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Gifford Incarnation Phil 2 5-11 Gbk

Gifford Incarnation Phil 2 5-11 Gbk by E.H. Gifford, Version 1, Gifford-Incarnation-Phil-2-5-11.gbk_.twm (0.1 MiB) – Gifford Incarnation Philippians 2:5-11 is a short 100+ page Greek based study of this passage […]

Gaebelein Interval Between Coming For The Saints And Coming With The Saints Gbk

Gaebelein Interval Between Coming For The Saints And Coming With The Saints Gbk by Arnold Gaebelein, Version 1, Gaebelein-Interval-between-Coming-for-the-Saints-and-coming-with-the-Saints.gbk_.twm (0.4 MiB) – Gaebelein Interval between Coming for the Saints and […]

Gaebelein-Work of Christ past present and future

Gaebelein-Work of Christ past present and future by AC Gaebelein, Version 1, gaebelein-work-of-christ-past-present-and-future.gbk_.twm (0.1 MiB) – Gaebelein, A.C. – Work of Christ Past, Present and Future. Gaebelein (Brethren) devotes an […]

Gaebelein-His Riches Our Riches

Gaebelein-His Riches Our Riches by AC Gaebelein, Version 1, gaebelein-his-riches-our-riches.gbk_.twm (48 KiB) – Gaebelein, Arno C. – His Riches Our Riches is a short three chapter work on how Christ’s […]

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Gaebelein-behold the man by AC Gaebelein, Version 1, gaebelein-a-c-behold-the-man.gbk_.twm (21 KiB) – Gaebelein, Arno C. – Behold the Man is a single chapter sermon by Gaebelein (Brethren).

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Gaebelein-The Holy Spirit In The New Testament Gbk by Arno Clemens Gaebelein, Version 1, Gaebelein-The-Holy-Spirit-in-the-New-Testament.gbk__2.twm (0.1 MiB) – The Holy Spirit in the New Testament By Arno Clemens Gaebelein is […]

Gaebelein-Holy Spirit In The New Testament

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Are we a country of Laws? Are we a country of Laws? Is an examination of the question of we are a country of laws, and nobody is above the law, and what is really happening in our country. This is an opinion piece written in light of the news of the day. Topics: The Greatness of the United States of America | "Nobody is above the Law" | Comparisons | Defund the Police | No one is above the law | What one would ask for...

Excerpts from the article...
I say "for a person to have a right walk before God" meaning that what you personally do is acceptable in a level of being fair and just both what you do to others, and in the context of what others do to you. You only have a claim of somebody doing something "wrong" in a moral context, and this moral context has to begin with God's existence and God's laws over us before you get to what happens in a court of law in a country, state, county, or city.

Hebrews 11:6 But without faith it is impossible to please him: for he that cometh to God must believe that he is, and that he is a rewarder of them that diligently seek him.

This verse fully backs up this concept. To "please God" who is the Judge... The concept of "rewarder" is somebody that looks at actions and gives a reward or a punishment. This is ultimately God's task, and earthly judges must also answer to God, as those in their courts have to answer to that earthly judge. We posit God "must believe that he is" means they must accept the authority and controls (of blessing or curse, of reward or punishment) from the Judge. He exists. He has a forceful interaction with our lives.

The system that is built on this is a system where one person doesn't get anything different from another. Are there abuses? Yea, but life is full of injustices. But taking something from one person to give to another person is not the answer here especially when the person you are taking away things from really hasn't done anything wrong. Black people (Asians, etc.) need to enter shoulder to shoulder with every other person on an equal ground, and they need to compete. That is life. If they of their own merit and effort get ahead, so be it. But nobody owes them a living. Reparations are the opposite of this.
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fam13 Polygamy: Is it biblical to have multiple spouses? This tract answers this question from the Bible, examining also the practice in the Old Testament. Topics: The Plan of God | The Attack against Marriage | Polygamy among the Patriarchs | God overlooked Man’s Disobedience | The New Testament Pattern.
From the Tract: When God unites two people in marriage, God prohibits anybody to separate them (Matthew 19:4-9). This means that neither divorce nor polygamy is the will of God. Simply having two wives or two living spouses at the same time is adultery. For those who divorce, they should be left alone until their ex-husband, or ex-wife, dies. To remarry would be to commit adultery according to God.
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