No Thanks, I Will Stay Old Time Pentecost - Page 31

Old Paths · #**301** 08-15-2008, 07:15 AM

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Originally Posted by Carpenter

This is interesting pathology to me.

Lets break this down a little bit.

Pelathais just wrote a very articulate and very accurate, down to the bone post that made reference to what can be proven as fact.

The best that Old Path could do in response is to berate him and essentially tell him he is not part of that constituent who is taking the narrow way to heaven.

Great Job Old Path, you followed your tradition well. I am glad the right remains consitently predictable.

Your welcome.

Always happy to oblige folks in their quest to justify themselves.

Old Paths · #**302** 08-15-2008, 07:34 AM

Do you know what is absolutely amazing to a fella like me?

(Forty four years in the Church and 35 years in the Ministry)

Many, if not all of you USED to believe (if not just like me, at least similar) that the Apostolic Pentecostal church was the Only Way, but because of "events" and "bad situations" with preachers and churches YOU threw it all away.

Then to make matters worse, rather than seek God, repent or do whatever it takes, you toss it all and deny the truths you once loved and cherished.

Amazing to me that some attend trinitarian churches and churches that are so loose on the basic doctrine that years ago YOU would have been trying to convert the very folks that you are fellowshipping today.

To justify your trip down the slippery slope of compromise, you develop an aggressive attitude toward those that haven't changed their convictions to suit their situation.

So, No Thanks, I Will Stay Old Time Pentecost.

I pray God gives you a space to repent.

Just My Honest Opinion.

Esther · #**303** 08-15-2008, 07:36 AM

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Originally Posted by Old Paths

Do you know what is absolutely amazing to a fella like me?

(Forty four years in the Church and 35 years in the Ministry)

Many, if not all of you USED to believe (if not just like me, at least similar) that the Apostolic Pentecostal church was the Only Way, but because of "events" and "bad situations" with preachers and churches YOU threw it all away.

Then to make matters worse, rather than seek God, repent or do whatever it takes, you toss it all and deny the truths you once loved and cherished.

Amazing to me that some attend trinitarian churches and churches that are so loose on the basic doctrine that years ago YOU would have been trying to convert the very folks that you are fellowshipping today.

To justify your trip down the slippery slope of compromise, you develop an aggressive attitude toward those that haven't changed their convictions to suit their situation.

So, No Thanks, I Will Stay Old Time Pentecost.

I pray God gives you a space to repent.

Just My Honest Opinion.

What do you mean by loose on the basic doctrine?

Old Paths · #**304** 08-15-2008, 07:43 AM

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Originally Posted by Esther

What do you mean by loose on the basic doctrine?

Think about it.

It'll come to you.

Esther · #**305** 08-15-2008, 07:45 AM

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Originally Posted by Old Paths

Think about it.

It'll come to you.

Well not anymore. Too many changes. You could be referring to standards OR you could be referring to 1, 2 or 3 steps???

LUKE2447 · #**306** 08-15-2008, 08:11 AM

I agree with some of OP's comments. It amazes me as I found out a few days ago that one of my friends goes to a Trinitarian Charismatic church now that only believes one has to say a prayer and believe to be saved. Least to say I got a sick feeling in my stomach. I never would have thought such as he and his wife come from a family well engrained in the church and are very loving people that don't tear people down because of differences. So sad! One thing is they IMO never studied in depth. Just accepted status of what was taught. So that might have been the issue.

Light · #**307** 08-15-2008, 08:15 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Old Paths

Do you know what is absolutely amazing to a fella like me?

(Forty four years in the Church and 35 years in the Ministry)

Many, if not all of you USED to believe (if not just like me, at least similar) that the Apostolic Pentecostal church was the Only Way, but because of "events" and "bad situations" with preachers and churches YOU threw it all away.

Then to make matters worse, rather than seek God, repent or do whatever it takes, you toss it all and deny the truths you once loved and cherished.

Amazing to me that some attend trinitarian churches and churches that are so loose on the basic doctrine that years ago YOU would have been trying to convert the very folks that you are fellowshipping today.

To justify your trip down the slippery slope of compromise, you develop an aggressive attitude toward those that haven't changed their convictions to suit their situation

So, No Thanks, I Will Stay Old Time Pentecost.

I pray God gives you a space to repent.

Just My Honest Opinion.

Br. you say you will stay old time Pentecost, and you say you are honest so let me ask you these questions.

Which old time Pentecost?

Please don't say the apostles doctrine because the trinity and the saved at repentance crow say they follow the apostles.

I ask this because the founders of most of the organisations believed and taught one was saved at repentance. Example: Elder Urshan taught the Holy Ghost was not necessary. He said in my presence that if it was needed God would give it to you on the way up.

You mentioned fellowshipping trinity in the above post.
My question to you is:
What is the difference between fellowshiping trinity and those in the org. that believe and teach one is saved at repentance?

Will you or do you fellowship UPC preachers?

Old Paths · #**308** 08-15-2008, 08:20 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Light

Br. you say you will stay old time Pentecost, and you say you are honest so let me ask you these questions.

Which old time Pentecost?

Please don't say the apostles doctrine because the trinity and the saved at repentance crow say they follow the apostles.

I ask this because the founders of most of the organisations believed and taught one was saved at repentance. Example: Elder Urshan taught the Holy Ghost was not necessary. He said in my presence that if it was needed God would give it to you on the way up.

You mentioned fellowshipping trinity in the above post.
My question to you is:
What is the difference between fellowshiping trinity and those in the org. that believe and teach one is saved at repentance?

Will you or do you fellowship UPC preachers?

I preached for a UPC pastor/church last week.

He believes Acts 2:38 is the New Birth of John 3:5.

I do not fellowship men, in an org. or independent, that teach otherwise.

ReformedDave · #**309** 08-15-2008, 08:27 AM

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Originally Posted by Whole Hearted

I'm with you Elder, give me old time Pentecost, I'm not interested in being any thing else.

I'll stick with relevant Biblical Christianity not some caricature......

Steve Epley · #**310** 08-15-2008, 08:33 AM

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Originally Posted by Old Paths

Quote:

Originally Posted by Light

Br. you say you will stay old time Pentecost, and you say you are honest so let me ask you these questions.

Which old time Pentecost?

Please don't say the apostles doctrine because the trinity and the saved at repentance crow say they follow the apostles.

I ask this because the founders of most of the organisations believed and taught one was saved at repentance. Example: Elder Urshan taught the Holy Ghost was not necessary. He said in my presence that if it was needed God would give it to you on the way up.

You mentioned fellowshipping trinity in the above post.
My question to you is:
What is the difference between fellowshiping trinity and those in the org. that believe and teach one is saved at repentance?

Will you or do you fellowship UPC preachers?

I preached for a UPC pastor/church last week.

He believes Acts 2:38 is the New Birth of John 3:5.

I do not fellowship men, in an org. or independent, that teach otherwise.

The only way I would preach for someone who does not believe the new birth message was to preach the new birth message to them. When folks do not believe the absolute necessity of obeying Acts 2:38 to be saved then that gulf is too wide. It has been sad to see nice folks on this forum that at the beginning did believe the message no longer do and to attend a Trinity church is beyond my small mind I would rather stay home or go fishing.