Praying

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My answer is I don't know. Can you give your answer for all to see?

"I don't know" is not going to be an acceptable answer on your relationship with Christ on that day you stand before God, and based of your posts and answers given, it is clear you do not have any relationship with the Father or the Son.
You can go through life and BS your way through it, but on that day, none of which you are shoveling is going to save you, so there is my answer for all to see in hope that they know where their relationship with Christ is before that day.

[rexico]

"I don't know" is not going to be an acceptable answer on your relationship with Christ on that day you stand before God, and based of your posts and answers given, it is clear you do not have any relationship with the Father or the Son.
You can go through life and BS your way through it, but on that day, none of which you are shoveling is going to save you, so there is my answer for all to see in hope that they know where their relationship with Christ is before that day.

Who wrote Jonah?

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Who wrote Jonah?

1- which part of who wrote Jonah is irrelevant didn't you get.
2-your OP was about praying and how affective it is, which it was clearly shown in the passage I gave you in Jonah and Genesis with Abraham about Sodom and Gomorrah.
It seems that you have a problem in staying focused to your OP when your questions has abundantly being answered.

BTW, I doubt it very much that any pastor would say God don't like questions, since God invites the Israelites to question Him about the fairness of His actions against them.

[rexico]

1- which part of who wrote Jonah is irrelevant didn't you get.
2-your OP was about praying and how affective it is, which it was clearly shown in the passage I gave you in Jonah and Genesis with Abraham about Sodom and Gomorrah.
It seems that you have a problem in staying focused to your OP when your questions has abundantly being answered.

BTW, I doubt it very much that any pastor would say God don't like questions, since God invites the Israelites to question Him about the fairness of His actions against them.

Do you invite questions about the fairness of Gods actions? Do you think your many admirers here, are wondering why you won't tell us the author of Jonah?

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Do you invite questions about the fairness of Gods actions? Do you think your many admirers here, are wondering why you won't tell us the author of Jonah?

Unlike you, I don't need admirers nor do I look for meaningless answers bearing no fruit in God's kingdom, and if at any time I have a question for God, I will discuss it with Him asking for guidance through the Holy Spirit, without trying to make it into your fool's show.
Somewhere in your life you have built this bitterness against God and His word, and much is been offered to you in Christian kindness by many here to give you hope; yet I feel that like Jesus said about casting pearls before the swine, it's been to no avail.

BTW, if you feel that you need to discuss something with me, you know how to PM

[rexico]

Unlike you, I don't need admirers nor do I look for meaningless answers bearing no fruit in God's kingdom, and if at any time I have a question for God, I will discuss it with Him asking for guidance through the Holy Spirit, without trying to make it into your fool's show.
Somewhere in your life you have built this bitterness against God and His word, and much is been offered to you in Christian kindness by many here to give you hope; yet I feel that like Jesus said about casting pearls before the swine, it's been to no avail.

BTW, if you feel that you need to discuss something with me, you know how to PM

Your "Christian kindness" is an example for all to follow.

Who wrote Jonah? You can do it, come on..