Quote from Paul Cox, in the
book of Job thread --
Quote:
Originally Posted by Paul Cox
Haven't had the time or heart to figure out what ya'll are fighting about. But I did go to the Life-study of Job, chapter 12. This caught my eye:
"Suppose there is a problem between you and your spouse, You should not do anything, for whatever you do will be in the realm of the tree of the knowledge of good and evil. You should simply pray-read Galatians 2:20."
I don't know, but in reading Paul he seems to talk about loving and submitting. Is that doing nothing but pray-reading? Address all your problems by just pray-reading scripture? I can't believe we fell for that sewer water for so many years.
Now if a couple will address all their problems only by pray-reading the bible, that will make their marriage only good within the context of the Local Church. It still doesn't teach them what it means to submit to and love one another.
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See Witness Lee's idea about pray-reading here in the
Life-Study of Job.
The practice of
praying the Bible, spoken of by the men (and women) throughout church history, as compiled in Ray Graver's book on
Pray-Reading -- do we honestly think they are talking about the same thing?