[Faith_Machine]

Re: Raven seeks redemption

No, no, no, corsets are fetish attire! The whole point is for you to stop dressing like a prostitute!

[LadyRaven]

Re: Raven seeks redemption

What I would like to see is good wholesome picture of you without the whorish make up and the trappings of sin. As an expert in the unconscious mind of sinners I can say without out a shadow of a doubt that make up is a psychological mechanism to hide one's face from Jesus.

The whorish and the slattern thinks by daubing themselves with pastes and creams (itself a proxy for, ahem, 'gentleman's relish' (to use the vernacular)) that Jesus will not recognise them as they pursue their perverted pernicious peccadillos.

Wipe that muck off you face, dress like a good woman and show us you can be in polite company, missy!

All the best.
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I'm beginning to sense that history is about to repeat itself. So to avoid starting a time loop I'll just do what you said.
I'm not a whore either.

[Faith_Machine]

Re: Raven seeks redemption

Now that you've accepted Jesus, I think we should focus less on your clothes and more on your experience of His word. On average, how many pages of the Bible would you say you're reading in a given day? And how many pages per hour?

[Sister Kitty]

Re: Raven seeks redemption

I'm not a whore either.

Then why do you dress like one, Karen?

[LadyRaven]

Re: Raven seeks redemption

No, no, no, corsets are fetish attire! The whole point is for you to stop dressing like a prostitute!

But... okay.

But can I wear this with that dress (purple colour of course)?

[LadyRaven]

Re: Raven seeks redemption

Now that you've accepted Jesus, I think we should focus less on your clothes and more on your experience of His word. On average, how many pages of the Bible would you say you're reading in a given day? And how many pages per hour?

I'm falling behind!

Haha Anyway, as of late not much. It veries, I just ask God to show me what I need to learn at the time, open it up to some random page and learn.

[Wide-Open]

Re: Raven seeks redemption

Oh my goth...

Slip of the tongue eh?

The correct way to express your surprise is "Oh my God".

Please pay attention.

[LadyRaven]

Re: Raven seeks redemption

Then why do you dress like one, Karen?

Karen? My name isn't Karen. It's Sarah, but call me Raven

[LadyRaven]

Re: Raven seeks redemption

Slip of the tongue eh?

The correct way to express your surprise is "Oh my God".

Please pay attention.

Habit.

[Sister Kitty]

Re: Raven seeks redemption

Karen? My name isn't Karen. It's Sarah, but call me Raven

Then why do you dress like one, 'Sarah'?

[Dr Laurence Niles]

Re: Raven seeks redemption

Any chance you could start making headway in praising Jesus?

I'll even show you how it is done: on my drive to work last night I was running really late and would have got into deep trouble (as I'm on a final warning (just for being honest)). I prayed to Jesus: there was an accident on the junction of the motorway just before I get on, leaving my route in absolutely clear. I sailed into work bang on time (thank you, Jesus!).

Coincidence? Of course not

Praise Jesus in his bounty!
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[Faith_Machine]

Re: Raven seeks redemption

But... okay.

But can I wear this with that dress (purple colour of course)?

Sigh.

I suppose I should be patient, because I know you womenfolk tend to be easily distracted by pretty things and petty concerns, but you need to understand that God does not want you calling attention to yourself with anything flashy or flowery:

1 Timothy 2:9

In like manner also, that women adorn themselves in modest apparel, with shamefacedness and sobriety; not with broided hair, or gold, or pearls, or costly array;

You do seem to have a properly submissive attitude, though, and your meekness is exactly the kind of decoration God wants to see you wearing:

1 Peter 3:3-4

3Whose adorning let it not be that outward adorning of plaiting the hair, and of wearing of gold, or of putting on of apparel;

4But let it be the hidden man of the heart, in that which is not corruptible, even the ornament of a meek and quiet spirit, which is in the sight of God of great price.

[LadyRaven]

Re: Raven seeks redemption

Sigh.

I suppose I should be patient, because I know you womenfolk tend to be easily distracted by pretty things and petty concerns, but you need to understand that God does not want you calling attention to yourself with anything flashy or flowery:

You do seem to have a properly submissive attitude, though, and your meekness is exactly the kind of decoration God wants to see you wearing:

What if it isn't costly?
As I've adjusted myself into gothic fashion I'll have to adjust myself out of it. May take a bit, who knows.
Faith Machine I really want to thank you for patiently guiding me. This is exactly what I needed. I look forward to the day I become a True Christian.

Also can I do something about the "godmocking goth" title. It's a representation of the foolish me that arrived the first time round.

[Faith_Machine]

Re: Raven seeks redemption

Oh, you're very welcome! Regarding that "Godmocking goth" title thingy, have you set up a tithing schedule? It never hurts to grease the wheels, as they say.

[Holyfield]

Re: Raven seeks redemption

But I don't deserve it! How could a God who has everything love a sinful witch like me?

You should read the story about John Newton, who was a hell-bound slave-trader before he found Jesus.

The blood of Jesus has the power to cleanse all of your sins.