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DSDLIVEREPORT:Lolak is in Peckham, just off Rye Lane. As a matter of fact, that mosque, 3 minutes walk from Lolak or behind ASDA, is on Choumert Grove. |
Kophschmerzen:It was never a mosque in the 60s gypsey:There are two mosques on Old Kent Road. Kophschmerzen: gypsey:One, on the right hand side just after coming down or going past the flyover when driving from Elephant and Castle The other, is this one, after Tesco Superstore, on the right hand side, just before the Old Kent Road Fire Brigade station when facing or heading towards New Cross or Lewisham drlateef: Kophschmerzen: gypsey: kapelvej: gypsey: kapelvej:The property was a pub, up until 1978 Actually, as a matter of fact, the property opened and traded as a pub from 1856-1978 Its the Muslim Association of Nigeria that was formally established in the sixties as a branch of M.A.N in Nigeria by a group of then Nigerian students and not mosque Its the same Muslim Association of Nigeria, who in February 1993, acquired this property for use as a mosque, in an auction for £65,000. The building or property was never a mosque in the sixties |
bloodofthelamb:Affirmative, my highly esteemed brother. Similar way, I would have, for ignorantly accepting being called a nigger or referred to as one. Check history, the people of Antioch are known for their penchant of coining nicknames. When they give anyone a nickname, it's not for love or favour, nor is it as a form of compliment. The word Christian doesn't escape their mischievousness |
bloodofthelamb:If you really know what sort the people of Antioch are, then you would know that they DIDN'T brand and/or call the disciples, Christians because of them being "like- Christ" That is the propaganda version pushed for public consumption and it is far from the reality of what the term Christian actually means bloodofthelamb:5Jesus answered and said unto him, Verily, verily, I say unto thee, Except a man be born again, he cannot see the kingdom of God. 5Jesus answered, Verily, verily, I say unto thee, Except a man be born of water and of the Spirit, he cannot enter into the kingdom of God. - John 3:3, 5 OP is right that no one is born a believer by just biological parents Truth is, any that's to enter the kingdom of God, needs being birthed by biological parents and be born again (i.e. be born from above) The last thing, anyone, ever wants to be, is a christian |
damosky12:It's not down nor up to me, to cut the slack Our Oga at the Top, that laid down the rule, meant what He said. Take it up with Him. damosky12:You have displayed your dishonesty and grammatical unintelligence for the world to see Now where exactly and how in, 1 Corinthians 4:15 and Galatians 4:19, did Paul refer himself as "father" or "Daddy G.O"? Do you know what analogical reasoning is? It is used to develop understanding and meaning Let me give you an example, over the course of my working career, I've had so many people that have being like a father and mother to me. They are protective over me, behave kindly & warmly towards me, watch over me, have my best interest in their hearts etcetera but that dont mean, they are my father or mother I dont call them my father or mother I dont call them "father" or "Daddy G.O" I dont call them "mother" or "Mummy G.O" Of course, they know their behaviour and acts towards me, is like being a father or mother but they never once address, call or give themselves designated "father/mother" or "Daddy/Mummy G.O" titles Do you know what metaphor is? damosky12, father(s), in 1 Corinthians 4:15, is used as a metaphor, and not used as the designated "father" or "Daddy G.O" popular title. Pftt. damosky12:Pride comes before a fall. What an irony as unbeknownst to you, by the time this all ends, you would have learned a thing or two. Put on your seat belt damosky12:A lot of people address me or call me son, yet no one says they are my fathers It's you who needs to find a chair to sit on, so you can calm down Again, I'll ask you: 1/ Did Paul refer to himself as "father" or "Daddy G.O"? 2/ Did Paul start or end his letters with "father" or "Daddy G.O"? damosky12:I think it will do you some good to go over Matthew 23:1-11 again I particularly advise you ponder over Matthew 23:9, keeping in mind that Context is King damosky12, is the context in there about biological fathers? PLEASE DO WELL TO READ THE VERSE THOROUGHLY THIS TIME AND REPEAT HERE WHAT IT SAYS Is it necessary to covet the titles, be addressed or called "father" or "Daddy G.O"? Be honest. Put the devil to shame damosky12. |
damosky12:damosky12, I've gone through lightblazingnow's post and I am comfortably pleased to write that there are no errors nor misinterpretation whatsoever in the entire writeup damosky12, what you failed to acknowledged in your refutation are that: 1/ Paul, no where in the bible is found to use "father" (i.e. "Daddy G.O'') as a formal religious title. 2/ Paul, no where in his letters, in the bible, ever referred to himself as "Father Paul" (i.e. "Daddy G.O'') 3/ No where in the bible, does anyone, not even Timothy, call or address Paul with a honorific religious title "father" or "Daddy G.O" 4/ Jesus explicitly said, call no man on the earth, bar the biological and/or adopted, father 5/ No one needs to covet the honorific religious title, be addressed or called "father" "Pope" or "Daddy G.O" PS: I initially liked the writeup, but after gone through the post proper, I had to withdraw and unlike it. |
Primesky: Primesky:1/ Show me the reason why you have/had to show me a parable of a non parable Jesus made in the open 2/ Reproduce here my comment, exactly how I wrote, as in, what word for word did I write, that said "Jesus didn't say anything in the open without a parable" 3/ Please reproduce here, where I typed and you claim I've said: Jesus always speaks in parable to the non disciples, but plainly to His disciples. 4/ Reproduce here, where I have said one thing and allegedly have said another If you cant, if you are unable to, then please retract ALL your false accusations and tender unreserved apologies accordingly I know you are defiant, as I know you cant, simply because your accusations are unfounded Now, you being one, that doesnt understand the meaning of honour and integrity cant be expected to know the needful that needs to be done |
Primesky:You can hahhhaha as much as you like. Enjoy doing it at your expense because the joke is on you. If you arent levelling false accusations, you jump on to one strawman to another strawman. Typical characteristics of someone without substance, depth and informed knowledge. You still are defiant as you have no proof to tender. Simple and easy three questions are scaring you to respond to. What a pitiful sight to behold. SMH |
0temSapien:"Seeing is believing" is a blindspot remark Seeing is seeing. It is plain good old just and only seeing. No more, no less. Seeing is never believing If it once was, sorry to burst a bubble but for a very long time ago and since the photoshop age, seeing ceased being believing Seeing, at most unfortunate times, is deceiving (i.e. make you believe something that is not true) Example is when the woman saw that the tree was good for food and pleasing to the eyes, and that it was desirable for obtaining wisdom, she took the fruit and ate it. She also gave some to her husband, and he ate it. Wow. What happens when those two verbs swap positions? What happen when the cart and horse swap positions? We find out that the opposite is true, in that, the remark becomes: believing is seeing "...blessed are those who have not seen and yet have believed." - John 20:29b People have copped on. They are beginning to understand the situation that "seeing is believing" leaves us, like woman in above comment, open to visual deception Believing is being confident, towards and/or over a matter, without seeing. Believe, when others, are doubting 0temSapien:You come across as a tourist rather than a traveller How are you sure of the authenticity of what you saw, when even salt looks like sugar? Perception is a clash of eye and mind, the eye believing what it sees, the mind seeing what it believes 0temSapien:You're absolutely right that the writeups in the bible are full of fictions and exaggerations but you failed to acknowlege sighting good sides in the bible maybe because people often see things, not as the seen things, really are, but they see things, as they themselves, are. |
Primesky:1/ Show me the reason why you have/had to show me a parable of a non parable Jesus made in the open 2/ Reproduce here my comment, exactly how I wrote, as in, what word for word did I write, that said "Jesus didn't say anything in the open without a parable" 3/ Please reproduce here, where I typed and you claim I've said: Jesus always speaks in parable to the non disciples, but plainly to His disciples. If you cant, if you are unable to, then please retract your false accusations and tender apologies accordingly I know you are defiant, as I know you cant, simply because your accusations are unfounded Now, you being one, that doesnt understand the meaning of honour and integrity cant be expected to know the needful that needs to be done Each to their own. SMH. PS: The main challenge for some here, is information overload, so write up, is shorter, no more anyone becoming, a victim of information overload |
Primesky:You are used to fast food write ups. You are at home with easily prepared processed food, as a quick meal or to be taken away, like the kind served in snack bars, McDonalds, Mr Biggs, Tantalizer and other restaurants. You prefer, their prepared and served quicker, typically less nutritionally, less valuable and unhealthy food than the wholesome, well prepared, seasoning added, traditional healthy food Reading requires actual and full concentration. but you're averse to write ups with detailed information because you lack discipline and concentration Primesky:I have given you opportunities to reproduced here, my exact words, where, when and how I have contradicted myself but alas, you keep on shying away from doing so Primesky:I will reask you here again Primesky does Matthew 5:2-12 come across as parables to you? Are those parables? Hmm? Answer the question now, let's put the devil to shame Primesky:I feel so bad that you're more confused than confused.com If you cant grow up like I earlier advised then go for a change into a snug and/or close-fitting apparel, instead of that oversized jacket, oversized shirt, oversized trousers and oversized shoes you have on |
TATIME:Your point, TATIME, is? ![]() What is the point(s) you're trying to make with that screen grab? OneJ:OneJ, that's the beauty of paradox We see evidences of God being God, then being God the Father and God the Son in the bible but the absurdity of the situation, is the pigeonholing God into trinity God is not limited to 3 persons because God is ''I AM THAT I AM'', ''I SHALL BE THAT I SHALL'', ''I WILL BE THAT I BE'' so since, God is, not-known-number-of-persons God, then, is x-persons. God, then is ∞-person Adam, Noah, the patriarchs, the Israelites etcetera didnt know God as a Father The realisation or knowledge of God being a Father came with the advent of Jesus Who knows what other person(s), during the passage of time, God will also reveal Himself to be OneJ:OneJ you're wanted on confused.com website as, in actual fact, you cant see that ntgreek.org admitted that "the word was a god" is very incorrect. Una no see am, ntgreek nefa agree say "the word was a god". For where? Hin know say the "the word is not a god" but is God Besides, Philippians 2:5-8a above, in fact, hin ntgreek, too come korokoro, conclude, say: "Jesus is God" Allelulai! See am, from the previously above screenshot blue highlighted section OneJ:Do you exist in God's form? Your conclusion is absolutely and seriously flawed Having an understanding of how the president thinks doesnt mean I am the president Think about that. OneJ:Why should you think or expect Christ to give command or orders to His Father? I am glad you accept that the Father is greater than Jesus His Son. but if you know that on humanly terms, this is a fact and true, why then should it be different with God the Father and Jesus, His Son? OneJ:Context is King. Let this be the last time, you ever read and quote bible verses in isolation. That verse is talking about having the ability to understand Christ Contrary to your " not the mind of God" ludicrous remark, by same Christ, equalling by this Proxy, also have the ability to understand the mind of God OneJ:Jesus replied, It is not for you to know times or seasons that the Father has fixed by His own authority. - Acts 1:7 Keep telling you that: Context is King. It is not for Jesus to tell, even if He knows He is not in the position to tell, even He knows It is not within His remit to tell even if He knows of the day and hour OneJ:Unlike how some would readily and without hesitating blow their own trumpet, He, Christ didnt have to claim or say He is God, didnt need to claim or say He is God and had no need to outrightly claim or say He is God The proof of the pudding is in the eating, those that ate and eat, know that He is God |
Primesky:Primesky please 1/ What are the lie charges you're levelling against? 2/ What are the falsehood charges you're levelling against? 3/ Show the trickery you accuse me of 4/ Provide the misinterpretation you alleged I did Primesky:Primesky, since you said my reply above has clearly exposed who I am now I ask you: Who do you say I am? Primesky:You come across as being uncomfortable with this "Jesus and figures of speech" fact and truth 1/ Are you saying Jesus didnt use figures of speech? 2/ Are you denying that Jesus made use of figures of speech? Primesky, I've come to notice that people hate the truth. The truth actually bothers people Also, that when the truth is no longer hidden, people strive to hide from facing it You know what Primesky, truth is like the sun. You can shut it out for a time and/or hide from it, but that doesnt mean its gone or going away Primesky:Yes, the Holy Spirit will come to illuminate and to enlighten spiritually I guess, if going along with your kind of reasoning, then there are no more truths to know, no more truth to learn about. and so what is there for the Holy Spirit to teach. Right? Primesky:You say my comments which are centred around factual information assumptions. What do you know. Pfft. SMH. Primesky:Depends on what sort of man you're talking of or what kind of man you're referring to Primesky:On the grounds, that you misquoted me. You took my comments, distorted it, gargled it up and then not only wrongly representing and misinterpreting them but also out of context made remarks about them with your false accusations. Primesky:What position? What "misinterpreted"? You got caught up in your misunderstanding that you ended up giving a misreport of what I said in my comments Primesky:Please reproduce the statement here. Reproduce here, word-by-word, exactly the same I wrote the statement and lets both examine it to see what I was expressing Primesky:I dont know what you're talking about with this Primesky:Seems the import of that info, about when I remarked, that the Bible originally didn't contain chapters or verses, went over your head Primesky:Can you please tell me, what it is, tell, what this supposedly position of mine is? Also I'll very much appreciate you reproducing in inverted commas, my statement, my remark or comment you based this on Primesky:None of both Primesky. This is not a parable nor is it a figure of speech Those, collectively, are called, the beatitudes Primesky:28When Jesus had finished saying these things, the crowds were amazed at His teaching, 29because He taught as one who had authority, and not as their scribes. - Matthew 7:28-29 SMH. Facepalm Why are you asking, "why didn't the disciples demand for it's explanation secretly like they use to", Primesky? Are those parables? Hmm? Does Matthew 5:2-12 come across as parables to you? Now, Primesky, for your information, that event in Matthew chapter 5, went on, right across Matthew chapter 6 and up on to Matthew chapter 7 before the event, then came to a close, at Matthew 7:28-29 Primesky:It's clear, you need to grow up. I can bet my bottom dollar, you would easily misinterpret, my comment about you needing to grow up, so I have to spell out, what I mean. You need to beef and buff up, to fill in to that oversized jacket, oversized shirt, oversized trousers and oversized shoes you have on. Spiritual growth. Primesky:10But God has revealed it to us by the Spirit. The Spirit searches all things, even the deep things of God. 11For who among men knows the thoughts of man except his own spirit within him? So too, no one knows the thoughts of God except the Spirit of God. 12We have not received the spirit of the world, but the Spirit who is from God, that we may understand what God has freely given us. 13And this is what we speak, not in words taught us by human wisdom, but in words taught by the Spirit, expressing spiritual truths in spiritual words. 14 For they are foolishness to him and he - 1 Corinthians 2:10-14 Wishful thinking. You wish I am doing it with so much head knowledge. |
Yusuf54: alBHAGDADI:He was abused and punished, but he didn't open his mouth. He was led like a lamb to the slaughter. He was like a sheep that is silent when its wool is cut off. He didn't open his mouth. - Isaiah 53:7 The passage of scripture which he was reading was this: "He was like a sheep that is taken to be slaughtered, like a lamb that makes no sound when its wool is cut off. He did not say a word. - Acts 8:32 alBHAGDADI:KJV isnt the earliest |
Primesky:Maybe it's because I am a glutton for punishment Reading your next nine sections below that I am responding to, is evidence of this Primesky:Wishful thinking. You wish, I have shot myself on the foot. Primesky:Please reproduce here, where I typed and you claim I've said: Jesus always speaks in parable to the non disciples, but plainly to His disciples. If you cant, if you are unable to, then please retract that false statement and tender apologies accordingly Primesky:He did not say anything to them without a parable. But privately He explained all things to His own disciples. - Mark 4:34 When Jesus had left the crowd and gone indoors, his disciples came to him and said, "Tell us what the parable about the weeds in the field means." (i.e. please explain to us that parable of the tares and of the field.'') - Matthew 13:36 Later, when Jesus was alone with the twelve disciples and with the others who were gathered around, they asked him what the parables meant - Mark 4:10 His disciples began questioning Him as to what this parable meant. - Luke 8:9 I remember vividly posting Mark 4:34 above, with the emboldened and underlined. How could you have missed not reading or seeing it? Even if you missed Mark 4:34, what about the other three, namely Matthew 13:36, Mark 4:10 and Luke 8:9? Seems you willingly ignored the greater part of the content of my earlier post Primesky:It is ignorance that leads you to make such an unbearable comment. I will leave anymore response on this section until later because I'll adequately be addressing it somewhere else down below Primesky:What exactly is your point here Primesky? 1/ Are you saying, dead people still have hands, after they are buried and their bodies get decomposed? 2/ Do you not know what Mark 9:43 is? 3/ Is it that you think/thought Mark 9:43 is a parable? 4/ Are you familiar with common figures of speech Jesus often used in His earthly ministry teachings? 5/ Do you know from answering #4/ above, which of the figures of speech, Mark 9:43 comes under? Primesky:1/ Primesky, do you know that, all scripture is inspired by God? 2/ Do you know that, translation of the bible into other languages from the original text is not inspired by God? 3a/ Do you know that, when the books of the Bible were originally written there were no such things as chapters or verses? 3b/ Do you know that each book of the bible was written without any breaks, from the beginning to the end. 4/ Now do you also know that, dividing the bible into chapters and verses is not inspired by God When Jesus noticed how the guests chose the places of honor, He told them a parable: - Luke 14:7 The first step Primesky, in Bible understanding and correct interpretation, is to ignore its chapter and verse divisions. Now Primesky, if you had abided by this useful rule of thumb, you would have noticed that Luke chapter 16, traced, actually goes, as far back, as Luke 14:1 and that Luke 14:7 reproduced above, is the start, of a series of parables spoken, that extends to Luke chapter 16. Primesky:I am not responsible for convincing you. I have told you what water symbolically meant in the parable, if you like, dont accept what it symbolically meant in the parable. 1/ Do you know what happened, what Jesus did, a few weeks after He narrated that parable of the Rich man and Poor man named Lazarus? 2/ Most of the verisimilitude characters in Jesus' parable hardly have names, but the name of the poor man was given. Do you know why Jesus, on purpose, gave Lazarus, as the name of the poor man, in that parable? Primesky:But the Holy Spirit will come and help you, because the Father will send the Spirit to take my place. The Spirit will teach you everything and will remind you of what I said while I was with you. - John 14:26 However, when the Spirit of truth comes, He will guide you into all truth. For He will not speak on His own, but He will speak what He hears, and He will declare to you what is to come - John 16:13 Primesky who does the explaining? Who is responsible for the explanation? Hmm? I know John 14:26 and John 16:13 above, both, easily are understood and so need no interpreting them. Primesky:The truth will always be the truth even if no one believes it. You come across like one of the people in the bible Jesus tells parables to. Hearing, they dont really listen, nor do they even try to understand Reading, they do not read posts properly nor read to understand Seeing, they do not see because the more, they look, the less, they see. Truth will always be truth, regardless of lack of understanding, ignorance or disbelief. My special sympathy for your lack of understanding, ignorance and/or disbelief. |
Primesky:When Jesus noticed how the guests chose the places of honor, He told them a parable: - Luke 14:7 Then Jesus told them this parable: - Luke 15:3 Jesus also said to His disciples... - Luke 16:1a And He told them many things in parables, saying, A farmer went out to sow his seed - Matthew 13:3 34Jesus always used stories and illustrations like these when speaking to the crowds. In fact, he never spoke to them without using such parables. 35This fulfilled what God had spoken through the prophet: "I will speak to you in parables. I will explain things hidden since the creation of the world." - Matthew 13:34-35 He did not say anything to them without a parable. But privately He explained all things to His own disciples. - Mark 4:34 Primesky, remember I earlier wrote, just because you're telling a joke, it doesnt necessarily mean, the joke is devoid of some element of truth and reality well, so is the same with parables and particular so too, with the case of the parable of the Rich man and Poor man, Lazarus. As can be seen with Luke 14:7, Luke 15:3, Luke 16:1a etcetra above Jesus, told quite a sizeable amount of parables, varying in total, between a number of 45 and 60. They usually have a plethora of lessons and moral truth in them. Also, a good amount of the parables, are a faithful representation of reality, told, as a story, with verisimilitude characters, the Rich man & Poor man named, Lazarus characters, are examples of one Primesky:Yes, there is/was a demarcation, and its a demarcation that is impossible to cross. By the way, contrary to popular belief/opinion, there is not an interim place, called Hell or Hades where people, go to and languish in fiery torment, pending the white throne judgement That is part of Greek mythology Grave/tomb/sepulchre sites are merely places of deposit for a corpse. So, sheol, in an oversimplified or elementary manner, can be grave or has been referred as grave Sheol, as a matter of fact, is the realm of the dead or departed souls Souls, do not, in the land of the living, linger in the air. Souls, do not, in the land of the living, stay in limbo. Souls, do not, in the land of the living, hang about. Souls, do not make revisit(s), to them/those in the land of the living. Sheol is more of a proper and real biblical Israelite concept, of where, the dead, their souls, are ''interned'' Sheol, as at times, its a grave and at another time, its like an ''airport transit lounge'' Every human being, after drawing their last breath, ends up in Sheol and remain there, waiting, until boarding to their final and respective destination So, Sheol is like being in an airport terminal's departure area The area where you (i.e. think of the Rich man here) hold your ticket, boarding pass and wait with your luggages before taking a flight to your final destination Some airlines, as a service to premium or selected passengers, operate airline lounges, providing the premium or selected passengers with comforts in these lounges, that are better than and beyond, those available in the airport terminal's departure area for regular or economy passengers These premium or selected choice passengers (e.g. think of Father Abraham and the Poor man here), enjoy plush and more comfortable seating, quieter environments, advantage perks are provided. Other privileges may include private meeting rooms, telephones, wireless internet access and other business services, along with provision of free drinks and snacks to enhance passenger comfort. - looks and sounds like a place of bliss, doesnt it? Sheol too, has a model similar to this: There is the Rich man's side aka Hades and there is Abraham's side aka Abraham's bosom aka place of bliss How did/does Sheol exist? Well, until Jesus' parable in the NT, sheol in general, without necessarily distinguishing between righteous or unrighteous souls, has been the realm of the dead or abode of the dead. We have verses in OT (e.g. Psalm 9:17 etcetera) suggesting that the wicked go to sheol but it was Jesus in the NT that brought things into perspective when he shared the hyperbolic illustration of sheol with the story of the Rich Man being elsewhere and Abraham with the Poor Man being on a different side From Jesus' parable, we got to know, Sheol, has two sections with a dividing gulf (i.e. demarcation, as you Primesky, like to put it) The two sections were the Rich man section and Abraham's bosom section Those, initially and who would have been, in the good side of Sheol, (i.e. Abraham's bosom) are now in Paradise The etymology of afterlife from a Jewish point of view and concept (i.e. Sheol, with 2 sections) has changed over time and Sheol, since, has being interchangeably replaced with Gehenna and Hell/Hades Primesky:First and foremost, there's the saying to: Prefer knowledge to wealth, as one is permanent, the other isnt Primesky, the Rich man made three requests and the first one, was an inexcusable self centred one, where he was looking out for himself first Not surprised though, as in the parable, he was potrayed as someone, who lived selfishly during his ifetime Anyway, it wasnt until when he found out that his first request cant be granted, that he then switched to making a second and third request, for the sake of his other five brothers, now looking out for them Water, in this context and in that parable, is used as a metaphor, representing truth and knowledge Lazarus, already knows the truth and has had the knowledge, so has no need to request for water The Rich man, on the other hand, has just developed a thirst for truth and knowledge, but for him, especially where he is, it is too late for him, to be requesting for water (i.e. truth and knowledge) even a drop of it, is out of the question, because in the location where he's in right now, it's not just a matter of too little, too late it's the fact that his destination, at the point is SEALED, and so cant be changed or reversed. Primesky:You're right that the Rich man complained about being in torment and noted that Lazarus was being comforted in Abraham's bossom in the same Sheol but the Rich man never once asked why he was in the place of torment part of Sheol and why Lazarus was in Sheol's other part, the place of comfort The Rich man seems, to have not fight the decision of being in the place of torment. Seems to know he belonged there He didnt even try to get transfer across to the Lazarus Sheol's other part, the place of comfort Looks like he knew he deserved to be in the place where he found himself One of the things, to take away and learn from that parable, is that, there is a place, after death, that people will find themselves and wont dispute or argue for being there Primesky:When Jesus had left the crowd and gone indoors, his disciples came to him and said, "Tell us what the parable about the weeds in the field means." (i.e. please explain to us that parable of the tares and of the field.'') - Matthew 13:36 Later, when Jesus was alone with the twelve disciples and with the others who were gathered around, they asked him what the parables meant - Mark 4:10 His disciples began questioning Him as to what this parable meant. - Luke 8:9 |
lightblazingnow, more in spelt out clear and uncertain terms is needed on the easy thing(s) that will give one a free pass welcome into the Kingdom of Heaven Need more info on the deception too |
Primesky: TATIME:Hell or better put, Hades, actually is a Greek concept, the Jews have no concept of Hell or Hades they have sheol, alright but the concept of Hell or Hades, is a Greek one. Sheol is more of a proper and real biblical Israelite concept of where the dead are ''interned'' Sheol in an oversimplified or elementary manner can be grave or has been referred as grave Grave/tomb/sepulchre sites are merely places of deposit for a corpse. Sheol is the realm of the dead or departed souls - Souls do not linger in the air. Souls do not stay in limbo. Souls do not hang about. Souls do not make revisits Until Jesus in the NT, Sheol in general, without necessarily distinguishing between righteous or unrighteous souls, has been the realm of the dead or abode of the dead We have verses in OT (e.g. Psalm 9:17 etcetera) suggesting that the wicked go to Sheol but it was Jesus in the NT that brought things into perspective when he shared the hyperbolic illustration of Sheol with the story of the Rich Man being elsewhere and Abraham with the Poor Man being on a different side Remember just like because you're telling a joke, it doesnt necessarily mean, the joke is devoid of some element of truth and reality so is the case with the parable of the rich man and poor man. Sheol (i.e. the original Hebrew concept of afterlife) now has gray lines shared with Gehenna (i.e. the refuse dump in Jerusalem hyperbolically referred to by Jesus in Matthew 5:29 Matthew 18:9 and Mark 9:47) and Hell (i.e. a Greek mythology and Greek concept of afterlife) which arent really understood The etymology of afterlife from a Jewish concept (i.e. Sheol, with 2 sections) has changed over time and Sheol, since, has being interchangeably replaced with Gehenna and Hell/Hades Reiterating, hell which has become synonymous with Hades, is neither Hebrew or Greek in origin Sheol is, what you'll find in the original Hebrew text for any word for Hell In other places, Hades or Hell was the Greek substitution for the part of Sheol where the Rich man is from the Parable of the Rich Man and Lazarus As a matter of fact, Hell, actually finds it roots in the classic Greek mythology, Hades where Hades interestingly and actually, was the ancient Greek god of the underworld. This god's name (i.e. Hades) later turned to mean the place or abode of the dead, which actually is exactly what Sheol is, what is signifies or represents. Talking about Gehenna, well it is a valley, a valley in Jerusalem, used as a dumping refuse site and so was used by Jesus to depict the Lake of fire (i.e. it is a place of destruction, as in, via incineration, a place for destroying things) As earlier mentioned, Gehenna was the incinerating refuse dump in Jerusalem Hades however, historically and originally is the name of a Greek god until it got turned to meaning the place or abode of the dead It later got interchanged with hell, which is from a German word root It was bible translators who were substituing the original Hebrew word Sheol (i.e. the part where the dead of the Rich man sort are), with Greek counterparts Hades/Hell that made hell stick with us today Death is not a physical person but it will cease to exist because it will be destroyed when figuratively thrown into a physical lake of fire |
orisa37:But I know that the king of Egypt will not let you go, unless a mighty hand forces him. - Exodus 3:19 He is, being left kept, for such times as when |
TATIME:Your point, TATIME, is? ![]() What is the point(s) you're trying to make with that screen grab? |
Primesky: OneJ:[img]https://s1/images/OneJ.jpg[/img] 5Have this in your mind, which was also in Christ Jesus, 6who, existing in the form of God, didn't consider equality with God a thing to be grasped, 7but emptied himself, taking the form of a servant, being made in the likeness of men. 8And being found in human form... - Philippians 2:5-8a OneJ, in actual fact, ntgreek.org admitted that "the word was a god" is very incorrect. Una no see am, ntgreek nefa agree say "the word was a god". For where? Besides, Philippians 2:5-8a above, if fact, hin ntgreek, too come conclude, say: "Jesus is God" Allelulai! See am from the above screenshot blue highlighted section |
Primesky:Everything you're saying, bar the old wives' tales, are irrefutable Please stay focus brother. Leave out fiction and moving into realms of fantasy |
Primesky:OneJ has so far been faring well and not doing badly actually. However, if there's one thing to agree to disagree with OneJ on, it is these two fundamentals |
Primesky:C'mon now Primesky, stay focused and avoid or steer clear of old wives' tales |
Freh:[img]https://s1/images/Longsuffering.jpg[/img] You like Greek salad, right? Want some mayonnaise with it?. Knock yourself out. Bon appétit Freh:You're trying to force an acceptance that longsuffering is old English for forebearance or to endure This is an argument for you, as you're bent on exchanging your ignorance on here It is not fact, as your statement doesnt add up to reality Freh:Do you at all know the difference between shield and buckler? If you don't recognise the nuance between shield and buckler, as the reason why they're both used in a same sentence Why am I not surprised, you dont recognise the nuance between forbearance and longsuffering, consequently why they're both used in the same sentence Longsuffering is a function of forbearance Freh, show where the bible uses repetitions all the time, like, you are my shield and buckler, when both of them are the same thing and let's both you and I, examine the verse together, to see whether or not they both, really are the same thing Freh:If you had slowly and carefully read the comments I posted, you would have found your comment being ignorant unneccesarily. Longsuffering is an adjective describing the noun forbearance Forbearance, is patient self-control, restraint and tolerance. Longsuffering, is patiently enduring lasting offense having or showing patience in spite of troubles, especially those caused by other people, things or bad behaviour Longsuffering means, to politely or patiently forbear forbear, as in, restrain an impulse to do something or to stop oneself from doing something, though you have the opportunity or the right to do it. Freh:But Jesus said, Suffer little children, and forbid them not, to come unto me: for of such is the kingdom of heaven. - Matthew 19:14 SMH. You must be a learner, just plain ignorant or both, to within the context of the OP, to have said, God is not suffering and cannot suffer in His true form How is God longsuffering? How can God suffer? How is God suffering? Reiterating, God can suffer, God is suffering or God longsuffers, by putting up with us God can suffer, God is suffering or God longsuffers, by accepting, in a patient way, an unpleasant situation or continue to accept, in a patient way, someone who behaves unpleasantly So, God can suffer, God is suffering or God longsuffers, by accepting someone or anything unpleasant, in a patient way |
orisa37:By His stripes we are healed but that He is suffering by being patient, holding back judgement, buying and giving us time, to repent and receive salvation |
Freh:Or despisest thou the riches of his goodness and forbearance and longsuffering; not knowing that the goodness of God leadeth thee to repentance? - Romans 2:4 KJV Longsuffering is an adjective describing the noun forbearance Forbearance, is patient self-control, restraint and tolerance. Longsuffering, is patiently enduring lasting offense having or showing patience in spite of troubles, especially those caused by other people, things or bad behaviour Longsuffering means, to politely or patiently forbear forbear, as in, restrain an impulse to do something or to stop oneself from doing something, though you have the opportunity or the right to do it. Freh, we see, in Romans 2:4 "old English" KJV above, forbearance and longsuffering used together and at the same time, in a single verse, to make a point. Freh:And the LORD passed by before him, and proclaimed, The LORD, The LORD God, merciful and gracious, longsuffering, and abundant in goodness and truth - Exodus 34:6 The LORD is longsuffering, and of great mercy, forgiving iniquity and transgression... - Numbers 14:18a God is suffering, actually correctly put, God is longsuffering. God can suffer, God suffers, God is suffering, and in every sense of the word, God is longsuffering How is God longsuffering? How can God suffer? How is God suffering? God can suffer, God is suffering or God longsuffers, by putting up with us God can suffer, God is suffering or God longsuffers, by accepting, in a patient way, an unpleasant situation or continue to accept, in a patient way, someone who behaves unpleasantly So, God can suffer, God is suffering or God longsuffers, by accepting someone or anything unpleasant, in a patient way. Freh:1I therefore, the prisoner of the Lord, beseech you that ye walk worthy of the vocation wherewith ye are called, 2With all lowliness and meekness, with longsuffering, forbearing, one another in love; 3Endeavouring to keep the unity of the Spirit in the bond of peace. - Ephesians 4:1-3 Put on therefore, as the elect of God, holy and beloved, bowels of mercies, kindness, humbleness of mind, meekness, longsuffering; - Colossians 3:12 And we exhort you, brethren, admonish the disorderly, encourage the fainthearted, support the weak, be longsuffering toward all - 1 Thessalonians 5:14 But the fruit of the Spirit is love, joy, peace, longsuffering, gentleness, goodness, faith - Galatians 5:22 What part(s) of God's gift to us, are we keeping imprisoned? What part(s) of God's gift to us, are we keeping from seeing the light of the day? What part(s) of the Spirit within us, cries out for release for quickening? Freh:Gone off the track with this comment What is "it is this cry and groaning from within that the prophets portray in their texts"? |
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budaatum:One man's crap is another man's treasure. |
budaatum:What does "Hollad!" mean? budaatum:What's with "Again!" ![]() I said: "Let me know if you accept and agree to having it done in camera, then I'll holler you, in camera there, what the terms are." but you havent, made it clear nor come back yet to say, whether or not, you dont mind, the in camera arrangement |
budaatum:I even tire myself. Yes, because you're a GOAT, and only one worthy on the thread that showed genuine, sincere and honest interest plus the hunger, craving, glutton for information, swayed to share and go into depth with you on the matter. Let me know if you accept and agree to having it done in camera, then I'll holler you, in camera there, what the terms are. If the terms suit you, then we can rock and roll We going to have a ball, so look forward to filling your boots up. budaatum:Wrong move. Premature ejaculation (PE) loading things |
dalaman:I hear you. This is the last one. It was one out of my gesture of goodwill responses |
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