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Your wrote: "We have raised our voice when the annual March for Life rally takes place in Washington, D.C..."
Has the United Church of God ever sent a delegation to the rally? It seems Roman Catholics dominate this event - and Covington Catholic High School students received a lot of attention there this year.
God "shows love to the foreigners living among you and gives them food and clothing. So you, too, must show love to foreigners, for you yourselves were once foreigners in the land of Egypt." - Deut. 10:18-19, New Living
Weren't all believers once "illegals" in a spiritual sense - brought in by the blood of Jesus, based on the second half of Ephesians 2?
The phrase "commit suicide" has become sensitive for some people.
I learned this at a recent workplace, where suicide prevention groups say "commit" makes suicide sound like a crime (e.g., "commit murder") instead of a mental health issue.
I realize UCG probably considers suicide a crime through the eyes of God, but thought you'd want to be aware.
If it's wrong for a man to be soft and gentle, why have male adults long been called "gentle-men?"
And doesn't the Bible show God the Father and Jesus Christ have gentle qualities - in verses such as Isaiah 40:11 and II Corinthians 10:1? Not to mention "gentleness" being a fruit of the Holy Spirit in Galatians 5:22, KJV?
Also, didn't a new generation of "tough guys" emerge to replace Wayne and Eastwood - such as Schwarzenegger, Stallone and Bruce Willis? Not to mention growing interest in WWE and UFC?
"The autumn" is how a line from "Battle Hymn of the Republic" is sung in Church of God groups. But originally, Julia Ward Howe wrote, "In the beauty of the LILIES...."
That's led to a school of thought that Jesus actually was born during Spring. But that's a very different discussion.
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Thank you for the best explanation I've read in all my years in the church about worshiping Jesus! May Church of God groups quit putting an artificial divide at the throne room of God, separating the Father and Son.