Sinning against the Lord..

[Naomi]

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Sid said:

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rudywoofs said:Sid, I was only inserting a comment with what I have perceived in my experience. I was not saying that I am keeping company with Satan now. Please don't shoot the messenger. <img src="/adventist/images/graemlins/frown.gif" alt="" />

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I wasn't implying that you are currently. I'm just trying to keep an open mind here. If you were in the company of him, what did he do for you? And if you're not with him now, why not?

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Sid,

Perhaps I should stay out of this battle, nor should I even attempt to speak on behalf of Pam without her knowledge or consent. But, here goes:

Suppositions are just what the term implies

She is not at this time in the company of the Devil and therefore could not answer the question in a definitively manner.

It would be similar to asking me how I would behave, think, and act if I were in the company of my ex. To be honest, I do not know for sure how I would behave.

Obviously when I was with my ex-husband he did nothing to enhance my life, therefore I am no longer with him. I saw the light.

Perhaps my assumption is incorrect as to your question(s) but it seems to parallel my example.

Moreover, why should she spend time dwelling on the answers to your question? Would this not open a closed door? Or, perhaps take her away from looking towards God?

Naomi

[there buster]

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Our? Who are 'we'?

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Lucifer and I.

See? That's what I mean ... I open up and try to engage with you and out of all the things I talked about, you just pick this one? I honestly thought the "we" was apparent from the context of the rest of the post.

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I thought so, as well, but did not want to jump to any conclusions, make any false assumptions.

I focused on that one first because it's always important to know who one is talking to.

I focused on the truth that it is Lucifer's purpose to keep people away from the kingdom of God because it is a central issue.

If you accept the idea that Lucifer is not trying to keep people out of the kingdom, then much of the rest of what you say follows.

The central issue from the War in Heaven and the Garden of Eden onward is whether to believe God or to believe Lucifer, whether to trust God or to trust Lucifer.

That is a fundamental choice. God Himself cannot change that.

[rudywoofs (Pam)]

As I am the one who began this thread, I am asking that it now be locked.

I am not willing to see it used to grandstand delights of a satanic relationship. I do not feel it is useful to use the forum as a platform for paranoia of God. I do not find it useful for anyone to play games with Christians - which is exactly what I see happening now. <img src="/adventist/images/graemlins/mad.gif" alt="" />

[Stan]

done...