We pray that the Bible-Presbyterian Church will remain united worldwide, urging some of their leaders to turn from their arrogance and lust. We condemn and rebuke lecturers at Far Eastern Bible College for spreading erroneous information about verbal plenary preservation. +++ THIS BLOG HAS STRONG LANGUAGE. READER DISCRETION IS ADVICED +++
22.6.08
Lin Lao Peh and Ling Lao Peh
One day, my friend in the college, made fun of me, he is from a very conservative background, I am not as spiritual as he is. One day I was in the room, I heart someone next door is calling me, so I asked, "Who is it?" And he answered me, I heard something like either "Lin Lao Peh." or, "ling Lao Peh." That is Hokkien, but what are the differences? Until today, I still cannot understand what he meant? Lin and Ling, which is used in that sentence? Why a Christian brother answered me like that? I remember God is our Father, "Lao peh," is there another one? No, I do not think so.
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