This is often true, Randy, but in this particular scenario, it kinda suggests to me that she should push through in faith, receive restoration, and be fully recovered from whatever caused her to cast down her fearless confidence in Christ. With confidence in Christ comes the ability (and faith)...
Ok, Abby. I looked at the rest of the dream (the first part), and I think it repeats much of the same themes I was telling you in my first post. You are in your mother's room again - the faithless room - where you begin to have doubts, and you are getting tired (like an older woman), so you keep...
Yes. I agree.
Abbie, on a brief overview, the dream is calling you back to your innocence. Whatever this encounter was, it appears as if the Lord is telling you to return to your child-like self. Something made you feel "older," and older does not appear to be the direction you want to be...
Greetings and blessings in Christ!
Welcome to Christian Forums, and thank you for sharing your dream with us. We had a recent shut down, but before that we were considering creating a Dreams & Interpretation Forum, and you are now the second person to post one unsolicited, so I will take that...
Yes, and James also taught that our faith is accounted unto us as righteousness because of the same principle. When we act upon the commands of God in faith, trusting that He will do what He has promised if we do, it establishes the fact that we are fully intent on continuing to obey Him to the...
Rarely.... I'm trying to think.... almost never did the apostles make reference to the parables. Writers like Jude especially - also Peter, also Paul - would make reference to Old Testament stories and allegories from Jewish traditions, but the parables rarely featured.
If you take the...
Yes, LoL. James quotes from the story as if he was a historical figure.
You have to use discernment. Pray to the Lord to distinguish which is which. The Lord does indeed use parables to teach things, and some people make accounts out to be "parables" that actually are not, such as the story of...
Hmmm... Ok, my first thought here would be to be careful of what scholars you are reading. There are faithless ones and then there are believing ones. If you read from the faithless types you are going to get "scholarship" that is badly skewed in favor of skepticism.
The Lord always has a...
Yeah, it kinda would : )
The question of inerrancy usually revolves around different issues than this, such as supposedly conflicting accounts of the same narratives. Here you are into questions of faith. For me, I don't see it as too far a stretch for the Lord to cause a donkey to talk either...
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