Sinobach @sinbach@dingdash.com

@KarMarJo57 welcome on board. thanx so much for joining us.

you guys are the first to see this. my new book. whatcha think?

@Knittinggrace btw, in the above response, I used three unacceptable words from Chinese, Swedish, and British English. Your language and culture has made certain words bad, not the Bible. Sons of Vipers would have fallen into the same category during the days of Jesus. Good luck on reconciling that.

@Knittinggrace it truly breaks my heart when I see brothers and sisters trapped by a religious spirit and twisting scripture to fit their world view. 17! Dont you see you argue the case of the Pharisees? You verify your righteousness because of the language you used in the Navy and how others felt bad when they were around you? Dogs! that's not a testimony of righteousness. that's bloody religion. Jesus used harsh language as will many of the people I will interview. that will not stop.

The first peek of our BTJ childrens prayer map. Inspired by our children's books.

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@mariapombo yes! ❤️

what should our response be from the church for those trapped in slavery?
https://backtojerusalem.com/1-of-every-10-north-koreans-forced-into-slavery/

@mariapombo do you know what the logo means?

@mariapombo amen

@speakthetruth praying!

@krelliott welcome back

@Cmarquis this was GREAT

I will take my lumps when I misunderstand scripture, and I personally try to use words that make people like you happy. Let's remember it's not my language you have a problem with, it's someone else. you want me to condemn someone because the language they use YOU believe is inappropriate and then you twist scripture to justify it? personally, I try not to judge others when they use strong language and i certainly try not to distort the bible to do it.

it was the substance of their language that made it deplorable. The pharisees used proper language that would have made you happy and content. but Jesus, no Jesus used the kind of language that would have been familiar to carpenters, fishermen, and the rowdy sort - not the educated elite that look down on such common low brow language.