Edward O’Hara…
Are you a slave to sin? Did you know that it is the law that gives sin the strength to enslave men? Does that sound strange to you? It shouldn’t, because that’s what Paul taught in 1Cor.15:56. He wrote, “The sting of death is…
Edward O’Hara Sat 7/11/2020 10:13 PM…
The apostle Paul said of himself “that Christ came to save sinners of whom I am chief”. And he also said that “touching the righteousness that is in the law(he was) blameless”(1Tim.1:15, Phil.3:6).
Edward O’Hara…
I heard a story once about a church in which the elders decided all church employees must be able to read and write. Knowing their janitor had no education, they told him, “We will support you to go back to school.” “I’m a little old for…
Edward O’Hara…
In fact the fear of death is what Satan has been using for generations to keep men in bondage. And isn’t it interesting that the fear of death is the “new normal” the globalists are depending on to make you slaves in their new…
THROUGH FAITH?…
Edward O’Hara…
Many would have you believe that this is exactly what Paul is saying. What is Paul saying in Gal.5:19-21? Is he now telling them that they are saved by works after having spent 4 chapters telling them that they are not?
Edward O’Hara…
Does our being God’s children by spiritual birth entitle us to an inheritance? According to Paul’s gospel, it does.Paul wrote that “flesh and blood can not inherit the kingdom of God” in 1Cor.15:50. And Jesus said…
Edward O’Hara…
It really is. Because when someone believes that men are born sinners by nature through inheritance from their parents they are just making excuses for bad choices to excuse themselves from the consequences of those choices. This is why this…
By Edward O’Hara Fri 7/24/2020 8:57 AM
If you aren’t sure what that means it is when you have two things you believe are both true that actually cancel each other out. They are mutually exclusive ideas. One may be true while the other is not. Or neither are…
VS THE LIFE VS THE LIFE OF FAITH…
Edward O’Hara Fri 7/31/2020 1:06 PM…
Paul begins this chapter by showing this contrast by reminding the Philippians to “beware of dogs”. He then defines who these are saying they are “evil…

