You are right, Tom, we will “be in serious trouble.” We won’t be having these blogs. The next set of commandments will make as appreciate GOD’s grace more.
True, Ed! That is one way to see it, which the human heart fails without GOD’s intervention. Another way is to be satisfied of what GOD has given according to His will and divine providence. On a different note, crab/”talanka”/”kasag” when cooked with “gata”/coconut milk is so delicious. I’m longing to eat that dish (crabs are not available online) while being stuck at home for almost 3 months, now.
Thank you, Jim! All praises to the Triune GOD! I agree with you points and analysis in your article. The are both sinful. We will just pray for America.
Amen thanks for your international perspective but really the biblical perspective. Both are wrong and both need God’s saving and sanctifying grace! Is the word Habagat Tagalog?
True, Jim! It shows that this world is constantly in need of our Savior, JESUS CHRIST and GOD’s sanctifying grace. Yes, Habagat is a tagalog term for Southwest Monsoon. These are the strong winds and rainy days. There were times in the past that the total rainful in a day due to Habagat, exceeds that of a storm.
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Thanks, Kent. If righteousness came by the Law, I would be in SERIOUS trouble.
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You are right, Tom, we will “be in serious trouble.” We won’t be having these blogs. The next set of commandments will make as appreciate GOD’s grace more.
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In other words avoid crab mentality and rejoice for the fortunes of others rather than show “inggit”
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True, Ed! That is one way to see it, which the human heart fails without GOD’s intervention. Another way is to be satisfied of what GOD has given according to His will and divine providence. On a different note, crab/”talanka”/”kasag” when cooked with “gata”/coconut milk is so delicious. I’m longing to eat that dish (crabs are not available online) while being stuck at home for almost 3 months, now.
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Gersom, these verses and your selected image remind us to follow God’s commands.
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All in GOD’s name, BigSkyBuckeye! Thank you very much for the feedback. I’m Moses Kent or simply Kent, Gerom Clark is my pseudonym.
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W0w we were just talking about coveting!
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Yes, Jim! All 10 commandments.
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Grateful for this series!
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Thank you, Jim! All praises to the Triune GOD! I agree with you points and analysis in your article. The are both sinful. We will just pray for America.
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Amen thanks for your international perspective but really the biblical perspective. Both are wrong and both need God’s saving and sanctifying grace! Is the word Habagat Tagalog?
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True, Jim! It shows that this world is constantly in need of our Savior, JESUS CHRIST and GOD’s sanctifying grace. Yes, Habagat is a tagalog term for Southwest Monsoon. These are the strong winds and rainy days. There were times in the past that the total rainful in a day due to Habagat, exceeds that of a storm.
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