Resurrected's Posts to Rusha: Christian Witness or Malicious Harassment?
Response to comment [from a Catholic]: [Resurrected's Posts to Rusha: Christian Witness or Malicious Harassment?]
Response to comment [from a Catholic]: [Pr
11:13]
A talebearer
revealeth secrets: but he that is of a
faithful spirit concealeth the matter [Prov.
11:13].
"A talebearer is one who tells something in
order to hurt someone else. Sometimes the
thing he is saying is true, but he still
ought not to say it to others. If he knows
that a brother has sinned, he ought to go to
him personally and deal with him privately
about it. He should not run around and tell
everyone else about it." McGee, J. V.
(1997). Thru the Bible commentary
(electronic ed.) (Pr
11:13).
Nashville: Thomas Nelson.
Response to comment [from other]: "I know the difference between those who are truly concerned and mean well as compared to those disguise their hatred and ill will under the guise of their Christian witness."
"Truth is hate to those who hate the truth." ~ Bob Enyart Ga 4:16
Response to comment [from other]: "[Pr 11:13] Did you even read this before you posted? You do know you just backed up what paulos was saying, don't you?"
If you pervert and
invert the word of God.
"Pr
11:13
talebearer. This depicts someone who is a
peddler in scandal, who speaks words
deliberately intended to harm rather than
merely unguarded speech (cf.
Lev. 19:16)."
The MacArthur Study Bible. 1997 (J.
MacArthur, Jr., Ed.) (electronic ed.) (Pr
11:13).
Nashville, TN: Word Pub.
"The only thing you succeed in doing is annoying people."
"I didn't mean to bug
ya." ~ Bono, U2
Jer 5:31, NIV
"...[A]lways omeone else's words. Annoying."
"Uoy evol i tub"
~ Mozart, Amadeus
Ac 20:20
"Oh, bugga off SD. No one cares what you have to say..."
"If the barn needs
painting..."
Pr 31 ~ J. Vernon McGee
Response to comment [from a "Christian"]: "...[i]f you have managed to make some friends, you might get some help."
Jn 15:15,
Mt 28:20,
2 Ti 1:7
"Try to be civil in the face of incivility.
This is a test."
Hos 3:1
Response to comment [from a Christian]: "Horrific posts!"
Speaking about the
reality of hell (Ac
20:20). The
horror!
"Jesus taught about [hell] more than all
other Biblical authors put together..." Full
text:
The Importance of Hell
Response to comment [from a Christian]: "...[Y]ou God hating gossip queen."
Response to comment [from a Christian]: "[i] don't have time to read through the whole thread, but I want to point out that Rusha is a disgusting Satan-led hell-bound pervert who rejects Christ's sacrifice and spits on the Cross..."
I wouldn't bother (Mk
6:11). The
God-haters are here to tell her all her
heart desires (Re
22:11).
Also see:
Dear Rusha, Res is wrong
Response to comment [from a Christian]:
"Really!! Let's have a pity party for the
atheists. These are the people who
came up with evolution that wipes out God
from the hearts and minds of millions from
the time they step into their first science
class. I'll give a million dollars to
someone who can come up with a nice way to
say 'Oh by the way, Atheists are going to
bur
n
in hell'."
We look forward to the
day that the dogs don't bite and the bees
don't sting. God-haters will be removed from
our presence (2
Thes. 1:9;
Mt. 7:21–23).
That's "a good thing"
~ Martha Stewart
Response to comment [from other]: "Wow. Some epic cut'n'paste there SD."
"...Win or loose. Those are your two options--win or lose." ~ Randy Marsh, South Park Re 2:10
Response to comment [from a "Christian"]: "[God-haters will be removed from our presence (2 Thes. 1:9; Mt. 7:21–23).] "You ought to make sure your definition of "God-haters" is correct. Jesus told the religious zealots--the ones essentially consigning other people "hell" while they claimed they loved God--that they would perish if they didn't repent."
I tell you, Nay:
but, except ye repent, ye shall all likewise
perish [Luke
13:1–5].
"The victims of Pilate and the men who were
killed when the tower fell were not judged
of God. God does nothing in spite. But
Christ was telling the religious crowd of
His day that unless they repented, they
would also perish.
This passage has several fine lessons for
us. The first one teaches us that when some
Christian has trouble beyond the average
amount (and many do), we are not to
interpret it to mean that he is a greater
sinner than others. Trouble does not always
come to a person because of his sins.
The other side of the coin is that just
becoming a Christian does not automatically
inoculate you against trouble. You will miss
the Great Tribulation, but you will not miss
the little tribulation if you are a
Christian. You are going to have a little of
it right down here.
Another thing we should see is that when
trouble comes to someone else and not to
you, it does not indicate that you are
superior to that individual. Perhaps God is
permitting you to see the other fellow’s
trouble in order to bring you to Himself."
McGee, J. V. (1991). Vol. 37: Thru the Bible
commentary: The Gospels (Luke) (electronic
ed.) (167–168). Nashville: Thomas Nelson.
Also see:
Judge Rightly (Is not some guy's name)
Response to comment [from other]: "...[Y]ou were in the exact same position (as far as your soul goes) that Rusha and other non-believers are in right now. This makes you and res nothing but hypocrites..."
"...You are a hypocrite who believes that God's grace doesn't flow for anyone but yourself."
Proof please.
Ro 8:1
"...You are a joke."
Ad hominem
Response to comment [from a "Christian"]: [
Religious hypocrite] "...That was my point
... to you..."
Let the reader decide.
"Lk
13:2 worse
sinners. It was the belief of many that
disaster and sudden death always signified
divine displeasure over particular sins (cf.
Job 4:7).
Those who suffered in uncommon ways were
therefore assumed to be guilty of some more
severe immorality (cf.
John 9:2).
13:3 unless you repent. Jesus did not deny
the connection between catastrophe and human
evil, for all such afflictions ultimately
stem from the curse of humanity’s fallenness
(Gen.
3:17–19).
Furthermore, specific calamities may indeed
be the fruit of certain iniquities (Prov.
24:16). But
Christ challenged the people’s notion that
they were morally superior to those who
suffered in such catastrophes. He called all
to repent, for all were in danger of sudden
destruction. No one is guaranteed time to
prepare for death, so now is the time for
repentance for all (cf.
2 Cor. 6:2).
you will all likewise perish. These words
prophetically warned of the approaching
judgment of Israel, which culminated in the
catastrophic destruction of Jerusalem in AD
70. Thousands in Jerusalem were killed by
the Romans. See note on
Matt. 23:36."
The MacArthur Study Bible. 1997 (J.
MacArthur, Jr., Ed.) (electronic ed.) (Lk
13:2–3).
Nashville, TN: Word Pub.
"Based on the vote, I'd say they have decided."
Response to comment [from a Christian]: [
Ex 23:2]
"Tell me how justice has been perverted?"
The masses are evil (aka
bandwagon).
Ex 23:2, NASB
Response to comment [from a "Christian"]:
"[Witnessing where word of God
is not received] "I wouldn't bother..."
You removed the
scripture from my quote. I wouldn't bother (Mk
6:11).
"We give out the word of God. What men do
with it is their business." ~ J. Vernon
McGee
And
whosoever shall not receive you, nor hear
you, when ye depart thence, shake off the
dust under your feet for a testimony against
them. Verily I say unto you, It shall be
more tolerable for Sodom and Gomorrha in the
day of judgment, than for that city [Mark
6:10–11].
"This is a serious and a solemn trip they
are to take. Light creates responsibility.
To reject the grace of God invited His
judgment. The same is still true today."
McGee, J. V. (1991). Vol. 36: Thru the Bible
commentary: The Gospels (Mark) (electronic
ed.) (77). Nashville: Thomas Nelson.
[Informing others about the reality of hell] "How about a better way to witness to the glory and love of a God who sent His son to suffer and die that none might perish? If you don't believe, hell shouldn't move you. It never did me..."
Move you where?
"The punishment of the wicked dead in hell is described throughout Scripture as
“eternal fire” (Matthew
25:41), “unquenchable fire” (Matthew
3:12), “shame and everlasting contempt” (Daniel
12:2), a place where “the fire is not quenched”
(Mark
9:44-49), a place of “torment” and “fire” (Luke
16:23-24), “everlasting destruction” (2
Thessalonians 1:9), a place where “the smoke of
torment rises forever and ever” (Revelation
14:10-11), and a “lake of burning sulfur” where
the wicked are “tormented day and night forever and ever” (Revelation
20:10)..." Full text:
Is Hell real? Is Hell eternal?
Response to comment [from a Satanist]: [To member] "Sounds like you're angry and bitter with yourself..."
The Satanist
is displeased that you have passed from death to life (1
Jn 3:14).
Now all he can do is call you
names (Jn
8:44).
Response to comment [from other]: "Wow. Some epic cut'n'paste there SD."
"If you ain't first. You're last." ~ Reese Bobby, Talladega Nights Mt 5:1-12, 11:11
If you ain't first you're last
[Ro
8:1] "
Let the reader decide."
“Be yourself. No one can say you're doing it wrong." ~ Snoopy
Resurrected's
Posts to Rusha: Christian Witness or
Malicious Harassment?