((( AA DRAMA ALERT!))) More Major APOSTOLIC ASSEMBLY Fallout!!! - Page 5

SDG · #41 12-23-2007, 03:06 AM

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Originally Posted by Thad

ALLof it is being discussed on the Blog

i posted the link

Where's the link to their blog, Thad??? I have combed the thread ... maybe I missed it???

SDG · #42 12-23-2007, 03:13 AM

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Originally Posted by Thad

Dan this is what was discussed on their Blog- THEIR Blog Hello!!!!

Their blog??? ... this blog doesn't belong to the Aguilars or the Assembly ... it's the pinings of one man .... and those who comment on it.

The blog belongs to Tony Leybas.

His profile says:

Age 35, 5th Generation Apostolic, Ministries: Family Counseling, Musician, Teaching, Author

You stated in post one that Abel Aguilar attested to his marriage being at risk to being dissolved because of this petty lawsuit and blogs....

Yet you provide no proof of this serious matter ... only a blog that we most comb through to read the blatherings of one blogger.

Thad ... where is the audio to support this claim that Abel Aguilar addressed the convention and said his wife threatened to divorce him???

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Allegedly His wife is humiliated and stressed out because all of the blogs discussing the corruption of the board.

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Abel Aguilar told the convention last month his wife threatened to divorce him because of the talk of their family on the blogs!!!!!!!

SDG · #43 12-23-2007, 08:51 AM

bump

seguidordejesus · #44 12-23-2007, 10:38 AM

El chismoso solo quiere chismear.

simplyme · #45 12-23-2007, 10:46 AM

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Originally Posted by seguidordejesus

El chismoso solo quiere chismear.

asi es yo intiendo.

simplyme · #46 12-23-2007, 10:48 AM

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Originally Posted by ChicagoPastor

they are required. It is a standard. I preach for them and know the AA well.
Some Pastors are a little more open about the subject now, but back in the day it was STRICTLY enforced.

I suppose they WERE, but like everything else in THE CHURCH, people are more and more gaining momentum to do exactly as THEY please.
Period.
Personally I don't consider it a 'standard' but a holy consecration unto GOD and biblically correct as well. I struggle to comprehend how some women can be so against something so awesome. *shrug*

simplyme · #47 12-23-2007, 10:53 AM

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Originally Posted by staysharp

Please...I was born and raised in the AA. My father and mother were high ranking officials. My mother sold veils with the "flor azul". They sold veils in the lobby at their conferences. If you did not obey, they intimidated you and made you feel like an outsider. If you were at a restaurant, they expected you to put it on to pray for your food and if you forgot a veil, they took the napkin and put it over their head.

Growing up my sisters wore one to appease the veil police! Save your apology for somebody who doesn't know any better. what apology and for what?
You are welcome to wear whatever you want, but don't make it appear that it's voluntary. They (taliban) may not of sent you to hell, but you were certainly sent to purgatory.

Having been baptized into the AA almost 10yrs ago, just about everyone wore them, and as the years have slipped by I've seen less of the younger women commit to wearing them, BUT its has been MY experience that no one so-called "enforced" them nor made others to feel bad about it., when women ask questions to the other sisters ABOUT the veils, we (not the pastor) answer them, and provide a veil IF they ask for one., I have seen this happen more than not.

Sorry that your experience may have been different, again I don't think that anyone should be forced to do something that is not from the heart or soul., it rather negates the intent., I've seen many of the high-ranking(?) official sisters NOT wear them to pray before eating at public restaurants, soo nothing surprises me. People being human, is all.

simplyme · #48 12-23-2007, 10:58 AM

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Originally Posted by Scott Hutchinson

Simplyme if I have offended you,please forgive me in Jesus name, please.

Sorry that I am 'touchy' about this topic., I am not so much 'offended' as bewildered., but as usual I get over it.

AmazingGrace · #49 12-23-2007, 11:01 AM

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Originally Posted by simplyme

Sorry that I am 'touchy' about this topic., I am not so much 'offended' as bewildered., but as usual I get over it.

You still need to BACK OFF of Bro Scott! Your bewilderment is no reason to jump down his throat! NOW go take your Premysn and leave him alone or I assure you , the rest of the forum will be right here behind me backing this comment!

Scott Hutchinson · #50 12-23-2007, 10:25 PM

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Originally Posted by AmazingGrace

You still need to BACK OFF of Bro Scott! Your bewilderment is no reason to jump down his throat! NOW go take your Premysn and leave him alone or I assure you , the rest of the forum will be right here behind me backing this comment!

It's ok I do get a little silly sometimes,as a matter of fact I do have a dear brother in Christ who teaches the veil doctrine ,and I'm cool with that, my wife doesn't wear one but I appreciate the convictions of those that do.