none, but
such as I have give I you, in the Name of Jesus Christ rise up and walk."
Had you lived when this happened, I bet you would have felt Peter also was "arrogant, slimy and self-serving."
Jesus Christ has given authority and power to all who have received the Holy Ghost and who bear His Name. Stoneking has the authority to stand and declare "I give you Jesus," because Christ gave him the authority to do so.
It's not "arrogant, slimy OR self-serving." It's simply exercising the power and authority given him by the Holy Ghost.
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