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1Timothy115 reacted to a post in a topic: Proud Boys
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Hugh_Flower reacted to a post in a topic: The Master Study Bible.
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Good grief.
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Alan reacted to a post in a topic: The Master Study Bible.
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It depends on the reference bible. Some are more topical or word study bibles. I think to find a study bible that rightly divides the scripture in a more detailed, systematic way you will need a study bible with notes, charts and outlines. As far as finding a references bible that surpasses Scofield's I would highly recommend the Common Man's Reference bible. It is a combination of the references from different reference bibles including Scofield. Over 60,000 in all. Just like with Scofield you may not like all the notes but as far as references it's unsurpassed.
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"All things are lawful unto me, but all things are not expedient: all things are lawful for me, but I will not be brought under the power of any." "I know, and am persuaded by the Lord Jesus, that there is nothing unclean of itself: but to him that esteemeth any thing to be unclean, to him it is unclean. I remember hearing about a time J. Frank Norris dumped a bunch of cigarette butts in an offering plate and the congregants got upset that he could desecrate the house of God like that. He then pointed out to them their hypocrisy because many of the members smoked and had no problem d
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Alan reacted to a post in a topic: The Master Study Bible.
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Alan, I remembered the study bible I was referring to its The Sure Word Reference Bible (no, I'm not joking). Apparently, it's the 1917 Scofield and The Subject Bible combined. It's no longer in print but I've heard it's well worth buying if you can find one. I found some info concerning your Master Study Bible: It's similar to the Topical Study Bible, it was put out by the Southern Baptists and like 98% of study bibles it will be critical of the KJV in places but overall it was a well received study bible.
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Pastor Scott Markle reacted to a post in a topic: Consequences...
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I don't know of anyone who said Trump was godly. Maybe they said he was sent from God but really, that could be said of any leader good or bad. I voted for and supported Trump because of four reasons: 1) Control of our borders. 2) He was not part of the Establishment. 3) Stop the hemorrhaging of American jobs overseas. 4) I felt, as a Christian, that he would be the least hostile towards Christians and our freedom to worship God in peace (I Timothy 2:2). I liked Ted Cruz but even with him I still felt like he was too much a politician but it looks like he and Hawley a
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Alan reacted to a post in a topic: The Master Study Bible.
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You no longer go by "steelmaker"?
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Never heard of it but it reminds me of the Subject Study Bible which is very expensive but looks outstanding.
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SureWord reacted to a post in a topic: Proud Boys
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No, no where near Corning, NY but nice try. Multiculturalism is the destruction of a nation. No matter how "rich" a few corporations and oligarchs get from it.
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That's funny because there was a Northern Baptist Church in upstate NY where I lived for six years. At least it stated that on their sign. They may have changed their name but not their doctrines.
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I explained what the preacher meant in another thread. He was being tongue-in-cheek. He was inferring that a man has freewill (Arminian) to reject Christ's gift of salvation ("before the cross") but no freewill (Calvinism) to reject Christ after he has been saved ("after the cross). Therefore, concerning the question whether he was Arminian or Calvinist he said: "Arminian before the cross, Calvinist after the cross".
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Northern Baptist. Yes, there is such a denomination. As liberal as the United Methodist.
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In case you didn't know but millions of people had the monopoly money put into the wrong accounts but the IRS has their "top men working on it" to quote a famous movie line. Until that time if you ever receive it you still must pay taxes on the $600. https://www.accountingtoday.com/news/irs-stimulus-payments-again-being-deposited-in-wrong-bank-accounts
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HappyChristian reacted to a post in a topic: Consequences...
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Four years of continued lying along with an attempted coup on a duly elected President with no consequences to those who attempted the coup as well no consequences for the Democrat supported rioters and looters followed by a very sketchy election and refusal of any court to hear the voice of the people has brought us to where we are today. I said this before but BOTH parties have laid the foundation of the Civil War and most likely large acts of terrorism that lie ahead. The Democrats with an attempted coup and the GOP for being complete sniveling cowards who would never stand with the Preside
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Bill, to answer your IM I am Baptist not a white supremacist. I'm am not a member of any extremist group nor have I ever been. Although, among Antifa and BLM my denial would only prove that I am a racist. Therefore, if I deny I am a racist it proves that I am one and if I say I am a racist, well.... This is modus operandi among commie revolutionaries. The only group I am a member of other than the body of Christ is my local KJV IFB Baptist Church. I was a member of the local rifle club but let my membership lapse because of finances. And before you assume the club is a whi