Are you able to humble yourself before a person who is wrong or attacks you?

Sometimes we humans misunderstand each other about the meaning of words. That's why I took the liberty of posting the dictionary version of humble:

 

"to show humility and submission to someone or something; also: to acknowledge one's inferiority"

 

Unfortunately, but learning about the Bible builds pride, and that is why evangelicals specialize in it, or generally speaking, all of us. It is enough to visit Christian groups on Facebook to see what "love" reigns there.

It takes skill to argue and disagreements themselves are natural. Paul wrote:

 

"" I do not commend you for the fact that common meetings do not lead you to good, but to evil. (18) First of all, I hear that when you come together for a meeting, there is a division among you. I partly believe that, (19) For there must be partialities among you, that it may be seen who is tried." 1 Corinthians 11:17-34″

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Why must there sometimes be such strife and division? According to Paul, disputes cause a test for the church and its principles. I believe that in the vast majority of cases one side will go the wrong way. Suppose one of the larger quasi Protestant denominations (there are no Protestant denominations in Poland) comes to a division over ecumenism with Rome. Such a division will show the true faith of some and the lukewarmness and false love for Jesus of others.

Let's turn to the survey results:

 

 

 

 

 

I did not expect such an optimistic voting result. Not only are as many as 50% voters in the process of learning this habit, but in so responding they realize their frailty. Praise God. I was even more surprised when I looked at the second result, where 35 people, out of 118, got it perfect, although I suspect some of them were not on the thicker training ground :-).

Someone may ask, did I come to this? Before I answer, let me tell you a part of an argument I was involved in. A brother in the faith attacked me with the question, "We grind in our little group, and where do you grind" with the emphasis on the fact that there was no one to grind me. First, I have family near and far. Second, this blog is one big grind for me. Mental work in the quarries of hard hearted neo-Christians.

I don't post many comments. Recently celery called me a Jew just because I want to vote in the election and he doesn't. It was of no use that I announced a prayer to save celery when things were bad with him, as I called the police to save him. It was no use that I defended him on stopsyjonism. I simply became a Jew.

I didn't know that making choices involved Jewishness.... Between Satan and Jesus, I chose Jesus, so looking at it that way, he could call me a Jew. On the other hand, an ex-brother from Lodz, who is no longer in the group of readers, when he found out that I celebrate the Sabbath, called me a sabbatarian and got offended later by attacking me in ...love....

 

I would show hundreds of other comments written in "love" but probably devilish.

In general Christians are masters of the pin. I mean evangelicals. One famous internet pastor (unborn again in my opinion) called internet users "bludgers" and since dumb sheep can't tell by their fruit, they continue to graze at the wolf...in sheep's clothing. Another time I was called a one-time preacher of the devil's teachings on a single issue, even though the person calling me that didn't want to talk to me to clarify the thread.

In a word, I sometimes feel like Moses (though I am as far from him as the moon), who was supposed to lead the wayward people to the promised land.

I've already been cornered online, slandered, just because someone had a different opinion.

The Lord Jesus said:

 

"By this all will know that you are my disciples, if you have love for one another." John 13

 

 

Love means that one party does not accuse the other, but in a gentle way explains, explains. If one party is quarrelsome or pretentious, then as the book of Proverbs states in many places, simply stop the dispute and leave that person alone.

Most people full of pride and unborn of the Spirit of Jesus in disputes attack not the problem but the person. All the more reason not to talk to such. Unless he admits his mistake and apologizes.

 

I will now ask all such quibblers: how do you want to bring offerings of fasting and prayer to God while having evil hearts?

 

I ask the masters of the pin,

Did they sometimes get their religion mixed up?

 

How can you humble yourself in a biblical dispute situation?

For example, in this way:

"sister/brother, I understand your arguments, but as for me they are not convincing and therefore let us end this dispute. I respect you and I don't want the devil to enjoy our disagreement.

 

Such disagreements are silly arguments about the Law. Whether someone will eat pork or not does not lead to anything good. I believe that the Sabbath or other things are to be led by the Holy Spirit. If the divisions are great in something, then we need to part ways in agreement. But there is nothing to quarrel about the details.

In Romans 14 it says:

 

" And treat him whose faith is weak with kindness, without judging him or arguing about what he in his conscience thinks is right or wrong."

 

This also applied to food because the new Christians from Rome ate different foods than the original Judeans. Simply put, the weak in the faith were to have a choice.

Are you aware that Satan sometimes gives the Bible to create division and sow confusion? There are demons in the Bible as well. Please don't catch me by the word, because it was just a stylistic device. But I will show what demons they are:

 

-shabbat,

-pork ban,

-name of Jesus,

-charisms

-Grace vs. Law

etc

 

All these elements mentioned are very important, but if they introduce bad emotions they are demons. You can go on and on about the Sabbath, every day, just like you can go on and on about the name of Jesus and get burned out eventually, and the reality is Jesus.

The Pharisees caught Jesus' disciples picking ears on the Sabbath. These were the demons.

 

I celebrate the Sabbath, I don't eat hogs, I pray to Jesus, I believe that the Moral Law from the Bible is valid, and the ceremonial one has been abolished. Someone will maliciously say: what about mixing materials of clothes? When I have the opportunity I buy from one. I have a few from linen, and the rest is unfortunately mixed. But saved will be the one who wears clothes from one material as well as from several. Saved will be the one who celebrates the Sabbath as well as the one who does not. Saved is he that eateth the hog, and he that eateth not. Although I don't really understand the end of Isaiah....

Saved will be the one who prays to Jesus as well as to Isus.

However, all must do the will of the Father. To love God with all their heart and their neighbor as themselves. If you hurt your neighbor, you will not be saved man. You will not get to a place where people who are full of love for their fellow man and who are devoted to God will stay.

 

The Lord Jesus, God in the flesh came to humble himself. He could have smartened up with theology, but He chose to serve. He explained in parables.

 

"If anyone wants to be first, let him be last of all and servant of all!" Mk9

 

Humility is something we all lack. It is the master state that I wish for everyone.

And let's also learn to talk. Especially between brothers and sisters.