Reply to thread

Message

<blockquote data-quote="BrownFlush" data-source="post: 5227419" data-attributes="member: 65823">My bad. Quoting from memory.Not even close.Paul wrote this letter from jail. He was struggling alright. This was shortly before they killed him.Yep.&nbsp;But, none that I know of about his pharisaical background. He boasted of that at times and used it to his advantage.“Brothers, I am a Pharisee, a son of Pharisees....Acts 23 Yes.. Oh yes. The Man of God [USER=26800]@Integrity[/USER] speaks of the Apostle Paul&#039;s second letter to Timothy has containing &quot;some good tidbits&quot;.. Such reverence and respect.Of coarse you don&#039;t .You can do this. Why? Because the Bible is your very own buffet. You just choose what you like and reject what you don&#039;t like. I&#039;m sure that&#039;s how God wanted you to handle his word.You &quot;perceive&quot;an attitude or tone? lol! You&#039;re wrong, number one, there is nothing here about what you claim And, number two, even if you didn&#039;t like it, how &quot;pharisaical &quot; of you to reject inspired writing and teaching.The attitude and tone Jesus had when he turned the tables and drove out the money changers at the Temple probably doesn&#039;t suit you either. Hey, it&#039;s just a buffet of words. Accept what you feel is for you and reject what you don&#039;t like. LOL!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="BrownFlush, post: 5227419, member: 65823"] My bad. Quoting from memory. Not even close. Paul wrote this letter from jail. He was struggling alright. This was shortly before they killed him. Yep. But, none that I know of about his pharisaical background. He boasted of that at times and used it to his advantage.“Brothers, I am a Pharisee, a son of Pharisees....Acts 23 Yes.. Oh yes. The Man of God [USER=26800]@Integrity[/USER] speaks of the Apostle Paul's second letter to Timothy has containing "some good tidbits".. Such reverence and respect. Of coarse you don't .You can do this. Why? Because the Bible is your very own buffet. You just choose what you like and reject what you don't like. I'm sure that's how God wanted you to handle his word. You "perceive"an attitude or tone? lol! You're wrong, number one, there is nothing here about what you claim And, number two, even if you didn't like it, how "pharisaical " of you to reject inspired writing and teaching. The attitude and tone Jesus had when he turned the tables and drove out the money changers at the Temple probably doesn't suit you either. Hey, it's just a buffet of words. Accept what you feel is for you and reject what you don't like. LOL! [/QUOTE]

Verification