Fundamentalizmus skuste definovat co pod tym mate na mysli.
Doslovne uchopenie spravneho vyznamu Slova je ziaduce, ale bez Ducha Svateho nemozne.
Doslovne v com?

Pôvodne zaslal MartinP - 26 január 2014 :  00:33:37

Potrebujete sa odvazit na takuto cestu. Najst doveryhodneho cloveka. Niekto kto vam nepodava dokazy ale vidite ze nieci zije...
Nechat sa ptom viest, nech vam to nejaky cas aj pripada podivne ale skumat skusanim pri niekom doveryhodnom. Dajte pkoj dokazovaniu to je iba cesta materialistu a vy aspirujete na prechod k duchovnemu cloveku vo vas.
Nech sa vam to podari.

Pôvodne zaslal MartinP - 26 január 2014 :  09:26:57

Našiel som pre Vás obsiahly výklad pojmu fundamentalizmus: http://alexova.blog.sme.sk/c/132314/Fundamentalizmus-ako-taky.html

A ako ste napísali bez DS nemožné: takže nechajte to prosím na Neho.

Pôvodne zaslal Guliver - 26 január 2014 :  14:13:28

Chcete dobru radu,tak, ze dobru radu nechcete?

Nepotrebujeme text slovnika, ale vase pochopenie pojmu. Opat ste prec od osobneho, poznat Boha je vzdy osobne. Neohradzujte sa, nesermujte inymi.

Hovorte za seba osobne.

Zatial ste velmi malo uprimny ani odvahe ste este nedali sancu.

Vy ma nepovažujete za svojprávneho človeka? A sám sa pasujete do role guru, ktorý (už opať) VIE? Ďakujem neprosím.

Pôvodne zaslal Guliver - 26 január 2014 :  14:17:23

Našiel som pre Vás obsiahly výklad pojmu fundamentalizmus: http://alexova.blog.sme.sk/c/132314/Fundamentalizmus-ako-taky.html

A ako ste napísali bez DS nemožné: takže nechajte to prosím na Neho.

Pôvodne zaslal Guliver - 26 január 2014 :  14:13:28

KNIHA PROROKA NAHUMA

Nah1

I. Pánova moc. - 1 Výrok nad Ninive. Kniha videnia Nahuma z Elkoša.

2 Pán je žiarlivý a pomstivý Boh,
Pán je pomstivý a plný hnevu,
Pán sa pomstí na svojich protivníkoch
a chová hnev proti svojim nepriateľom.
3 Pán je trpezlivý, no veľmi mocný,
Pán nenechá nič bez trestu.
Vo víchre a búrke je Jeho cesta
a oblak je prachom Jeho nôh.
4 Keď zahriakne more, urobí ho súšou
a všetky rieky vysuší.
Uvädá Bášan a Karmel
a kvet Libanonu vädne.
5 Vrchy sa trasú pred Ním
a kopce sa rozutekajú;
zem sa dvíha pred Jeho tvárou,
i svet a všetci jeho obyvatelia.
6 Kto obstojí pred Jeho hnevom
a kto sa zdvihne pred Jeho zápalom?
Jeho hnev sa rozteká ako oheň
a skaly pred Ním praskajú.
7 Dobrým útočišťom je v deň úzkosti
a pozná tých, čo v Neho dúfajú.
8 V prekypujúcej záplave
skoncuje so svojimi protivníkmi,
jeho nepriateľov stíha tma.

Hrozba mestu Ninive
9 Čo zamýšľate proti Pánovi?
On urobí koniec,
úzkosť sa nezdvihne po druhý, raz.
10 Veď sú posplietaní ako tŕnie
a sú ako vínom spití;
úplne budú pohltení
ako suchá pleva.
11 Z teba vyšiel, čo zamýšľal
zlo proti Pánovi,
čo plánoval ničomnosť.
12 Toto hovorí Pán:
„Čo sú aj bezpeční a hocako početní,
aj tak ich skosia a zahynú.
Pokoril som ťa, viac ťa nepokorím.
13 Teraz však zlomím jeho jarmo nad tebou
a tvoje okovy roztrhám.“
14 Pán dal rozkaz o tebe:
„Z tvojho mena nebude viac semena,
z domu tvojho boha
vynivočím sochy a liatiny,
pripravím ti hrob, lebo si bezcenný.

Guliver, co Ste mysleli tou skratkou DS? Mysleli Ste tym Duch Sväty? Ak ano, tak som si spomenul na to, ze aj Chodec aj teta a urcite aj dalsi pouzivali skratku DS.

Pôvodne zaslal sinceretly - 27 január 2014 :  08:44:23

Kedze nechapete Pismo, skuste radsej najskor vnimat svedectvo.

Pôvodne zaslal MartinP - 27 január 2014 :  09:56:44

Miracle in Tibet| Jan 25, 2014 | Blog, Testimony


Sister Li (real name not revealed) is a Chinese missionary who has been given the vision to reach people who have never heard the Gospel of Jesus. She has the vision to fulfill the Great Commission, otherwise known in China as the “Back to Jerusalem mission.”

Sister Li was a newly married church worker who had been working in Liaoning in the northeastern part of China. One morning while she was praying, the Holy Spirit came upon her and told her clearly, “My daughter, I want you to go to Tibet.”
Upon hearing the command, Sister Li was frightened. Sister Li wanted to serve the Lord and wanted to fulfill the Back to Jerusalem vision, but also wanted be apart of the support group in Shenyang.

“God,” she prayed,“I know that You are telling me to go to Tibet, but I was only married 3 weeks ago. I am willing to serve You here in Shenyang, but I CANNOT go to Tibet.”

For the next 3 weeks, Sister Li was disturbed during her prayer time. She was in toil with the command that God had given her.

One day, Sister Li decided to make a deal with God. She told God that she would first introduce the idea to her husband and let that help her make her decision. She knew that her husband would not like the idea and felt that this would make a great excuse to not leave for Tibet.

When she approached her husband, he immediately refused to go. “The Tibetans hate us,” he yelled. Tibetans are notoriously violent against the Han Chinese. “There is no way I am going to Tibet. If you go, then you will go alone.

Sister Li felt that the matter was settled, but again she heard God tell her to go to Tibet and preach the Gospel. One morning after prayer, she pulled out a pen and paper and wrote one of the hardest letters that she had ever written.

In the letter she tearfully told her husband that she had to go to Tibet. She would speedily complete the task that God had given to her and quickly return to him again. Once she finished the letter, she bought a ticket to the first train to Lhasa.

Once she arrived in Lhasa she realized that she didn’t have a clue what she was supposed to do. She began to walk the distance between the main square and the Potala Palace praying.

“Well…God…I am here. What now?”
As she was praying she walked by a pile of what seemed to be burlap blankets. From the bottom of the blankets was a hand held out begging for money. As Sister Li walked by, God told her to walk back and give the person a hug. Sister Li didn’t feel comfortable. What if it was a man under that pile of blankets? That would not be good.



Finally, she walked back, lifted up the blankets and held out her arms to embrace the person under the pile of dusty blankets. As the person under the blankets began to emerge, Sister Li was surprised to see a young lady who had been disfigured. Her face and arms had been eaten away by Leprosy.

The woman was ashamed of her appearance and blown away that someone wanted to hug her. Four years prior, the woman had been forced out of her village because she had leprosy; she was considered a danger to the entire village. She traveled to Lhasa to find food. She came into the city at night so that no one would know that she had leprosy and covered her entire body with a blanket as she begged for money.

She stood there on the street hugging Sister Li. Her open sores and raw disfigured flesh were exposed for everyone to see. Sister Li asked her to come and live with her in her small temporary guest room.

Every day Sister Li fed her, applied her medicine and prayed with her.

A few weeks later when the woman woke up in the morning there was a scream. Sister Li ran into the room to see what was the problem. When Sister Li ran into the room she heard the woman saying, “I am healed. I am healed.”
There were no signs of the woman’s Leprosy! She had been completely healed. She believed that Jesus had healed her.

Immediately she wanted to return to her village that had forced her out four years ago. Sister Li traveled with her to the small village. When they arrived in the village, the people came out and were amazed that there were no signs of leprosy on the woman at all.

Together Sister Li and the woman shared the wonderful thing that Jesus had done and in the first day, 22 people in the rural village in Tibet gave their life to Christ.