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(~) Create in Me

Psalms 51
10 Create in me a clean heart, O God; and renew a right spirit within me.
11 Cast me not away from thy presence; and take not thy holy spirit from
me. 12 Restore unto me the joy of thy salvation; and uphold me with thy
free spirit.

How is your mood today? Joyful? Angry? Happy? Sad? Irritable?

Our mood has a great impact upon our lives and upon the lives of people
around us. Your Christian witness can be destroyed because of your mood.

David asked God to renew a "right" spirit within him. With God's help,
David was able to restore the "joy" of having a relationship with God.

If your day has started wrong or if you're in a bad mood today then take a
moment to ask God to "renew a right spirit" within you.

"The heart is the rudder of the soul, and till the Lord take it in hand we
steer in a false and foul way. -- C.H. Spurgeon"

Take the time to praise Him and recognize his presence in your life. May
God bless your day with hope,
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Pax Christi,
• Ninure Saunders aka Rainbow Christian

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In article <094.13.09.05.670060000@srcbs.org>, basicallyblues says...
Ideas:

>The Testimony of Hippolytus

Which, good for him, does not match yours.

>Another early church leader was Hippolytus, a Greek, who was the
>disciple of Irenaeus. His dates are A.D. 170 to 236. Hippolyus, like
>Justin Martyr and Irenaeus, also discusses at length the nature of the
>Godhead. Obviously this was a subject of very great importance to these
>early "church fathers."

Of course it was. And if you too understood its importance, you would
treat it more carefully than you do in this post.

As it is, Blue, we in the NG should thank you for illustrating the
_dangers_ of such sloppy reading. For all your reading, whether of the
Bible itself, or of the Patristic Commentary, is sloppy. This is how
you consistently misread them both, failing to see the frequent
references to the Trinity, leaving yourself in such pitch black darkness.

Yet as if this was not bad enough, you insist on dragging us down into
that darkness as well!

>Hi