A picture of Grace.
How do we know, The Prodigal Son, is a parable?
Because under Law of Moses, the obstinate, and unruly, son would be taken to the priest to be stoned to death.
Had the father not done it, he and all of his house would have been stoned to death.
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Thank you, RPGo, for the like and retweet.
To protect my loved ones, I always made sure the door was locked.
We had fire drills once a month.
We should guard our hearts, just as closely.
Too precious to lose it on a technicality.
Do it anyway!
When I was younger I took a lot of vitamins for my health
I always took 2 more than the required daily dose. JUST IN CASE!
I have always believed that spiritual health is just as important.
That half hour of sleep I gave up to read and pray, was worth it.
JUST IN CASE!
1Corinth.9:27(KJV)
The Apostle Paul said:
But I keep under my body, and bring into subjection, lest by any means when I have preached to others, I myself become a CASTAWAY.
(We need to be aware that evil can creep in to even the best of us.
It's better to be safe than sorry)
It is false teaching not theology that is the problem with those who think they can sin all they want and not be held accountable. Your scriptures are dead on and we all still have the sin nature until we die and receive our new bodies but to sin deliberately willfully probably
@1MountainMan1 My original thought was what God will do Vs what man will allow.
"Let God be true, and every man a liar."
The world seems to be caught up in, 'what SEEMS right' to them, and what IS right to God.
There is a price to be paid for that which is right not being done.
@1MountainMan1 Thank you.
There is so much to life than what we say; it's what we do.
If we lie, our children will lie. They see much better than they hear.
The list goes on, but it's the living example we must set for those we hold dear, that must not be denied.
@1MountainMan1 Thank you, sir.
What price, the soul of another?
Accountability seems a thing of the past, and any excuse will do, has become our mantra.