Dr. Haddon Robinson messages just move me. He was no doubt one of the best communicators of God's Word in the 20th century. God bless his memory, we'll see you in heaven Haddon. RLA

@Chesterbarnes1

Жыл бұрын

You don't have to scream and shout to preach and so something meaningful. Hallelujah!!!

@marcusburnettsr8911

5 ай бұрын

That’s the difference between preaching and teaching! Teaching informs; Preaching moves!

Thank you very much for sharing this sermon by this wonderful servant of Jesus

I have listened to this sermon a couple of times and each time my heart and soul gets SO happy! It is so good to hear God’s beautiful Word taught and preached especially in the a most simplistic way for souls to be saved! Thank you for sharing! May God Be With You Always!

@michaelbrickley2443

10 ай бұрын

Haddon Robinson has a way, he is certainly anointed and gifted in the Way, to put it in a more appropriate term. Shalom

Dr. Haddon Robinson's God Given Gracefully Teachings (GGGT) sink to the innermost and awakens (activates) the the The Holy Spirit. I miss Dr. Haddon Robinson temporarily, but by GGG I shall meet him since I have have already started packing for departure.The Lord Jesus Christ will come ASAP finish packing for this Special one way travel. I'm 100% sure of it.

This sermon touched my heart... the gospel does it's work. Thank you for posting it.

This is one of my favorite sermons!

In depth teaching with the best real example. What more can I ask other than pray that the Lord help me get there.

God's steadfast love is amazing.

This is what I can call a mind-blowing sermon. Wow.

Dr. Robinson is the finest preacher of our or any day. Thank you, Lord Jesus for Haddon Robinson.

Amen.

Paul paid with a bond that was in the letter. It was all a trust and Paul asked Philemon to be a reciever for Onesimus..not as a slave but as a man. It goes way beyond that but Paul was the surety for Onesimus.

Hermanos por favor, en Latino América no todos hemos podido aprender inglés y seria valiosísimo para nosotros escuchar estas enseñanzas si pudieran poner audio en español, desde ya muchísimas gracias, y adelante con el Señor.

Please pray for Flint, Michigan....needs $2 billon to repipe ...amidst a lead polluted water crisis....thank you. Dr. Richard Allinger Newburgh Theological Seminary Department of Theology Division of Church History

Lovely message with an ending to match. But did Onesimus steal? Am undecided, as Paul says verse 17, KJV, 'IF he owes you' as opposed to 'I know he stole and will replace.' My 2 minas'.

@marcusburnettsr8911

5 ай бұрын

The Text only states Onessimus ran away…

I am still amazed at how much all these so called preachers do NOT understand the Bible at all!! This is not what the beautiful book of Philemon is about. I think that until these preachers start telling the truth, they should just stop talking!!!

I am disappointed with this sermon. Dr. Robinson's reconstruction of the historical background to the letter is speculative at best. Most of what he preaches as 'fact' concerning where Paul was imprisoned, Philemon's wealth and how Onesimus came to meet Paul, is really just "based on a true story". Sadly, it's conjecture passing for historical fact.

@reazorbackty49

10 жыл бұрын

As Dr. Robinson said, the fact that Philemon owned slaves and a house sufficient to host a church meant that he was a man of some means. As to the "historical reconstruction", reading this letter from Paul to Philemon, without reading a response from Philemon or any input from Onesimus, is essentially the same thing as hearing one side of a phone conversation. A reconstruction, using both the facts given and a good imagination, is the best that anyone can do. The letter to Philemon is like any other document in the Bible: It has a context, a background, and a backstory that can, to a certain extent, be extracted through study and exegesis. However, with this particular document, it's a bit trickier than, say, the Corinthian letters or the letter to the Romans. Cut Dr. Robinson a bit of slack: he does the very best he can to fill in the gaps that would otherwise be void.

@varsitycamplife

9 жыл бұрын

Sir... did you happen to notice the important stuff? Or were you under the impression that the details of the story were the important stuff? The power of the gospel was made clear and my heart was rent.

@silentnight7920

6 жыл бұрын

Matt Viney i didn't hear him say that it was a fact, but that he may have or could have met paul from those areas, Because he said nevertheless he meet paul somewhere. He uses sentences like, " we dont know exactly how it happen." So, i dont think that he was trying to be inconsistent historically.

@rajubirudugadda8285

3 жыл бұрын

It is the Spirit that convicts us. Not the person who speaks. Lets humble ourselves to the power of the Holy Spirit.

Paul contradicts God's word in torah. Deut 23 Thou shalt not deliver unto his master the servant which is escaped from his master unto thee. Sadly, paul disobeys God and returns a runaway slave to his master, philemon @

@jimcoleman3053

5 жыл бұрын

Deuteronomy Speaks of FORCING the return of slave to it's master. Further it tells us to allow the slave to live where it may and do not oppress it. Paul did not force Onesimus to return but knew that he must in order to heal the rift between Philemon and Onesimus. Paul gave Godly advice to both and I believe they both followed it.

@torahlove7693

5 жыл бұрын

@@jimcoleman3053 Deut 23:16 is specific. "you shall not return him", nothing about "forcing". Deut 23:16 does stipulate " if he seeks refuge with you from his master", so you are saying the slave did not seek refuge from his master? But philemon 1:12 says ""Whom I have sent again". Nothing in philemon suggests the slave does not seek refuge from his master and chooses to return?

@jimcoleman3053

5 жыл бұрын

I believe Onesimus returned of his own volition based on the advice of Paul. I believe you are being legalistic and are disregarding the intent of the law in this instance.

@torahlove7693

5 жыл бұрын

Jim Coleman you are adding things to Philemon that is not even implied just to try and make it that Paul did not violate Torah. Philemon 1:12 Paul says "I" am sending him back. But you claim Paul did not send him back, he only suggested it. Then you accuse the torah of being legalistic?

@torahlove7693

5 жыл бұрын

@@jimcoleman3053 legalistic? So you think anytime you think you know better than God's word, it is ok to violate torah?

I am still amazed at how much all these so called preachers do NOT understand the Bible at all!! This is not what the beautiful book of Philemon is about. I think that until these preachers start telling the truth, they should just stop talking!!!

@lk6015

5 ай бұрын

i'm amazed of your stupidity

I am still amazed at how much all these so called preachers do NOT understand the Bible at all!! This is not what the beautiful book of Philemon is about. I think that until these preachers start telling the truth, they should just stop talking!!!

I am still amazed at how much all these so called preachers do NOT understand the Bible at all!! This is not what the beautiful book of Philemon is about. I think that until these preachers start telling the truth, they should just stop talking!!!