Jacques

[JacquesM]

Hello,
I went through this Forum, and I felt that all of what I read must be true, and I decided to interact, and for doing this I introduce myself to You:

I'm Jacques, 18yo, from France (therefore, please forgive my mistakes in writing English).
I received a Catholic education, but I never followed it really, maybe was I too young, or too innocent for understanding its importance?
Now I am 18, and I decided to look for the truth, about God and all the things that makes our world, things that he created.
I would like to correct all the mistakes I may have done during these years, and I hope I'll find the answers to my many questions here, on this holy forum.

I've been brought to You, I believe, by Jesus itself who, during my search of the true religion, leaded my way through all the lies that were told by all the atheists and members of the wrong religions spread all around the world.

Feel free to ask me any question about anything, I'll be pleased to answer You.
And, I hope I'll be forgiven for this, I read the bible being a child, but so many years passed without I had interest in it, and I can remember only a few things. I'm sure I'll learn fast, but until I learned it completely, I hope You'll forgive me for being ignorant

[Rev. Jim Osborne]

Re: Jacques

Bienvenidos, Jacques to God's Favorite Forum(tm)! I am delighted you were able to turn against those buggering priests who wanted to brainwash you into Mary worship. You did the right thing by leaving the Catholic church.

Now, the time is ripe for you to open yourself up and accept Jesus Christ as your Lord and Savior. Tell me, have you read the King James Bible? It might be a little difficult to understand since the words are rather archaic, but if you have any questions about particular verses, I'd be more than happy to help you out.

[Chris T]

Re: Jacques

Hello,
I went through this Forum, and I felt that all of what I read must be true, and I decided to interact, and for doing this I introduce myself to You:

I'm Jacques, 18yo, from France (therefore, please forgive my mistakes in writing English).
I received a Catholic education, but I never followed it really, maybe was I too young, or too innocent for understanding its importance?
Now I am 18, and I decided to look for the truth, about God and all the things that makes our world, things that he created.
I would like to correct all the mistakes I may have done during these years, and I hope I'll find the answers to my many questions here, on this holy forum.

I've been brought to You, I believe, by Jesus itself who, during my search of the true religion, leaded my way through all the lies that were told by all the atheists and members of the wrong religions spread all around the world.

Feel free to ask me any question about anything, I'll be pleased to answer You.
And, I hope I'll be forgiven for this, I read the Bible being a child, but so many years passed without I had interest in it, and I can remember only a few things. I'm sure I'll learn fast, but until I learned it completely, I hope You'll forgive me for being ignorant

Out of respect for the Lord, we capitalize the word Bible, as it is the book of God's Holy Word©
Otherwise, welcome to this friendly forum!

[JacquesM]

Re: Jacques

Out of respect for the Lord, we capitalize the word Bible, as it is the book of God's Holy Word©
Otherwise, welcome to this friendly forum!

I'm so sorry, when I type messages on the internet I often forget about capital letters
Thank You for Your welcoming!

I started to read the KJB, as said many times in many topics, but as You say it is rather difficult to understand. I have no problems with archaic French, but with English I'm asking the help of my uncle, who lived in the USA for over 25 years.

[Senior Dane]

Re: Jacques

Hello and welcome. Keep an open mind.
- Dane

[Jedediah]

Re: Jacques

An open mind only causes one's brain to fall out. Everything you need to know is articulated in the Bible. The King James 1611 Bible is inerrant and complete.

You have come to the right place for finding Salvation®. I would offer for several of the deacons to pile up in the church van and bring you to Piggett for a 2-week crash course and full immersion baptism, but France is a bit far off for us (we don't have a plane yet). Would you be willing to move to America (i.e., Real America™... the cities are off limits until you are strong in the faith) for a few years and do odd jobs for congregation members in good standing? We're in the process of setting up a program for people from Godless countries who yearn to walk with Christ and seek His face. The best environment for this is Godly, rural, Real America™.

[Mary-Yves Lapierre]

Re: Jacques

Allo Jacques!!

I am pleased to meet someone of France as you are honoured to be meeting me! Someone from Quebec! This day is a very happy for you!

One small caution I offer to you is to be careful about to using of the French here! It is confusing for the anglos. They only know the one language, and that one not so well. Which is why God wrote the true Bible in the english, there was no other way to reach them!

To speak of the KJV Holy Bible, what is your favorites verses from it?

And Bienvenue! Welcome!

[Felicity]

Re: Jacques

@Mary-Yves Lapierre I am honored to meet you! It must be hard to have to speak French all the time. #Genesis 11:1-9

[James Hutchins]

Re: Jacques

Hi Jack! Sorry to hear you are French. Maybe you could move to a country where God actually matters.

[amymareexx]

Re: Jacques

Bonjour Jacques.
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Bissous, Amy.