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  • Vengeance Puriel
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    Re: My Introduction

    Originally posted by btgrossman View Post
    I thank you for your reference to James 5:16 for that is the exact manner in which my confession transpires. I meet weekly with a senior member of my church for Male counsel and instruction (Proverbs 19:20). These meetings are "formal" insofar as they take place regularly, with seriousness, at a consistent time and place.
    Is the Church ⛪ you attend Catholic by chance?

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  • btgrossman
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    Re: My Introduction

    Originally posted by Dana723 View Post
    How old are your daughters? Why have they not been married off yet? Just like Ruth, they could bear sons for you so that you will not have to bear shame.
    They are eighteen and twenty-one. They have both been smitten to some degree by secular culture, the elder far more than the younger. I have home hope that the younger will marry soon. The elder is more defiant. I pray daily for sons from them both.

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  • btgrossman
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    Re: My Introduction

    Originally posted by Basilissa View Post
    Wait, Sister, let's not assume the worse, yet. Maybe she means it in James 5:16 sense, in which community members confess sins to each other, rather than to some pedophile priest?
    I thank you for your reference to James 5:16 for that is the exact manner in which my confession transpires. I meet weekly with a senior member of my church for Male counsel and instruction (Proverbs 19:20). These meetings are "formal" insofar as they take place regularly, with seriousness, at a consistent time and place.

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  • btgrossman
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    Re: My Introduction

    Originally posted by BrotherLarry View Post
    As a certified equine gnathologist, it isn't hard for me to see that our new friend here has responded to pretty much everyone that has posted on this thread EXCEPT ME. This tells me that she hates horses - and that's something the LORD GOD will not tolerate. It's like denying the white stallion on which Jesus will lead the armies into Armageddon to defeat the foes trying to win the world over for satan.


    This doesn't bode well, I'm afraid. I wouldn't be surprised if there truly is a priest to whom she makes this formal confession.


    BrotherLarry


    PS There is NO excuse for rudeness.


    Sir:


    I deeply apologize for not responding to you. It was indeed rude. There is no excuse.


    I was, and still remain, ignorant of equine gnathologogy. However, allow me to assured you that I have no hate for horses, neither in my heart nor in my action. I am an ignorant woman on many subjects and am guilty of such.

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  • BrotherLarry
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    Re: My Introduction

    As a certified equine gnathologist, it isn't hard for me to see that our new friend here has responded to pretty much everyone that has posted on this thread EXCEPT ME. This tells me that she hates horses - and that's something the LORD GOD will not tolerate. It's like denying the white stallion on which Jesus will lead the armies into Armageddon to defeat the foes trying to win the world over for satan.


    This doesn't bode well, I'm afraid. I wouldn't be surprised if there truly is a priest to whom she makes this formal confession.


    BrotherLarry


    PS There is NO excuse for rudeness.

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  • Joanna Lytton-Vasey
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    Originally posted by Basilissa View Post
    Wait, Sister, let's not assume the worse, yet. Maybe she means it in James 5:16 sense, in which community members confess sins to each other, rather than to some pedophile priest?
    It was the word formal that made me leap to the obvious conclusion, Sister B. I have never considered our private discussions as any form of confession - they're more a mutual cry for help.

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  • Dana723
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    Re: My Introduction

    Originally posted by btgrossman View Post
    I am humbled and honored by your questions, Sir.


    As with Sheshan (1 Chronicles 2:34) I have not provided sons, only two daughters. Neither daughter has married yet, thus no grandsons. I have a deep reservoir of remorse, making formal confession weekly and within prayer daily. As for serving Him, I endeavor to steer my daughters to a proper marriage, towards the Lord and away from secularism, to keep them well disciplined and acting as the Lord commands. However, I feel blind to the means I may serve Him beyond that and am in need of guidance in this matter.
    Wow, that's a shame. I myself have born five wonderful, clean-limbed, glorious, handsome boys for Christ's service. However, I shall attempt to not look down on you, a poor widow, with only two daughters. How old are your daughters? Why have they not been married off yet? Just like Ruth, they could bear sons for you so that you will not have to bear shame.

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  • Basilissa
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    Re: My Introduction

    Originally posted by btgrossman View Post
    I have a deep reservoir of remorse, making formal confession weekly and within prayer daily.
    Originally posted by Joanna Lytton-Vasey View Post
    Wait, Sister, let's not assume the worse, yet. Maybe she means it in James 5:16 sense, in which community members confess sins to each other, rather than to some pedophile priest?

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  • Joanna Lytton-Vasey
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    Re: My Introduction

    Originally posted by btgrossman View Post
    I have a deep reservoir of remorse, making formal confession weekly and within prayer daily.

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  • James Hutchins
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    Originally posted by btgrossman View Post
    I am humbled and honored by your questions, Sir.


    As with Sheshan (1 Chronicles 2:34) I have not provided sons, only two daughters. Neither daughter has married yet, thus no grandsons. I have a deep reservoir of remorse, making formal confession weekly and within prayer daily. As for serving Him, I endeavor to steer my daughters to a proper marriage, towards the Lord and away from secularism, to keep them well disciplined and acting as the Lord commands. However, I feel blind to the means I may serve Him beyond that and am in need of guidance in this matter.
    So for all intents and purposes, you are barren. May Satan have mercy on your soul.

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  • btgrossman
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    Re: My Introduction

    Originally posted by James Hutchins View Post
    How many sons was your husband able to sire prior to you murdering him? What are their names? How many grandsons has God seen fit to provide? Do you have remorse and confessed to Jesus Christ your behavior? How do you plan to serve Him until He sees fit for you to die?
    I am humbled and honored by your questions, Sir.


    As with Sheshan (1 Chronicles 2:34) I have not provided sons, only two daughters. Neither daughter has married yet, thus no grandsons. I have a deep reservoir of remorse, making formal confession weekly and within prayer daily. As for serving Him, I endeavor to steer my daughters to a proper marriage, towards the Lord and away from secularism, to keep them well disciplined and acting as the Lord commands. However, I feel blind to the means I may serve Him beyond that and am in need of guidance in this matter.

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  • James Hutchins
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    Welcome ma'am. How many sons was your husband able to sire prior to you murdering him? What are their names? How many grandsons has God seen fit to provide? Do you have remorse and confessed to Jesus Christ your behavior? How do you plan to serve Him until He sees fit for you to die?

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  • btgrossman
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    Re: My Introduction

    Originally posted by Brother Gonzalez View Post
    Abortion is good when God commands it.
    Thank you for your reply, Sir. To state "no exceptions" was an arrogant way for me to phrase my own opinion. I apologize and appreciate being corrected. It is of course true that God's commands supersedes all (Deuteronomy 11:1)

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  • Isabella White
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    Re: My Introduction

    Originally posted by Brother Gonzalez View Post
    Abortion is good when God commands it.
    Amen, Brother Gonzalez, and Amen!! And here we have the good Almighty exercising Might -- using, perhaps, a bit of a crude method, but effective, nonetheless:

    Hosea 13:16 "Samaria shall become desolate; for she hath rebelled against her God: they shall fall by the sword: their infants shall be dashed in pieces, and their women with child shall be ripped up."

    A blessed day to you, dear Brother Gonzalez,
    Sincerely, Isabella W.

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  • Brother Gonzalez
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    Originally posted by btgrossman View Post
    Sir:

    Where do you stand in regards of abortion?

    Immoral and deeply wrong in every case. No exceptions.

    Wrong.


    Abortion is bad when the mother-to-be needs it, when she does not want the baby, or when she was raped.


    Abortion is good when God commands it.


    Same rules applies to killing: do not kill unless commanded by God.


    Disclaimer: this is only our moral statement, following God. It cannot be applied into the real world unless you live under Biblical Law. Law of the land must be abided at any time, otherwise you are risking Hell.

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