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Hi K. I understand that Paul's salutation (or, greetings) is found in Romans 1:1-7. What you're referencing ( Romans 15:14 to 16:27) includes Paul's personal messages & finally his benediction; the actual benediction being Romans 16:25-27).

Where does it talk about the gifts of the spirit and speaking in tongues

Explains very well.

The main difference I notice, is the Apocrypha: that has the original books during the KJV 1611, not included in our US KJV versions.

This site has a free download of KJV, & is free to read online. If you go to "More" tab top right, free KJV download down page, right side, (on my device, possibly a little different on other devices)

Hopefully it continues.

Hopefully this information is helpful

Hi Wilfred. The one that immediately comes to mind is actually in Romans 1:24,25. Though, if you're thinking Isaiah, then possibly Isaiah 5:20 & also 2 Thessalonians 2:10,11; but these do not comply exactly to what you're seeking. Maybe others can find another verse.

I feel there is a significant detail that is possibly a detail that the LORD wants to show you. You may want to independent research about lions. I would be interested in what you find relating to what the LORD shows you!

Psalms 91, lions Psalms 91:13,

1st I must thank you, Thanks for bringing me back to this Psalms it's Powerful & encouraging!

Hear are more scriptures on lions within the scripture. Several of GOD's people were delivered from lions.

I understand it to mean, any lion just incase we question "what about a young one". Here's a scripture about "._._.an old lion,who shall rouse him up?' Genesis 49:9,

Young lion : Numbers 23:24,

these also mention a difference between: Job 4:8-21, Job 28:8, Job 38:39, Psalms 17:12, Isaiah 30:6, Isaiah 31:4,

Ezekiel 19:3, Amos 3:4, Micah 5:8,

Victory from lions : Judges 14, 1Samuel 17:34,36, 2Timothy 4:17, Daniel 6,

But also used against a Prophet that disobeyed GOD's specific orders : 1Kings 13,

Hopefully these are helpful

Who was the 13th disciple?

Could it be that wisdom has children or offspring?

Billy,

You have been given some false hope that everyone will be saved in the end. The bible never says that everyone will be saved in the end. In fact, the bible says that in the end, at the Great White Throne Judgement, many will be cast into the lake of fire for eternity.

Now, concerning your grandson, my heart breaks for you. I am a grandfather myself and I can't even begin to imagine the feeling of losing a grandchild. I don't think there is a way to answer your question with 100% surety.

I think there are some factors in play here, age and mental capacity would be a couple of factors. Going to church is not a deciding factor on who goes to heaven and who does not. I don't think God cares how often we go to church, or if we even go at all. I think what cares about is our hearts response to Him.

Maybe your grandson was too young to comprehend God or comprehend the gospel message of salvation. If that's the case, then I would like to believe that God, being a just God, would take that into consideration, and I would like to believe that your grandson is with Him in heaven now, but I just can't tell you that for sure. I don't think any of us here can. I pray that the Lord will bring you comfort from the loss of your grandson.

Richard H Priday: I agree, looking at Christ Himself would be a great example. Jesus said that He came not to do His own will, but the will of His father who sent Him. Did Jesus have a "free will?" Could He have chosen to disobey His father? The answer to that would be no. Disobedience would have been considered sinful and it was impossible for Jesus to sin.

Before I get off track here, I just want to say that you make some great points. I can talk about the very same things you said but let it just suffice to say that I agree with everything you just said. Thank you!

T Levis: The reason I ask is to see how others might describe "free will" and how it stands up to God's will. Thank you for sharing all these OT verses. There are many instances in the OT where we see God's will and people going against His will, and the consequences for doing so. So my point is that I believe in the end, God's will always prevails, even over our "free will." Thank you for your time and thoughts!

Hello Free: Yes, "a free will will end in disaster" every time when it goes against God's will. Kay spoke of surrendering to Christ and being in submission to Him. I believe that is the key to everything. The things you wrote are a perfect example of what it means to be in submission to God's will. I love how you never gave yourself credit for the things in your walk with the Lord, but you credit Him for everything. Amen!

I want to just comment on your last statement "Walk on the road and always be happy, know that we will come home to the Father Himself and see Jesus and all the loved ones who have gone before us."

Free, that is a beautiful statement. We can know with complete confidence that we one day will be brought home. In fact, it is God's will to bring us home one day, and His will can never be broken. ( John 6:39-40). God Bless you!

Kay,

You hit the nail on the head. It is best to surrender to Him. I agree. As believers, I think it is God's will to bring us through this life until we one day go to be with Him. And yes, as you say, He sometimes places hardships in our lives for a reason. We don't always understand the reason. Some even curse God when they are going through extreme hardships. But if we truly surrender to Him, we then come to the realization that our hardships are designed by God to teach us to trust Him.

When you said "Why fight against God?" it reminded me of a time in my early Christian life where I came to that realization that most of my days were spent fighting against God. I didn't realize I was doing it, but I found myself many times doing my own thing (free will?), instead of what God would have me to do. God would put it on my heart to do something but I wanted to do something else. I had to make a choice, am I going to follow God, or my own free will? Oftentimes I did what I wanted to do instead. You see, I was dictating to God how my circumstances were going to turn out. In the end, God always wins. He has a way of bringing us into submission when we choose to go against what He wills in our lives.

Thank you so much for your reply, very short, but very true!

Yes Genesis 29:16 daughter of Laban wife of Jacob

Hey Suze!

Praise the Lord!

How are you? I've not seen you in a few days...or...perhaps it's my fault and I missed a post or two...If I did, I'm sorry!

But for sure..t I try to keep my eye out for you!

I've made mention of you in my prayers, and hope you and yours are doing well!!

Blessings!

-Kay-

ELB: Thanks for the reply. I am not sure I would call a doctrine. To me it's more of a concept. I do think that God allows us to choose. When you say it is God living his life in us, I agree. He has a will for each of us if we belong to Him, and He carries out His will, apart from our choices. I like to think about the story of Jonah. It was God's will that Jonah go to Nineveh. But Jonah had "free will" and he chose to go the opposite way. We know the outcome! You answered the question straight up at the beginning by saying God's will. Thank you!

Spenser: Thank you for your reply. To answer your question, I would say no, I don't believe it is God's will to murder a child. God says thou shalt not murder but men still do commit murder. Every abortionist will have to stand before God one day and give an account. They will be held accountable. It took me a minute to get past your first statement "They are not two of an opposite," but as I read on, it makes sense what you are saying unless I am misunderstanding you. Your examples make a lot of sense. You describe a born again person exercising their "free will" and sinning against God, but then God stepping in, convicting that person and causing them to repent, turn back to God, and returning back into perfect fellowship with God. You have given a perfect description of God's will overriding man's free will. Thank you again for your reply.

Yess,You would know. God won't let you be worried. Love you!

Pray to God anytime there's a situation pray to God God always defuses the situation with His Spirit. There's a Bible verse that says God has not given us a spirit of fear

Kurt, I'm praying for you. I replied earlier this morning but cannot find my post. It never showed up here so I'm trying again.

Victor,

I'm praying for you.

Wisdom mother earth. eve mother of all living. peace

That's a Bid deal. Woman and Man. Air you breathe,is the spirit. You earth tone skin the ground. Adam and Eve. Father sky Mother earth. HAWAH! I Exist, I am alive. Inhale Haaaa,Exhale,Waaah! Love You!!!Qarah.

What do you say is the difference between the Standard King James Bible and the 1611?

Thank you for your time and answer.

? Where was Leah from. Is she Oriental.

If you are saying that the holy trinity isn't so? I Believe you may be mistaken the father, the son and the Holy Spirit that =3 there is the father God +the son Jesus +and the fact that he's a supernatural being with all put together says that he's capable of being in everything and and everywhere that there is a living thing he's energy he's the wind he's a perpetual motion Of love and sometimes wrath At least that's my opinion and statements of facts as I was taught to be true:)

Depends on the age/maturity of you grandson generally children are protected from going anywhere but right next to God I believe until your about 13 or 14 is when a person is mature enough to comprehend and able to read the Bible with an understanding that makes you accountable for all your actions at that maturity level which is different for all children and you don't have to go to church to go to heaven you just need to believe and accept the lord into your heart and mind and be renewed and walk the way god expects you to.

Why does it mention lion and young lion whats the difference

Your concern leads me to wonder if Jesus is calling you to evangelize the lost. You need to seek God in much prayer.

A Love for lost souls would be a requirement. Certainly The Lord desires for us to reach out to the lost: in sin, confused with drink or drugs; visual sins.

Or, you may be called to be an intercessor: one who stands between the evil and the Lord, and prays heaven down to earth to save that soul.

John 22

14 This is now the third time that Jesus shewed himself to his disciples, after that he was risen from the dead.

15 So when they had dined, Jesus saith to Simon Peter, Simon, son of Jonas, lovest thou me more than these? He saith unto him, Yea, Lord; thou knowest that I love thee. He saith unto him, Feed my lambs.

16 He saith to him again the second time, Simon, son of Jonas, lovest thou me? He saith unto him, Yea, Lord; thou knowest that I love thee. He saith unto him, Feed my sheep.

17 He saith unto him the third time, Simon, son of Jonas, lovest thou me? Peter was grieved because he said unto him the third time, Lovest thou me? And he said unto him, Lord, thou knowest all things; thou knowest that I love thee. Jesus saith unto him, Feed my sheep.

>This depends upon our willingness to follow Jesus in the work that he performed upon earth. Jesus is part of the Godhead ( Romans 1)

We are called by reading the Word of God, the Bible. I was at a private home, praying with others

The room was ablaze with the fire of faith, at work in ordinary Christians

Indescribable fire came up through my legs to my head. I sorta slumped.

The leader in the room gave me a slip of paper with this scripture: with Ezekiel 3:19, Acts 20:26

I pray continuously for the Church, wherever they are. The Holy Ghost knows. I pray for Israel daily. I've seen the Orthodox Jews with their rituals, much books of doctrines etc. I pray for their release.

God is alive and in search of prayer warriors. Learn Eph.6

Pray Luke 4:18-20

We are The Minister.