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Pope does not mention rebuke to Irish bishops
He cited the Gospel passage about Jesus’ inviting those without sin to cast the first stone toward an adulterer. “While acknowledging her sin, he does not condemn her, but urges her to sin no more,”
The pope said Jesus taught people to “not judge and not condemn one’s neighbor. Let us learn to be intransigent toward sin — starting with our own (sin) — and indulgent with people.”
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1) We believe in ONE GOD, the Father, the YHWH of the Old Testament. Creator of all things. (1Cor 8:6)
2) We believe in ONE Lord, Jesus Christ, the Son of GOD, seated at the right hand of GOD. (Mark 16:19)
3) We believe in the "high calling" of GOD in Christ Jesus -- this Gospel Age. (Mark 16:19)
4) We believe GOD is only "calling out a people for His name" from among the gentiles. (Heb 3:1)
5) We believe GOD will give the whole earth the opportunity to convert during the Millennial Age when "the inhabitants of the world will learn righteousness." (Isa 26:9)
6) We believe that "wages of sin is death," not enternal life in torment, and "the soul that sinneth, it shall die." (Rom 6:23 & Ezek 18:20)
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The Day of Judgment Three great periods of separation are, we think, clearly revealed in God’s Word: 1) “The separation of the chaff from the wheat,” Matt. 3:10,12; 2) “the tares from the wheat,” Matt. 13:37,43; 3) and “the sheep from the goats,” Matt. 25:31. The third great separation like the previous two cover a period of time yet future.
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A New Name—God-Given We have found that it was often by bringing us into severe trials, ordeals, putting us under crucial tests, that the Lord develops more and more our faith, our love, our trust, our hope in Him. He would have us learn well our lesson, that without Him we can do nothing, but that with His blessing and favor all things are ours, because we are Christ’s and Christ is God’s. Let us, then, in all the important junctures of life, be sure that we are seeking chiefly the divine will, as expressed in the divine promise, the Oath-Bound Covenant: let us seek it patiently, earnestly, persistently—let us wrestle with the Lord that thereby we may be made the stronger, that when the proper and advantageous experiences have been enjoyed the blessing will come—at the proper moment to do us the most good and in the manner that would be most helpful.
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“Abhor that which is evil: cleave to that which is good.” AS holiness and sin are opposites, so our feeling toward these must be represented by the sentiments of love and hatred. To grow cool in love for righteousness is to lose some of the abhorrence for sin. Let us, therefore, cultivate in ourselves hatred for sin, selfishness, impurity, and every evil way, that we may find it the easier to cultivate in our hearts the beautiful graces of the Spirit.
