This shared by a friend. Heres a quote from the article - once youve read it, if you go to the link, view the video about mid-way through the article. It is rather amazing to me, though not surprising, that threatened Christians are becoming more brash, bold, and, yes, even anti-christ in their attitudes and expressions of fear toward virtually anyone with whom they disagree. Well see more of this as the Christian church continues it rapid march toward mediocrity, marginalization, and meaninglessness. Heres the quote: The problem is, Hagee took this verse completely out of context. The passage Hagee read from is a reference to Christians who had stopped working in the false belief that Christ was returning soon. Instead of working the fields to grow their much needed crops, people became gossips and stuck their noses into the private lives of others. Paul warned these Christians to take care of their crops or starve waiting for Jesus to arrive. The verse had nothing to do with people who rely on welfare to help feed their families and everything to do with Christians neglecting doing their jobs to wait for Jesus to return.
Posted on: Thu, 07 Aug 2014 17:22:21 +0000
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