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[Chad @PastorChadBlood]

@MinJeremiah @Diamondstar878 @JustinPetersMin The problem is we cannot do everything Jesus did as good ol billy teaches. We will never die for any ones sins.

Go peddle your broken, empty, prosperity gospel somewhere else.

[Chad @PastorChadBlood]

@MinJeremiah @Diamondstar878 @JustinPetersMin obedience to the Father.
In other words, He added humanity rather than subtracting divinity.

[Chad @PastorChadBlood]

@MinJeremiah @Diamondstar878 @JustinPetersMin His deity or any divine attributes.
Instead, He emptied Himself by:
Taking on a human nature.
Accepting the limitations of human life.
Humbling Himself to the point of death on the cross.
Choosing not to independently exercise His divine rights and privileges but living in

[Chad @PastorChadBlood]

@MinJeremiah @Diamondstar878 @JustinPetersMin Ha! Call me a fool then - I'll hold onto scripture and his humility- something all these men lack. He could have chosen private means when he walked this earth and did not. He wanted the crowds to have access. Why? Because like sheep without a shepherd he had compassion on them.

[Chad @PastorChadBlood]

@MinJeremiah @Diamondstar878 @JustinPetersMin No, He did not minister merely as a prophet or merely as a Spirit-filled man. His words, miracles, forgiveness of sins, authority over creation, and acceptance of worship consistently revealed that He was—and is—the incarnate Son of God.

[Chad @PastorChadBlood]

@MinJeremiah @Diamondstar878 @JustinPetersMin The Council of Chalcedon (AD 451) summarized the biblical teaching by affirming that Jesus is one Person with two natures:
Fully God.
Fully man.
He never stopped being God, even while living in genuine human dependence on the Father and the Holy Spirit.

[Chad @PastorChadBlood]

@MinJeremiah @Diamondstar878 @JustinPetersMin Jesus performed miracles as a man in right relationship to God, not as God." - Bill Johnson

"Christians are little messiahs... Christians are little gods" - Hinn

[Chad @PastorChadBlood]

@Mimiiben1 The answer is 5

[Chad @PastorChadBlood]

@Vagabonder77 @MarineTimLee @JustinPetersMin He is not mocking the Holy Spirit of God. He is calling out wicked charlatans- that is what they are.

[Chad @PastorChadBlood]

@MinJeremiah @JustinPetersMin I'll comment blasphemers. They are all heretics. If you can't figure that out you need to get your life together and actually read the scriptures in context.

[Chad @PastorChadBlood]

@CamasGarden @SenatorCantwell Thank you for an intelligent response. Of course 'intelligent responses' will never be understood by those who fabricate so much. Secure elections. What a joke. @SenatorCantwell is delusional.

[Chad @PastorChadBlood]

@muratyi77461187 @NoBeginnin34964 @shairnn Thats the way I did it

[Chad @PastorChadBlood]

@french_tho37809 @MikeWingerii Mike Winger is not reformed nor is he a cessationist.

[Chad @PastorChadBlood]

@StacyRost I think Part of the issue was the overturn of the red card. They had practiced and prepared to be without Balogun. I think if it wasn't overturned they would have played much better - more motivated - and used what they had been preparing for with Baloguns loss.

[Chad @PastorChadBlood]

@JoshuaBarzon Jesus Calling - hands down. It has lead to a whole generation of emotional junk that leads people to a Teddy Bear Jesus without any basis in scripture. Not to mention how it was written (automatic writing) is New Age cultism.

[Chad @PastorChadBlood]

@malachiobrien This is an incredibly ignorant statement.

[Chad @PastorChadBlood]

@MikeWingerii I thought the song choice on the original post was perfect. Mike knocking out heretics and abusers one at a time.