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ZNPaaneah · 10-24-2012, 08:17 AM

There is no doubt that in some places (in the Bible and in Psalms) the "them that strive against me" could be considered, flesh, world, sin, fallen nature, etc. You also might be able to see through WL and PL and see that it is Satan that is "seeking your soul".

But to spiritualize it away and say that "without cause they have for me their net in a pit" does not refer to WL and what he did in the "Sister's rebellion" is to be so heavenly that you are of no earthly good. If you are not familiar with the sister's rebellion WL's sons were caught in sin, WL anticipating that sisters would talk and the molested sister's story would therefore spread he took preemptive action and accused a sister's fellowship of being "rebellious". These sisters were then castigated without cause and drummed out of the church merely as a smoke screen for his own sins.

10-24-2012, 08:17 AM	#61
ZNPaaneah Member Join Date: Oct 2010 Posts: 7,105	Re: The Psalms are the word of Christ There is no doubt that in some places (in the Bible and in Psalms) the "them that strive against me" could be considered, flesh, world, sin, fallen nature, etc. You also might be able to see through WL and PL and see that it is Satan that is "seeking your soul". But to spiritualize it away and say that "without cause they have for me their net in a pit" does not refer to WL and what he did in the "Sister's rebellion" is to be so heavenly that you are of no earthly good. If you are not familiar with the sister's rebellion WL's sons were caught in sin, WL anticipating that sisters would talk and the molested sister's story would therefore spread he took preemptive action and accused a sister's fellowship of being "rebellious". These sisters were then castigated without cause and drummed out of the church merely as a smoke screen for his own sins.