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  • Eve did not believe God, & so she bought the devil’s lie that God does not mean what He says. As a result, the whole world was cursed.

    Amy & her worshipers do not believe God, & so they buy the devil’s lie that God does not mean what He says. As a result, they remain in unrepentant, disobedient states of on-going adultery [Mark10:12, 1Cor7:10-11, Rom7:3, Luke16:18] which God says makes them His enemies [James4:4] & condemns them to hell [1Cor6:9, Heb10:26-27].

  • @EclecticDaydreamer, I agree with Sween9261's statement above: "I judge no one. But, I do believe God when He says John12:48, which includes 1Cor7:10-11 and Mark10:12."

    Do you believe God? He tells His disciples John7:24 & 1Cor6:3. Why don't you hear Him?

    When God says unrepentant sodomites & adulteresses like Amy go to hell [1Cor6:9, Heb10:26-27] why wouldn't anyone who believes God cease her adultery? Failure to STOP doing what God says condemns you to hell proves unbelief. [Luke8:21]

  • @EclecticDaydreamer WOW.....Y says, "I judge no one...." but has told all here who disagree with his twisting of Scripture that WE ARE going to hell??? He's judged Amy here over and over!  That's my point! JESUS CHRIST is our ONLY judge!! He IS the perfect Lamb who gave Himself for the sins of the world. God desires for ALL to come to repentance. (2Peter 3:9)

  • yo, 2cents, the problem with unbelievers is that they don't believe God when He tells us who are His brethren [Luke8:21]. They don't believe Him when He says Amy's on-going disobedient adultery flows from her deceitful and desperately wicked heart [Jer17:9, Mark7:21]. They don't believe Him when He says He is Judge [John12:48] and that unrepentant adulteresses go to hell [Heb10:26-27, 1Cor6:9]. Instead, you act as if Scripture concerning Christ's brethren pertains to Amy, but you are wrong!

  • yo, 2cents, the problem with unbelievers is that they don't believe God when He tells us who are His brethren [Luke8:21]. They don't believe Him when He says Amy's on-going disobedient adultery flows from her deceitful and desperately wicked heart [Jer17:9, Mark7:21]. They don't believe Him when He says He is Judge [John12:48] and that unrepentant adulteresses go to hell [Heb10:26-27, 1Cor6:9]. Instead, you act as if Scripture concerning Christ's brethren pertains to Amy, but you are wrong!

  • @jenstylesrn, believers believe God's Word, unbelievers don't. When God tells us about apostates and others beyond hope, I believe Him. [Heb6:4-6, 2Pet2:20-22, 1John5:16, Luke12:10, 17:1-2, Rom1:28, 11:8, Matt7:23]

    Amy clearly is described by Heb10:26-27, 1Cor6:9, and Luke17:1-2; whether she also is described by Heb6:4-6, God knows. Whether you are described by Mark8:38, you know.

  • @Machelle3200, like seriously? When God tells us that this unrepentant adulteress child of disobedience has made herself His enemy [James4:4] enroute to hell [Heb10:26-27, 1Cor6:9], do you really consider that trivial and unimportant?

    Do you really think that Christians should remain silent when such enemies of God promote false theology for money, and model disobedience to "little ones," declaring bitter to be sweet [Isa5:20, Rom1:32]?

    Will God be ashamed of you? [Mark8:38]

  • @cathypico, do you truly think you can finesse your way to Heaven by ignoring what God says at John7:24 and 1Cor6:3? Do you truly think you can hide in the shadows with your head under your arm, and pretend God doesn't say Mark8:38?

    Can you sow to the flesh and embrace the world without making yourself, like Amy, an enemy of God [James4:4]?

    Have you no love for "little ones" misled by this anti-Bible/anti-church false theology and celebrity model of this unrepentant adulteress [Heb10:26-27]?

  • @amberdani38, do you consider it only a speck in the eye for God to declare you His enemy [James4:4], and to say you are going to hell? [Heb10:26-27, 1Cor6:9, 1John3:4, Matt7:23]

    And, what is the plank you see in Sween9261's eye? Is it just part of your vain imaginings? Surely it's clear that God expects His children to believe Him [Mark8:38] and to obey Him [John14:21-24]. Amy does neither!! [Matt18:8-9, 1Cor7:10-11]

    Eternal regret attends such children of disobedience [Eph5:6]. Heed Him!!!

  • @BabzVA, God tells us who believe exactly what reasons lie with those like you who do not believe Him, who do not hear or heed Him -- who reject, deny, or ignore God's Word. None of the reasons are good! [John8:47; John3:20; Rom1:28; 1John3:8; Rom11:8; John12:40; 2Thes2:11-12].

    The eternal consequences are all the same no matter the reason why you refuse or are unable to hear or to understand (as when God dispenses a spirit of stupor). The fact that you do not heed Him means Matt7:23 for you.

  • @BabzVA, your problem (denying God's Word) has eternal consequences! You can't even distinguish Him from those who post the Bible quotes. The quotes, BabzVA, are from God!! When He tells believers that unrepentant adulteresses make themselves His enemies, and go to hell, we believe Him. He is no liar. He is the judge [John12:48]. Your excusing on-going sin as being "not perfect" is foolish [Heb10:26-27]. Refusing to heed God, and to repent is foolish! Your time is NOW! You may have no tomorrow.

  • @morriswilburn, Christians are people who believe God's Word, and He tells us all have sinned, and so, no, Amy is not the only one. But, God also tells us more go to hell than to Heaven [Matt7:13-14], including all disobedient, unrepentant adulteresses like Amy, who make themselves His enemies [James4:4]. Believers believe God when He says Heb10:26-27 and 1Cor6:9.

    While He promises His wrath to such children of disobedience [Eph5:6, Matt7:23], Christians care for little ones Amy would mislead.

  • @lucasboden, what nonsense you spew!! When God, Who speaks for Himself, says His Word does not return void, we believers believe Him! When you spew vain imaginings with no Scriptural support, you have no more authority than any worldly atheist musing.

    Your contradiction here of God's Word is far worse than just being ashamed of His words [Mark8:38].

    The best we can hope for Amy is 1John3:6. If Heb6:4-6 describes her, God says we aren't even to pray about it [1John5:16]. 1Cor6:9 is no lie!

  • @patty7beth, indeed, you've pegged it -- you are clueless. If you knew God's Word, you'd know that He tells us Amy is in an on-going state of unrepentant adultery [Mark10:12, Luke16:18, Rom7:3, 1Cor7:10-11]. You'd know He tells us she is His enemy [James4:4] who is going to hell [Heb10:26-27, 1Cor6:9]. If you knew Him, loved Him, believed Him, you would hear Him. No reason He gives for your spiritual deafness is good! [John8:47; John3:20; Rom1:28; 1John3:8; Rom11:8; John12:40; 2Thes2:11-12].

  • @pennysouix, you'll have to be more specific. Waving your arms in the direction of the Bible, and spouting unsupported opinion counts for nothing. Falsely accusing people of being judgmental when they quote, reference, or point to God's Word, is the epitome of judgmentalism yourself, especially if you haven't even read the Scriptures referenced.

    God speaks for Himself! Believers believe what He says, unbelievers don't. Some, like Amy, make up their own false theology, often to justify adultery.

  • @xionsk8r22x, why do you take such offense at God's Word? Why don't you believe Him when He says that unrepentant adulteresses like Amy and sodomites have NO inheritance in His Kingdom? Don't you believe the authority of God's Word? Don't you believe He means what He says? Are you, like Amy, an unbeliever who loves sexual immorality more than you love God?

    Be assured from those who know God that He does mean what He says, and that includes Heb10:26-27 and 1Cor6:9. Hell awaits the unrepentant.

  • @62grossman, I judge no one. But, I do believe God when He says John12:48, which includes 1Cor7:10-11 and Mark10:12.

    God says that without repentance, Vince and Amy are assured certain fiery judgment [Heb10:26-27]. God tells us that such sexually-immoral people make themselves His enemies, with NO inheritance in His Kingdom. [James4:4; 1Cor6:9]. Why would any believer not believe God? When God tells us who loves Him, and who doesn't [John14:21-24], anyone can see where Amy falls [1Cor7:10].

  • @1206kam, given what God says about apostasy (incl. Heb6:4-6 and 2Pet2:20-22), that it is IMPOSSIBLE to restore such people, and they would have been better off NEVER to have known Him, Amy would have more hope if her prior claims were as false as her present claims. God says she has NO inheritance in His Kingdom, she is His enemy, no sacrifice remains (Heb10:26-27) and only fiery judgment awaits. Leading little ones to sin adds (Luke17:1-2), and we should not even pray about it (1John5:16).

  • Hallelujah is THE highest praise!! So what can be higher? This song, like many, is based on questionable principles at best.

  • @msgoldelockz, why do you deem to replace God’s judgment with yours? Do you think you can manage the Creation better than God?

    He tells us what sin is, and who has inheritance in His Kingdom. According to God’s Word, Amy is excluded. (Heb10:26-27; Mark10:12; 1Cor6:9; Luke17:1-2)

    Like Amy, you can choose to embrace the world and sexual sin, but be assured that makes you God’s enemy (James4:4).

  • @KhmerKreation, what matters is what God says. Amy pretends to be Christian, and says His Word is a light to her path, lying as she disobeys God's commandments. She would be less hypocritical to claim to be Buddhist, though no more justified. God commands married women not to leave, but if they do, they must remain single [1Cor7:10-11]. If they "marry" someone else while their husbands live, they are adulteresses. [Mark10:12; Rom7:3] Sween9261is right on what God says on that. see [Matt7:21-23]

  • Neither Hallelujah, Hebrew, nor Thy Word, KJVese, are a lamp unto my feet. Faith must be personal, not "just a melody".

  • Neither Hallelujah, Hebrew, nor Thy Word, KJVese, are a lamp unto my feet. Faith must be personal, not "just a melody".

  • Homewrecker

  • Better..:))

  • God gave the rich young man a choice: to obey God and follow Him, or to clutch to his worldly wealth and walk away. The rich young man made the wrong choice - just like unrepentant adulteresses who love their sin more than they love God. Unwilling to obey God, they walk away. They have no “walk with” God, only a disobedient walk away from God – like Judas and Herodias. Vainly they deny God’s Word, make up their own theologies and justifications for their sin. But, God is no fool. [Rev21:8]

  • @KhmerKreation, those who do not persevere may not be saved (Matt10:22). God says that Amy Grant exists in an on-going state of adultery (Mark10:12; 1Cor7:10-11; Rom7:3), that such adulteresses make themselves enemies of God (James4:4), and that such sexually-immoral people have NO inheritance in God's Kingdom. To go around telling people otherwise, and modeling such sin as okay, suggests a millstone would be better (Luke17:1-2) than the certain fiery judgment (Heb10:26-27). God is no liar!

  • @Sween9261 Are u agreeing with me? From what you said I think you are. I noticed it didn't take her long to get with Vince Gill, like there was no period of mourning that her marriage was over. She quickly married Vince Gill, meaning that she might have been seeing him while she was married. Well only God knows and He will judge accordingly.

  • @KhmerKreation, no, God is not the only one who knows, though He is the One Who defines adultery (Including at Mark10:12, Rom7:3, 1Cor7:10-11, and Luke16:18). The public heard Amy's admission, and knows about the evidential letter that Vince Gill's wife found in his golf bag while Amy still was living with Gary Chapman. God already has expressed His judgment, saying such unrepentant adulteresses are His enemies (James4:4) and have NO inheritance in His Kingdom (1Cor6:9). (Heb10:26-27) applies.

  • @Sween9261 It seems like you're agreeing with since you provided the scriptures. All I'm saying is that I don't agree with her divorcing Gary Chapman and another person had said she had put up with Gary's drug and alcohol habits. The other person was saying she should be commended for putting up with for that long and that she had every right to leave.

  • @KhmerKreation, you agree with God. That's a good place to be. Amy stands in disobedience of God. That's NOT a good place to be! God says Amy, in her present state of unrepentant, on-going adultery, has NO inheritance in Heaven (1Cor6:9), and by embracing the world, she has made herself God's enemy (James4:4). By continuing in her sin after being told what's right, she can expect certain fiery judgment (Heb10:26-27). Those who don't believe God need to take yeawho's advice, see (Matt7:21-23)

  • @Sween9261 Hold on. If Amy is legitimately saved then yes she IS going to Heaven, though because of her sin her reward is questionable. Be careful how you use the Word.

  • @Sween9261 That is why we have the grace of God. We should not sin so that grace can abound. If a Christian sins in a sexually immoral way and then asks God for forgiveness of their sins do you not believe that that Christian is saved by the grace of God?

  • @sugarberryful, no, God's Word is unambiguously clear. He expects repentance -- which is turning away from sin. You will know that Amy has repented when she stops committing adultery (Mark10:12, Rom7:3, Luke16:18) and obeys God's commandment (1Cor7:10-11). He says those who do not love Him do not keep His words (John14:21-24), adulterers are His enemies (James4:4) with NO inheritance in His Kingdom (1Cor6:9). Hell awaits (Heb10:26-27). The best we could hope for Amy is (1John3:6), not (Heb6:4-6)

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  • Maybe this song is trying to make valid point about people needing to be open with God and not fake it, but it does it very poorly. YHWH takes no pleasure in suffering. Yes, He can use it to bring good, but He does not prefer to hear our cries of pain rather than praise. Yikes! I can just see people's heart being hardened against God, unfairly, by these lyrics.

  • Regardless of her personal life this song is to be blunt awful. The fact that it has a catchy melody makes it worse. Hallelujah means Praise the the LORD to say that God would rather here people cry is ridiculous.Yes God would rather here a heartfelt prayer from a broken heart then a phony Hallelujah shouted in church but that's not what she's saying. We are to Praise Him ALWAYS to say otherwise is not profound or inspired just sadly mislead at best.

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  • Regardless of her personal life this song is to be blunt awful. The fact that it has a catchy melody makes it worse. Hallelujah means Praise the the LORD to say that God would rather here people cry is ridiculous.Yes God would rather here a heartfelt prayer from a broken heart then a phony Hallelujah shouted in church but that's not what she's saying. We are to Praise Him ALWAYS to say otherwise is not profound or inspired just sadly mislead at best.

  • not a chance... she is inept and cannot interpret the words in music.

  • Sounds terrible here. 

  • @geargemartin, and your point is what? That you therefore do not need to repent? That you don't need to obey God's Commandments? That God is a liar, and He does not mean what He says at (Heb10:26-27)? That God is wrong, and Amy is not in an unrepentant, on-going state of adultery (Mark10:12)(1Cor7:10-11)(Rom7:­­3) that assures she has NO inheritance in God's Kingdom (1Cor6:9)? That it is OK to lead children into sin (Luke17:1-2)? And you don't believe what He says at (1John3:6)? Is that it?

  • @VioletKitty411, you don't hear repentance, you see it. Repentance means to turn away from sin. You will know that Amy has turned away from sin when she leaves the ranks of the children of disobedience, stops committing adultery a/t Mark 10:12 and Romans 7:3, and proves her belief and love of God a/t John 14:23-24 by keeping God's commandment at 1Corinthians 7:10-11. Until then, she remains described by 1Corinthians 6:9 and James 4:4, loving her sin more than she loves God.

  • please don't do that anymore She sounds like well ... nothing. She can run a tune but there's nothing of substance

  • And I was thinking Amy Grant was going to better than Cohen. Stupid me!

  • i must of been hiding under a rock, never heard of amy grant rofl

  • @dionysusanton lol...me neither...

  • @bigkitchenjaybo, you are correct about Robin54C and thousands of others for whom that fragment likely is the only Scripture they know, and they do not even know where to cite it. They say it in attempt to silence followers of Christ Jesus from even speaking of sin in general, let alone theirs in particular. As you discern, they may even claim forgiveness of unrepented sin without repentance, which obviates God's Word, including (Hebrews10:26-27). They love their sin more than they love God.

  • @Sween9261 keep the scripture in context!

  • @iluvreflect, Amen! By all means, read the whole Bible, regularly, thoroughly, with prayer and diligence! Reach out to God, and He will reach back to you. Draw close to Him, and He will draw close to you.

    God speaks for Himself. We cannot cite all of God's Word in 500 characters, let alone quote large statements, but there is no doubt whatsoever, from constant repetition in both word and deed that God holds sexual immorality in disdain! To love it more than you love God is spiritual death!

  • @kevingp12, Christ Jesus tells us why people reject God's Word. Notice how often He says they will have no excuse. We often speak of Eve being deceived by the serpent who told her that God did not really mean what He said, but God never considered that an excuse to disobey God. Unrepentant adulteresses who want to insist that God does not mean what He says at (1Cor6:9) will discover the truth that Eve discovered. God means what He says, and the children of disobedience have hell waiting.

  • 3:20 I think I lol'd a bit too hard on that part.

    And sorry for the spam. :\

  • OMG THIS SONG ROCKED...right before I heard this version...