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Record: 347
Subj: A Word of Thanks.. Livingstone
Date: Tue Aug 17 19:26:50 2010
Posted by: Philip Livingstone
From: Canada
To: Webmaster

Philip Livingstone
(formerly www.theforgottenbible.org, Scotland)

Dear Sir,

It must be now past 6 years since I had contacted you to express my appreciation for your presence on the Internet. After 4 years, I had found the general vulgarity of the Internet difficult to accept, and so closed “theforgottenbible.org” in late 2008. Requested to place a dissertation back "online", I have ventured onto the Internet once again, and am delighted to see that you are still there! What a joy to see your service unto the Lord Jesus Christ still available. I thank you for the encouragement that you give to me and remain,

Yours with kindest regards,

Philip Livingstone

www.thebrookcherith.org

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Record: 346
Subj: Cremation and Christianity
Date: Thu Jul 29 10:51:13 2010
Posted by: Cheryl
From: N/a
To: Webmaster

Thank you for your 2001 article on the cremation debate. I have been trying to find one for years that would explain this topic clearly, simply, and biblically. Yours in Christ, Cheryl

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Record: 345
Subj: Signs of Mark Chapter 16
Date: Tue Jul 27 09:47:10 2010
Posted by: Theo Lawrence
From: Barbados W.i.
To: Webmaster

Dear Tony Warren,

Grace and peace be your potion always.
I write to thank you for your very informative exposition on Mark 16:15-18 I
have been presenting
those same views to a group here in Barbados but found that I was alone in this
until I came across your work which is excellent.

I just wanted to say thank you and may the good Lord help you to continue the
good work for Him.

God bless

Theo Lawrence (Pastor)
Ebenezer Gospel Tabernacle
Barbados W.I.

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Record: 344
Subj: Cremation
Date: Thu Jul 22 14:39:12 2010
Posted by: Kevin And Michelle Reynolds
From: Usa
To: Webmaster

Hello Tony,

My husband and I would like to thank you for for writing your article regarding cremation. My husband, a Christian of 16 years, thought the cremation was ok. I, a Christian all my life, recalled learning as a young girl in church that cremation was wrong.
We wanted to get clarification and found it through your article and scripture. We want to thank you for writing it and showing us through God's word that burial is the Christian way to handle our bodies after death.

God Bless,
Kevin and Michelle Reynolds

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Record: 343
Subj: The Mark of the Beast
Date: Wed Jul 7 18:57:12 2010
Posted by: Travis Campbell
From: Kansas City
To: Webmaster

What a Joy!!!
First of all, let me say that it is so rare to find an old fashioned and biblical website anymore, that I was blessed to come across the Mountain Retreat. I found you by searching "the mark of the Beast" and have been reading articles ever since. this is the only end times prophesy that makes any sense to me, so may God bless your ministry.

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Record: 342
Subj: Tattoos and Body Piercing
Date: Wed May 26 09:09:24 2010
Posted by: Jane
From: N/a
To: Webmaster

Dear friend, I read your article and it is the fullest and best information concerning the heart of God and us as his children..
I have a granddaughter, raised in church, fell into the world, now back in church and following christ..
She has one area where she cannot see clearly..she is young 26 years old, but, she loves tattoos and has a large ugly one on her ankle..she wants another..I tried to discourage her..but, she needs to shake off the grave clothes of the world and put on the garments of christ..
As you said..when the parable about the marriage supper came and one man was found without his wedding garments on..
The Lord did not pat him on the shoulder and say..come in brother..
He said cast him out into outer darkness..

I see the church defiling herself in the bed of the world..
It is sickening to me..
Thank you for your article, I shall give it to her and hope for the best..
jane

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Record: 341
Subj: Praise The Lord
Date: Fri May 21 08:13:17 2010
Posted by: Rev. Mensah
From: Shalom Missions
To: Webmaster

Praise the Lord.
God bless you all for the good works. I want to know which Bible training college you were trained. You seem to have some wonderful interpretation and revelations into the word of God. Please so I may recommend it to my Church members. Hope to hear from you soon.

May I ask if you are a speaker so we may invite you some time soon during one of our programmes.

Keep up Sir

Shalom and God bless you.

Rev. Mensah from Shalom Missions

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Record: 337
Subj: This Web Site
Date: Sun Apr 25 08:19:45 2010
Posted by: Diana Kukk
From: Virginia
To: Webmaster

Dear Tony,

Thank you so much for this web site! I am learning so much by reading these wonderful teachings. Having come out of Dispensationalism and Post, Pre, Mid-Trib doctrines I had to get rid of a lot of false teachings. I just finished your teaching on Rev. 20 and I feel like this big question mark has disappeared from my soul. Everything I have learned in the past made no sense. I will tell you that when I started reading I had a hard time understanding the 1st and 2nd Resurrections. But, praise God, He opened my understanding and now I finally get it!! I am shedding tears of joy!! Thank you again. May God continue to bless you and your ministry.

In Christ,
Diana Kukk
Onancock, Virginia

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Record: 335
Subj: Perpetual Virginity of Mary
Date: Wed Feb 3 14:14:52 2010
Posted by: Rosalee
From: N/a
To: Webmaster

Dear Tony,
I am a Roman Catholic, but I have forever been in belief that while Mary was indeed a virgin when she had Christ, she was not after wards as scripture (Matthew) points out that Joseph did not know her until she brought forth her firstborn son and later in Mark it names his brothers but not sisters. I haven't a clue why so many Catholics buy into the premise that Mary was forever virgin. I can see why they would honor her virginity initially but............

I particularly loved the logic in your presentation that why call Christ her first born if she had no other children????

Thank you for such an excellent validation of what I have long held.
Very well stated.
Kindest regards,
Rosalee

PS: Roman Catholicism is bathed in tradition, much that I reject, but there are other parts of it that
in a long search I could not find in other denominations.

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Record: 330
Subj: New Covenant Vs Covenant
Date: Sun Jan 3 08:03:47 2010
Posted by: John Styles
From: Delaware
To: Webmaster

I found your discussion on Covenant versus the New Covenant Theology doctrines very enlightening and well put together. I would like to pass this paper on to my congregation, if you don't mind. Please advise!

Pastor John Styles
Reformed Presbyterian Church

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Record: 328
Subj: Thanks
Date: Fri Nov 27 06:16:30 2009
Posted by: John Akinnagbe
From: Rockville, Md.
To: Webmaster

Dear Tony,

Thank you so much for this article explaining into details why God judged Istrael for David's sin of counting his army. I never understand Davids action until now. May the Lord help me to apply what I learned here daily and may you be strenthened in the wisdom and understanding of the word of God.
Again, thank you so much.
John Akinnagbe
Enterprise IT
BAE Systems
Rockville MD

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Record: 325
Subj: Website
Date: Mon Nov 16 13:40:55 2009
Posted by: Stanley Dalizu
From: N/a
To: Webmaster

Hi Tony!

Thanks for your excellent explanation of The Apostle's Creed. Great website.

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In Christ,
Stanley Dalizu

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Record: 322
Subj: Rewards in Heaven
Date: Tue Sep 15 21:24:27 2009
Posted by: Julia Huff
From: N/a
To: Webmaster

Mr. Warren,

I was raised in the Baptist Church and all my life was taught that we would receive different rewards and crowns in Heaven based on our works on earth. Because of this belief, I really dreaded going to heaven and was afraid of not being worthy of any special crown or reward. Recently my Mom died (she was a strong Christian) and this started me thinking again on this subject. I came across your paper on Do Christians Receive Rewards in Heaven for their Works on Earth? on the intranet. What a great lesson. I now am happy to die and go to heaven. I can share Christ more freely now that I know there will be no class system. Thank you for your teaching which God wanted me to read and free my heart.

Julia Huff

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Record: 320
Subj: Eschatology articles
Date: Tue Sep 8 18:40:12 2009
Posted by: Graeme  (mtnviscacha@lycos.com)
From: Australia
To: Webmaster

Greetings,

I really enjoy your articles on the Kingdom and the millenium, and how 'scripture interprets scripture' i.e. stay in the bible.
You really get me thinking about things.

My background was in a pentecostal church.
A couple of years ago I began reading up on 'reformed' teachings of the scriptures and have not looked back.

Now I attend a westminster presbyterian church.

Thank you so much for putting up this website.

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Record: 319
Subj: Faith in Christ
Date: Fri Jul 31 10:54:37 2009
Posted by: Jaon  (kearndog17@aol.com)
From: Illinois
To: Webmaster

Tony Warren By the Faith of Christ, or our faith in Christ? In a matter of opinion, I strongly disagree with the statement stating that we should put our faith of Christ. The bible is pretty clear that we have to go through Jesus Christ our savior in order to be saved and to be part of the great inheritance to God’s Kingdom. If you have faith of Christ, provides the impression that you can mimic Christ faith on your own and don’t need to put any faith into him, which blots him out. It’s devaluing his great purpose for us and takes glory for him to work through us. However, If you put your faith in Christ our savior, meaning trust him fully by faith, then he will graciously give his faith to us in return, it gives him glory and he is able to do what he wills by our faith through our patience, therefore we will have the faith of Christ and inherited the great blessing god has to offer, but we can’t get them acting alone, we need Christ, we need to put our faith in him!

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Record: 317
Subj: Selah Meaning
Date: Tue Jul 7 15:44:12 2009
Posted by: Lillian
From: Usa
To: Webmaster

I want to thank you for this posting of the meaning of Selah. As an African American this name has special meaning to my family and me; it is the name of the earliest ancestor that we can identify born a slave in the late 1700's early 1800's...paternal my grandmother six times removed. I have always wanted to know its meaning. Thank you for this information.

Lillian Alexander

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