There is no reason to listen if I cannot hear.
Just Another Voice,
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Did you ever read "Horton Hears a Who"?? It's like that...
Another Voice
I am tired of being close-minded. How 'bout you?
"I never loved nobody fully;
always one foot on the ground.
And by protecting my heart truly,
I got lost in the sounds
I hear in my mind."
Regina Spekter ~ "Fidelity"
always one foot on the ground.
And by protecting my heart truly,
I got lost in the sounds
I hear in my mind."
Regina Spekter ~ "Fidelity"
7 comments:
I think it can be sufficient. I haven't done it personally - God used people to help me commit to listening by sharing their convictions. I didn't use any extra books, though. Do you think that's foolish?
Absolutely not - you're one of the smartest people I know! ;)
I read the Bible several times on my own and so has my Dad, and neither of us could make any sense of it other than some historical things.
I wonder what other people think?
Past Missy
Couldn't tell you, not much interest in the topic. :)
Another day, perhaps?
Present Missy
Perhaps.
See ya later,
Past Missy
I think that if we read the Bible, in its original language, no one could help but come to faith. Note I didn't say saving faith! ;-)
For the original languages show our Lord and Savior to be so much bigger and more loving and more SUPERNATURAL--there would be no doubt as to who He was, is, and is to come.
There would only be Love.
I meant LANGUAGES.
;-)
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