The Passion of Jesus From A Medical Point of View

MalkyElahh:
are you suggesting that the coffee is losing its appeal ??? . . .

not only is it losing its appeal, it lost the salt that it was never salted with.

 

not only is it losing its appeal, it lost the salt that it was never salted with.

 

Wow.......a little more sunshine for the Island surrounded by another "Jesus" and another "Gospel". Not to worry though......anyone who has studied the Book can see the counterfit quite easily.

 

Diane---did you read my last few posts??? Ain't no blindness in Blackbird's "beady" eyes---I see the movie as reaking of Catholicism that feeds on heresy and that moves in its mission to blaspheme the Holy Spirit of God! Thats all!

Your brother,
Brother David

 

blackbird says:

I see the movie as reaking of Catholicism that feeds on heresy and that moves in its mission to blaspheme the Holy Spirit of God! Thats all!

S&T:

It appears that you have 20/20 vision in the spiritual realm. No "glasses" needed.... have some coffee.... and feel the radiant "warmth" of His Truth....

 

Ever read C.S. Lewis? Read those Left Behind books? Josh McDowell? Watch those people like Joyce Meyer or Kay Arthur?

Nope! and there's no hope in da Pope either!

 

Granny G:

Ever read C.S. Lewis? Read those Left Behind books? Josh McDowell? Watch those people like Joyce Meyer or Kay Arthur?

Nope! and there's no hope in da Pope either!

S&T:

Looks like Granny just served up some of her tasty southern style home cooked Reality Gumbo. Makes me want to have another serving.

Hey Granny

 

Hey~adopted child of mine!

 

Nothing like hangin out in Granny G's kitchen where the gumbo is always "fresh" and delicious, serving up the Good Lord's "feast" of Truth. Hmmm.....hmmmmm.....gooooooood!

It would be wise if some of the "wayward" chillin on this board started cleaning up their plate, or Granny might have to send you to your room.



P.S.

Nothin like a sweet southern proverbs 31 Granny.....

 

Hey Granny G,

Do you ever go to the crawfish festival down in Lafayette?

 

On Sunday, my pastor is going to use a couple of video clips from The Gospel of John. We have the DVD, so today I had to "find" the various clips he wants to use.

I watched as Jesus washed the disciples feet (from John 13); I watched the crucifixion (from John 19); and I watched the resurrection (from John 20).

Some have said on other threads that this movie is too long and slow-moving. I am here to tell you I was moved to tears as I watched again these parts of the movie. The Gospel of John is word-for-word scripture, and I found it absolutely riveting.

There is NO Catholic interpretation of what happened. The crucifixion scenes are very graphic, and I had to look away. I saw all I needed to see of Christ's suffering for my sins. I really CANNOT imagine watching up to 2 hours of this.

The resurrection portrayed is beautiful. The scene of Peter and John running to the tomb, running inside and seeing the limp bedclothes left when Jesus rose from the tomb is incredible. The scene where Mary looks into the tomb, encounters the two angels and then sees Jesus is just awe-inspiring.

There is NOTHING in this movie that is not word-for-word right out of the book of John. If people feel a need to see a movie to "help them better appreciate and understand what Christ did for us on the cross", I would HIGHLY recommend this movie. It is realistic and it is pure scripture.

CJ

 

No, S&T, never have been down to Lafayette, that I'm aware of...I did live in DeRidder at one time. I'm originally from Mississippi.

We did have some mudbugs this weekend, as we had several street-preachers in for the Franklin Parish Catfish Festival. And yes, we also had fried fish & 'gator tails.

Last year they turned us and our signs away, but this year we had reinforcements...altho' one did get falsly arrested along with his 16 y/o son.

I really hope the folks are packing the church houses the way they're packing the movie houses, but we know that ain't happening, eh?

 

I have a buddy of mine who travels as often as he can to the mountains of west Mexico---he says its way, way, way up in the remotest part of remote----I wish I could travel with him sometimes---but he rides in a Christian motorcycle club and I don't have a "bike" anymore!!

Anyway--he was telling me that they go into these mountain villiages with a 5hp generator, a film projector, a speaker system and a projector screen---and they show the Jesus film---people come from miles around to see whats happening!

He says that the Mexican people in those villiages are so hungry for the gospel that you can get a crowd together and recite John 3:16--then give an invitation and they'll run down the isle---wanting to know how to be saved!!

Good post, CJ!!

Granny??? It usually takes about a 5 gallon bucket of those crawfish to fill Blackbird's little tummy!!!

 

You know what, ol'fren, broblackbird? Some dem fellars had da granny "show" dem over & over & over how "to do" crawfish, & den it *dawned* on me what dey wuz doing...hahaha; I ain't dat stoopid!

I knew a preacher who rode a motorcycle too. I can't even ride a bicycle.

 

CJ:

The Gospel of John is word-for-word scripture, and I found it absolutely riveting.

S&T:

CJ,

You know I like you, but I can't agree on the word for word thing, because it is the Good News bible. Why did they choose that translation?

 

CJ,

Thanks for that. It sounds more like a film I would like to see. Don't know if it will come out here, but I may have a look to see if I can order it from Amazon.

Thank you for your review, CJ.

Roger