uncontrollable laughter-the flesh
self control-the Spirit
Walk in the Spirit, not in the flesh.
LOL! Father, have mercy on Ralph and zap him with Your Holy Spirit Laughter!! LOL!
uncontrollable laughter-the flesh
self control-the Spirit
Walk in the Spirit, not in the flesh.
The point is dancing before the Lord is biblical. Sorry that you fail to see that. It isn't a requirement obviously but it isn't for you or anyone else to mock and ridicule people for their expression in worship.Strange that you would use this verse. I am unaware of church dancing with all their might half naked. What church is doing this and are there any you tube clips, not that I would want to watch.
The point is that no church is doing what you say is biblical. Again, what church is dancing with all their might half naked as David did? It was you who brought up the verse, explain why no one is doing this. I have seen a number of "holy laughing" clips but never half naked dancing before the Lord.The point is dancing before the Lord is biblical. Sorry that you fail to see that. It isn't a requirement obviously but it isn't for you or anyone else to mock and ridicule people for their expression in worship.
I think Nehemiah may have been referring to the "Holy Laughter" and those rolling around "drunk" as shown here.
The scripture that instantly comes to mind is... Galatians 5:22-23: "But the fruit of the Spirit is love, joy, peace, longsuffering, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, self-control"
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Are you suggesting that all are damned to hell unless they use the kjv only???!?
That's because you're judging churches by going to ten services, instead of judging the people going to that church. I come from a normal size Catholic family. One of six kids. I know my family. None of them believe in the Lord Jesus Christ, except me. And I had to stop being Catholic because of that. (And I had a special situation that made me obliged to stay Catholic, so I was, at one point, both Catholic and Christian, but only 4 out of the 20 years I was Catholic.)I need to go to ten catholic churches to get a feel of the general people, and what goes on...
But either way, I don't believe I can deny the fact that there are people in the churches, that love the Lord Jesus Christ.
So yes, all you can do is just share and anayliaze the doctrines and the practices that they do use, which i never seen personally but know they do some weird stuff or whatever. But, like I said, how can you really say what they believe in their heart if you never really ask them?
I don't know why you are fixated on "half-naked"The point is that no church is doing what you say is biblical. Again, what church is dancing with all their might half naked as David did? It was you who brought up the verse, explain why no one is doing this. I have seen a number of "holy laughing" clips but never half naked dancing before the Lord.
I don't know why you are fixated on "half-naked"
How people dress is in the context of the time they live, the climate, the custom and the occasion.
uncontrollable laughter-the flesh
self control-the Spirit
Walk in the Spirit, not in the flesh.
I chose to leave Catholicism and repent of idol worship when I was young and started to read the Bible. I also left behind the dated KJV because I associate it heavily with the dead, boring religion that I left.
You know exactly what I am getting at. David being mentioned as half-naked had nothing to do with climate, custom or occasion. You brought up his dancing as a proof text to legitimize the "dancing" done in certain churches. If this is justification why does it stop at the dancing, if this is the example why are the "holy rollers" not removing their clothes. Are they quenching the spirit by not following the example of David?I don't know why you are fixated on "half-naked"
How people dress is in the context of the time they live, the climate, the custom and the occasion.
Bringing up David in a discussion of Christian worship is about as lame as it can get. The Ark of the Covenant is now in Heaven, there is no Temple in Jerusalem, and those who worship truly must worship in Spirit and in truth. The Lord's Supper is where Christians worship and commune with God and Christ. For the early Christians, this was a weekly "Remembrance Feast".You know exactly what I am getting at. David being mentioned as half-naked had nothing to do with climate, custom or occasion.
You have some problems. I never read David as "half naked" YOU DID. I read that David was wearing a linen Ephod. THE DANCING was my focus. The Holy Spirit has been present working with people since Adam. If you want to dismiss that it's up to you. You can't push off your own religious restrictions on everyone else.You know exactly what I am getting at. David being mentioned as half-naked had nothing to do with climate, custom or occasion. You brought up his dancing as a proof text to legitimize the "dancing" done in certain churches. If this is justification why does it stop at the dancing, if this is the example why are the "holy rollers" not removing their clothes. Are they quenching the spirit by not following the example of David?
Thank you for yet another uncalled-for insult.Bringing up David in a discussion of Christian worship is about as lame as it can get. The
.Bringing up David in a discussion of Christian worship is about as lame as it can get. The Ark of the Covenant is now in Heaven, there is no Temple in Jerusalem, and those who worship truly must worship in Spirit and in truth. The Lord's Supper is where Christians worship and commune with God and Christ. For the early Christians, this was a weekly "Remembrance Feast".
The cup of blessing which we bless, is it not the communion of the blood of Christ? The bread which we break, is it not the communion of the body of Christ? For we being many are one bread, and one body: for we are all partakers of that one bread...Ye cannot drink the cup of the Lord, and the cup of devils: ye cannot be partakers of the Lord's table, and of the table of devils. (1 Cor 10:16,17,21)
The Roman Catholic Mass is a PERVERSION of the Lord's Supper, and for that reason alone the RCC should be shunned.
There was no reference to the Psalms thus far. It was all about David dancing. Where is this dancing recommended in the NT? However we do read about Psalms, and hymns, and spiritual songs.. Wow never knew that...now how can I unknow that. What would David know about worship?....I mean with the psalms and all? (Sarcasm).![]()