We need non-erotic praise music!

[Wordupmybrotha]

There is also the Binding Clause. Jesus told the Apostle's that whatever they bound on earth would also be bound in Heaven. So, if the Apostle's founded a church and met on Sunday then that is also bound in Heaven whether it is written down that Jesus said it or not.

Binding and loosing talked about in Matthew 18:18 refers to church discipline. I don't see how that's relevant to meeting on Sundays.

[RAMCLAP]

Binding and loosing talked about in Matthew 18:18 refers to church discipline. I don't see how that's relevant to meeting on Sundays.

Meaning gets lost so easily. My apologies. I'm not saying it had anything to do with Sundays. That's merely an example. In Acts they met everyday. Yet, the time and day of meeting IS discipline and the Apostle's had authority over it. So, if they said,"we're meeting on Sunday", then that's when they would meet.

[Wordupmybrotha]

Hahaha...I'm not a church historian, but that seems like a stretch.

[TomMcC]

No. Simply stating that Jesus gave the Binding Clause to the Apostle's. They in turn taught their congregations. They decided Sunday was the day to meet in spite of the fact that Jesus directing them to do that is not recorded in scripture. In fact He may have never mentioned it. But with the aid of the Holy Spirit the Apostle's bound it on earth so it is bound in Heaven. I'm not trying to make any obscure points.

I understand now. I suppose I would place this principle under "an approved Apostolic example".

[RAMCLAP]

I understand now. I suppose I would place this principle under "an approved Apostolic example".

Fair enough.

[Cincinnatus]

Battle Hymn of the Republic.

That is all.

[TomMcC]

Battle Hymn of the Republic.

That is all.

It was written by Julia Ward Howe, a Unitarian. She's probably in Hell for denying the deity of Jesus Christ. Not a song I would sing at all.

[Doheny]

Also what I was trying to say. Dang!

You did fine the first time. Someone just decided to pounce so that they could show their spiritual prowess.

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