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Kasalagoburst:
Thank you sir for your question. I would like you to spend time studying the scriptures, diligently and rightly. There are resources online that help one in the process of understanding the scriptures, and many versions apart from the KJV proffer proper grammar or translations of the original writings.

In so doing, you will come to know by comprehension that your question is invalid and has no merit.

You are funny oo....were you not the one that quoted from king James and did your own interpretation?

So is the question I am asking you not also from the king James that you quoted and interpreted?

Kasalagoburst:
Thank you sir.

Job 19:25-27 KJV. For I know that my redeemer liveth, And that he shall stand at the latter day upon the earth: And though after my skin worms destroy this body, Yet in my flesh shall I see God: Whom I shall see for myself, And mine eyes shall behold, and not another; Though my reins be consumed within me.

One thing is clear from Monsieur Job: This flesh shall die, and our (another) flesh of ours will see God. Yet he spoke of his “reins”. I wish I could paraphrase what he has stated clearly; His reins, his being, is his inward parts - his soul. “Reins” is a plural expression in singular terms. Whatever makes up the reins, David and Jeremiah says of it that it is the reins that Jehovah God will try on the Day of Judgment.

If you say that the 'reins' in Job 19:27 is Jobs soul with another flesh, did Job not tell you that his 'reins' can be consumed too as shown below?

King James Bible
Whom I shall see for myself, and mine eyes shall behold, and not another; though my reins be consumed within me.

So can the soul be consumed or die just like the flesh according to Job? Yes or no?

Fiscus105:
Stop dictating what God did not say and as well, cherry picking Bible passages to suit ur ego, in other to subject, so-called Christians to ur own biddings.

I guess the females below, who held positions of authorities, are from Bible that your father wrot

N.B. Only a fool will be following every instructions wrote in religion books ( Bible & Quran) bomber to bomber, for, they wrote the instructions by various people, at various times and for various reasons, that's exact thing I countered on Muslim thread on Friday, wen the Op said, Islam frowns to idea of bowing down to greet elders, just because someone said it in one Hadith.

Apart from God, Jesus and perhaps Mohammed, the two religions' adherents must critically check the instructions before following them, like fools.

Doing that, would not only making you a slave to religion but also causing problems for others.

That's why religion is more of curse than blessings to humanity.

The Greek word for deacon is not limited to a teacher of other brothers in the church as you can see from the screenshot below. It can also refer to a servant in church who serves In other capacity or areas of the church.

The same Greek word for deacon is used in Luke 8:3 to refer to women who served Jesus and his twelve apostles in providing for their needs. It definitely does not mean that those women were teaching Jesus and his apostles by being deacons to them.

Nowhere in the bible are women permitted to teach other Christian brothers in the church as deacons.

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NNTR:
Scroll up to circa 10 posts above to see and re-read where posted that:

'The soul (i.e. you) is created out, that which is not visible.

The soul part that you are, is unable to be physically touched or felt.
It has a physical presence proxy by the flesh or body. The soul, meaning in essence, you, came from thing(s) not seen.'
- Re: Souls That Died Before Jesus Christ Came - Where Are They Now?6 on Saturday 07 2024 by NNTR: 7:08pm

Michael547 beloved, you're out of your depth, and prolly couldn’t figure any of the subject matter out, so give a rest please, as this is my last response to you on this thread

_{Personal text: Jesus is not a theologian. He is God who told stories.}

Oga below is Leviticus 7:21 in the screenshot. Can the soul eat and touch a physical thing?
Can the soul be cut off or destroyed?