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byHismercy · 10-23-2019, 10:05 PM

Yes, I see zero relationship between Lees' headline/summation and the actual passage of scripture. You are right to challenge it, JJ.

Ohio, reading your post just turned on a lightbulb in my head. It is so very simple. Works are useless to impude righteousness to us and have nothing to do with our salvation or our 'qualifying as worthy' to be saved. But God is love and He wishes us to pour out the abundant life He gives us as love into our neighbors. To 'be' their neighbor. Whoever is in need of a neighbor. And what better testimony of Christ could there be? I want to pray about this. I want Him to get His way. Praise the Lord.

10-23-2019, 10:05 PM	#6
byHismercy Member Join Date: Apr 2018 Location: Pacific Northwest Posts: 439	Re: Challenging Lee’s Good Samaritan interpretation Yes, I see zero relationship between Lees' headline/summation and the actual passage of scripture. You are right to challenge it, JJ. Ohio, reading your post just turned on a lightbulb in my head. It is so very simple. Works are useless to impude righteousness to us and have nothing to do with our salvation or our 'qualifying as worthy' to be saved. But God is love and He wishes us to pour out the abundant life He gives us as love into our neighbors. To 'be' their neighbor. Whoever is in need of a neighbor. And what better testimony of Christ could there be? I want to pray about this. I want Him to get His way. Praise the Lord.