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Posted : 25 Jan, 2022 11:08 AM

the bible does not directly mention gambling for money neither does it provide an exhaustive list of forbidden behaviors in several areas



that is not the bible’s purpose. Its purpose is to draw people to God. Anyone who finds himself asking, β€œIs it okay to…” ought to first question his motives, especially since the Bible says β€œβ€¦whatever is not from faith is sin,” (Romans 14:23)



gambling is leaving to chance what you should trust to our Lord. Christians should trust in the providence of God and not in β€œchance” to provide for them. This is why gambling cannot be endorsed biblically.



Matthew 6:19-21 says β€œDo not store up for yourselves treasures on earth, where moth and rust destroy, and where thieves break in and steal. But store up for yourselves treasures in heaven, where moth and rust do not destroy, and where thieves do not break in and steal. For where your treasure is, there your heart will be also.” Why do you want to gamble? To provide for your needs? Jesus continues, saying β€œseek first his kingdom and his righteousness, and all these things will be given to you as well,” (Matthew 6:33) Gambling can, at times, betray a lack of trust in God, that he will provide. Or is it merely that you want more money for the pursuit of pleasure? Ecclesiastes 5:10 observes that β€œWhoever loves money never has money enough.” But he who loves God first receives what he truly wishes, joy (Psalm 37:4) which outlasts fleeting pleasures, the treasures which Jesus warned us about storing. In the end, one must ask himself, who am I serving, God or money (Matthew 6:24)? We cannot serve both.



whoever asks this question must decide for himself if he can have a pure motive for gambling, for spending money on toys, vacations, or movies, and even for helping the homeless. Even good actions can have bad motives. The human heart is horribly deceptive (Jeremiah 17:9). Because of this, if we truly face ourselves we must admit that it is difficult for us to do nearly anything purely for the love of God. That is why we need grace. For our attempts to do good always come up short, but God’s grace never does (Romans 3:20-24). Christianity, after all, is not a set of rules, but a love relationship with our grace-giving Father

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Posted : 26 Jan, 2022 11:44 AM

chicken-littledavid posts - 'Why can’t you answer my question'



REPOST Answer - Well there you have it readers, tinyfaithdavid will not set an example and answer my question to him FIRST, about - what is his 'trinity LORDS' that have suppoedly told him (voices in his GLOBE head?) and maybe from what source or book tinyfaithdavid has by authority to that source, rests from his labors on SUN-day, to worship BAAL the SUN 'god' now did he??? So how is it your OBEDIENCE to BAAL on SUN-day on your PAPER calendar invented by ROME and its talking head the RCC becomes'law' to you tinyfaithdavid ???

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Posted : 26 Jan, 2022 02:38 PM

The TeddyBug makes fun of people who obey the Lords command to confess our sins daily.

He falsely accuses them of wanting to sin.

Since the TeddyBug has changed the biblical meaning of the word β€œsin”, he can now claim to be sinless like Jesus.

But the Bible is clear that NO ONE is sinless like Jesus.

Sadly the disobedient and sinful TeddyBug embraces a false doctrine that allows him to reclassify sin so he can keep on sinning while falsely claiming that God has made him sinless.

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