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on reading the OT's blessings and curses 
Ridiculous but God is good .... (Eternally Saved)
Warped concept of God (John Doe 666)
Actually there is more (Eternally Saved)
Being poor is NOT bad. (John Doe 666)
Why not share something about Job's latter end ? (Eternally Saved)
ES (prophet)
this is the type that grieve Jesus (Eternally Saved)
ES, I think you sounded a little too harsh on prohet here. Let's be gracious even as we share about Grace. eom. (Keith)
I am a nice person actually until..... (Eternally Saved)
ES (prophet)
did not Jesus called Herod a fox ? Meaning :" you sly animal" (Eternally Saved)
Your mis-interpretations (John Doe 666)
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JD,
Just a question after reading what you've written... I believe I'm doing the right thing, but I'm not sure if you would agree with me: when I read about the OT blessings and the curses (say in Deut 28), I claim all the promises and reject all the curses in Jesus Name. I do so because I believe firmly that I am under the better New Covenant whose mediator is Jesus Christ. I AM IN CHRIST. And He has fulfilled perfectly all the requirements of the Law. So now that I AM IN HIM, I can legally enjoy all the blessings and avoid all the curses. I find much joy in reading the OT this way. Do you think this approach of reading the OT is acceptable? His, Keith
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hmmm...what I think by John Doe 666, 2001, Nov 08
Thanks for your reply by Keith, 2001, Nov 08
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