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Filidh wrote:you're right. we should be as lights of the society without being equally yoked together with unbelievers. that's how those two points are reconciled, we separate ourselfs, heal ourselfs, and then go into them as lights of the society, as the leafs of the tree of life that are for the healing of the nations.
so it's okay to separate ourself from them, heal ourself, and then be a light. i was doing it the wrong way this whole time. we need to heal ourself first, which requires separation from society and by extension oneness with father.
that's why we are told to wait until we're thirty to teach in the assembly. because our today refutes our yesterday during the establishment of our worldview.
starting now, i'll live as christ lived in this respect, and ask many questions, but not teach as if having authority in the assembly before i'm thirty.
Staropramen wrote:MikeTheAdamite wrote:I just wondered if I am correct in calling my Athiest father,a pagan because that would really get his back up!!
You should probably honor your parents to the best of your ability. Circumstances can make that very difficult sometimes, I understand.
Filidh wrote:mike, is it not possible that churchgoers are worshipping an idol they themselves have constructed, and not jehovah who is yahweh, since jehovah is indeed only a different spelling of yahweh, the 'j' being a recent addition to english beforewhich it was the letter i, and also 'v' and 'u' were interchanged, and so jehovah was pronounced iehouah, which is clearly smally different from yahweh?
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