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This is my first time on this site. I have questions..I want to learn and understand the Bible. At the moment, I'm wanting to know about the Rapture and your opinion about the year 2012. From my understanding, God will come get His people and the people left behind will be here on Earth for seven years. God is giving people a second chance to believe in Him and become a Christian. I know a couple who believes the Rapture will come before the year 2012. I would appreciate your opinion and giving ...

Originally Posted by Bubba

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There is a Muslim Law that is in fact stringently enforced. If any one blasphemes the name of Allah they are put to death.

Recently I heard that they tried to get this law pushed through the UN. Therefore When the Muslim Mosque is built it doesn't represent freedom of religion. If I say that I do not believe in Allah by their law I should face the death penalty.

And yet we call it and act of freedom of religion.

How

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Grace and the Gospel

Grace How sweet the sound, that saved a wretch like me. In the Hebrew language of the Old Testament the word for Grace is khane, some synonyms that are used to translate the word khane are Grace and favored. Grace is defined as favor ; a state of being favored or in favor. To regard or esteem to think highly of, that which pleases. So in other words what we are talking about is God’s Love. He Love us, He thinks highly of us. We are in His Divine Favor.
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The Gospel according to Colossians
(The King James Version with study notes in the Bold emphasis)

Colossians 1
1 Paul an apostle of Jesus Christ by the will of God,
2To the saints and faithful brethren in Christ which are at Colosse: Grace be unto you, and peace, from God our Father and the Lord Jesus Christ.

The saints, the pure, the consecrated, the Holy ones, righteous and shining, bearers of the Light, the True Light that lighteth every man that cometh ...

Don't Downplay the Power of Pentecost by Lee Grady
Pentecost is Sunday, May 23. Here are four reasons we should celebrate the Spirit's outpouring.

I've often wondered why we tend to ignore the historic events of Acts 2. We celebrate Christmas for weeks, and we pack as many people as possible into our churches on Easter Sunday. But in our smug evangelical subculture, Pentecost is just an add-on, if it's noticed at all. We can take it or leave it.

Many pastors ...