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Corde Natus ex Parentis 

Forum: Theological Expressions
Date: 2001, Jul 31
From: Emmanuel

Dear fellow believers,             How many of you do not beieve in God's blessings to an object or a sacrement? Bill, what about you? I am trying to define a beauty of God's work which I have been rejecting for years, now, the Holy Spirit showed me the way to believe, blessing my picture of the Good Shepherd. I also plan to buy a picture of Jesus in agony in the Garden os Gethsemane comforted by an Archangel. Being in the midst of God is greater than anything on earth. Scripture Ref: Acts 19:11-12 Supporting Ref: 2 Kings 13:20-21 Contradiction Ref: Matt 24:4-5, Matt 24:11. Analysing Ref: Acts 19:13-20, Numbers 21:8-9           I don't believe after the things are blessed, God is in it, as the verse (Acts 17:24-25) said, God does not live in temples nor objects nor images made by man's hand. But I believe that when they are blessed, with the call of one's faithfulness, the miracles will occur and heal. (Num 21:11) Bones of Elisha healed man's body, a dead man back to life, can you see the faith and blessing's power when they react together? I am not trying to confused anyone here, but sharing my similar experience when I first puzzled my brain when the owner of the shop told me to get the picture blessed in the Church, at that time, I am still an Anglican, same as Jason S, I kept to myself all these, until God prompted me to share these good news. In His Heart, Emmanuel

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Messages Inline: Outline:

1. Blessing of Objects by Bill Roth, 2001, Jul 31

(_ Emmanuel, 2001, Jul 31

(_ More by Bill Roth, 2001, Jul 31

(_ Sorry Bill by Emmanuel, 2001, Aug 01

(_ Words of Jesus by Bill Roth, 2001, Aug 01

(_ Do you have any comments on this link? by Emmanuel, 2001, Aug 01

(_ I think it is divisive and unedifying. (eom) by Bill Roth, 2001, Aug 01

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