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twce
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Kris Vallotton - God Rains on the Unrighteous
Kris shares about how, in the Old Covenant, people/cities/nations were treated according to their sin which explains why God sent judgment on peopl...
@whizzpopping Hmm, well, I didn't say anything about covenant (there are differing views on it), but what I did say was that Kris was trying to establish his point using a flawed reading of Matt 5:43. He selectively chose not to explain what Jesus was quoting in order to make his case sound stron...
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twce
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6 months ago
Kris Vallotton - God Rains on the Unrighteous
Kris shares about how, in the Old Covenant, people/cities/nations were treated according to their sin which explains why God sent judgment on peopl...
@Lechteron Your sense is right! Kris quotes "You have heard it that it was said, 'Love your neighbor and hate your enemy'" (Matt 5:43). But the footnote that immediately follows 'Love your enemy' shows it's from Lev. 19:18, which doesn't include 'and hate your enemy' at all. Jesus must've been ad...
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About Are you ready for some well-supervised craziness?
Kris Vallotton - Hearing God
Kris shares his thoughts on hearing God, and how Jesus often spoke in parables.
"Jesus tells parables to hide truth not from us, but for us"
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twce said:
Firstly, he completely misunderstands Jesus' response to the disciples re: why he speaks in parables. Secondly, he's basing his theology of how God speaks on his own experiences - no scripture or history or anything? Finally, all this junk about God speaking in codes and secrets? Straight up gnos...