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Please pass the SALT!
rrammfcitktturjsp:
Arcturus,
This was a creative post. Jesus never seemed to mind that the hypocrites had high blood pressure. In fact things turned out really good no matter what they did. Object lesson for us?? I agree with you in us being to stand up for beliefs no matter what. Thanks for you post. This has been a blessing.
Sincerely,
Anne C. McGuire
Deborah-Leigh:
You are part of the blessing too Anne :)....and our Blessing is of Chirst who reveals His ways and truths. Without responce, I too would not have the joy of revelations I recieve in abundance!.....
Peace and joy to you
Arcturus :)
John:
--- Quote from: SandyFla on January 12, 2007, 01:24:52 PM ---Some people shouldn't eat salt at all, like those who have high blood pressure.
Q: What's the significance of that?
A: Maybe some people should stay away from us! LOL :D (Sorry, I couldn't resist!) :)
Sandy
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That makes since but then there are those with high blood pressure (like me) who eat things they probably shouldn't, but those things taste soo good (hanging round here) its hard to resist! ;)
Peace,
John
rrammfcitktturjsp:
John,
I too can relate. hee hee hee. There's so much to get done and is it getting done? Nope becuase everyone is posting onine and getting things done. I love this.
Sincerely,
Anne C. McGuire
hillsbororiver:
--- Quote from: Arcturus on January 12, 2007, 04:07:56 PM ---
Not everyone however is so easy to accept diversity and differences. Many will throw away good will because of disagreement leaving in a huff of high blood pressure! Should we be tolerant of evil or wickedness or blindness? I say no. We should be able to say what we think despite the high blood pressure or weak eyes of the party that would have us go into agreement with them at all costs and threaten to leave us if we do not agree with their errors.
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A very astute observation Arcturus. I believe that we are being salted with His Fire at times right here in the Forum. It is a given that we are not all going to have 100% agreement in all things at all times, so what do we do? How do we handle this?
Our response to things we don't see or agree with is a direct gage of spiritual maturity, when someone has a legitimate question or does not comprehend something most of us understand to be true requires a different tone and approach than someone who comes in teaching or making bold proclaimations, both of these scenarios can prove to be frustrating but the test is how we ourselves respond, in the spirit of charity and brotherly love, or in a prideful self righteous spirit?
This has been a very interesting informative thread!
His Peace and Wisdom to you,
Joe
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