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LOL.
Onan died because he refused to "properly do" Levirate marriage. And he wasn't levirate priest.
I thought you know this story from Genesis 39. And that Levirage marriage is implied in book of Ruth and that Levirage marriage has nothing...
Levirate marriage if man is already married.
Taking care of widows also implies mandatory polygyny if all men are already married.
Seduction of virgin implies taking ex-virgin as additional if man is already married.
You won’t be taken seriously until you can produce results.
In industry we have a saying;
If you can’t produce, you teach. If you can’t teach, you inspect.
If your best argument is it’s your common sense.
You are the only one with interesting ideas
Everyone else is intellectually inferior
That’s not a very convincing argument
I can tell you from 30 years experience in marriage with the same...
12Wherefore, my beloved, as ye have always obeyed, not as in my presence only, but now much more in my absence, work out your own salvation with fear and trembling. 13For it is God which worketh in you both to will and to do of his good pleasure.
Hmmm... I suspect your description of salvation came the Book of Common Sense because I see there is no Bible reference given.
Salvation is a gift from God where He rescues the sinner from His eternal wrath through the substitutionary sacrifice...
And, once again, it devolves into something else completely and also personal when @MemeFan comes along.
Perhaps we get back on track with the original post question and thought?
If your best argument is it’s your common sense.
You are the only one with interesting ideas
Everyone else is intellectually inferior
That’s not a very convincing argument
I can tell you from 30 years experience in marriage with the same...
And, once again, it devolves into something else completely and also personal when @MemeFan comes along.
Perhaps we get back on track with the original post question and thought?
This is something I've analyzed. I don't deny that economic realities exist, or the challenge. The Scriptures make it clear a man should "count the cost" before building. At the same time, for all the difficulties of modern life, we do have more...
And, once again, it devolves into something else completely and also personal when @MemeFan comes along.
Perhaps we get back on track with the original post question and thought?
We have discussed this at length. The first thing I thought was Jesus on the cross asking the Father to forgive the people for crucifying Him because they didn’t know what they were doing Luke 23:24, which reminded me of the OT in Hosea 4:6...
This is something I've analyzed. I don't deny that economic realities exist, or the challenge. The Scriptures make it clear a man should "count the cost" before building. At the same time, for all the difficulties of modern life, we do have more...