Do you Love the ISIS Muslim terrorists?

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Do you love them, and pray for them?

Matthew 5:43-45King James Version (KJV)

43 Ye have heard that it hath been said, Thou shalt love thy neighbour, and hate thine enemy.
44 But I say unto you, Love your enemies, bless them that curse you, do good to them that hate you, and pray for them which despitefully use you, and persecute you;
45 That ye may be the children of your Father which is in heaven: for he maketh his sun to rise on the evil and on the good, and sendeth rain on the just and on the unjust.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pt0hh1sNUXM
 

Jackson123

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I never pray for them, but you question remind me to pray for them and learn to love them. It is not easy to love them but it is the will of God to love our enemy.

Just learn to trust and obey His teaching brother. They don't know what they doing.

We not agree with what they doing but love them not because agree what they doing, Love them because it is the will of God.

They are a victim and just puppet, a tool, deceived by globalist to achieve her agenda for one world government.
 
Mar 1, 2012
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Probably more than you love us
 

raf

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I never pray for them, but you question remind me to pray for them and learn to love them. It is not easy to love them but it is the will of God to love our enemy.

Just learn to trust and obey His teaching brother. They don't know what they doing.

We not agree with what they doing but love them not because agree what they doing, Love them because it is the will of God.

They are a victim and just puppet, a tool, deceived by globalist to achieve her agenda for one world government.
I agree with everything other than the one world government dont think Isis wants that more just a one world religion *or death* lol.
 
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We called to love our enemies, I never really thought of it before though. Loving a terrorist group that torture and slaughter innocent ppl... If I dont have love in my heart for them now I will just have to have God teach me, Im honestly not sure if I love them or not but if they are precious to God then they should be precious to me. I think they are still his children just lost and angry children
 
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sealabeag

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As Christians we are called to love them and pray for them, of course!! I love the individuals, no matter how terrible their crimes may be. I need to pray for them more.
Obviously we do not love what they do.
 
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FireHeart

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As Christians we are called to love them and pray for them, of course!! I love the individuals, no matter how terrible their crimes may be. I need to pray for them more.
Obviously we do not love what they do.
Love is the most powerful thing in existence in both heaven and earth, if we are lacking in it all we have to do is ask for more. Isnt our father generous?
 
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Christians must be wise a time to love and a time to hate

Luke 18 King James Version (KJV)


18 And he spake a parable unto them to this end, that men ought always to pray, and not to faint;


2 Saying, There was in a city a judge, which feared not God, neither regarded man:


3 And there was a widow in that city; and she came unto him, saying, Avenge me of mine adversary.


4 And he would not for a while: but afterward he said within himself, Though I fear not God, nor regard man;


5 Yet because this widow troubleth me, I will avenge her, lest by her continual coming she weary me.


6 And the Lord said, Hear what the unjust judge saith.


7 And shall not God avenge his own elect, which cry day and night unto him, though he bear long with them?


8 I tell you that he will avenge them speedily. Nevertheless when the Son of man cometh, shall he find faith on the earth?
 
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FireHeart

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Christians must be wise a time to love and a time to hate

Luke 18 King James Version (KJV)


18 And he spake a parable unto them to this end, that men ought always to pray, and not to faint;


2 Saying, There was in a city a judge, which feared not God, neither regarded man:


3 And there was a widow in that city; and she came unto him, saying, Avenge me of mine adversary.


4 And he would not for a while: but afterward he said within himself, Though I fear not God, nor regard man;


5 Yet because this widow troubleth me, I will avenge her, lest by her continual coming she weary me.


6 And the Lord said, Hear what the unjust judge saith.


7 And shall not God avenge his own elect, which cry day and night unto him, though he bear long with them?


8 I tell you that he will avenge them speedily. Nevertheless when the Son of man cometh, shall he find faith on the earth?
I will hate no one, I will be love and love only. I will hate the evil they do but I refuse to hate anyone.
 
Mar 1, 2012
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In the world but not of it.

James 4:4

Love your enemies.

An ideology is not a person. An ideology can be hated because to love the world and its ways, would suggest you are not saved in the first place.
 

PennEd

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There are 2 separate points on this subject. The 1st is loving people regardless of their actions.This is incredibly hard to do as human beings, and only with the help of the Holy Spirit is it even possible.

The second, is just because you must love the evil doer, does that mean you allow him to continue to do evil if you have the means to stop him? It could even be argued that it would be merciful to destroy him, lest he commit more and greater evil which will result in worse eternal punishment for him.
If you have the means to stop a man from beheading a child, and refuse to stop him, THAT could be the greater evil.
 
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FireHeart

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There are 2 separate points on this subject. The 1st is loving people regardless of their actions.This is incredibly hard to do as human beings, and only with the help of the Holy Spirit is it even possible.

The second, is just because you must love the evil doer, does that mean you allow him to continue to do evil if you have the means to stop him? It could even be argued that it would be merciful to destroy him, lest he commit more and greater evil which will result in worse eternal punishment for him.
If you have the means to stop a man from beheading a child, and refuse to stop him, THAT could be the greater evil.
True there is the question on do we let him continue evil even though we love them, but even God brought down judgement even though he loved those ppl. I can only imagine how his heart was hurting having to do that.
 
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I wonder what would happen if suddenly streaming across the Islamic State borders came Christians. Christians who say they are willing the pay the non-Muslim tax. Willing to live in a Muslim country, and not eat pork or drink wine. All the while praying publically for their conversion, for the salvation of Jesus Christ, and then for the continued life and health of al-Baghdadi. I believe it would begin with martyrdom, but soon, the Muslims would see what the Romans saw, the kind, loving people who somehow loved and cared for their persecutors, who prayed for their life and health. Never calling down curses, never asking God to remove the regime, but praying and serving one another.

I wonder, sometimes, what it would be like, if we did what we're supposed to do.
 

djness

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I wonder what would happen if suddenly streaming across the Islamic State borders came Christians. Christians who say they are willing the pay the non-Muslim tax. Willing to live in a Muslim country, and not eat pork or drink wine. All the while praying publically for their conversion, for the salvation of Jesus Christ, and then for the continued life and health of al-Baghdadi. I believe it would begin with martyrdom, but soon, the Muslims would see what the Romans saw, the kind, loving people who somehow loved and cared for their persecutors, who prayed for their life and health. Never calling down curses, never asking God to remove the regime, but praying and serving one another.

I wonder, sometimes, what it would be like, if we did what we're supposed to do.
Probably something like this.
[h=1]Romans 8:36New King James Version (NKJV)[/h]36 As it is written:
“For Your sake we are killed all day long;
We are accounted as sheep for the slaughter.”[a]


I'll pray for them from home thanks.
 

Jackson123

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There are 2 separate points on this subject. The 1st is loving people regardless of their actions.This is incredibly hard to do as human beings, and only with the help of the Holy Spirit is it even possible.

The second, is just because you must love the evil doer, does that mean you allow him to continue to do evil if you have the means to stop him? It could even be argued that it would be merciful to destroy him, lest he commit more and greater evil which will result in worse eternal punishment for him.
If you have the means to stop a man from beheading a child, and refuse to stop him, THAT could be the greater evil.

Yup. Love doesn't mean to support they evil doing. Love mean to pray and open their eyes, make them know that Jesus is the only savior and what they doing is again the will of God.

They may ignore our advice but at least we try if there is opportunity. I am not try because I don't have opportunity.

If they are member of CC, or I know they email, I will write to them.
 
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I don't love the ISIS terrorists. They'd happily cut my head off after raping me repeatedly as I said I love them in the name of Christ Jesus, whom their Qur'an refers to as Isa. Not the son of God as we know Christ to be. But a prophet of God and no more.
Terrorist Muslims are so influential that a Bible publishing house actually edited an edition of the Bible to remove "son of God" and other key terms in scripture so that it doesn't offend terrorist Muslims. Think about that. Muslims read the Qur'an. While a Bible publisher violated the tenets against omitting one word of scripture as is commanded in Revelation, because they were afraid, afraid! The word of God would offend Muslims who don't read the Christian Bible.

Just the mere presence of the words that speak to Christians might offend people who decapitate Christians and cut children in half in the name of Allah! As they proclaim honor to God; Allauah Akbar (God is Great) prior to wielding the knife into innocents. A phrase the pope permitted to be sung in the Holy See by a Muslim Imam. A phrase that is the last thing a Christian hears before their throat is cut and their head removed from their body.

That's how intimidated people are becoming in the face of a cult that decapitates people and cuts children in half.

No, I don't love ISIS. I don't pray for them. I pray for anyone in their path. I pray for the people in their custody. The children they'll slaughter in the time it takes a Christian to read this far.

I pray God strikes them dead. I don't love terrorists. And from what we read in our scriptures God doesn't either. That's why Hell is still open. And unless ISIS repents, shall receive them for their sins. Contrary to what they imagine as they think cutting heads off innocents, cutting children in half, assures them paradise. What we call Heaven.

They hate us. How do we love someone who, if we were to turn our other cheek, would cut our head off while they laughed?
When Jesus took a whip to his own people , the money changers in the temple, that wasn't love. That was rage for their betrayal of the father and their own religious rites. Following Christ and his example, how do we love terrorists?
 

JimJimmers

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I don't love the ISIS terrorists. They'd happily cut my head off after raping me repeatedly as I said I love them in the name of Christ Jesus, whom their Qur'an refers to as Isa. Not the son of God as we know Christ to be. But a prophet of God and no more.
Terrorist Muslims are so influential that a Bible publishing house actually edited an edition of the Bible to remove "son of God" and other key terms in scripture so that it doesn't offend terrorist Muslims. Think about that. Muslims read the Qur'an. While a Bible publisher violated the tenets against omitting one word of scripture as is commanded in Revelation, because they were afraid, afraid! The word of God would offend Muslims who don't read the Christian Bible.

Just the mere presence of the words that speak to Christians might offend people who decapitate Christians and cut children in half in the name of Allah! As they proclaim honor to God; Allauah Akbar (God is Great) prior to wielding the knife into innocents. A phrase the pope permitted to be sung in the Holy See by a Muslim Imam. A phrase that is the last thing a Christian hears before their throat is cut and their head removed from their body.

That's how intimidated people are becoming in the face of a cult that decapitates people and cuts children in half.

No, I don't love ISIS. I don't pray for them. I pray for anyone in their path. I pray for the people in their custody. The children they'll slaughter in the time it takes a Christian to read this far.

I pray God strikes them dead. I don't love terrorists. And from what we read in our scriptures God doesn't either. That's why Hell is still open. And unless ISIS repents, shall receive them for their sins. Contrary to what they imagine as they think cutting heads off innocents, cutting children in half, assures them paradise. What we call Heaven.

They hate us. How do we love someone who, if we were to turn our other cheek, would cut our head off while they laughed?
When Jesus took a whip to his own people , the money changers in the temple, that wasn't love. That was rage for their betrayal of the father and their own religious rites. Following Christ and his example, how do we love terrorists?

Do you want them to repent? Or do you hope they die first so they go to Hell?
 
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Do you want them to repent? Or do you hope they die first so they go to Hell?
What I want is immaterial. God calls his own to him. If a terrorist Muslim hears God's word calling his/her name and they repent, I will welcome them as a brother/sister.

For the mere question to come to the mind of a terrorist Muslim they would have to consider turning apostate to the will and word of Allah and his illiterate murdering pedophile prophet muhammad. A penalty in the ultra-right Muslim circles worthy of death. Be it that apostate Muslim who is marked, or that Muslim who then believes they are obligated to kill that apostate. Saeed Abedini, held prisoner in Iran, is an apostate former Muslim turned Christian pastor.

Apostasy for a Muslim is a very serious infraction. It is not up to me that they commit to that.