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Discussions for Come Follow Me for September 7-13, 2026

Discussions for Come, Follow Me for September 7-13, 2026

Proverbs 1-4; 15-16; 22; 31; Ecclesiastes 1-3; 11-12

Note: This is only part of some questions that might be interesting in the discussion. There are others actually na hindi ko na sinasama, but perhaps you could include them if you think they might be helpful in the discussion. So don't limit everything just to these subjects; these are just guidelines that might also be the focus of the lessons. Thank you, and take your time studying the scriptures.

Proverbs 1:7 - Ano sa tingin ninyo ang kahulugan ng salitang "Fear of the Lord"? At paano ito nagiging basihan/batayan sa pagkakaroon ng kaalaman? Kung ang “fear of the Lord” ang simula ng knowledge, ano ang difference ng tunay na wisdom sa simpleng pagiging maraming alam? Sa buhay mo ngayon, alin ang mas kailangan mong ma-develop?

Proverbs 1:10 - Kapag ini-invite tayo ng friends o ibang tao na gumawa ng bagay-bagay or siguro something na alam nating mali o di maganda, bakit minsan mahirap tumanggi? What helps you have the courage to say 'NO', when sometimes you think it would make a difference for good or sometimes bad in a sense that you will be left alone or in shame or mocked? Tagalogin nyo na lang.

Proverbs 2:6 - Sinasabi na ang Panginoon ang nagbibigay ng wisdom. Pero paano natin malalaman kung ang isang thought o decision ay tunay na wisdom galing sa Diyos at hindi lang sariling opinion natin? And how do you know that the wisdom you receive is from God when there are things that you did not understand or experience? Say, for example, tithing: How do you know that the knowledge you receive about this Law is really from God if you don't have experienced anything that God works in it when you obey the Law?

Proverbs 3:5-6 - Ano ang ibig sabihin ng “Trust in the Lord with all thine heart” sa practical na buhay? May situation ba kung saan mahirap magtiwala sa Diyos dahil gusto nating tayo ang may control, or maybe gusto natin ma-prove ang sarili natin na kaya naman natin? Is trusting the Lord ba ay enough for us to have a belief that every situation, like conflicts or trials, will all end up in a happy ending?

Proverbs 3:11-12 - Bakit kaya minsan ang correction o discipline ay blessing, kahit uncomfortable ito or nakakahiya or maybe sometimes degrading? How can we learn to see correction as love rather than rejection? Though leaders sometimes discipline and make decisions that might make you feel judged or chastised, or may look at it as inappropriate when you know the standard of the person, do you look at it as a correction, or do you look at it as unrighteous judgment? Basta yun, pag-usapan na lang natin sa class😅!

Proverbs 4:23 - “Keep thy heart with all diligence.” Sa panahon ngayon ng social media, videos, entertainment, AI, at endless scrolling of content and information, ano ang mga bagay na kailangan nating bantayan dahil unti-unti nitong naaapektuhan ang puso at isipan natin? Is it okay to get engaged and take part? Why or why not?

Proverbs 4:18 - ok, so kunting explanation muna: Ang 'path of the just' or righteousness or covenant keeper, which is the point nitong verse, at Sabi pa nya ay parang 'shining light' na lalong lumiliwanag unto the 'perfect day'. So the question is - Kailangan ba nating maging perfect as instructed by the scriptures bago masabing nating nasa tamang path tayo, o sapat na ang patuloy na pag-progress? Bakit kaya? Does the Path of Progression lead to Perfection? Example: the life of being married is not and will never be perfect, but it is leading the couple towards progression, experience, commitment, and growth. But again, it will never be perfect. So how will this verse make sense to these principles?

Proverbs 15:1 - “A soft answer turneth away wrath.” Pero kapag galit ang kausap natin, paano natin mapipili ang tamang response instead of simply reacting? May pagkakataon ba na ang pagiging tahimik ay mas wise kaysa sa pagsagot? O di kaya ang pagsagot nang pagsagot ang nagpapahinto o nagpapatigil sa usapan? Silence is Golden, but is it okay to be silent all the time when someone is in a rage of anger? There may be times when it is good to speak up to someone angry, so how do you control the situation?

Proverbs 15:3 - Kung alam nating “the eyes of the Lord are in every place,” paano nito dapat baguhin ang behavior natin kapag walang ibang taong nakakakita? Do you think the Lord has control of the situations since nakikita naman Niya kahit saang lugar? Do you think this also limits your Agency?

Proverbs 16:2 - "All the ways of a man are clean in his own eyes." Bakit madaling makita ang faults ng ibang tao pero mahirap makita ang sarili nating pagkakamali? How can the Spirit help us become more honest with ourselves? What's the relevance nitong verse sa phrase na "Eye single to the Glory of God" Doctrine and Covenants 4:5 and how can we make our eye single to the Glory of God?

Proverbs 16:18 - "Pride goeth before destruction." Ano ang difference ng healthy confidence at pride? Paano natin malalaman kung ang confidence natin ay nagsisimula nang maging pride? Pride is also one of the Seven Deadly Sins. How do you think that Pride could kill you? Is it considered a pride kung makikita natin ang isang tao na umaangat at ginagaya natin o binabasihan natin ang kanyang pag-angat?

Proverbs 22:6 - Ano ang ibig sabihin ng pagtuturo sa mga bata 'in the way he should go'? Is it simply teaching rules, or is it more about showing them through our own example? What kind of teaching are we trying to implement that perhaps we are confident enough to see they don't depart from it (3 Nephi 22:13)?

Proverbs 31:10-31 - Ang Proverbs 31 woman ay inilalarawan bilang masipag, wise, strong, at caring. Paano natin maiiwasang gawing comparison o standard of perfection ang scripture na ito, instead ay gamitin ito bilang inspiration? What is the main message of this proverb, which is sometimes quoted in various contexts but misses the main point? (see verse 30)

Ecclesiastes 1:2 - "Vanity of vanities; all is vanity." Kung temporary lamang ang mga bagay sa mundo, ano ang mga bagay na madalas nating pinagkakaabalahan na baka wala naman talagang eternal value? Ano sa palagay ninyong bagay ang maaaring, sa tingin natin, ay mawala, pero ito ay may mahalagang value sa ating buhay? Ano ang relevance nito sa turo ni Jesus Christ sa Matthew 6:21?

Ecclesiastes 2:10-11 - Maaaring magkaroon ang isang tao ng success, possessions, entertainment, at achievements, pero makaramdam pa rin ng emptiness. Bakit hindi sapat ang worldly success para magkaroon ng tunay na fulfillment? Saan makikita o makukuha ang tunay na kaligayahan? Paano niyo ito nasabi? (Also in Ecclesiastes 5:10)

Ecclesiastes 3:1 - "To every thing there is a season." May mga bagay ba sa buhay mo na gusto mong mangyari ngayon, pero kailangan mong matutong maghintay? What can waiting teach us? As a single adult, what is worth waiting for that might be the best thing that will happen in your life?

Ecclesiastes 3:4 - "A time to weep, and a time to laugh." Bakit mahalagang tanggapin na may seasons ng happiness at seasons ng sorrow? Paano makatutulong ang gospel in a difficult situation, or should we say a difficult season? What has this taught you about the opposition of all things, and how was this opposition a blessing to you?

Ecclesiastes 11:4 - "He that observeth the wind shall not sow." Paano tayo minsan nagiging parang taong naghihintay ng "perfect conditions" bago kumilos? What good thing might we never accomplish if we keep waiting without doing a thing because we think it's not the perfect time? (Note: for clarification, it's not the same principle as Ecclesiastes 3:4)

Ecclesiastes 12:13 - "Fear God, and keep his commandments." Kung ito ang conclusion ng Ecclesiastes pagkatapos pag-usapan ang maraming bagay na temporary sa buhay, ano ang sinasabi nito tungkol sa tunay na purpose ng buhay? Is agency still needed to fear God and to keep His commandments? Paano niyo ito nasabi?

Ecclesiastes 12:14 - "God shall bring every work into judgment." Kung alam natin na someday ay mananagot pala tayo sa ating mga choices, paano natin dapat gamitin ang ating choices sa paraan ng pakikitungo natin sa ating pamilya, Church members, friends, at even sa mga taong hindi natin nakasundo?

If there is no Christ you can not worship the Father because you can't worship him directly? - Jose Rodelio Retome Rata

And take a look at this kind of mindset. Was this the mindset of the INC nowadays, or just this troll doesn't know how his logic works?

And how in the world do you get that idea that if there be no Christ we can't worship the Father?
Christ was the central plan of the Father, and you are trying to dismiss him just because of worship?

Trying to get his attention in a few verses on my comment.
But it turns out he doesn't like it. So he just leaves it there.

And look at that, did this kind of argument still exist in the INC Circle?
Do you really think that soon after Christ's death, he disappeared entirely in the spirit realm as if he didn't exist?

So, paano ba ang paniniwala niyo dito, Jose Rodelio Retome Rata? Pag namatay pala si Kristo, sa inyo, matic mawawala na ang existence niya, pati kaluluwa ba, Jose? Yan ba ang napag-aralan mo sa Iglesia Ni Cristo, Jose Rodelio Retome Rata?

Jarvis V3 coming Soon

Still working with Jarvis and planning to replace the AI chat agent that I use on the blog. Got some problems with links that I think need to be enhanced so he can dive deep into sublinks and articles on it. So far, I added church-related links and my own personal blog.

I will be adding store links and linking on Shopee, Lazada, Temu, and some others that might be easier to pull out.

Some multimedia links weren't working well, and sometime it brought up dead links or unknown sources.

But the YouTube video is working pretty well. You just need to prompt the word "Play" and a video you want to be played, then it pops up inside the chat area. I'll be planning on adding minimized drag-and-drop and maximize if possible, so we can have full control on the YouTube platform

Check out the version here, and it's still in beta mode.

https://bustillo-family.blogspot.com/2026/09/jarvis.html?m=1

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Typical mormonism. See Godhood as a business. Just like the mormon church - Roger Goltz

We understand that you have pride, and we understand that kind of mindset. So I guess business is always business.

JARVIS Beta - Update

Jarvis Program is now running on the page below; Click on the link to get it -

JARVIS

And for the installation, I will be making a full step-by-step article to help you with it. Thank you, and have a nice day.

THE TRUE CHURCH OF CHRIST - an AI Perspective by Nelson Magana Jimenez

And you still rely on AI just to help you out with your studies, without thinking about how many of the unknown sources AI could use that might go against your own ideology. Desperate, and yet failing to understand the content.

Back to Top Button with Clock float

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Check out the bottom right of this article

Copy the Code here and paste it on your blog.

Floating Back-to-Top Button + Digital Clock

Copy the complete code below and paste it into your Blogger HTML/JavaScript gadget. The code includes a 12-hour digital clock with seconds and a floating Back-to-Top button.

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            var minutes = now.getMinutes();
            var seconds = now.getSeconds();

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                ":" +
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clock.innerHTML = time;
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                behavior: "smooth"
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if (document.readyState === "loading") {
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Different Vision Story by Jose Rodelio Retome Rata

This has been answered over and over by some of the INCultic believers, like Jose Rodelio Retome Rata, who thinks this is a contradiction or confusion. Little did he know Joseph did not deny the story that he told and that he wanted his audience to understand that everything he saw in a vision can't be explained, so let's make it too simple for Jose Rodelio Retome Rata since he has a low IQ.

Conversations with Robert Matthews, 9–11 November 1835, p.24 link here

Tanong ni Jose Rodelio Retome Rata na di man lang pinag-isipan. Naku po!

Was it Fire or Light?

This has been explained already with some INC-friendly people a long time ago before Jose Rodelio Retome Rata made a Copy-Paste intro of his content that he never thought was already debunked over and over. To learn more about it, go to my first commentary about this with Edson Robis Rase and Eliza Lino Abaya. Click on the link to get there.

Take note, Jose Rodelio Retome Rata: Joseph Smith already made his first statement; the only thing was he couldn't clearly explain the vision that he saw, since everything in it couldn't be explained, as his statement goes, "defy all description," and to help you understand the term, here's the dictionary part to help you understand English -

Defination from Online Dictionary

Joseph Smith's Journal, History, circa Summer 1832, p.3 -
https://www.josephsmithpapers.org/paper-summary/history-circa-summer-1832/1

And one more thing to help you out, Jose Rodelio Retome Rata.

Just because fire and light are mentioned at the same time or in different accounts, does that mean they must be completely different things? Are you sure that using the words “fire” and “light” means they cannot describe the same heavenly experience or have related qualities?

This is similar to what I said about Joseph Smith's First Vision. Joseph was trying to describe something heavenly that he had never experienced before. How can someone fully describe heavenly beings, glory, or a divine presence using ordinary human words?

There may not be an exact earthly object or word that can perfectly describe what he saw. So naturally, Joseph would use the closest words and comparisons he could think of to help people understand what he experienced.

The point here is simple: different words don't automatically mean a different story. Sometimes different words are used to describe different aspects of the same thing, especially when someone is trying to explain something beyond ordinary human experience.

So, Jose Rodelio Retome Rata, before posting copy-pasted material that you don't know about without using your brain, also consider what it means, look at the context, the audience, and what the author is trying to describe. Don't assume that two different descriptions must automatically mean two completely different things. Use your brain first, Jose Rodelio Retome Rata.

Commenting on his Post that he didn't even know the Context.

Can we keep it more boring Christian Friends?

Still have to figure out if I am talking to an adult, to Karen, or such brainless people who think Christianity is simply like playing Tic Tac Toe games. I just found a lot of this and still wonder how they would choose to die being a bigot.

A post from a so-called Christian

From a comment section

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