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Originally Posted by aron
This comes to my second point - that if you draw the line too fine it will backfire, and eventually you'll also be disapproved. Of course we do draw the line - there is such a thing as rightness, holiness, and truth. But there is also love and forbearance. Those who cast stones will eventually get bonked. Those who make a living casting stones will find themselves under a pile.
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I believe Laodicean pride draws lines that exonerate themselves and condemn all others. The classic one was that brother who convinced himself that he alone was right by praying in his closet.
I happened to run into a brother who was an old friend in the aftermath of the quarantines. He said something profound to me, "
the Lord showed me that there is no love in Laodicea." Obviously those quarantines were void of any agape love or brotherly love.
Would someone please ask Ron Kangas et.al., "
How did you feel when you quarantined brother Titus? Did you sense life."