Agape = CHRISTMAS linked to EASTER.Happy Non-News?: It's ALL about Him.Can u spare a glance?

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Monday, December 5, 2016

It's ALL about Him.Can u spare a glance?

Ecce Homo! http://www.mydailydevotion.org/yahoo_site_admin/assets/images/Jesus_Before_Pilate.9685744_std.jpg POEM: Tell me of the baby Jesus (with Christmas music) The shepherds and manger (clean, of course) How the wise men came there (when He was two!) But spare me the bad news, please Tell me happy stories (what about the Samaritan?) Spare me the gory parables (woman with 12 years bleeding) Let's talk of baking & making plans (maybe the "sweet bye & bye") Spare me that Jesus was born to die... Sign in to see full entry.

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Shalom, shalom! 2 Corinthians 6:2 says, "Do you NOT know that the saints will judge the world." just below, v.6 adds, "Is it possible that there is nobody among you wise enough to judge a dispute between believers." Jesus Christ was kinder to "outsiders and exiles" than to the "religious" ones called Pharisees, Sadduccees, Scribes and Sanhedrin priests. We are doing the reverse. When Donald Trump was invited by Liberty University and specifically its president Jerry Falwell, Jr. during the Republican Party Primary season (February 2016, on Martin Luther King Day of all days!) the Donald quoted "two Corinthians." Those who study the Bible usually say "Second Corinthians." But TRUMP was simply currying favor with conservatives by referring to the verse that inspired the name Liberty U. Even his admirers, and real Christians who read the Bible, are great at judging the world, not each other. We Christians also compete and backbite each other. But my reference to 1 Corinthians 6 also t

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