Sentences with phrase «handle snake bites»
In addition, poison control centers are staffed with experts who know how to handle snake bites, spider bites, and insect stings that may be poisonous, button battery ingestions, and even food poisoning.
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«Now that you've written all that, can you prove which bits are valid and which ones are not, given the bible does in fact have sections that contain forgeries (Snake handling for example).»
Many snakes will not bite you if you handle them gently.
You realize that we're discussing a story about someone who handled poisonous snakes because of his religious beliefs and then, when bitten, refused treatment and died, right?
No where in the Bible do you find where anyone took up snake handling, were bitten, and died.
I agree I would never handle a Snake I don't like Snakes at all yes we are not to lean into our own Understanding, Life is to short to be bitten by a Snake and not go and seek Help right afterwards.
But it's the seeming ability to handle poisonous snakes without dying from their bites that makes these Pentecostals believe that God gives supernatural abilities to those willing to lay their lives on the line.
«They were well aware of what they were doing, that they were handling dangerous snakes and could get bit.
Isn't that what you're doing by handling a snake, testing whether or not God will protect you if and when you get bit?
Most snake bites occur when a rattlesnake is handled or accidentally touched.
My overwhelming experience with them is that, with even a little bit of time, patience and handling, they calm down and end up as docile and sweet as any other snake on the market.
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