just asking ! If what you are saying is true, how come , that up to now, up to this point in time you are still grooping in the dark, not understanding what you are saying ? Is it possible that the spirit you’ve talked about was not still with you, and you are still not guided by that spirit, whom you say will take you to heaven? or the other possibility is that, the spirit was trying to help you understand by reaching you through me, explaining ,that what you saying is not entirely true. Cause you see, no matter if you pray 24/7, and still you are outside the jurisdiction of Jesus Christ, your prayer is in vain. For your prayer to be heard, you must be IN the jurisdiction of our Lord Jesus Christ.
Hi esinclair124,
Thanks for your comment. I am not sure I totally comprehend what you are trying to say? Would you care to explain to me why you believe I am ‘grooping in the dark’ and not understanding what I am saying?
Perhaps I should clarify to you that this quote is from a man by the name of Ephraim the Syrian, who was one of the Early Church Fathers. Ephraim lived a faithful life and was an example to us all through his life of prayer and in his relationship with Jesus Christ. When he was referring to prayer, is was understood that he prayed to Jesus Christ.
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esinclair124
just asking ! If what you are saying is true, how come , that up to now, up to this point in time you are still grooping in the dark, not understanding what you are saying ? Is it possible that the spirit you’ve talked about was not still with you, and you are still not guided by that spirit, whom you say will take you to heaven? or the other possibility is that, the spirit was trying to help you understand by reaching you through me, explaining ,that what you saying is not entirely true. Cause you see, no matter if you pray 24/7, and still you are outside the jurisdiction of Jesus Christ, your prayer is in vain. For your prayer to be heard, you must be IN the jurisdiction of our Lord Jesus Christ.
Marco
Hi esinclair124,
Thanks for your comment. I am not sure I totally comprehend what you are trying to say? Would you care to explain to me why you believe I am ‘grooping in the dark’ and not understanding what I am saying?
Perhaps I should clarify to you that this quote is from a man by the name of Ephraim the Syrian, who was one of the Early Church Fathers. Ephraim lived a faithful life and was an example to us all through his life of prayer and in his relationship with Jesus Christ. When he was referring to prayer, is was understood that he prayed to Jesus Christ.
God bless