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But through prayerful study and growth they may attain unto the "stature of the fullness of Christ" (Ephesians 4:13). To all who are thus full-grown is revealed a measure of the knowledge of God's wisdom. The rational and intellectual dimensions of the Christian religion infinitely surpass all of the achievements of mortal intelligence; and Paul's blunt reference to this truth states that it forcefully applies even to "the rulers of this world." Not even they ever attained to any wisdom whatever in any manner comparable to the wisdom of God, the proof of it being that they themselves "are coming to naught."Are coming to naught ... The subject of this clause is "the rulers of this world"; but the meaning is not restricted to such persons as governors and emperors. "Paul had in mind all of those who set the pattern of this world, including the rulers in the sphere of science and art."17 The proof of what Paul said here came within a few years when the Jewish state, Jerusalem and the temple were utterly destroyed in 70 A.D. Nor was it any less true of Rome, where the period of the phantom emperors soon came; and the mighty empire itself eventually sank under the ravages of the invading hordes of vandals and barbarians. But it is also true of all history. If human wisdom had any genuine merit, the depredations of war, famine and pestilence might be controlled; but every generation has fulfilled its destiny of proving that "It is not in man that walketh to direct his steps" (Jeremiah 10:23). Therefore, human wisdom stands condemned in the very areas where it might be supposed to be effective. And beyond that, "Man's knowledge cannot bring about the redemption of the race."18We speak wisdom ... "The plural we implies that Paul did not stand alone among the apostles in his method of teaching."19 None of the apostolic preachers of Christ taught in any other manner than that of Paul. Verse 7But we speak God's wisdom in a mystery, even the wisdom that hath been hidden, which God foreordained before

And Admah were guilty of "fornication" and the deviations associated more generally with Sodom and Gomorrah. Jude reveals here that Zeboim and Admah were similarly guilty with Sodom and Gomorrah. Failure to note this has led some commentators to interpret this as meaning that they committed fornication and went after strange flesh (Sodomy) like the angels!27 Of course, Jesus said that, "In heaven the sons of God shall be as the angels of heaven who neither marry, nor are given in marriage," (Matthew 22:30), indicating that angelic life is utterly different from life on earth.Suffering the punishment of eternal fire ... That this verse is not a reference to the angels is clear in the distinction of the two punishments. That of the angels was their reservation "under darkness" until the judgment; that in this verse, being the punishment of the wicked cities, is "suffering ... eternal fire," a plain reference to the divine visitation against Sodom and Gomorrah. Such a punishment suggested to Jude the "eternal fire" mentioned by Jesus as the punishment of the wicked, of which the physical destruction of the cities was but a preliminary type of the ultimate overthrow of the wicked in hell. Verse 8Yet in like manner these also in their dreamings defile the flesh, and set at naught dominion, and rail at dignities.In their dreamings ... Any, or all, of a number of things could have been meant by this. "Idle speculations,"28 impractical and unrealistic thoughts, "certain visions they had received,"29 divine revelations they claimed to have had, or simply that, "their thoughts, whether awake or asleep, were impure, sensual, evil."30 Whatever the exact meaning, all of their activity was directed to a single objective, that of defilement, whether self-pollution, or the corruption of others, or both.Set at naught dominion ... All dominion belongs to God, as stated in the benediction; and the evil teachers rejected God's authority. Their sins were threefold: they defile, reject, and revile.Rail at dignities ... The New Catholic Bible states that this word dignities "is understood as referring to angels."31 There could be a clue in this

Allright, for the last few days (but never before then,) FrostWire has been freezing on startup; the status bar gets to "User Interface," tries to figure it out for about ten seconds, and then freezes. I try uninstalling and re-installing it, which worked for a bit, but now does not. Similarly, I tried deleting the themes folder as sugested in one of the sticky threads, which worked once, but now again does not. I even (incidentally) did a system restore to a period in which these problems were not occuring, but it was for naught. Is this a known problem, and has it happened to anyone else here? Any help would be greatly appreciated, as now I'm stuck using Ares. I'm not a neophyte by any means, but I'm still not all that good with computers, so please don't make it too complicated Edit: I tried uninstalling it, deleting all the files in Application Data and in My Programs, and reinstalling it. This worked fin, but then as soon as I shut it down, the next time I tried to open it the same problems occured. Any thoughts?

Looks like no one’s replied in a while. To start the conversation again, simply ask a new question. as title, I have couple of movie which have 2 audio language when I play it on Quicktime it mix up 2 audio together.may I know how/ can I select the main audio language? iPhone 5s, iOS 7.0.6 Posted on Aug 14, 2016 5:13 PM Posted on Aug 15, 2016 5:19 PM Hi Naught Jack,I understand that you are not able to select which audio track is playing for your Quicktime movies. I know it's important to understand the language in your videos, so I'm happy to provide some clarification for this.When watching a video in Quicktime, use the menu bar to select View > Languages. From here, you can select which audio track you'd like to use.Thanks for using the Apple Support Communities, cheers! how to select audio language in Quicktime.

Daily exercise b : to place in a relative rank or category c : to fix at a certain amount d : value, rate their promises were set at naught e : to place as an estimate of worth 19 : to place in relation for comparison or balance theory set against practice 20 b : to incite to attack or antagonism war sets brother against brother 21 a : to place by transporting was set ashore on the island c : to put and fix in a direction set our faces toward home once more dof a dog : to point out the position of (game) by holding a fixed attitude 22 : to defeat (an opponent or a contract) in bridge 23 a : to fix firmly : make immobile : give rigid form or condition to set her jaw in determination b : to make unyielding or obstinate 24 : to cause to become firm or solid 25 : to cause (fruit or seed) to develop intransitive verb 2 : to be becoming : be suitable : fit 3 : to cover and warm eggs to hatch them 4 a : to affect one with or as if with weight the pudding sets heavily on my stomach b : to place oneself in position in preparation for an action (such as running) 5 of a plant part : to undergo development usually as a result of pollination 6 a : to pass below the horizon : go