Originally Posted by Bex
Hi Sean,

lol sorry, but I couldn't help the post being long, since giving enough quotes I felt was necessary, so that any doubts maybe settled. Since the quotes made up the majority of my post - I'm more more comfortable than if I had attempted to do it "ad lib" without them. Then it would have been full of flaws/human error I'm sure.

I wanted to pull out all relevant quote/verse for you, so that it maybe more God's word than mine or anybody else's. Even prophets of today that I may have faith in, I'd hesitate putting any word before God's. Since the bible has proven totally reliable, as well as the prophecies within. I have no reason to really go outside of it. Though it's always helpful sometimes to have a person help clarify certain aspects that maybe more difficult to understand, depending on who it is and even then, one should use their discernment and pray and make sure that it does not contradict the word of God, but rather clarifies/emphasizes.

Cheers

Read my post above Bex and tell me if you don't agree or agree with the bottom half! I love you Bex, but please don't let this turn into a war in here between you and Jeanie, for we all are seeking truth and only a few if any know it here on Earth! Jesus knows it, God knows it and maybe a few others, if anyone sides them. So many miconceptions and misquotations and so on within the bible and things people feel or believe, but to force it upon anyone (You did not I am not saying you) and thinking you are right is just ignorant and proves religion and so on divides.

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