J
John the Baptist
Guest
thessalonian said:John, I'm not a jesuit and your not rational. :-?
***
Again: Here is the post that [my post] was responding to!
Hi, John here:
Just wondering if [anyone] is so [blind] as to not see what jesuit tactic's are, & where they 'originate' & came from???
Even if perhaps most or some do not agree with any poster? but when we see 'A post' twisted by any persons comments, as the below one is, then it is classified as nothing less than is seen in 2 Corinthians 2:4 Does that make sense? In other words, read both posts & see if that is what Henry was talking about? [HARDLY!]
*******
Me again: I have over & over stated that I try to reply to posts! Re/read.
OK: Now, did it say that [you] were a jesuit??? Even though surely we have many who have invaded Prostestant churchs because the Word of God tell's what it does in Revelation 17:1-5. (and Rome needs unity to get Caesar to combine 'HER' church & state for 666)
The post said that by twisting, and being deceitful about what Henry was actually saying, was a jesuit tactic! The verse of 2 Corinthians 2:4 was used to verify how satan works. It says:
"But have renounced the hidden things of dishonesty, [not walking in craftiness, nor handling the Word of God deceitfully]; .." 2 Cor. 4:2 (in part)
Here is my take on this verse & the tactics that jesuits use. (according to the oath recorded elsewhere) And it goes way back to the rebellion in heaven! It comes from a little book called The Mount of Blessings (in part & with some highlights)
".. if there is anyone who can consistantly testify under oath, it is a Christian. (I believe that!) ... Jesus proceeded to lay down [a principle] that would make oath taking needless. He teaches that [the exact] truth should be the law of speech. "Let your speech be, Yea, yea; Nay, nay: and whatsoever is more than these is of the evil one." R.V. ...
They condemn the deceptive compliments, [the evasion] of truth, the flattering phrases, [the exaggerations], ... They teach that [no one that tries to appear what he is not, or whose words do not convey the real sentiment of his heart, can be called truthful]. ...
How often pride, passion, personal resentment, [color the impression given!] [A glance, a word, even an intonation of the voice, may be vital with falsehood]. [**Even facts may be so stated as to convey a false impression.] And whatsoever is more than truth, "is of the evil one."
Everything that Christians do 'should be as transparent as the sunlight. Truth is of God; [deception, in every one of its myriad forms, is of satan; and whoever in any way departs from the straight line of truth is betraying himself into the power of the wicked one]."
And the two [postings] are not hard to see where the difference lies?? (Heavenly Father and blood on earth father of Exodus 20:12)
Personally?? :wink: I think that the 'person' Henry is getting a bum rap by many folk of this site!