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No! What gave you that impression? CM
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“Every spirit that acknowledges that Jesus Christ has come in the flesh is from God, but every spirit that does not acknowledge Jesus is not from God. This is the spirit of the antichrist” (1 John 4:2-3).
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Let's not forget that context (immediate/intermediate, etc.), the language of the writer, idiom, and type of writing, that one is handling. Methods of interpretation used, generally, signals a predicted conclusion or outcome.
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Is not opinions lead to division. And division leads to separation. My point is, an opinion should be explored to be truth or discarded as an error. If not, why hold it? Unverified opinions cherished will inevitably lead to division an…
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Brethren,
In keeping focused, what were the factors or conditions that led to the Reformation?
Why so many died? Who or what institution dominated biblical teachings or religious practices that caused a separation? Simply, are they … -
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Ha, Ha, you are kind of your correctness. A thought: Does a system exist for Hebrew similar to Babel Language Translation?
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Perhaps a few texts set the record straight. **After Jesus' resurrection, He said to Mary: **
1.** Jesus saith unto her,** "Touch me not; for I am not yet ascended to my Father: but go to my brethren, and say unto them, I asce…
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If what Mitchell uncovered, a simple question is, Dave, what is the source of this: "For as by one man’s disobedience >many were made (Greek Constituted/considered) **sinners, so by the obedience of one >shall m…
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Thanks Mitchell for the insights on "Cantillation/accent marks and vowels." For some of us, the Hebrew remains a challenge. However, God has provided discernable sources until we are further along the journey.
As for "feared" o…
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Thanks Dave for your input. It may be helpful to define your terms. They could mean something else to another reader: e.g. "Imputed righteousness"; "man's righteousness"; "imputed"; "righteousness", etc.
Given…
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**Matthew 1:21 **-- "And she shall bring forth a son, and thou shalt call his name JESUS: for he shall save his people from their sins."
Luke 1:31-- "And, behold, thou shalt conceive in thy womb, and bring fort…
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Thanks, GaoLu, for your contribution. I agree to some extent, "labels often don't work out so well." However, facts do. Maybe, you, they or someone can do a comparative chart of their positions and that of Arius, the incubator of Arian…
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Bro. Wolfgang,
Jesus, the Christ, is forever worthy of worship, adoration, and service by the whole creation. To worship means to acknowledge and praise the worthiness of God. Would God be worthy of praise if He … -
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Have you considered "the simple Bible truth concerning God and His only begotten Son, the man Messiah Jesus" from a relational and submission to one another?
- God the Father stresses the infinity, eternity,…
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And here goes the 21st Century Arius. A voice of the past. Should Christ be worshipped? From your view, Wolfgang, Jesus Christ is created and just a man. is it right to worship him?
Wolfgang, tell me, what is a Christan? It cou…
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Yes, I would like to edit my word "think" above to "thank" you... Any help here? CM
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I wonder, why not? No sin, no death, no decay, no separation. If Adam and Eve (two grown people) didn't disobey, they would be where God placed them forever. They and their surroundings were perfect. CM
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"Was Nebuchadnezzar saved?" It all depends on how you define "saved."
- Do you mean did Nebuchadnezzar had a "come to God moment?"
- Do you really want to know, did Nebuchadnezzar became a believer as the Hebrews?
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Jan,
What a big heart and a big server! We think you for all considerations for the CD Family. -
Now that we're over the mole-hill, let's commit, in moving forward, to do God's will.
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Yes, oops, "my bad"!
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God’s Will
I asked the New Year for some motto sweet,
Some rule of life by which to guide my feet,I asked and paused; it answered soft and low,
“God’s will to know.”
Will knowledge then suffice? New Year, I …
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God’s Will
I asked the New Year for some motto sweet,
Some rule of life by which to guide my feet,I asked and paused; it answered soft and low,
“God’s will to know.”
Will knowledge then suffice? New Year, I …
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God’s Will
I asked the New Year for some motto sweet,
Some rule of life by which to guide my feet,I asked and paused; it answered soft and low,
“God’s will to know.”
Will knowledge then suffice? New Year, I …
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God’s Will
I asked the New Year for some motto sweet,
Some rule of life by which to guide my feet,I asked and paused; it answered soft and low,
“God’s will to know.”
Will knowledge then suffice? New Year, I …
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God’s Will
I asked the New Year for some motto sweet,
Some rule of life by which to guide my feet,I asked and paused; it answered soft and low,
“God’s will to know.”
Will knowledge then suffice? New Year, I …
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God’s Will
I asked the New Year for some motto sweet,
Some rule of life by which to guide my feet,I asked and paused; it answered soft and low,
“God’s will to know.”
Will knowledge then suffice? New Year, I …
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Wolfgang,
Origen notes several texts from Scripture regarding the nature of God. He notes that in John 1:18, Jesus says that no one has seen God. This is because to see or be seen is a property of bodies and cannot be applied to … -
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Can do some things behind our ability to figure it out? Who was here first, who has all knowledge, all power, who made whom? Man, "Thou madest him a little lower than the angels; thou crownedst him with glory and honour, and didst set …
