Temptation in itself is not a sin, yielding to the temptation, however, is where the sin is enacted. We do not pray for forgiveness for being tempted, but we pray, not to be led into temptation. . . . Lead us not into temptation. Matthew 6:13 B. W. Johnson said: The thought is that God may preserve us from temptations that might lead us astray. No man can pray these words who does not try to keep out of temptation. For more, check the Bulletin for the reading of August 3, 2018

I'm late in the post, but I think this fits right in too Malachi 3:8 Will a man rob God? Yet ye have robbed me. But ye say, Wherein have we robbed thee? In tithes and offerings.

true @handfulgaze ☺ Good you're back, welcome back PSW

Well written and said by the two comments above. It was a good question. I heard someone spoke as the comment above described in a Christian online chat years back.

@k.dees I totally agree.. like the distasteful insult to christians from the lady on the View.

Forgetting those things that are behind and moving forward

@k.dees I understand. At least theet are some liberties now than under previous administration

@parizorose Two different people

Pink would have gotten the most if she was still part of the site.

@Anthony the teaching is Moses and Elijah or Enoch and Elijah. So, Moses because he was used to show signs, and wonders. Some of the attributes of the witnesses will be signs and wonders, so that's where the idea is from.

@matthew4int ah went back to read Revelation 11.. verse 5 talks about their ability to use fire like Elijah did, hmm

@tracy87b Thanks guys, it's all in the Father's hand