'An Unjust Arrest!': Street Preacher Arrested by 'Tyrant' Cop During PA Pride Rally

[PloughBoy]

A series in which I am in agreement on the Love of GOD. By Rc Sproul for he is a Professor I am not a Professor but I believe he is Anointed of God to do so, I have heard form him how to Study the Word of GOD and how to learn The meaning of Words and what they mean and how they are used together. in Biblical Thoughts.
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[Jesus_is_LORD]

@Jesus_is_LORD

Greetings,



one of my first thoughts was, "it serves him right". {that is, without watching the video}

Trying to think if we have a similar example of Christian 'Street preachers' in the Bible, and then, them going to a rally that they know full well is worldly and carnal.
Bit like going to a pagan feast and expecting a welcoming ear or two.

One might see the act of the chap in the videos as being a trouble maker?

What are your thoughts, Brother?


Bless you ....><>

Great point you bring up.

The Bible tells us that a soft answer turns away wrath.
The gentleman who was arrested was not speaking softly
and seemed to have anger in his voice. He also seemed to
want to provoke the officer. So from a Christian perspective
he was not being gentle and following a Christ like example,

On the other hand, from a legal perspective he was
within his 1 amendment rights to share his speech.
He was exercising protected speech, regardless of if
it hurt the police officer's feelings.

So he is protected by the law for redress of grievances for having
his rights violated, but as a Christian his conduct was unbecoming
and we do reap what we sow.

Jesus says blessed are you when you are persecuted for my name sake.
The name of Jesus I guess is more than words but our conduct as well.
So if his conduct was not clothed in Jesus, this man may not be
getting a blessing because he wasn't doing it in Jesus name (clothed in Christ spirit of humility).

Good point you bring up.

 

[Twistie]

Great point you bring up.

The Bible tells us that a soft answer turns away wrath.
The gentleman who was arrested was not speaking softly
and seemed to have anger in his voice. He also seemed to
want to provoke the officer. So from a Christian perspective
he was not being gentle and following a Christ like example,

On the other hand, from a legal perspective he was
within his 1 amendment rights to share his speech.
He was exercising protected speech, regardless of if
it hurt the police officer's feelings.

So he is protected by the law for redress of grievances for having
his rights violated, but as a Christian his conduct was unbecoming
and we do reap what we sow.

Jesus says blessed are you when you are persecuted for my name sake.
The name of Jesus I guess is more than words but our conduct as well.
So if his conduct was not clothed in Jesus, this man may not be
getting a blessing because he wasn't doing it in Jesus name (clothed in Christ spirit of humility).

Good point you bring up.

Legally ya he is in his rights but it is written we will know them by their fruits... N Yelling n screaming will produce nothing but turmoil all around one way or another..
I remember as a child the man went by Father John n he said if one does not walk talk n sound like the Lord b weary of them..

Yeshua did not scream n yell at peep to follow Him did not scream like a maniac about anything that YH had sent Him to speak.. He was Humble

So when we r not walking like the Lord are we still really doing what we r told...

Idk but I find it messed up screaming in front of an abortion clinic I'll take ur baby....


There's a way to go about speaking the Word n if one can't do it properly perhaps it's because they were not sent n they took it upon themselves to do what they wanted

To b told to go n to just go is two different things..


Twistie

 

[theLeadmonger]

I might be sympathetic with the preacher more than I am the outré gay, but I still understand. Stay away from Gay Pride activities, Sodom is a city which Abraham was ordered to exodus from, just as we are ordered to flee from Babylon. We are to come out of Babylon, but who is speaking? Not a citizen of Sodom or Gomorrah, those aren't the places to run to.

 

[MedicBravo]

AVOID Reddit.
It is the internet equivalent of Sodom and Gomorrah.

 

[theLeadmonger]

AVOID Reddit.
It is the internet equivalent of Sodom and Gomorrah.

I've never even seen Reddit, but I've had it referred to. Short little digested capsulations of what's in a popular or vintage book? There are all kinds of book review places. All the working librarians I've known have subscribed to Kirkus Reviews.

 

[samahah]

AVOID Reddit.
It is the internet equivalent of Sodom and Gomorrah.

I agree with that. Disqus isn't much better. Neither am I on FB or any of the other social media platforms.

 

[MedicBravo]

I agree with that. Disqus isn't much better. Neither am I on FB or any of the other social media platforms.

IDK what Disqus is.
ReTalk is one I started using maybe over a year ago and yesterday a page with text saying the site was shut down permanently. No warning.