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Special specific words from God outside of Scripture.Define special revelation?
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Special specific words from God outside of Scripture.Define special revelation?
Special specific words from God outside of Scripture.
I hear exactly what you saying. Whether I see it I will give it a great big very definite Maybe!ha i think "free beer tomorrow" pretty succinctly defines the phenom lol;
the kingdom of heaven is within you
and as to the third heaven,
where I am going, you cannot come
Special Revelation is a theological term.Define the "special" part of that?
Exactly! Why would I die for being with my Father?Why is that? I am pretty certain Scripture does not say we would die in the presence of His Glory....but it does say no man has seen His face and lived.
“Now unto him that is able to keep you from falling, and to present you faultless before the presence of his glory with exceeding joy,”
— Jude 1:24 (KJV)
I'm asking this to further test out my own 'odd ball' situation.
I personally have never enjoyed anything remotely resembling a 'Road to Damascus' conversion, and maybe that is because, right back to my earliest childhood memories, I have always firmly believed in God and his interaction in my life.
My parents had two devastating life and heath losses before I was born and mother, who otherwise was a very sociable person, invited every visitor in for a drink and goodies. But when the visitor was JW, Salvation Army, Local Evangelicals etc., she always demanded that they should never mention the word 'God' whilst in her house.
(I think I might conversely have grown up to believe that there just had to be a God for her to have been so angry with him)
Amazingly my mother sent me to the Sunday school in the Evangelical Chapel on the opposite side of our road (presumably to get a bit of Sunday afternoon peace).
I remember my neighbour's ex army son giving my a tiny 'Forces' New Testament, to which I attached such value that it never left my shirt pocket whether at nursery school or at play.
I rarely read it but I remember how much importance I still placed on its presence when I later sat for the 11Plus exams for entry into Grammar School.
I was best friends with my desk mate at that time who was much higher placed at school than me, and when I passed the 11Plus exam, and he didn't, I put it down to the magical influence of my pocket New Testament.
When we were older I persuaded him to join the Young Men's Group that proceeded Sunday School and eventually he excepted the Lord as his Saviour, became my 'best man' when I married at the Chapel and, until the chapel closed last year, was their senior deacon.
We still write to each other and he reckons himself to be the "Jewel in my Crown " without which he would never have met his wife and brought up a lovely family of five.
BUT
I have never "enjoyed anything remotely resembling a 'Road to Damascus' conversion".
Is that the reason why I appear to some to be an 'Intellectual Believer' without a Saving Faith?
What say you all?
Have you ever had a Paranormal Spiritual Encounter?
Met Christ Face to Face?
Seen a blinding light?
Enjoyed a life changing moment?
Experienced a Reincarnation?
I get so tired of people making statements like this. It is as if you think we are trying to limit God. No, rather, we are saying what God has told us He does or does not do. In other words, God limits Himself and God does not lie.Well news flash for them..thankfully He doesn't ask for their permission and He does just what He likes, when He like, and how He likes.
And the nay sayers can say as much as they like.." It's not God". But as things like this have been happening and documented for centuries ...why are the nay-sayers to declare that these things didn't happen or where not God.
TIME alone will prove on who's side truth is on.
Kathryn Kuhlman was an adulteress fraud.
Wonderful testimony!In August 2013 I had what I thought was a stroke affecting the whole of the R/H side of my face. My first response was to ask for prayer and I asked who I should ask and at church the next day I felt led to ask a young man who was new Christian.
I felt complete peace at this time but the following day my daughter insisted I went to the doctor and I was admitted to hospital I was grey and not able to smile, close my right eye, taste food, or drink without drooling. I spent four days in hospital and was diagnosed as having Bell’s Palsy and told the effects could take a year to heal.
I came home on the evening of Thursday 22nd August and only because the guy who had prayed for me had gone to this meeting I watched the Live Stream from the revival in Cwmbran on Saturday 24th As I watched I joined in the worship and listened as the speaker spoke about the faith of the centurion.
At the end of the preach he called people out for prayer and then just before he stepped off the platform he pointed at me – through the camera – and said that Jesus would heal my face and my eye. I gasped audibly and quite loudly and then a few minutes later I began to feel a tingling sensation in the R/H side of my face, especially round my eye.
I could feel the sensation trickling down the side of my face and then the muscles began to gently contract and tighten up. When Ray, who had been out of the room for a short while, came back in he was amazed at the difference in me in just a few short minutes. My face was pink again; my smile was back and could close my eye and drink properly and taste my food.
I just KNEW that God had healed me. It was truly wonderful.
Then why were you questioning my eye roll?Tell her that when you see her. For see see her you will.
Plus she freely admits her sins and her faking healings at the latter part of her ministry.
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That was David's eye roll . . .
Special Revelation is a theological term.
I'm saying there is no more special revelation today.
I'm not talking about individual words...good grief.But you said: "special specific words."
What would constitute the words being special or not special?
The Bible says it too.And you can go on saying it as much as you like!!![]()
Special specific words from God outside of Scripture.
Ad hominemn and not even true. I never said he couldn't did I? No, you just lied about me.Don't worry David...God is a gentleman, He wont bother to talk to you or people who can't , wont, and don't believe that He can.
In the "things of the Spirit" ..you are obviously a non-believer...God will leave you be. You are safe.
But according to your faith is how it is. You say you are not limiting God but in yourself by what you don't believe or what you do believe you have limited Him even as they did in the OT.It is as if you think we are trying to limit God.
The limitation God put on Himself was in giving man the ability to disagree with Him and to limit God Himself, and for a period of time to do his own thing [free will men call it] if that is what he chose to do. God knew that most men would go against Him. He was and is looking for those who will go against the flow because they love God more than anything else.No, rather, we are saying what God has told us He does or does not do. In other words, God limits Himself and God does not lie.