Yeah, he kinda sets the bar high when it comes to the standard for excellence.

The whole meaning of his words were that we should NOT HAVE ENEMIES. Love your enemy and then is he really an enemy anymore?

​@@tonytravels2494if he hurts you yes

Wow thats deep​@@tonytravels2494

​@martinjugoliyeqhvn2087 yeah you right too Bc GOD SAYS" Love yo enemys"..HE SAYING Theyre already yo enemy😅

Thank you for writing this. It is beautiful. I wrote it down.. Thank you again.

@@jansdoe6963 Dear Jans, I am grateful and happy you like it. It is indeed a beautiful text and wise words to hold in our hearts. I wish you a very good weekend! Liefs from Amsterdam to you ♡

Amen 🙏🏻

@@PositiveInlifeButDefendMyself Thank you. God bless you 🙏🏻

Thank you just found this

Agreed.

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100% agreed

Exactly right hate is blinding.

You must do it, you must follow in his footsteps instead, or at least support those who do. :-)

King was, and he moved us. It is not for us to decide our worthiness to spread the message but to know the message is worthy of being spread. We are humble vessels of a love supreme

Yolanda Sanchez Amen 🙏🏾

Ravendra Naidoo we all have to

amen

The Bible says “Love your enemies”. I once took pictures of a girl whose name I don’t know (I’ll call her “Tina”). “Tina” came over and threw my phone to the ground. Question: In the context of that Bible passage, if I love “Tina”, can it be considered as “loving my enemy”? Premise of the Question: The premise of the question is that even though Tina breaking my phone wasn’t appropriate, I was the one who “started it” and at fault for taking pictures of her. The Bible says to love your enemies since it is harder to love enemies than friends. However, I was wondering if people who do something unkind to you are considered to be your “enemy” by God if you were the one who “started it”.

@@jasonlau8593 not sure but you can ask for forgives .and be kind

This is first sermon I heard of his. We can all join together in prayer and fasting while reading our Holy Bibles daily. Start in Proverbs and Psalms. Spread the Gospel around the world. Love one another to spread Peace!

I’ve been thinking of him a lot the past couple weeks,

Observe your thoughts and let the spirit guide you

Dr. King was a Pastor. He preached out of Holy Scriptures. Seek God dilengently and keep reading our bibles and memorize our scriptures, because we are in the days that our bibles and churches are being taken away from us. Stand Up for your RELIGIOUS RIGHTS! Spread Gospel with Scriptures, Love and show them the Romans road to Salvation. I stay watching Pastor John Hagee in these times of Cornerstone Church of Ssn Antonio, Texas. Pray for our changing world, our enemies, and our President whether you like him or not, our scriptures says pray for our leaders. If we do not forgive those, that we believe are in wrong, How can GOD forgive us? God is never changing, we all our. Love you all bunches! Praying daily. In the bible their is No black or white church, there is only 1 God and he is heaven sitting on his throne, in the bible, there is only 1 race, the Human Race. Spread 💘, not Hate. The movement that needs to happen is standing up for GOD!

Timber H. My dad was raised in the church and spent his whole Life studying the Bible. Only in his final years when he stayed out in the country away from everything/everyone did he begin to understand it. The Bible as well as God/Life/Love are all very misunderstood subjects as they are synonymous with one another. It is my belief that the spirit in me is the same spirit in you and every other form of Life in existence. From every human being to every blade of grass we are all expressions of the same One Life. That awesome force that sustains us all is The MOST HIGH. It is Love.. God is Love in the most literal sense... Living One Vibrational Energy

Now I learn the close friendship between Billy Graham and Martin Luther King, Jr. They were both literalists in their Bible theology. True believers. They shared a common belief in a Christ like GOSPEL OF LOVE. Racism is evil. Our racial history is ridden with bitterness and pain and guilt, and only God can save us.

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Please help me love my enemies the way Jesus did.

You love your enemies by understanding them, their motivations, while not supporting their deeds. Redemption comes in the form of goodwill and understanding.

Yes, still think of him often......lived out the gospel of Jesus!

AMEN!

amen!! what an incredible man of God. #pastorkellyc #hatecantdriveouthateonlylovecandothat

I am happy and also surprised to learn recently of the very close (hidden) connection between Billy Graham and Martin Luther King, Jr. They were literalists in their Bible theology. They shared a common belief in a Christian GOSPEL OF LOVE. Racism is evil. Our racial history is ridden with bitterness and pain and guilt, and only God can save us.

Martin Luther King was also a highly educated person. He at the top held a Doctorate. If you don't think that's something find someone who has a Doctorate and ask them to explain to you what they had to go thru to earn one. The guy I talked to called the whole process "a living hell!". Most of all, Martin Luther King learned by experience. He taught his followers to stand their ground but to not fight back -- the same way Ghandi & his followers did and caved in the centuries old British control of India. When he led the marches & demonstrations in the south he stood up to authority. He told them if you have to hit someone with a stick, i'll take the first one. If your dog is going to bite someone, I'll be first. He even went as far as saying he'd take the first bullet. He spent alot of time in Jail. But at no time did he ever stand down. Not only was he strong in God, he was strong in spirit & purpose too. This world could use so many more just like him. RIP Martin.

@@joestephan1111 The Bible says “Love your enemies”. I once took pictures of a girl whose name I don’t know (I’ll call her “Tina”). “Tina” came over and threw my phone to the ground. Question: In the context of that Bible passage, if I love “Tina”, can it be considered as “loving my enemy”? Premise of the Question: The premise of the question is that even though Tina breaking my phone wasn’t appropriate, I was the one who “started it” and at fault for taking pictures of her. The Bible says to love your enemies since it is harder to love enemies than friends. However, I was wondering if people who do something unkind to you are considered to be your “enemy” by God if you were the one who “started it”.

Great message from the man of God MLK

Amén!

Indeed tbh I love my enemies way more than my so called friends and family who so called there for me.

WOW.

I needed to really understand this to

The Bible says “Love your enemies”. I once took pictures of a girl whose name I don’t know (I’ll call her “Tina”). “Tina” came over and threw my phone to the ground. Question: In the context of that Bible passage, if I love “Tina”, can it be considered as “loving my enemy”? Premise of the Question: The premise of the question is that even though Tina breaking my phone wasn’t appropriate, I was the one who “started it” and at fault for taking pictures of her. The Bible says to love your enemies since it is harder to love enemies than friends. However, I was wondering if people who do something unkind to you are considered to be your “enemy” by God if you were the one who “started it”.

Same for me ❤

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arechj I choose love!

Same I truly truly respect Dr Martin Luther King I truly do.

he was a great man but he didn't die for your sins

It’s only through the love of Christ Jesus that we come to the realization that anyone can love the lovable ones but to love those that hate you and spitefully use you can only grow and blossom through the knowledge that Jesus died on the cross and after much suffering said to His Father, “forgive them, they know not what they do.” Now that’s redemptive love 💕. Jesus has not only saved me, He’s changed me inside and out. God bless you my brother Chandler 🙏🏼

Awwww 🥰 your comment to heart warming and heart touching... nice reading your comment, how are you

Awwww 🥰 your comment to heart warming and heart touching... nice reading your comment, how are you

Amen Amen Amen May God keep you and make you a blessing for the stement you made about MLK and our savior Jesus Christ

@@lydiadoumon6781 The Bible says “Love your enemies”. I once took pictures of a girl whose name I don’t know (I’ll call her “Tina”). “Tina” came over and threw my phone to the ground. Question: In the context of that Bible passage, if I love “Tina”, can it be considered as “loving my enemy”? Premise of the Question: The premise of the question is that even though Tina breaking my phone wasn’t appropriate, I was the one who “started it” and at fault for taking pictures of her. The Bible says to love your enemies since it is harder to love enemies than friends. However, I was wondering if people who do something unkind to you are considered to be your “enemy” by God if you were the one who “started it”.

The Bible says “Love your enemies”. I once took pictures of a girl whose name I don’t know (I’ll call her “Tina”). “Tina” came over and threw my phone to the ground. Question: In the context of that Bible passage, if I love “Tina”, can it be considered as “loving my enemy”? Premise of the Question: The premise of the question is that even though Tina breaking my phone wasn’t appropriate, I was the one who “started it” and at fault for taking pictures of her. The Bible says to love your enemies since it is harder to love enemies than friends. However, I was wondering if people who do something unkind to you are considered to be your “enemy” by God if you were the one who “started it”.

Yes, he was a gem.