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Originally Posted by mfblume
Please explain that statement. It sounds you like you are saying God has shown you how to interpret this passage. Is that what you are saying? If so, you are saying God showed you what you believe, implying anyone else's interpretation is wrong. What kind of discussion can anyone have with you if you believe God showed you how to interpret this? By default you make any conflicting ideas wrong.
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My response was to Godsdrummer that it takes God to show a person that jewelry is not wrong. I was responding it was God who convinced me that it is better not to wear jewelry. I'm saying I'm a paradox to him. He said God led him away from believing this way and I'm saying God led me to stay believing this way. Is that more clearer?
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Originally Posted by mfblume
This statement is not clear either. Are you saying that you believe it is correct to grant liberty to people to wear jewelry so long as they know inward is more important than outward? Your sentence seems to be missing a word or two, since it is hard to get your point.
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Again a response to Godsdrummer that until people are openhearted they will never see the truth about jewelry but will always believe the traditions they are taught. If I remember in other posts he has likened it to brainwashing. My response was so unless people give liberty to the outward in his view, they are brainwashed and that the conviction they say they have is not true conviction of God? It was a question. Again its really heard to articulate the meaning of a statement (at least for me) on a forum when you are talking to multiple people while responding to a single person on their post