How Many Kings by Downhere

This is a great song. Enjoy

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Music

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• King
• Jesus
• Worship

[pspmags]

Wow this song speaks volumes of God's love for us.. My prayer is that the Message of Truth be clear .

"He whoever has ears, let them hear. " Matthew 11:15

"How many greats have become the least"

"How many fathers gave up their son for me. Only one did that for me..."

[Canera411]

*sniff* I don't know why, but while I was sitting reading a book this song just popped in my head. I decided to hop on my lappie and search Google for the song. This video popped up, and I started listening.....and then I started weeping. Sometimes we forget how humble God is, how willing he is to suffer for and love us. I'm glad to know such a great and loving God.

[Justiin777]

add me on xbox i m Christian (AposaL 777) Lord Jesus told me to write that

[MyBigRed94]

This is a BEAUTIFUL song :) The words are so true. God Loves us so much, and Jesus gave his life for us. Merry Christmas to Everyone !!

[snuzzlly]

@Yelluca7 Amen



[PeteraBunny]

All I would like to say is that God loves everyone just they way they are. He sent his Son to die for us all and if we sincerely believe that and confess Jesus is Lord, we're saved. That's the truth. Anyone can go to Heaven if they accept and believe and confess this. It is left as an option to choose to or not so we can maintain our freewill. I'm sorry if you believe otherwise: otherwise you're missing the point. That's the concept and truth of being saved by God's grace.

[Yelluca7]

@Yelluca7 He doesn't send anyone to hell. They send themselves because they chose not to receive what Christ already did. God would be in contradiction of himself if he didn't give anyone the free will of choice. The WORD says for God so loved THE WORLD that he sent his only son to die not God so loved A FEW. In heb. it says he's the same yesterday today and forever and that he took care of ALL sin once and FOR ALL not for A FEW. I suggest you get into your bible and ask God, not man, for truth.

[HeRtBoK]

@Yelluca7 can use images of God to do that. Moreover, why would you want to tie down the almighty, infinite God to a little piece of metal that you hold in your hands or hide in a draw. That is blasphemy! As to the rest of what you say, Christ did not die for everyone, only those whom God has elected and called unto Himself. He would not save everyone but then still send all those who don't believe to hell anyway would He? Nope, that would waste His work. Hope this is clear...

[HeRtBoK]

@Yelluca7 The men of that time did not have long hair and Jesus looked like the men around him. 1Corinthians 11:14-"Does not even nature itself teach you that if a man has long hair, it is a dishonor to him?" I believe that applies to everyone.

As to making an image of God: What is the benefit? There is none, and as you admit is easily a stumbling block. Besides that, it is commanded that we should make no image. God wants to be worshiped in the way that He commanded and He never said that we

[Yelluca7]

@Yelluca7 Even the ability to keep his commandments without it turning into a flesh work will be added unto you. God's love is given, not earned. Just like Jesus came from heaven off of His throne to die for us in spite of us. He died FOR us in SPITE of us. Jesus freely paid the ultimate price for the sins of the WORLD=everyone. Not just Christians. Here's a funny thing to think about. Does Jesus hear the prayers of sinners? Yes :)

[Yelluca7]

@Yelluca7 Now, can you end up making an idol out of a painting or a movie? Yes you can. Can you make an idol out of little Jesus trinkets? Yes you can. And I'm not saying, "Yes you can" to say it's okay I'm saying it's very well possible to fall into that. But God's grace is sufficient and if you're seeking the Lord, he'll show you your error and you can stay out of that. Seek first the kingdom of God and all his righteousness and all these things shall be added unto you.

[Yelluca7]

@HeRtBoK How do you know Jesus didn't have long hair? Were you there? I think you got that out of one of Pauls Epistles where he addressed one of the churches directly. Sometimes int he word (regardless, they're great examples) they're addressed to a specific place and not to everyone. Also, It doesn't say precisely not to make an image of God. It says not to make an graven image of things in heaven above, on the earth beneath or in the waters below like when they made the calf.