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Baptist City Holdout

Baptist City Holdout

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Buried somewhere is a thread for posting old pictures from FBCH and HAC, but I am too lazy or incompetent to find it. Let's use the new feature to easily post our old..... or recent pictures. In keeping with time honored tradition...... one picture per post.
 
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Trump would be proud.

Those photos are YUGE!!
 
Baptist City Holdout said:
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Wow... just wow. And this was supposed to be Christian teaching?

#3 - We should give our tithes -- weekly? Really? This has no Biblical support or basis -- it seems to me that the Scriptural rule is to give on Sunday as God has prospered you in the previous week. If I'm paid once a month, I give on the Sunday following the paycheck.

#4 - Abraham tithed before Moses... well, that's quite deceptive. Abraham gave 10% of the spoils (which, I understand was a war custom of those days) to Melchizedek; the king of Sodom insisted that Abraham to keep the other 90%, but Abraham refused. This was not a tithe of Abraham's income; he kept nothing from the spoils at all. There is never any record that Abraham gave tithes of the increase of his flock and/or other income.

I WISH my phone bill was only $10/month... but at least now we have free nationwide calling and don't have to play games about putting in calls after hours to get a cheaper rate.

Lots of smaller "My way is the only right way to do things".

Anyway, thanks for posting this!
 
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Ah, yes, more fun. This is great information if you want to be a salesman, and try to talk people into saying a prayer so that you can report good numbers on your activity report. Heard lots and lots and lots about how to be a good salesman, just like this.

Not so much if you want to see the a real change come upon the person out of the Holy Spirit's conviction based upon the truth of God's word, and the sinner surrendering to God's call.

I don't find anyplace in the Bible where people asked if they were 100% sure that they would go to heaven -- in fact, selling heaven was not really the New Testament emphasis -- it seemed to be more about they were under God's wrath, and only the salvation found in Jesus Christ would protect them from the coming wrath.

Again, thanks for posting!
 
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