2kaybiel:
there is taqqiyya in Islam ( permissive lies) so you will not accept you're lying. keep it up.

AntiChristian:


Now see for yourself? Why would God hate what he created? Even when Everything He created is good.

And Mr. Timothy said in 1 Timothy 4:4
For everything God created is good

aadoiza:
Omo, this AntiChristian guy too know Bible.

Hismasterpiece:


LOL.. Seems he's a backslider.. He's just going through a phase... He will still return to God... He'll still return to Jesus. I was like him last year.. He'll change.

Amen!

AntiChristian:


Did i tell lies?

DoctorAlien:
OP, you just listed the conditions of the old covenant, a covenant based on promises that were not so good. In fact the old covenant was based on the hard-hearted, stiff-necked, self-righteous promise of the children of Israel that "All that Jehovah hath spoken we will do." They said this three good times in Exodus 19:8, Exodus 24:3 and Exodus 24:7. I will not go deep into theology but this is in fact the words of a man or a people who still trust in their own ability to fulfill perfectly God's requirements, who are yet to understand their need of help in form of a Saviour/Redeemer in whom they have to place faith. Another way to say it is that those are the words of a man who trusts in his own works. Indeed ever since the fall, God has been trying to get man to see his need in his fallen state of a Redeemer who will both redeem him from the condemnation of breaking the moral law in the first place, and give him power to live in harmony with God's commandments.

However, what has been the case? From Cain till now there has never been want of men who still trust in their ability to keep God's commandments. And what better way to teach man his need of a Saviour, not just to deliver him from condemnation of breaking the law, but also to help him abide by God's commandments, than to enter into a covenant with him which required him to keep the laws given to him, and receive blessings or break them, and receive punishments (which punishments would have been their just reward for transgression in the first place had God decided to leave them on their own to face the moral law)?

So the old covenant (which the children of Israel willfully entered) was essentially a covenant of do and live, do not and die (which death you deserve even without the covenant anyway, because you have broken God's moral law). Three times God gave them opportunity to admit their inability to keep perfectly His requirements: before He proclaimed the 10 Commandments, after Moses had told them the additional laws which God gave, and after Moses read all the laws which God had given from a book after putting them in writing. (Exodus 19:8; 24:3; 24:7). In each occasion, the reply was the same: "all that the Lord has said, we will do." Did the children of Israel keep the covenant? Emphatic NO! They couldn't keep it. But pious men throughout the Old Testament saw their need for the Redeemer, and looked forward to Him whose was coming was announced immediately after the fall, as early as Genesis 3:15.

However, the new covenant were based on God's better promises. Hear God speak: "Behold, the days come, saith Jehovah, that I will make a new covenant with the house of Israel, and with the house of Judah: not according to the covenant that I made with their fathers in the day that I took them by the hand to bring them out of the land of Egypt; which my covenant they brake, although I was a husband unto them, saith Jehovah. But this is the covenant that I will make with the house of Israel after those days, saith Jehovah: I will put my law in their inward parts, and in their heart will I write it; and I will be their God, and they shall be my people: and they shall teach no more every man his neighbor, and every man his brother, saying, Know Jehovah; for they shall all know me, from the least of them unto the greatest of them, saith Jehovah: for I will forgive their iniquity, and their sin will I remember no more." ASV — Jeremiah 31:31 - 34

So in the new covenant, God promises by a special power (received by faith in Christ) to etch His moral law on the heart of the believer, so that the heart would be transformed to be in harmony with God's law.

Such is God's love for erring man. OP, you can still choose to respond to His love today.

AntiChristian:


Na dibia/babalawo they request for human blood not God. God should have the power to do all things without restrictions.

DoctorAlien:


But God did not at anytime request for human blood. Or did He?

AntiChristian:
■ Now let me make it easier for the reader, I will basically post what the Christian God will do as a punishment to those who wouldn't follow him:
1- God will cause his people to murdered and massacred, and they will flee in all directions.
2- People will beget children but will not be able to enjoy them because they will be sent into slavery.
3- People's children shall be given to other people and the parents will wish they could have them back but they wont.
4- cannibalism, yes cannibalism! 53 And thou shalt eat the fruit of thine own body, the flesh of thy sons and of thy daughters, which the LORD thy God hath given thee
5- God will send diseases to the people
6- You will get married, and your wife will sleep with other men.

These are some of the punishments that the God of the Bible will do to his people if they don't follow him.

Kobojunkie:
God judged the Israelites and imposed those curses on them from 1900 years ago. Do you see israelites around today complaining that the punishment was too great for their wickedness against God?

AntiChristian:
■ Are the Israelites still alive make I ask them?

Kobojunkie:
The man sitting walking right in front of you might be one of them. Go ask him.

AntiChristian:
■ You mean invisible Jesus?

Kobojunkie:
The man sitting walking right in front of you might be one of them. Go ask him.

Kobojunkie:
What in the world is an invisible Jesus again?

AntiChristian:
...

Kobojunkie:
.... I see that one went flying right over your head. That statement was said to mean that the next human you encounter may just be of the blood of Israel.

AntiChristian:
There's no one when I read it. So I thought you were thinking about invisible Yeshua!

Kobojunkie:
I am just stunned at how your thought went straight to creating the idea of an invisible Jesus.

AntiChristian:
■ Is Jesus visible before?

Kobojunkie:
So, Jesus Christ was never visible?

AntiChristian:
■ He was visible then! Not now!

Kobojunkie:
Last we read, the guy left Earth over 1900 years ago. So what you are talking visible/invisible?

AntiChristian:
■ Visible about 2000 years ago! Invisible now!

Kobojunkie:
When a person leaves the earth, the person becomes invisible. Is that it?

AntiChristian:
Yes!

AntiChristian:
From Deuteronomy
Chapter 28
....

Now let me make it easier for the reader, I will basically post what the Christian God will do as a punishment to those who wouldn't follow him:

[color=#990000]1- God will cause his people to murdered and massacred, and they will flee in all directions.
2- People will beget children but will not be able to enjoy them because they will be sent into slavery.
3- People's children shall be given to other people and the parents will wish they could have them back but they wont.
4- cannibalism, yes cannibalism! 53 And thou shalt eat the fruit of thine own body, the flesh of thy sons and of thy daughters, which the LORD thy God hath given thee
5- God will send diseases to the people
6- You will get married, and your wife will sleep with other men.

These are some of the punishments that the God of the Bible will do to his people if they don't follow him.

TenQ:

1. Your ignorance of scriptural truths never cease to amaze me as your lack of the understanding of Israel as a nation being the child of God is confusing both to you and your prophet Mohammed.
2. Your Strawman Argument is simply the characteristics of you and your prophet knowing that the same spirit that made him recite the satanic verses in the Qur'an reigns in you
a. Show me a single natiotin the whole world where God made a covenant with any nation on earth.
Exodus 19-24,
God makes a covenant with the Israelites at Mount Sinai through Moses. This covenant includes the Ten Commandments and various laws that would govern the nation.
b. The condition of covenant of God with Israel as a nation include both Blessings and Curses depending on the response of Israel to the rule of God.
c. It is therefore a Strawman Argument to claim
"I will basically post what the Christian God will do as a punishment to those who wouldn't follow him:"

Except you can show me from the Bible how the covenant of God applies to Mecca or Medina or another nation. I am waiting!

The children of perdition will get themselves lost by rejecting the Messiah for a person whose God is his belly, sex and vanities

AntiChristian:


I don't wish to worship the God who makes covenant with only one tribe/race! That's discrimination!

The God I worship is not the God of Israel alone but the God of all that exists!

And you didn't even touch the post.
Did your God say those things or He didn't?

Always abusive and deflecting!

TenQ:

You seem to be more knowledgeable than
both your prophet and Allah for they accept the book wherein it is stated that God chose Israel so that through Israel as a descendant of Abraham the whole earth shall be blessed.

I congratulate you on your achievement in at least being more knowledgeable that the ones you worship

AntiChristian:


Capping Nonsense as usual!