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Friday: Further Study – Paul: Mission and Message — 3 Comments

  1. I agree with today's lesson commentary on Paul's ministry from his message cause and effect and has also caused controversy as well for it is the most read, debated but also misunderstood book by Christiandom. I agree with the author's comments on how it should affect the Church on its mission to the world. I would like to point out a similarly reference from John the Revelator saw the 3 angels flying some of us are strolling the Eternal Gospel, some are walking it, some are goosing it when we should as a church, and individual be flying it because of its urgency.
    SOP stated the Devil is trying to kill as many as possible from hearing the Eternal Gospel,so we should be zealous and be passionate in saving our fellow beings. We only like to recite John 3:16 but ignore its counterpart as the Revelator has matured in 1John 3:16 that we should follow Jesus Christ to save our neighbors, comrades, relatives, et al with all our lives even if it means to die like our Master, Savior and Coming King. Rally together Militant church, lets save as many souls as we could possibly do with the Leading of the Holy Ghost.

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  2. The truth about the true state of the dead is so important to prevent people being deceived by messages from so called 'spirits'
    The wrong idea of the state of the dead leads people to a wrong concept about the character of the LORD like eternally burning in hell.

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  3. We need to study and learn more about the bible. Also the state of the dead and the true meaning of Paul ' s message that sometimes seem cryptic. Failing to do so we are the target of false prophets that twist the Word of God to lead us into the traps of Satan.

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