MickHewitt
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That's a lovely testimony B; in view of Rev14:4 "These are the ones who keep following the Lamb no matter where he goes"He is here
That's a lovely testimony B; in view of Rev14:4 "These are the ones who keep following the Lamb no matter where he goes"He is here
It’s a provision, which ever way one views it. There are other, well informed brothers who blog -whatever that means - but having been there and done that, - they do not reflect the Spirit (in my opinion) or give way to it. I’m not well versed in the bible - my faith stems from Genesis - but the Spirit appeals to those that love it. These other sites draw attention to the watchtower failings, but replace it with understanding of their wrongdoing, and some do it very well from the point of view of the bible.Very good questions that I'd like to know the answers to too..
Hello Proverbs, I left watchtower over forty years ago and did my stint in the “wilderness”. The watchtower remained with me, not because of their treachery, but because of the core values that formed their preaching - there is a god, His name, His intent, His promise, His sacrifice. These are all true. So keep them. They endure like no other. The voice of the stranger, the carrier of both the truth and its counterpart, the lie, is another matter. It is the separation of the lie from the truth that starts the healing. Once that is recognised, the opposer, the “voice” if you like, becomes ever more contrasted against the truth. As Paul indicated, what we see dimly now, becomes far more obvious as our spirituality grows. I’m quoting out of context, but the ethic applies also here in that as things are revealed to us, the truth and the lie become obvious. The ”stranger” easily identified. This is because the Holy Spirit makes itself known pro-rata -maybe more so - with our discernment so that we see these issues more clearly, and of course, their application in our lives. We see then, the outworking of the Spirit. It’s application in our lives, it’s reasoning, it’s outcomes, and that the attributes of the Spirit are intrinsically linked by love as the prime motivator of all our actions. If for the sake of argument, or clarity maybe, you replace the word “love” with understanding, a complete inculcation of “why“ into our spiritual life, we can appreciate the common bond of unity in all that we do, the “reason for being” of the Spirit. A completion of unity that is a beautiful permanence in all that we do. Is that not what love is?
We can see then that as these times draw to a demonstrative conclusion, the voice of those imitating their own desires upon us become strange and out of unity with what we understand more ethically within our heart. This is because the Spirit enhances our perceptions of Jehovah and the truthfulness of His Spirit. We can dump the speech of the stranger with confidence because it is spiritually impotent, and it’s clear that it is. It’s the difference between a home made bread of life, and the store-bought plastic sliced mush that passes for bread from the supermarket.
Hello Proverbs, I left watchtower over forty years ago and did my stint in the “wilderness”. The watchtower remained with me, not because of their treachery, but because of the core values that formed their preaching - there is a god, His name, His intent, His promise, His sacrifice. These are all true. So keep them. They endure like no other. The voice of the stranger, the carrier of both the truth and its counterpart, the lie, is another matter. It is the separation of the lie from the truth that starts the healing. Once that is recognised, the opposer, the “voice” if you like, becomes ever more contrasted against the truth. As Paul indicated, what we see dimly now, becomes far more obvious as our spirituality grows. I’m quoting out of context, but the ethic applies also here in that as things are revealed to us, the truth and the lie become obvious. The ”stranger” easily identified. This is because the Holy Spirit makes itself known pro-rata -maybe more so - with our discernment so that we see these issues more clearly, and of course, their application in our lives. We see then, the outworking of the Spirit. It’s application in our lives, it’s reasoning, it’s outcomes, and that the attributes of the Spirit are intrinsically linked by love as the prime motivator of all our actions. If for the sake of argument, or clarity maybe, you replace the word “love” with understanding, a complete inculcation of “why“ into our spiritual life, we can appreciate the common bond of unity in all that we do, the “reason for being” of the Spirit. A completion of unity that is a beautiful permanence in all that we do. Is that not what love is?
We can see then that as these times draw to a demonstrative conclusion, the voice of those imitating their own desires upon us become strange and out of unity with what we understand more ethically within our heart. This is because the Spirit enhances our perceptions of Jehovah and the truthfulness of His Spirit. We can dump the speech of the stranger with confidence because it is spiritually impotent, and it’s clear that it is. It’s the difference between a home made bread of life, and the store-bought plastic sliced mush that passes for bread from the supermarket.
Not necessarily. When you're logged in and you go to a thread it takes you to the last post you rated. So it may be logging you in in the background and when that's completed it scrolls you down to the last post you rated.Someone is messing with me B and it is only when on this site; when I go to post my screen scrolls down! I will not be put off posting. Rascal who ever you are!
Much appreciated brother: Will do what you say. Thanks for your reassurance.Not necessarily. When you're logged in and you go to a thread it takes you to the last post you rated. So it may be logging you in in the background and when that's completed it scrolls you down to the last post you rated.
Mick there's a lot involved and if you're worried about your phone back up everything and do a full reset.
It's an undeserved privilege to see this day; to see the system crumbling before our eyes but with the knowledge and communion with the Ones really in control. Jah and His Christ.That's a lovely testimony B; in view of Rev14:4 "These are the ones who keep following the Lamb no matter where he goes"