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So said. CM
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WHEN IT COMEs to the original writers of Scriptures, God inspires and God reveals.
In view of the OP, anyone in a freedom loving country can disagree with a translation, but does s/he has the proper knowledge and wisdom to do so with spir…
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The phrase, "Prayer Language" is a commonly used phrase in Pentecostal circles referring to the ability to speak in tongues. When one checks the context and marginal reading, in the Bible, it means a language (…
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Think It Over
"Did" is a word of achievement,
"Won't" is a word of retreat.
"Might" is a word of bereavement,
"Can't" is a word of defeat.
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It depends on if you accept how the Bible defines "Kingdom?"
Is not Jesus is waiting for us to establish right relations with Him and tell others to be ready to receive him? That is, the Great Commission of Matt 28:18-20. Also, c… -
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This is the basic problem. There are too many in this forum who will not accept the inspiration of the Bible and its truth, as authority over human opinions and rationales. Failure to accept the Bible as authority to settle all matters…
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It's always nice to consider the source. The pesty little reality of presuppositions stands over all translations and theologies as a mother hen over her chicks. Your information was a necessary deviation. CM
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Dave,
What is your plain reading and exegetical outlay of Heb. 4:13-16 (KJV)? No rush, take your time. Please consider the context. CM -
Dave,
You seem to be imprisoned by extreme literalism. Would you allow yourself to perceive and accept that if one surrenders him or herself to God; therefore, God's will becomes the man's will? Prayer changes the pray-er not always things … -
Prayer is needed in the life of every man, especially for the Christian. It brings comfort, peace, answers and deepens one's relationship with the One True God. Prayer is truly meaningful and helpful in the time of sickness on behalf self and oth…
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Mitchell,
To fully appreciate your suggestion, what about the man, Franz Delitzsch, and his work in the translation of New Testament into Hebrew? A brief summary and/or a reference would be appreciated. CM -
The historical dimension of the doctrine of the Trinity, in light of its development, from the first to the sixteenth centuries; one must acknowledge that these times witnessed the unwarranted import of unbiblical concepts from Greek phil…
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13 "Neither is there any creature that is not manifest in his sight: but all things [are] naked and opened unto the eyes of him with whom we have to do.
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Thanks, Mithell. It's very helpful. Can additional tips be expected? CM
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Mitchell,
Was the Bible canonized at the Council of Jamnia in AD 90? If not, what happened and does it have any importance to us today? If you have answered this before disregard. CM -
Thanks, great resources. It's more than just about birds... CM
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Bro. Mitchell,
I hope you used the word "if" as a stimulus for readers to engage this post? If it is a personal belief, I don't accept the premise of the question. However, if you really believe that the "Thanks GaoLu,
Just like the way KJV says it:
Matthew 12:37 -- "For by thy words thou shalt be justified, and by thy words thou shalt be condemned."
Matthew 12:36
"But I say unto you, That every idle…I don't know how we got here in languages. However, a working knowledge of Biblical Hebrew and Greek are tools in the hands of the believer on a mission for Christ. As His followers, we should want to take advantage of every opportunity to improv…
(Quote)Yes, one has to have a prior knowledge, albeit small, but he or she must first hear to have faith. The four questions in Rom 10:14-15, to Paul, it appears that sinners must call on the Lord if they are to be saved. That's the reason fo…
Dave,
Consider this...
Contrast -- is the state of being strikingly different from something else, typically something in juxtaposition or close association.
Compare--estimate, measure, or…
(Quote)Dave,
What seems apparent, could it be that every theological system is based on the presuppositions of their favorite theologian or group of theologians?
Regardless, all groups believe that their presuppositions (assum…
(Quote)The Eschatological attack was long before the 1800s and on more than just prophecy. Call it "the Counter-Reformation." Happy reading! CM
(Quote)What in "Hell" is there to preach for and to? How do you define "Hell"? Where is it?
Who lives there? Does it exist today? Who's in charge of it?One would really need to probe into the bowels of this topic again, allowin…
(Quote)Thanks, Mitchell, for the background information on two well-known authors' work many rely upon for so many years.
You have a point about us using our minds and talents in understanding and share God's word. If more of us would…
(Quote)Bro. Dave,
The Kingdom is so much more than you have introduced here. For starters, Did you know there are two phases of the Kingdom; It's present and future, and it's "at hand?"
Please be aware that in every instance wher…Dave,
Please review the OP for this thread.To keep us from going down rabbit holes, review the main factors and players that led to the Reformation. Again, Is this 500th-year event something that demands diligence? If we are not P…
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The main point of the text is Paul contrasting the life of David who died and was buried; and Jesus, who died, was buried and resurrected. In short, there is hope for those who died (before the return of Jesus)Bro. Wolfgang,
I answered Bill's question.If you want to know why I shared the text, it's simple: "Jesus Christ has come in the flesh is from God..." (1 John 4:2-3). Is this not what you and others have been saying…
