Krissa Lox
Active Member
If you have no idea what I'm talking about here, be glad and don't worry about it. I'm not trying to start up a discussion with this, I just feel led to say a few things in case it helps anyone who might be struggling with peer pressure concerning some odd things going around targeting the Christian community.
"Have faith in humanity" and "Have faith in yourself" are NOT in the Bible. They're actually pretty much the opposite of what the Bible teaches.
Cyrus and Alexander were pagan kings who amassed great armies to conquer many nations, including the Holy Land. They were not holy in any way. They also had great reverence of Babylon.
Historically there has been a "god of lightning" who has been the head of pagan pantheons of multiple empires that also amassed great armies to conquer many nations, including the Holy Land. Again as a strike against what was holy, not in any way promoting holiness.
One of these empires thought they could get away with killing Jesus, who then put them in their place saying "Thou couldest have no power at all against me, except it were given thee from above" (John 19:11)
Yes, God wins in the end, but not the "god" this scam is preaching.
God is not in the "storm" (1 Kings 19:11-13), but His Word will protect you from it (Matthew 7:15-27)
"Have faith in humanity" and "Have faith in yourself" are NOT in the Bible. They're actually pretty much the opposite of what the Bible teaches.
Cyrus and Alexander were pagan kings who amassed great armies to conquer many nations, including the Holy Land. They were not holy in any way. They also had great reverence of Babylon.
Historically there has been a "god of lightning" who has been the head of pagan pantheons of multiple empires that also amassed great armies to conquer many nations, including the Holy Land. Again as a strike against what was holy, not in any way promoting holiness.
One of these empires thought they could get away with killing Jesus, who then put them in their place saying "Thou couldest have no power at all against me, except it were given thee from above" (John 19:11)
Yes, God wins in the end, but not the "god" this scam is preaching.
God is not in the "storm" (1 Kings 19:11-13), but His Word will protect you from it (Matthew 7:15-27)