Greetings.

[Tomthefool]

Hello everybody.

My name is Tom, and I am here out of curiosity. I found out about these forums when I was researching Pat Buchanon on youtube, and a video of one of your pastors, Pastor Fred I believe his name was, talking about Catholics. After seeing this I was intrigued to find out more about who you guys are, as you are very different to Christians I am accustomed to, so I thought I would come to say hello, find out what you guys are about and pass some time.

I myself am 18 years of age, and I have just finished my A level examinations, my last exam is tommorow actually. I am about to go into the big wide world and find myself a career, it's all very exciting stuff. I am white and from England, and for my A levels I studied Geography, Politics and Sociology. I can't say I am a Christian man, i used to attend a local methodist church until I was 14, and I decided to leave as I thought singing and clapping all the time wasn't really doing anything for me, I didn't really see the point in it as Jesus never went around singing and clapping at people, so why on earth do we celebrate him by doing this. Now I think i come under the term agnostic, and there is no religion around me that isn't a bunch of happy clappy methodist weirdos.

I hope I am welcome within your forums, allthough I know your feelings toward my country, I am willing to learn and listen to what you people have to say, and I hope to hear from you soon.

[Pastor Isaac Peters]

Re: Greetings.

Dear friend:

Welcome. We are definitely not "happy clappy Methodist weirdos." You do well to evaluate modern liberal "Christians" by the standards of the Bible, and you will find that the overwhelming majority of so-called "Christians" fall far short. We, on the other hand, are committed to following the entire Bible, not just the parts that some have-a-nice-day liberal "pastor" has decided are still relevant.

Do you have a favorite verse from the King James Bible?

[Tomthefool]

Re: Greetings.

I am afraid I have never come across the King James bible, I do not read the bible in our household much as I believe that over two thousand years it will be corrupt with alterations made to it during its many different translations from the original transcripts, and God's word is bound to have been altered by man somwhere along the way. However my favourite Christian story is the "footsteps in the sand" story, it has particular sentimental value in my family as it was the story read at my grandfather's funeral.

I am grateful for your warm welcome Pastor Isaac, I have seen that this Church is not as welcoming to alot of people as you have been to me.

[Bobby-Joe]

Re: Greetings.

I am afraid I have never come across the King James bible, I do not read the bible in our household much as I believe that over two thousand years it will be corrupt with alterations made to it during its many different translations from the original transcripts, and God's word is bound to have been altered by man somwhere along the way. However my favourite Christian story is the "footsteps in the sand" story, it has particular sentimental value in my family as it was the story read at my grandfather's funeral.

I am grateful for your warm welcome Pastor Isaac, I have seen that this Church is not as welcoming to alot of people as you have been to me.

Really friend, we are quite welcoming to unsaved scum and other low life filth. It is just we do not have fellowship with them as Jesus commands. It's our earnest wish that as many people as possible will be saved before Christ orders the rest killed.

[Tomthefool]

Re: Greetings.

Really friend, we are quite welcoming to unsaved scum and other low life filth. It is just we do not have fellowship with them as Jesus commands. It's our earnest wish that as many people as possible will be saved before Christ orders the rest killed.

So you cannot associate with me as I am not member of Landover? Does this not present difficulties in everyday life, as you must come across non-Christians quite alot. Where do you think i could read up on the King James bible? If Jesus is ordering all non believers to be killed, that is very different to the Bible i am used to. Sounds alot more interesting to be honest, I always thought everyone was going to heaven and that was the end of that.

[Pastor Ezekiel]

Re: Greetings.

So you cannot associate with me as I am not member of Landover? Does this not present difficulties in everyday life, as you must come across non-Christians quite alot. Where do you think i could read up on the King James bible? If Jesus is ordering all non believers to be killed, that is very different to the Bible i am used to. Sounds alot more interesting to be honest, I always thought everyone was going to heaven and that was the end of that.

It never ceases to amaze us the number of so-called "Christians" ask us this question. If they would only blow the dust off of their Bibles and put their noses into the 16th Chapter of Mark, they would find that Jesus commands us to evangelize the world! He didn't say, "find a comfortable pew each Sunday morning and cross your fingers in hopes that some unsaved piece of human refuse will walk through the doors of your church." No, he said, ""Go ye into all the world, and preach the gospel." That word, "go" there is a verb. And for those of you illiterate, misguided Christians who allow unsaved people through the doors of your church each Sunday morning, a verb is an "action word," and "go" means "GO!" as in "leave," or "SCRAM!" It doesn't mean, sit on your hiney! The only place for evangelism is outside the confines of the Lord's four-walled holy dwelling place. God's home is a place for True Christians™ to fellowship. Allowing an unsaved person into church is like President George W. Bush inviting members of Al-Qadea into the Oval Office to sit in on a meeting to discuss ways of capturing Osama bin Laden. It's something you JUST DON'T DO! PERIOD!

Hence this Christian forum and our unceasing efforts at bringing unsaved scum into God's Grace.

Young Tom, I'd like to strongly suggest that you take a look at our beliefs HERE, and THIS thread offering sound advice for newcomers to this Godly forum. With a little Prayer and some Tithing, you too may be embraced by Christ.

[Tomthefool]

Re: Greetings.

It never ceases to amaze us the number of so-called "Christians" ask us this question. If they would only blow the dust off of their Bibles and put their noses into the 16th Chapter of Mark, they would find that Jesus commands us to evangelize the world! He didn't say, "find a comfortable pew each Sunday morning and cross your fingers in hopes that some unsaved piece of human refuse will walk through the doors of your church." No, he said, ""Go ye into all the world, and preach the gospel." That word, "go" there is a verb. And for those of you illiterate, misguided Christians who allow unsaved people through the doors of your church each Sunday morning, a verb is an "action word," and "go" means "GO!" as in "leave," or "SCRAM!" It doesn't mean, sit on your hiney! The only place for evangelism is outside the confines of the Lord's four-walled holy dwelling place. God's home is a place for True Christians™ to fellowship. Allowing an unsaved person into church is like President George W. Bush inviting members of Al-Qadea into the Oval Office to sit in on a meeting to discuss ways of capturing Osama bin Laden. It's something you JUST DON'T DO! PERIOD!

Hence this Christian forum and our unceasing efforts at bringing unsaved scum into God's Grace.

Young Tom, I'd like to strongly suggest that you take a look at our beliefs HERE, and THIS thread offering sound advice for newcomers to this Godly forum. With a little Prayer and some Tithing, you too may be embraced by Christ.

Thankyou very much for the links, that has cleared up alot of questions I had. Why it has taken two thousand years for Christians to start following the Bible fully is quite ridiculous. Where was the connection with the Bible lost by today's modern Christian? I'm no history expert but i suspect the Catholics are too blame.

I would just like to say that Freehold looks like an amazing place, everybody wears suits and is Christian, you must be very proud as a Church to have created such a place.

Is it possible somebody could show me where I can read about the KJV1611? I have not come across it and if I am to be posting here I think I should at least familiarise myself with it.

And once again tankyou for welcoming me into your forums.

[Pastor Ezekiel]

Re: Greetings.

Is it possible somebody could show me where I can read about the KJV1611? I have not come across it and if I am to be posting here I think I should at least familiarise myself with it.

And once again tankyou for welcoming me into your forums.

You are quite welcome young Tom, and may I say that I am favorably impressed by your respectful demeanor.

As it happens, Brother V has an excellent thread called "Bible in a Year" which can be found HERE. You can read a bit each day, along with some insightful True Christian™ commentaries along the way.

You can also locate online KJV1611 Bibles. One excellent site is www.biblegateway.com, but there are several others. Make sure you are reading the KJV and no other! There are something like 3,000 different false Bibles circulating around out there, and each of them will help to take the path to eternal damnation.

I don't like to boast, but I have a posted a useful piece HERE on some surefire ways to tell if a Bible is false or not.

Good luck on your journey to Salvation© young Tom. I'll be praying for you along the way. If you ever have any questions, don't be shy about asking. There are several True Christian™ Pastors who habituate this Godly forum, and I can be contacted directly via the email link at the bottom of my signature.

[Tomthefool]

Re: Greetings.

Well manners never does any harm does it

Thankyou so much for the links, i think acquiring my own KJV1611 may be somewhat of a chore in this country, as there is not even a baptist church for at least a hundred mile radius. It seems reading the KJV1611 is going to be quite a task, but I have allready picked up a few passages from one of the links you have posted, about stoning disobedient children and starving people to death who are overweight. Unfortunately I don't have time to read through all the material you have given me as I have an examination tomorow on American politics, and i want a good nights sleep so I am properly prepared, but I have added them to my favourites list and I intend to read them as soon as the opportunity presents itself.

Thankyou for your hospitality everybody, you have been most welcoming, and I hope to be talking to some of you as soon as I know a thing or two about the KJV1611. Take care.

[Bob4God]

Re: Greetings.

Tom,

You're from England you say? And there's not a Baptist Church within a hundred miles? Are there ANY churches in England???

It's always been my understanding that England and most of Europe is all secular, save for the Cathylicks running around in dresses over there.

Maybe once you're saved, you should come to the states and visit Freehold. I actually live in Corn Null, Kansas, but I've been to Freehold and the people there are very special.