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Read Gods Word in context!

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So, how do we know if we are reading the Bible properly? If whenever your reading the Bible and it bothers you and troubles you and sometimes even makes you angry, chances are your beginning to understand it. Hang in there with reading it because the Bible is filled with amazing blessings but to get to them we must travel through some muddy waters.

I guess I began wondering if there were other Christians raised in the church who one day realized decades later that they never really read the Bible . They have no clue what it says. They only know what someone else told them it says.
A funny thing happens when you read Gods Word as it was meant to be read. In context from beginning to end. Cover to cover. You soon discover that what you were told doesn't square with what it actually says.

This blog chronicles my journey from when my eyes began to open since my first time thru the Bible. I examine how so many passages of scripture get twisted to fit someone's agenda. I talk a lot about "context." Quite often I sound critical and judgmental. This cannot be avoided. My goal is to promote discernment. My goal is to encourage others to research what the read and listen to . So many believers have no idea why they believe what they do.
The main idea of this blog is context. Read Gods Word as a book. Not rocket science. It will take some time. It wont happen over night. Comparing what we "thought" the Bible says to what it "actually" says can be frustrating but the blessing of understanding Gods Word in context is worth the effort.
Acts 17:11b

I recently purchased a chronological Bible that I truly love and I think it could help those who struggle reading the Bible .
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Wednesday, July 6, 2016

"I can't see, I can't see!" why not?

... "i got my eyes closed"

I couldn't have said it any better.

This kinda speaks for itself. What we used to call treason we now call extreme carelessness.

Plz note the actual admissions made here.
That thought is for those who still care about facts.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.cnn.com/cnn/2016/07/05/politics/fbi-director-doesnt-recommend-charges-against-hillary-clinton/index.html#

Sometimes I'm not sure what I'm more amazed at.
The things politicians get away with or, that there are still those trying to hold them accountable.

The ratio from those who don't give a rip to those that do care has to be hovering around 1000 /1.

When that kind of imbalance occurs in any culture, making that 1 who cares look like a bumbling bafoon isn't that tough.

Just put them in a three way news box on TV with a moderator in the middle and watch em slug it out.

That's what happens when a popular news outlet adopts the slogans
- "we report, you decide"

I miss the days of when it was simply, "we report" (period)

Bible believing Christians should be taking notes here.
Lines are being drawn between those who view God's Word as absolute and the visible church and if anyone thinks those are the same, they've already been sipping at the Kool-aid and they may want to step back.

This next link points to the gathering clouds of a storm on the horizon

http://www.foxnews.com/opinion/2016/07/05/iowa-some-churches-must-comply-with-transgender-bathroom-laws.html

To those who hold to God's Word, are you ready to take that stand even if it means opposing family & friends?

Christians think this is a joke. The Christian I'm talking about here are the ones who really have no clue what the Bible says. They just know what someone says it says.

We can apply that same ratio I used earlier to - those who don't see the visible church departing from biblical absolutes to those who do.
Again, those who see this will be easily recognized.

If someone asks you what ur problem is with transgender issues and you have no other answer than, God loves us all, that could be a problem.
Or if they asked "how can a loving God allow a little boy be killed at a Disney resort" and your not sure, ya might wanna carve out some time in your busy life to read God's Word.

This is a nutty culture but it's not a time to be fearful.
It's a time to get grounded on something solid.
Best way to do that is by grabbing that Bible and

...Tryreadnit