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I do not know what you experienced, but we have the word of our testimony. I am a Jew, brought up Jewish, and my first husband was murdered in December of 1990. It was February 1991.... Wait I should explain back in June of 1990 we were invited to a Baptist church with friends, we went. When the alter came Alexie said he wanted to go down; he is a beautiful Russian Jew. I looked at him like he was stupid but he got saved. In December of 1990 he was shot, in the lower abdomen; the bullet lodged into his spinal column and he died. Now it's February 1991 and I am sitting in Patton's restaurant and hear with my ear, but no one else if you die tonight you will go to hell. I had a fear come over me like I never felt before or since and I knew it was Y-shua and He was/G-d. I said LORD SAVE ME!!!! I went home, not telling anyone but for two weeks I prayed and I came to know Y-shua was Messiah. Shortly after I decided if Christians know about Messiah I need to know too so I went to Bible College to know what Christians knew. My sister said (sarcastically but I decided she was right) if you are a christian shouldn't you go to church. So after a year or so of bible college I started going to church.... 26+ years later the rest is history....
The point is I heard what I heard that night in Patton's restaurant, and I, and all the people Messih has allowed me to brig to Him are the fruit. Messiah is about everlasting life. It is not for me to decide to believe or not.... Messiah brings brings everlasting life!!!! Does your visions?
The point is I heard what I heard that night in Patton's restaurant, and I, and all the people Messih has allowed me to brig to Him are the fruit. Messiah is about everlasting life. It is not for me to decide to believe or not.... Messiah brings brings everlasting life!!!! Does your visions?
It’s actually the things that you do not see by faith. We see orunderstand as we are given his faith to see the eternal and anything that is not of his faith is sin .
It is simply the father of lies bringing pictures into one fleshly mind.Just as he did with the Son of man in Mathew 4 . Christ's response all three time, as it is written. The one source of Christian faith.
18 Let no man beguile you of your reward in avoluntary humility and worshipping of angels, intruding into those things whichhe hath not seen, vainly puffed up by his fleshly mind, Col 2 :18
God is no longer bringing any new revelations in any manner as of His last before he sealed up the possibility of adding more. The book of Revelation.
Need more than he has revealed? Why go above that which is written?
It is simply the father of lies bringing pictures into one fleshly mind.Just as he did with the Son of man in Mathew 4 . Christ's response all three time, as it is written. The one source of Christian faith.
18 Let no man beguile you of your reward in avoluntary humility and worshipping of angels, intruding into those things whichhe hath not seen, vainly puffed up by his fleshly mind, Col 2 :18
God is no longer bringing any new revelations in any manner as of His last before he sealed up the possibility of adding more. The book of Revelation.
Need more than he has revealed? Why go above that which is written?
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I've been reading your thread. I can't say I understand the visions at all, but if I ever told you what I've seen, you probably wouldn't understand it either. Our cultures are so different, just that makes it get lost in translations. But, I do get God started calling you on October 10, 2008.
Might I make a suggestion that spans all cultures? Instead of seeking signs, (and it is a wonderful feeling when given a sign, so I do get why it would be easy to keep seeking signs themselves), seek the Lord instead. His signs are amazing, but that's just the tip of the iceberg. There is so much more than that.
As for myopia? We're more apt to call that nearsightedness in English. It's not a disease. It's not that big a deal, thanks to the Lord for someone inventing eyeglasses. But I know there are moments when I can see clearly, and most moments I need my glasses. Assume you get what most people get -- old-age eyes the older you get. My husband was born with more-than-perfect eyesight. He had 20/10 eyesight. (What most people can see at 10 feet, he could see at 20 feet.) Now he is 71 years old, and bemoaning needing glasses. But, truthfully, he felt like he needed glasses 20 years ago and his eyesight got "so bad" he could only see like most people. Now his eyesight is as bad as mine was at birth. 20/50. (What most people can see at 50 feet, we could see at 20 feet.) For me, I'd still would like 20/50, because mine got worse.
All in all, it really doesn't matter, because we can see 20/20 with glasses.
All that just to say, myopia isn't one of those things we need a miracle for. We don't really need miracles. What we do need is the Lord.
Might I make a suggestion that spans all cultures? Instead of seeking signs, (and it is a wonderful feeling when given a sign, so I do get why it would be easy to keep seeking signs themselves), seek the Lord instead. His signs are amazing, but that's just the tip of the iceberg. There is so much more than that.
As for myopia? We're more apt to call that nearsightedness in English. It's not a disease. It's not that big a deal, thanks to the Lord for someone inventing eyeglasses. But I know there are moments when I can see clearly, and most moments I need my glasses. Assume you get what most people get -- old-age eyes the older you get. My husband was born with more-than-perfect eyesight. He had 20/10 eyesight. (What most people can see at 10 feet, he could see at 20 feet.) Now he is 71 years old, and bemoaning needing glasses. But, truthfully, he felt like he needed glasses 20 years ago and his eyesight got "so bad" he could only see like most people. Now his eyesight is as bad as mine was at birth. 20/50. (What most people can see at 50 feet, we could see at 20 feet.) For me, I'd still would like 20/50, because mine got worse.
All in all, it really doesn't matter, because we can see 20/20 with glasses.
All that just to say, myopia isn't one of those things we need a miracle for. We don't really need miracles. What we do need is the Lord.
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It's the only book that needs more than one read-through. Every time we read it, we learn more about the Lord. There is no end of "read the Bible." The Bible is the clearest way the Lord talks to us. It is the clearest way we come to know who he is. It is our umbilical cord to the Lord. Keep reading and praying that he will use it to teach you about him.
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isn't god is the king of king ? [FONT=微软雅黑]In Chinese culture[/FONT],[FONT=微软雅黑]Our dragon representative[/FONT] king .others would says it [FONT=微软雅黑]representative[/FONT] father ?
peace in heart
peace in heart
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Actually, the dragon can be a good symbol or a bad symbol, even in western culture. Dragon often represents protector.
And another concept dragon is used in western culture is a life threatening virus or disease. "Slaying the dragon" is an euphemism for chemo therapy. A reason for people to stay on it no matter how sick it makes them feel.
And another concept dragon is used in western culture is a life threatening virus or disease. "Slaying the dragon" is an euphemism for chemo therapy. A reason for people to stay on it no matter how sick it makes them feel.
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This is one of those moments where what you're saying means something to you, but I'm not understanding it. I don't think westerners will understand it. It sounds like we're unborn babies permanently, forever in the mother's womb. (Womb is usually what we call the uterus too. I don't know why. Just a word more often used in conversation. Less intimate, I guess.)
Nothing for or against what you're saying, because I don't understand it, but I do understand it will set off more than a few westerners with a negative feel to it. Something like if you've ever seen westerners do something that, according to your culture, shows disrespect, but they only do that because they don't know it is showing disrespect. They're naive. To us, "uterus" is usually a word used in a medical setting. When it's not about anything medical, it feels like watching pornography. We're not, and you're not, but the feeling is close to that. We get embarrassed by it. (Womb, on the other hand, has less of that effect.)
And just something funny about this -- rumor has it, Chinese is the hardest language to learn. I keep thinking how hard you're trying for English. And I think, "Wow. He's doing good, looking up English words online to communicate when he doesn't quite know that word. How bad would we be, if we had to do the same thing in his language?"
Nothing for or against what you're saying, because I don't understand it, but I do understand it will set off more than a few westerners with a negative feel to it. Something like if you've ever seen westerners do something that, according to your culture, shows disrespect, but they only do that because they don't know it is showing disrespect. They're naive. To us, "uterus" is usually a word used in a medical setting. When it's not about anything medical, it feels like watching pornography. We're not, and you're not, but the feeling is close to that. We get embarrassed by it. (Womb, on the other hand, has less of that effect.)
And just something funny about this -- rumor has it, Chinese is the hardest language to learn. I keep thinking how hard you're trying for English. And I think, "Wow. He's doing good, looking up English words online to communicate when he doesn't quite know that word. How bad would we be, if we had to do the same thing in his language?"
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That's your culture talking, not God talking. Actually, do a study in the Bible of everyone who ever met God face-to-face, and notice what they saw. I can think of two men -- Moses and Paul. (Well, John had a vision of Jesus too, and did see his face, but John knew his face intimately, and it still wasn't the face he knew, unless Jesus' tongue turned into a sword and he went bright-white on hair. lol) And neither one saw God's face. They saw what he wore and where he stood. And where he stood was a big blue something-another. (I've often wondered if the big blue below him wasn't actually the Earth's atmosphere. I don't know. Both men had to translate what they saw into the words and culture of their time, because whatever they saw didn't really fit into everyday seeing.)
I really don't get all that soberxp saw. I'm also not someone who believes in visions much, but I did get that what he saw does match quite a bit of what Moses and Paul saw. And, am a bit shocked that he didn't see the same thing those two men of God didn't see -- God's face!
God went to what would become China long long ago, and he presented himself to those people enough that they had a word for him that we recognize -- Jao. It means Jehovah, but through the centuries it was reduced down to Tao. God went to Italy before it was a Roman Empire and made himself known to those people too with a word we'd recognize -- Jove! It means Jehovah, but was reduced down to Jupiter later on.
Do not think God is hampered by people or culture. He will have himself a people of every land, and that includes China. Matter of fact, a great awakening is happening in China in the last couple of decades, while a great sleeping is happening in the west.
Just because it goes against our culture does not mean it goes against God.
I really don't get all that soberxp saw. I'm also not someone who believes in visions much, but I did get that what he saw does match quite a bit of what Moses and Paul saw. And, am a bit shocked that he didn't see the same thing those two men of God didn't see -- God's face!
God went to what would become China long long ago, and he presented himself to those people enough that they had a word for him that we recognize -- Jao. It means Jehovah, but through the centuries it was reduced down to Tao. God went to Italy before it was a Roman Empire and made himself known to those people too with a word we'd recognize -- Jove! It means Jehovah, but was reduced down to Jupiter later on.
Do not think God is hampered by people or culture. He will have himself a people of every land, and that includes China. Matter of fact, a great awakening is happening in China in the last couple of decades, while a great sleeping is happening in the west.
Just because it goes against our culture does not mean it goes against God.
[FONT=微软雅黑]I believe you because I know that I hear many voices in my ears,and did not see anyone around me. [FONT=微软雅黑]Some people joke with me ,even my dad's voice, but he did not dead ,he is still alive .he is not [FONT=微软雅黑]Christian[/FONT][/FONT][/FONT] ,don't get me wrong ,[FONT=微软雅黑]I don't live with my father[/FONT]
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