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Comment on People Search by Conducting Property Title Search by jimmy_tst

jimmy_tst — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 15:23:59 +0000

Bearing in mind that Jesus told this parable to the Pharisees who looked down on the "sinners" (in their eyes), the focus is on redemption of the lost son, as Spdcp said. Granted that God hates sin, and all have sinned and fallen short of His glory, God’s grace is greater than sin - "where sin increased, grace much more abounded." (Romans 5:20) When we behold our faults, it only leads to a downward spiral of depression. We need to be Christ occupied, not self occupied. When we behold the Lord’s glory, we are being transformed from glory to glory into His same image, by the Holy Spirit. (2 Corinthians 5:21)

All glory to Jesus Christ and what He has done at the cross. The message of the cross is the power of God unto salvation - making us whole in every way. Satan has been defeated at the cross. Grace is greater than sin, just as Jesus is greater than the devil. The more we lift up the name of Jesus, the more we experience the manifestation of His victory in our lives - over sin, temptations, sicknesses, lack, unclean habits, Satan, death - and the more other people are drawn to Him.

Peace be with you, brother.
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Comment on People Search by Conducting Property Title Search by Niente

Niente — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 15:21:59 +0000

The prodigal son was rebellious, just like many today.
He did not want to live under the guidance of his father.
Rebellion is considered a sin in the Word of God.

Living away from the Father means are resources are limited and quickly exhausted.
Living with the guidance of our Father and living in His will, means we will always have abundance in Him. Not only in physical, material thing, but most important spiritual.
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Comment on People Search by Conducting Property Title Search by Grandma Pat <><

Grandma Pat <>< — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 15:19:59 +0000

It is about a Fathers love for his child, the child’s freedom of choice, no matter how unwise it may have been.
A lesson learned the hard way, repentance of the son, forgiveness of the Father.
If you want the other, check out the reaction of the older brother, who was angry with his Father for forgiving his younger brother.
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Comment on People Search by Conducting Property Title Search by Karl P

Karl P — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 15:17:59 +0000

Because of Repentance and Forgiveness!
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Comment on People Search by Conducting Property Title Search by Marj †SFECU† pray4revival

Marj †SFECU† pray4revival — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 15:15:59 +0000

I agree with you. The prodigal son had an anti-Christ or satanic attitude such as the god of this world has when denying Christ. The father who welcomed him back was like God the Father who forgave him and loved him. This is try. When he was in his darkest hour he came to himself. This is the way it is, and hope my own grown children who have forsaken the fountain of living waters will also return to reality in Jesus very quickly.

Yes, all parents who have been heart-broken by their children’s behavior will understand about this and rejoice when their children return.
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Comment on People Search by Conducting Property Title Search by Spdcp J

Spdcp J — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 15:13:59 +0000

Actually, the hero of this story isnt the prodigal son, but rather the Father.

Jesus is the one telling the parable, therefore, we can say that the Father represents God, and sinners represent the prodigal son.

When the son ran out of money and was feeding the pigs, he didnt think of his father… The Bible says he thought of the food that the servants had to eat!

Luke 15:17 "And when he came to himself, he said, How many hired servants of my father’s have bread enough and to spare, and I perish with hunger! "

He was thinking of his belly! Was he repentant? I doubt so, for if he was it would have been phrased differently.. But I believe all scripture is God ordained and must be taken into context…

So the son started to scheme and plot, rehearsing to himself what he would tell his father in order to earn some form of forgiveness.

But unknown to the son, the father has been sitting at the highest place of the house day and night non stop looking out for the son since day 1 hoping for his return… the instant he appeared on the horizon the father lifted up his robes, fully showing his bare legs and sprinted to the son.

By now the son is smelling of pigs but the father just keeps on smothering him with loving kisses..

All the son managed to say was "i have sinned-" which is only a part of his rehearsed speech.. the father did not even allow the son to say make me a hired servant.. instantly the ring( authority) and sandals( slaves dont wear shoes.. ) and the best robes (righteousness) were bestowed upon him..

Whats most beautiful is the fattened calf… Notice the father said to the servants, bring the fattened calf and kill it.. not in the kitchen, but where the son can see the death that paid for his sin..

The son must see that someone paid for his freedom, authority, righteousness and sonship..

I find it interesting that only a few lines are given to write about the boys sin, but a majority of the parable tells about his redemption..

Thats how we know God… by listening to the word of Christ..
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Comment on People Search by Conducting Property Title Search by Broken and now fixed

Broken and now fixed — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 15:11:59 +0000

Er why can’t you read it as just an analogy of how God is so loving that even when someone who knows him goes of the rails so the speak he is still waiting there with open arms and total unconditional love and forgiveness to welcome them home. Also don’t forget the older brother was extremely jealous of his brother on his return - this is a classic example of how some Christians have levels of sin and judge others accordingly. Sin is Sin and by the very fact that someone judges someone else a sin has been committed. To me this is a simple story. and many of us are grateful for it being included in the bible. It is also a warning to other Christians not to judge the ones that have apparently ‘fallen away’. God always goes looking for those lost sheep - it make take years - but he will find them and bring them home. Sometimes its just better to read it as it says and not bring too much super spiritual stuff into it. Don’t forget Jesus told this parable and he spoke in a way that was straight forward and easy to understand. he didn’t expect people to go looking for any in depth reason - he was just stating the obvious. Both brothers sinned one by going off on his own - and one being jealous. In fact the one going off was more open and honest whereas the other who stayed seemed to not only hold a grudge against his brother but also did his work out of duty. God wants us to do things out of Love not because of duty or a great reward. Our reward is knowing him - God waits patiently for all to come to him with open arms.Simple as that.
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Comment on People Search by Conducting Property Title Search by Pastor Bill

Pastor Bill — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 15:09:59 +0000

That story has nothing at all to do with Satan. It is a type of the backsliden christian. That is a person who once had a relationship with Jesus but chose to walk away, then realizing his/her mistake, returned to the family.
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Comment on People Search by Conducting Property Title Search by o

Thu, 11 Mar 2010 10:07:06 +0000

Why is the prodigal son in Luke 15.11-32 an anti-type of satan?
The sin of pride is the sin of sins- and the name of satan in Arabic is Eblis,pride. This sin possessed the younger son when he felt that he could become independent and sufficient in himself, and so asked for his share of his father’s property. In spiritual language this means man’s desire to become independent of God, to become a god to himself (Gen.3:5), and to lay out his life at his own will and pleasure. This is in great contrast to the prayer, "Give us this day our daily bread," which acknowedges a constant dependence on God.
After deciding to go away from home, a little while is spent in reflecting before actually setting out. This is the spiritual history of one who says that there is no God, and that he will set up an opinion for himself. His conduct is compared to that of men who forsake the fountain of living waters for broken cisterns that hold water (Jer.2:13).
The spiritual is among those who deny the existence of God means a want of truth, sincerity and love-the true nourishment of the soul.
He "joined himself to a citizen of that country" probably means that he tried to frame a new system of faith and belief in his apostate condition. Nimrod did the same thing.
Such a fall, so low in guilt and misery, is an extreme case, but is possible to any soul after the first downward step.
This parable might very well have a new title, for it is really a Soul’s Tragedy.
In the darkest hour of his troubles" he came to himself." His first thought was of his father, the fountain of spiritual truth and life.
There are many today that are searching for truth but the truth is right in front of them.
They use Mysticism and words like esoteric and say this is what we need a more understanding of truth.
The New Age Movement is one of these movements that like Adam and Eve want to be as Gods.
There is no way we could ever think or feel like or know His ways.
Our love is nothing compared to His love.People search for a better understanding of God’s word when in truth "You must be born again" is the only truth. When you really become a child of God He will show you the truth. "The Truth will set you free"
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Comment on How to Handle Your Foreclosure Procedure by Troy

Troy — Sun, 07 Mar 2010 11:52:59 +0000

either file bankruptcy or live in the house and make no payments until you have to move out. Why move into an apartment and pay rent while your house sits empty. The forecloser is going on your record either way at least save some money by not paying rent for a few months. I know it sucks but when times are tough you have to look out for you and your family first good luck with whatever you decide
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