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Can we talk about anger?

I am going to pray for Quantrill. He is obviously a miserable person who needs a friend to love him despite his personality. I volunteer. I am a conduit, and God wants him to know that he is loved and cherished despite everything. His major sin is his fear of intimacy with other Christians. Humble Soul, you can help me. Let's pray for him together. ?
 
Susannah said:
Quantrill, you can be really mean. You are obsessed with scripture. You read it, study, it memorize it but you don't get the message which is to love each other. What you said to Humble Soul was just plain mean. And you called my peace loving ways "nauseous,." I am going to pray from you as I doubt you have many friends. In the future, resist the urge to insult others. This is the only way to show me you are a REAL Christian. Jesus made it very clear that we are to love our neighbor if we are to call ourselves Christians. Ask yourself if what you said is loving. Jesus is very important to me and he never said ANYTHING about your precious Bible. I am ready to go to war and I have on the full armor of God.
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Sorry, I just couldn't pass it up. I don't think anyone was really offended.

I never pass up prayers for me.

I know, I know, 'Love your neighbor' is your go to verse to being a Christian. See, you didn't pay any attention to what I said about that verse. If you want to be right with God by the Law, then go do as the Law says. Good luck. You will be the first. But....have at it.

Well, that Bible is supposed to be yours also. Yet you treat it like a foreign object. You say Jesus said nothing about the Bible. That is not so. The Scriptures in His day were the Old Testament. When enduring satan's temptation Jesus said three times, "It is written". (Matt. 4:4,7,10) He was quoting Scripture. He also said in (Matt. 5:17-18), that all of Scripture will be fullfilled.

You're ready to go to war? Don't you think the spiritual war is reflected in the physical realm of man? Please answer some of my questions. When Jesus returns, as I pointed out before, the physical is all involved with the spiritual. (Is. 63:1-6) When the anti-christ is in power, the physical is all involved with the spiritual. Just like today, the physical is a manifestation of the spiritual.

Just because in (Eph. 6) we are told that the war is not against flesh and blood, doesn't mean flesh and blood are not part of the war. It means they are but a manifestation of the spiritual war.

Quantrill
 
Humble Soul. You are not a mess. You are perfectly imperfect. The slings and arrows of insult can not pierce the armor of God which you wear well. It suits you. I am getting a headache . . .
 
Susannah said:
I am going to pray for Quantrill. He is obviously a miserable person who needs a friend to love him despite his personality. I volunteer. I am a conduit, and God wants him to know that he is loved and cherished despite everything. His major sin is his fear of intimacy with other Christians. Humble Soul, you can help me. Let's pray for him together. ?
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But he said I am only useful as a septic tank conduit.
 
I have a serious headache right now which I get when I try to control my temper. So I will be back later. Humble Soul: You are more than a victim. Act as if this does not bother you and you will be fine. Quantrill: God is not through with you yet. You are work in progress.
 
Will someone other than Humble Soul and Quantrill tell me whether I am being codependent or following God's commandment to love one another. I am confused here. My anger has blocked my access to God. I want it back.
 
Susannah said:
Everyone knows Christ was not a revolutionary. He was a man of peace. If you don't get this you don't get anything. Barabbas was the revolutionary. This "may be" why Judas was so disappointed in Jesus. Jesus said in the Beatitudes "blessed are the peacemakers." I don't know what you are reading, but it is not the story of Jesus. I think you just like to annoy people to push them away. Why do like upsetting people so much? What does it do for you to hurt my feelings? Does it make you feel smart and superior? Does this compensate for low self-esteem? I can tell because I used to be like you. But when I finally got my head out of the Bible and put God's Word into practice, God helped me embrace my fear of people and to let them in. Now, a few people actually me. Go figure.

P.S. I do not have evidence. I do not want evidence. I do not need evidence. I have my faith in God, Jesus, and the Holy Spirit. Listen to that small, quiet voice within, and then you will know God. The way you are now is not what God intended for you. He wants you to happy and uplift those who are suffering. He wants you to use your intellect to help people not put them down.
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How did I hurt your feelings?

Jesus revolution is still in progress. It will continue with the Second Coming and even after that. Remember (Is. 63:1-6) The 'beatitudes' you speak of in (Matt. 5) are part of the laws of the Kingdom. They are not laws governing the Church. Jesus is the greatest revolutionary the world will ever see.

My goal is not to upset people. My goal is to be truthful with what I believe the Bible is saying. Naturally people get upset with me when what I am saying goes against what they believe the Bible is saying. But then, like yourself, they have pulled their head out of the Bible and have it somewhere else in the clouds. Nothing wrong with your head in the clouds if your feet are still grounded in the Bible.

I don't believe I asked you for evidence and I wasn't the one that brought it up in the first place.

Quantrill
 
Good night Quantrill. My head is in the clouds and I have started my nightly prayer and medication. I will check in tomorrow. Enjoy reading the Bible. God wants us to do both, so I will pick up my Bible to tomorrow and start reading. Right now I am reading, "Come be My Light," by Mother Teresa. She is my guardian angel. Like me, she had her "dark night of the soul." I also want to read, St. John of the Cross.

P.S. God does not want me to have "thick skin." He wants me to be an Empath and feel his pain and the pain of others. It is stressful sometimes, but I made a promise to serve God.

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Humble Soul. You are misquoting him. He said his goal is not to upset people. I don't think he does it on purpose. I think it's an adrenaline rush. We can get addicted to things like this.
 
Quantrill said:
So?

Quantrill
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So? So you sound like a boy who has no heart. You believe in a spiritual war and continue to want to confront it with your mind. When spiritual matters are discerned beyond the mind in the heart.

The dog didn't die man. It was one warning shot into the grass in front of him and luckily it gave him the idea to go home instead of attack me and my friend.

You wanting to shoot someone looks bad on you man. Arent you supposed to be led by the Spirit? You're walking in your flesh which is why you talk as you do. We all know now that you're one heck of warrior and nobody better give you any crap or you will kill them. Gotcha. You're good at anger & hatred, I get it.

Have you or would you ever try to ever feel any love towards anyone? Have you learned to love? It doesn't sound like it.
 
He called me a conduit to a septic tank. But it's not a big deal. See. Here's the opportunity to overreact with anger. It's the classic "his anger gives me a licence to be angry too". But I refuse to react. Id rather use it for psychotherapy as an example . It's humorous. Anger is sometimes funny if we look at it from the outside. But if we get involved in the drama, we lose our perspective. It's all so serious.
We can look like 2 year olds having a temper tantrum. It's ugly but in another way comical.
 
humble soul said:
He called me a conduit to a septic tank. But it's not a big deal. See. Here's the opportunity to overreact with anger. It's the classic "his anger gives me a licence to be angry too". But I refuse to react. Id rather use it for psychotherapy as an example . It's humorous. Anger is sometimes funny if we look at it from the outside. But if we get involved in the drama, we lose our perspective. It's all so serious.
We can look like 2 year olds having a temper tantrum. It's ugly but in another way comical.
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Very wise of you. Have a good evening ❤
 
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