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Why is it easier to seek counsel from men than from God, our Father? If we ignore counselling with Him on matters are we not rejecting His counsel?
Philippians 4:6-7
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- brother_barabbas
- Eldorado, Ohio, United States
- Who am I? It has nothing to do with who I am! I am the one in whom dwells no good thing. I am as the grass of the field, here one day and ground into flour the next. I am the disciple who Jesus loved! Why, not because of who I am, but because of what HE's done! It has everything to do with what HE's done! He sealed my pardon with His blood! He bought me back from the slave auction, by giving His life. He's done it all! He continually intercedes on my behalf to the Father!
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8 comments:
Now what?
For me it is because many times men will tell me what I WANT to hear, not necessarily what I NEED to hear
Rich, nothing, today is just May Day.
Maggie, that hurt, it's kinda true!!
Aren't you asking that to men? (and women)
Actually, Yohannes, that was a question I asked in my prayer journal the other day. Then I decided to ask others to weigh in on the issue. So, I'd have to say, 'Yes, but no.'
joshua 9!
I'm only talking about seeking counsel, danny, not about creating alliances. Surely there is a difference between asking advice and making a pact isn't there?
sorry, i thought--so the men of israel took some of their provisions [and advices one another bout them] and did not ask for the counsel of the Lord.--had some application.
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