CAUTION This Thread May Re-MORALIZE:

Today you are reminded that many here possess Spiritual Gifts.
~Each believer is equipped with a Divinely Given Endowment, at the moment they accept Jesus Christ and believe on the Lord. These Endowments are based off of Gods Holy Wisdom and Grace, as well as your Capacities & how God wants to use you. These gifts are evident in the believers everyday life whether noticed or not.
|Talents ARE NOT Spiritual Gifts. Although talents may help assist in the use of Spiritual Gifts.
[]Spiritual Gifts Can Not Be Lost or Taken, But They Can Be WASTED[]
'`One of the greatest tragedies in life is for a person to live their whole life with no purpose, no sense of direction, no goals. They're just floating through life. Just sorta managing to live one day to the next or maybe from one week to the next, accomplishing nothing really, except just existing & making enough money maybe and just getting by. -What happened back in their life that caused them to lose all hope, all sense of direction in life-. Its like going on a long Journey and you have no GPS, no sense of direction, you don't have any destination. You're just sorta going, just sorta wobbling in life. What a tragedy. I can tell you no matter who you are that is not the will and the plan of God for your life. Its very clear that He has a plan and will for everybody's life otherwise he wouldn't of given talents, abilities, skills, he wouldn't of given Spiritual Gifts to Believers if there were no purpose what so ever.`'

*This is Very Political, religion is Very Political* This thread does Not breach THE rules or guidelines, and is very on-topic, per the board

Each believer Receives One or Moar divine gifts, but -AT LEAST 1- from The Holy Spirit.
[]QRD on The Holy Spirit[]
>He’s self-existent (Rom. 8:2).
>He’s omnipresent (Psa. 139:7–8).
>He’s omniscient (John 14:26; 16:13).
>He’s called the Spirit of God (Gen. 1:2).
>He’s called God (Acts 5:3-4).
>He’s eternal (Heb. 9:14).
>He’s considered God (Acts 28:25–27).
>He’s treated as equal to God the Father and Son (Matt. 3:16)
>He's Based & Redpilled
>He’s sovereign (Zech. 12:10).
>He was involved with creation (Gen. 1:1–2).
>He enabled the writing of the Bible (2 Pet. 1:21).
>He has a mind (Rom. 8:27)
>He grieves (Eph. 4:30)
>He's blessed (John. 14:26)
>He hears (John. 16:13)
>He intercedes (Rom. 8:26)
>He teaches ALL things (John. 14:26)
>HE leads or directs men what to do (Acts.13:2)
>He commands men (Acts. 16:6-7)
>He prevents men from doing things (Acts. 16:6-7)
>He calls men to work and appoints them to office (Acts. 13:2)
>He goes forth upon the mission to which He is sent (John. 15:26)
>He convicts of guilt in regard to sin (John. 16:8)
>He lives with believers and lives in believers (John. 14:16-17)
>He can be insulted (Heb. 10:29)
>He can be lied to (Acts. 5:3)
>He is blasphemed against (Mat. 12:31-32)
>He feels (Rom. 8:26)
-He "intercedes for us with groans that words cannot express."
Sometimes a feeling such as love, joy, sadness, sorrow, frustration, or anger is so strong that it cannot be fully expressed in words.

SPIRITUAL GIFTS[]
The number of Spiritual Gifts is still undecided and would be silly to assume God has a limit on what he can create and give. This is a list of known gifts described in The Bible.
<>1. Wisdom: ability to apply spiritual truth to meet specific needs or situations.
<>2. Knowledge: provide truth by revealing critical information, biblical understanding, or supernatural insight.
<>3. Faith: confidence in God that he will provide, protect, and answer prayers.
<>4. Healing: ability to pray, touch, or speak words that produce spiritual, physical, or emotional healing. (See “3 Unusual Examples of God’s Healing Power.”)
<>5. Miracles: show God’s power through supernatural action.
<>6. Prophecy: guide others by speaking truth to cause correction or repentance.
<>7. Discernment: able to distinguish between truth and error, fact and fiction.
<>8. Tongues: talk in a language unknown to the speaker for the purpose of prayer, worship, or for others.
<>9. Interpretation:
<>10. Apostleship: oversee and lead a ministry or missionary effort.
<>11. Teaching: understand and explain biblical truth to help others apply it to their lives and grow in faith.
<>12. Helps/Service: assist a ministry or person to meet needs and accomplish objectives.
<>13. Administration: With this gift the Holy Spirit enables certain Christians to organize, direct, and implement plans to lead others in the various ministries of the Church. This gift is closely related to the gift of leadership, but is more goal or task oriented and is also more concerned with details and organization.
<>14. Exhortation/Encouragement: encourage people through words of comfort, inspiration, and reassurance.
<>15. Giving: generously provide money and resources for ministry.
<>16. Leadership: cast vision, motivate, and build teams to advance God’s kingdom.
<>17. Mercy: provide compassion to the poor and hurting.

The jew fears the indomitable Aryan spirt

I didn’t read all the cook christian nonsense before making my first post but my message still stands.

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>cuckstian citations
>cuckservatoid buzzwords like "re-moralize"
>spiritual gifts (empty words)
kosher goylem psyop propaganda to keep the subhuman goylem dogs from asking questions, reaching a conclusion and living the live they deserve