Thursday, September 9, 2010
VERB
So, faithing blew my mind the other day in class. I mean yeah I've always heard that Christianity is more than just saying that you believe in Jesus and checking a little box, but when Dr.Borders said that faith in Greek was a VERB instead of a NOUN, I was just blown away at how awesome that was. That just makes so much sense. It made the Bible in general look so much more legit! (not that the Bible hasn't been legit all along) I'm really growing fond of the Greek language. It seems much more personal and even hits home. I mean come on! The Word means the Life and not only just a life, the life of Jesus! That is the life they want us to faith! I wonder what the Greeks think about us and our language..... ???
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Faithing makes a lot of sense as a verb. I understand that some people don't accept Christ into their hearts until their death bed, yet I believe they still go to Heaven if they truly believe. They don't really get a chance to faith, but faithing to me is more than putting actions with beliefs. I think faithing is an action of the heart which can be literally doing something or believing with all your heart in something.
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