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    Witnessing Vs Evangelising

    Its a stressful place to live. I walked in education and I am expected to exceed expectations because government demands excellance. Singaporeans in general don't know how to relax unlike our neighbors in Malaysia. Cost of living is high because we import almost everything. Cars are...
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    Witnessing Vs Evangelising

    Part 3 The nation’s first Prime Minister, Lee Kuan Yew, understood that Singapore was small, vulnerable, and without natural resources. His dream was to build a secure, disciplined, multiracial, and corruption-free nation where success depended on merit and hard work. He was strict because he...
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    Witnessing Vs Evangelising

    Part 2 During the early years of British settlement, many Christian missionaries came to Singapore and established schools such as St. Andrew’s School, Presbyterian High School, and Methodist Girls’ School. Christian ministries were active in these schools, and as a result, many students...
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    Witnessing Vs Evangelising

    @bobinfaith and @hazel I will divide my description of Singapore into 3 parts. This is part 1. Part 2 and 3 to follow in due course. Part 1 Singapore was established in 1819 by Sir Stamford Raffles as a British trading post, at a time when it was a small fishing settlement inhabited mainly by...
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    Witnessing Vs Evangelising

    @bobinfaith and @hazel happy to tell you more. I presume you reside in USA? May I ask why the interest to visit a tiny red dot in Asia? It is not normally in someone's list. 😊
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    Witnessing Vs Evangelising

    Yes call me Andrew, the name my parents gave me. Thank you for sharing. The story of the elderly man hit me. It is something I can do since I am semi-retired. Thank you.
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    Witnessing Vs Evangelising

    I wonder if Jesus' disciples would do that in the streets of Athens? Christian witness is not validated by how it feels to the speaker but by whether it reflects Christ’s character and actually leads others toward understanding the gospel (Matt 7:16; 1 Cor 14:8–9). If an approach creates...
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    Witnessing Vs Evangelising

    What are your thoughts about this kind of evangelism: an elderly man at the corner of Oxford Street with a sign that says Jesus. Will this can of evangelising be appropriate? What are your thoughts? Andrew
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    Discern the Times: Lesson from the Fig Tree

    Hi Linda I am not here to 'preach to the converted'. When I explained what a dispensationist is, I was merely replying to your question. It was never my intention to sway you to my point of view. And I respect your viewpoint. There are other arguments too the differ from ours. Let us agree to...
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    Does Israel Still Matter Biblically?

    Well summarised. Thank you.
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    Discern the Times: Lesson from the Fig Tree

    An interesting interpretation of apocalyptic imagery. Sounds like a good script for a nuclear apocalypse movie. 😊
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    Discern the Times: Lesson from the Fig Tree

    Linda A dispensationalist Christian believes that God works out His redemptive plan through distinct periods (“dispensations”) in history, and that Israel and the Church are not the same in God’s purposes. In this view, the Church age is a temporary phase, while God’s promises to ethnic...
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    Does Israel Still Matter Biblically?

    Aha... I am enlightened!
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    Does Israel Still Matter Biblically?

    Hey Linda...err..who/what is BTF?
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    Discern the Times: Lesson from the Fig Tree

    Here is some more information about the building of the 3rd Temple. When I was in Isreal some years ago, I learned that certain religious groups in Israel (not the state) have made preparations for a possible Third Temple—including crafting ritual vessels, priestly garments, and studying...

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