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José Bortolato

JÓ - IX - UM RAIO DE ESPERANÇA - 0 views

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the middst of a sufferance we can find light hope. How is it? It written in book Job chapter 19 and are here commenting - portuguese but you may translate to language would want have good time this lecture.

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  • José Bortolato on 16 Jul 20
     
    Jó capítulos 18 e 19 Em meio às mais terríveis amarguras, saibam todos que existe uma luz, um abrigo na tempestade, uma paz no meio da tormenta, uma luz que espanca as trevas, a verdade que vence os sofismas, o consolo que apaga as angústias da alma, o alívio para as dores físicas e
  • José Bortolato on 16 Jul 20
     
    In the middst of a sufferance we can find a light of hope. How is it? It is written in the book of Job, chapter 19, and we are here commenting - in portuguese, but you may translate to the language you would want, and have a good time in this lecture.
Gary Plumley

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    Cheapest limo provides Sports car hire, Luxury limo hire & Wedding Limousines hire in London. Great Service, New Cars Compare, Choose, Hire & Call Now!
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      anonymous on 13 Mar 09
       
      Great comment about legalism...
J. B.

Do not Ask for whom the Bell tolls…… A Chapter by Chapter review of 'Love Win... - 0 views

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Ben Witherington III Rob Bell Hell Universalism

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  • in the Preface there is the disclaimer— ‘nothing in this book has not been claimed before within the parameters of the broad stream of historic orthodox Christianity’  (p. x).   As it turns out, and as we shall see, this is actually not quite accurate, if one is referring to creedal or confessional or conciliar orthodoxy.  If one means no more that some church father somewhere at sometime said something like this before, whether we deem him to be making an off-handed comment or not, then perhaps this claim can stand.
  • What is entirely missing from this chapter is any sort of discussion of sin, sin as the alienating cause of human lostness,  sin as the reason why persons are not going to heaven.  Let me be clear that I think Rom. 1.18-32 is crucial to this question.  Unfortunately Rom. 1 is not dealt with in this first chapter and what texts he does cite he does not treat in any detail.  Rather Rob sort of flits from one text to the next like a butterfly hoping to drain the tiny bit of nectar in each flower.
  • people are not condemned to hell or judgment for what they have never heard about God.   What Romans 1 says is that the reality of God and God’s power is evident in all of creation, and people are judged for what they do with the light about God that they have indeed received.  What Paul says they do is that while they know God exists and is powerful, they refuse to acknowledge God,  the most primal sin of all. In other words,  most of the questions Rob raises in Chapter One are entirely irrelevant.     People do not go to Hell (whether in a handbasket or by some other means of conveyance)  due to ignorance of God or of Christ. 
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  • Rob wants to suggest that a just or righteous or holy or judging God is somehow not good news. Tell that to the oppressed Christians in North Korea.   Tell that to the ordinary citizens of Libya longing to be set free from a wicked and brutal dictator.  Tell that to the Jews during the Holocaust in WWII.   In a sin-soaked world,  Good News involves both redemption and judgment, both vindication and liberation, both holiness and love.    The God of the Bible is holy love.  Not love without holiness which would fail to deal with the cancer called sin.  And not holiness without love, for if that was the way God related to us all— no one could stand.     The Good News of and about Jesus Christ, who will be the final judge of the world, is that justice, mercy and grace are all a part of this story.
  • J. B. on 10 Apr 11
     
    The first of an eight part review of Rob Bell's book "Love Wins." By Ben Witherington III
José Bortolato

II REIS - IV - UM PARADOXO DE DEUS - 0 views

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Eliseu Jericó rapazinhos meninos jovens idólatras Sodoma Gomorra misericórdia e justiça Betel Carmelo

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  • José Bortolato on 25 Sep 17
     
    Um destes seria a aparente incompatibilidade entre a severidade da justiça e o exercício da misericórdia.   Seria possível alguém possuir estes dois atributos dentro de seu perfil, sua personalidade, e colocá-los em prática sem que um ou outro seja abafado? Fato é que sem uma justiça
  • José Bortolato on 25 Sep 17
     
    Eliseu, Jericó, rapazinhos, meninos, jovens, idólatras, Sodoma, Gomorra, misericórdia e justiça, Betel, Carmelo, these are the themes here commented. To read in english or another language, please, use a translator
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