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Re: New Order of Beings [message #10644 is a reply to message #10641]

Thu, 12 December 2013 16:37

sparkles
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Registered: March 2008

Senior Member

Marilyn said:
"Now I am held accountable to what I say & my attitude here on this board now & in the future, & it should be so for all of us. Thus I need to say you have not apologised for -

1. Your Accusations that I was presenting a new doctrine.

2. Your bad attitude to me - `Cantankerous, potentially
dangerous, very slippery & crafty, & I am pretty much done with Marylin."

Marilyn I don’t see in scripture where we go to someone and tell them to apologize, but I do see in scripture where you forgive them if they have offended you. As James has so eloquently said:
“We need to die to self.” Certainly not always an easy thing to do, but something that is required of us
as Christians. And besides, a forced apology is not really worth anything anyways.

All Jman did was ask you:

`Marylin, in past, present, or future - is anyone else of the order of Melchizedek?`

To me this is a “Yes or No” answer, and if you would so desire you could expound on your answer. Since you choose not to answer with a yes or no Jman said:

You gave a very slippery, crafty non- answer, Marylin.
He did not call you slippery or crafty. If someone tells a lie you could say “you lied to me.”
This does not make them a habitual liar. As far as I read, same with Jman, he does not say you
are a slippery, crafty person, but your answer was such. A simple yes or no would have sufficed.

When anyone brings an apparent new teaching to this site we have some discerning, Christlike
brothers who will “prove all things, and hold fast to that which is good.” Back in the Dicipling section
you said: “plus I was taught by Apostles, Prophets, Teachers etc great revelation that was before it came across the Body. and I know there is still more to come that I have been taught.” Of course you
would be excited to share such revelations, but we have to prove all things, and hold fast to that which is good. And Rev. 2:2 tells us to try them who say they are apostles. Just because someone says they are an apostle, prophet, teacher, evangelist, or pastor does not mean we buy into everything they say. We, here in the USA, have a lot of people going around calling themselves apostles, and prophets. Some of our churches got involved with false prophets, which ultimately caused a lot of people to follow deception and error. Others just left the faith criticizing what they once believed.
IF what you say is true the Lord will show us, but it cannot be forced. IF what the Lord has shown others the same applies, the Lord will show you. We need to be teachable, but not gullible. Prove all things, hold fast to that which is good.

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