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    OlBrotherDC reacted to Ukulelemike in Plaigerizing   
    Well, they're all using the same source material, and unless the other pastor is copyrighting all his material, (a terrible idea anyways), as long as the sermons are good and biblically sound, I don't know that it is a problem, ethically.
    Now, if he is a full-time pastor, with plenty of time to prepare sermons, and he is being paid to do that, but all he does is use others' sermons, then maybe that ought to be taken up as to whether he is doing his job. But I doubt there are any pastors who haven't used other pastors' sermons before. Even Charles Spurgeon admitted to preaching Matthew Henry verbatim.
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    OlBrotherDC reacted to Alan in Calvinism or Arminianism? How do you answer?   
    Jeff,
    May I remind you of the rules, which every forum board has, which a person should have read before posting.
    Rule # 3 plainly states, " 3. Feel free to quote the Bible, if you do we ask that you use the KJV. This is done to avoid confusion. The Administrators and Moderators of this site believe that the KJV is Gods preserved Word for the English speaking people, and we ask that you respect that and use the KJV when quoting scripture."
    When I first read your post the scriptures that you quoted were confusing, and still are, so, I knew that they were not from the KJV Bible but some other modern version. What you posted confused the issue at hand and did not help me to understand the issue better.
    Please, out of respect for the written words of God, and respect for the rules on Online Baptist, and respect for those who have a deep reverence and respect for the written words of God, and to stop confusing issues, use the KJV.
    Alan
     
     
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    OlBrotherDC got a reaction from SureWord in Hello Everyone   
    I am happy to be here with you all. I am an Independent Fundamental Baptist from Texas. I am currently attending an Independent Baptist Bible College. I am King James Only, Dispensational, and not a Calvinist. I look forward to learning from some of the older and more seasoned members on the site. 
     
    Thanks, 
    DC
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    OlBrotherDC reacted to Jim_Alaska in Did Jonah die while he was in the belly of the fish?   
    I did not post the quote in Hebrews because of any perceived soul sleep. I posted it because of BroMatt's original query that seemed to ask if people thought that Jonah died in the belly of the whale.
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    OlBrotherDC reacted to Ukulelemike in Did Jonah die while he was in the belly of the fish?   
    Agreed-he did not die-the comparison Jesus made was only to the time he would be in the grave, not anything concerning Jonah's death. Jonah was clearly alive and unhappy about it, and such was the intent, to cause him to repent and bend to the Lord's will. 
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    OlBrotherDC reacted to Salyan in Did Jonah die while he was in the belly of the fish?   
    Hard to pray when you're dead.
     
     
     
     
     

     
     
     
    The Bible says Jonah prayed 'out of the whale's belly'. If he was dead, wouldn't he have prayed 'out of Abraham's bosom' (like Lazarus)? I think the analogy here was to the 3 days/nights, not the actual death.
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    OlBrotherDC reacted to Ukulelemike in The Millennium   
    Konstantin, while much of the things you post are veritable gobbelty-gook, because you patch together bits and pieces of verses and phrases that often have nothing to do with each other, so as to make your case seem biblical, yet it borders on, if not being outright, heresy. You create doctrines out of patchwork, then declare this to be truth. Your understanding of scripture is severely flawed. I don't know who taught you to rightly divide scripture this way, but you need to read and understand scripture according to context. 
    Your verse given above has nothing to do with salvation by grace through faith alone-the Lord God called certain people to work with Christ while in His earthly ministry, but now, whosoever will may come to salvation, because Jesus said if He  "be lifted up from the earth, will draw all men unto me." (Jn  12:32)  See, that is how you add a reference: it is in exact context to what I am speaking of, and to answer your argument. Jesus draws ALL men to Him from the cross, where He died for the sin of the entire world, while in the verse you gave, that was referring to the time of Jesus' earthly ministry. 
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    OlBrotherDC reacted to SureWord in Calvinism or Arminianism? How do you answer?   
    You're agrument is truth based on tradition. That's the same approach the Roman Catholic Church takes. Because they were allegedly first means they are the most scriptural or "the one true church" when it only means they have been pulling the wool over everyone's eyes the longest.
    Sola scripture.
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    OlBrotherDC reacted to Gismys in Calvinism or Arminianism? How do you answer?   
    God Would Have ALL Men to be Saved!!   2:3 For this is good and acceptable in the sight of God our Saviour;   1Timothy 2:4 Who will have all men to be saved, and to come unto the knowledge of the truth. == A stake in the false teaching Calvinism's heart!  
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