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Aemmyjah:
😂
Some people are not worth half a second of your attention
We must give everyone quality
We must give everyone the best answer
What is best is only given to few, not all

Some people here have the honor to get the best answer from me, anytime and anyday- Silence is the best answer for those honorables

Some people are not worth half a second of your attention

We must give everyone quality

We must give everyone the best answer

What is best is only given to few, not all

Some people here have the honor to get the best answer from me, anytime and anyday- Silence is the best answer for those honorables

Aemmyjah:
😂
Some people are not worth half a second of your attention
We must give everyone quality
We must give everyone the best answer
What is best is only given to few, not all
Some people here have the honor to get the best answer from me, anytime and anyday- Silence is the best answer for those honorables

MaxInDHouse:
Aemmyjah! Aemmyjah!!
You're not a GOOD Christian jọọ!

Aemmyjah:
The door of silence is always open to fools
We'll even remove the door so they can easily access it. His desperation for attention to malign us is greater than love. 😂

MaxInDHouse:
Our silence is hurting him really bad!

Dearis God o!

Our silence is hurting him really bad!

Aemmyjah:
The door of silence is always open to fools
We'll even remove the door so they can easily access it


His desperation for attention to malign us is greater than love
😂

MaxInDHouse:
Aemmyjah! Aemmyjah!!
You're not a GOOD Christian jọọ!

achorladey:
Apology from MaxInDHouse aka the madness and insanities peddling peddler. That guy build alot of reputation abusing, insulting and given people all sorts of names in order to make his religious organization look good


MaxInDHouse that will say others are mad and added that it shows they are not Jesus followers or true Christians .

The next moment somebody say MaxInDHouse is mad, he jumps into the Bible saying and quoting where Jesus was called mad and that is evidence that he is a true Christian and follower Of Christ


The above are the evidence of madness and insanities peddling from the brains of MaxInDHouse

Aemmyjah:
Since Jesus prayed that his disciples be one just as he and his father are one and Jesus called them his brothers? Is the number not more than 10?
Jesus said the father his greater than himself

MaxInDHouse:
Our silence is hurting him really bad!

Dearis God o!

apogyizi:
You CAN LOSE YOUR SALVATION. it was freely given, yet rejecting it, is what puts you on the path of damnation.

As a believer, You have got to WORK IT OUT DAILY. Being unrepentant about sin, especially hidden sins, is you choosing to go back to join the damned.

It is of the heart we receive salvation, it is of the heart it is MAINTAINED.

SALVATION MUST BE MAINTAINED IF YOU MUST OBTAIN ETERNAL LIFE!

Kingsnairaland:
You did not work to be saved you can only lose what you work for

You were bought with a price the price of the blood of Jesus our God

Kindly read the past explanation I gave then state a verse that has you still thinking that you can lose it.

apogyizi:
😂🤣😂🤣😂

Kingsnairaland:
Question 2 Peter 2:20-22

2 Peter 2:20-22
20 Certainly if after escaping from the defilements of the world by an accurate knowledge of the Lord and Savior Jesus Christ, they get involved again with these very things and are overcome, their final state has become worse for them than the first.
21 It would have been better for them not to have accurately known the path of righteousness than after knowing it to turn away from the holy commandment they had received.
22 What the true proverb says has happened to them: “The dog has returned to its own vomit, and the sow that was bathed to rolling in the mire.”
Answer..

In this world of anxiety and fear, it is a radical thing to proclaim the eternal security of the believer.

One with the Lord, your future is the same as his. No one can snatch you from his hand; nothing can separate you from his love.

Yet every time I say stuff like this, someone will point to 2 Peter 2 as though this one chapter could undo the many promises of God and make Christ’s saving work of no effect.

“Peter writes about Christians who forsook the Lord and were condemned,” they say. “So much for once saved, always saved.”

Aargh. You got me. That one verse undoes the whole Bible.

Sheesh.

Hardly a month goes by when I don’t have occasion to talk about 2 Peter 2. Does 2 Peter 2 say you can lose your salvation? No! In this chapter, Peter warns about false teachers who deny the Lord and teach heresy. He is NOT referring to Christians. These heretics are slaves of depravity (v.19) who never stop sinning (v.14). They are not saints but brute beasts who are condemned to perish (v.12).

But were these sinners once saints? Were they Christians who lost the way, and fell beyond the reach of grace?

This is an important question, because if they were once saved, then you can lose your salvation. Just as these false teachers were doomed to reap “swift destruction,” you too could be headed for hell – if you don’t take care.

Is Peter talking about backslidden Christians?
According to nearly every commentary I have read, the answer is they will say is yes.

Because they don't know Bible
They say this are
“These were genuine Christians who turned their back on God and will now get a worse punishment than the one who never met Jesus.”

Oh so we can now say oh happy day.... Well not yet now

Even certain grace teachers are convinced that Peter is describing former Christians who are now damned. But were these people ever saved? At first glance, the evidence seems clear enough, for Peter says these false teachers…

– have left the right way and gone astray (v.15)
– have escaped the defilements of the world only to become entangled again (v.20)
– once knew the Lord and Savior Jesus Christ (v.20) and the way of righteousness (v.21)
– have returned to the muck like a pig (v.22)

So there you have it. Close your Bibles and get busy working out your salvation because if you don’t stay on the right way you’re doomed. Like these guys. “Blackest darkness is reserved for them” (v.17), and you too if you’re not careful.

And yet, don’t you find it interesting that Peter never says, “Be warned, dear friends, what happened to them could happen to you”?

He never says it because it CANNOT happen. The very idea that our sins could outlast God’s grace is absurd.

I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again: You may shipwreck your faith, and go astray, but your heavenly Father will never abandon or forsake you. What the Lord begins he finishes.

So how do we read 2 Peter 2?
The key to unlocking this passage is Balaam:

They (the false teachers) have left the straight way and wandered off to follow the way of Balaam son of Bezer, who loved the wages of wickedness. (2 Peter 2:15)

You may recall that Balaam the prophet was recruited by the king of Moab to curse the children of Israel (Numbers 22-24). But after encountering the Lord three times – one encounter famously involved a talking donkey and an angel – Balaam did a volte-face and blessed the children of Israel instead.

Smart man, that Balaam.

The Moabite king was furious that Balaam had not done what he asked. So Balaam, realizing he was about to be sent home empty-handed, taught the king how to defeat Israel (Rev 2:14).

Long story short, the men of Israel were seduced by Moabite women and turned away from the Lord (Num 25:1-3). They were on the doorstep of the Promised Land yet they almost never entered, all because of greedy Balaam.

Not so smart man, that Balaam.

The Israelites eventually repented and pressed on to Canaan. On the way they killed the false prophet Balaam who had done them so much harm (Num 31:8

Bye bye, Balaam.

When Peter says, “These false teachers are just like Balaam,” he’s saying they are on the wrong side of God. “By perverting the gospel, they are trying to curse what God has blessed. And like Balaam, they will come to a bad end.”

With this key in hand, we can now unlock the difficult verses of 2 Peter 2.

Who are the followers of Balaam?
Verse 15: They have forsaken the right way, and gone astray, following the way of Balaam who loved the wages of unrighteousness…

Peter is not describing Christians but people who have known the way to go – as Balaam did – and rejected it. Balaam had a personal encounter with the Lord. He heard God speak,
But when the money was on the table, Balaam made the wrong choice. He opposed God just as false teachers do whenever they pervert the gospel.

Verse 20: For if, after they have escaped the defilements of the world by the knowledge of the Lord and Savior Jesus Christ, they are again entangled in them and are overcome, the last state has become worse for them than the first.

Balaam initially stood up to the king of Moab, yet he never aligned himself with the Lord. Which was strange. If the Israelites were as blessed as he said, why not join them? Why stay with the cursed king of Moab?

The prophet was like those Hebrews who escaped the defilements of Egypt but did not enter the Promised Land. They came out but never went in. They died in the wilderness on account of unbelief.

Verse 21: For it would be better for them not to have known the way of righteousness, than having known it, to turn away from the holy commandment handed on to them.

The one who rejects the way of righteousness (the gospel) is worse off than the one who has not heard it because he has hardened his heart to that which could save him. He has refused the Lord’s holy command to “repent and believe the good news” (see 1 John 3:23).

I hope you can see that a follower of Balaam is not a follower of Jesus. It is someone who has heard and rejected the gospel. They’ve had an encounter with the Lord but turned their back. They’ve tasted the bread of life and spat it out. They have not responded with faith to the grace of God.

Verse 22: It has happened to them according to the true proverb, “A dog returns to its own vomit,” and, “A sow, after washing, returns to wallowing in the mire.”

A Christian is not a dog or a pig! A washed sow remains a sow, but a Christian is a brand new creation.

If you don’t know about your union with Christ, you may fall for the lie that says you can lose your salvation. You may even think that Peter is describing condemned Christians.

Fear not; there is no such thing.... Because your salvation is forever nothing can separate you from God


Read it take your time and wait for the next response from me I will explain the other chapters in the next post I post let me study it

Kingsnairaland:
The day you will expirence holy spirit power will be the day you believe in him because he is a person not just only an animate force.

Kingsnairaland:
Question 2 Peter 2:20-22

2 Peter 2:20-22
20 Certainly if after escaping from the defilements of the world by an accurate knowledge of the Lord and Savior Jesus Christ, they get involved again with these very things and are overcome, their final state has become worse for them than the first.
21 It would have been better for them not to have accurately known the path of righteousness than after knowing it to turn away from the holy commandment they had received.
22 What the true proverb says has happened to them: “The dog has returned to its own vomit, and the sow that was bathed to rolling in the mire.”
Answer..

In this world of anxiety and fear, it is a radical thing to proclaim the eternal security of the believer.

One with the Lord, your future is the same as his. No one can snatch you from his hand; nothing can separate you from his love.

Yet every time I say stuff like this, someone will point to 2 Peter 2 as though this one chapter could undo the many promises of God and make Christ’s saving work of no effect.

“Peter writes about Christians who forsook the Lord and were condemned,” they say. “So much for once saved, always saved.”

Aargh. You got me. That one verse undoes the whole Bible.

Sheesh.

Hardly a month goes by when I don’t have occasion to talk about 2 Peter 2. Does 2 Peter 2 say you can lose your salvation? No! In this chapter, Peter warns about false teachers who deny the Lord and teach heresy. He is NOT referring to Christians. These heretics are slaves of depravity (v.19) who never stop sinning (v.14). They are not saints but brute beasts who are condemned to perish (v.12).

But were these sinners once saints? Were they Christians who lost the way, and fell beyond the reach of grace?

This is an important question, because if they were once saved, then you can lose your salvation. Just as these false teachers were doomed to reap “swift destruction,” you too could be headed for hell – if you don’t take care.

Is Peter talking about backslidden Christians?
According to nearly every commentary I have read, the answer is they will say is yes.

Because they don't know Bible
They say this are
“These were genuine Christians who turned their back on God and will now get a worse punishment than the one who never met Jesus.”

Oh so we can now say oh happy day.... Well not yet now

Even certain grace teachers are convinced that Peter is describing former Christians who are now damned. But were these people ever saved? At first glance, the evidence seems clear enough, for Peter says these false teachers…

– have left the right way and gone astray (v.15)
– have escaped the defilements of the world only to become entangled again (v.20)
– once knew the Lord and Savior Jesus Christ (v.20) and the way of righteousness (v.21)
– have returned to the muck like a pig (v.22)

So there you have it. Close your Bibles and get busy working out your salvation because if you don’t stay on the right way you’re doomed. Like these guys. “Blackest darkness is reserved for them” (v.17), and you too if you’re not careful.

And yet, don’t you find it interesting that Peter never says, “Be warned, dear friends, what happened to them could happen to you”?

He never says it because it CANNOT happen. The very idea that our sins could outlast God’s grace is absurd.

I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again: You may shipwreck your faith, and go astray, but your heavenly Father will never abandon or forsake you. What the Lord begins he finishes.

So how do we read 2 Peter 2?
The key to unlocking this passage is Balaam:

They (the false teachers) have left the straight way and wandered off to follow the way of Balaam son of Bezer, who loved the wages of wickedness. (2 Peter 2:15)

You may recall that Balaam the prophet was recruited by the king of Moab to curse the children of Israel (Numbers 22-24). But after encountering the Lord three times – one encounter famously involved a talking donkey and an angel – Balaam did a volte-face and blessed the children of Israel instead.

Smart man, that Balaam.

The Moabite king was furious that Balaam had not done what he asked. So Balaam, realizing he was about to be sent home empty-handed, taught the king how to defeat Israel (Rev 2:14).

Long story short, the men of Israel were seduced by Moabite women and turned away from the Lord (Num 25:1-3). They were on the doorstep of the Promised Land yet they almost never entered, all because of greedy Balaam.

Not so smart man, that Balaam.

The Israelites eventually repented and pressed on to Canaan. On the way they killed the false prophet Balaam who had done them so much harm (Num 31:8

Bye bye, Balaam.

When Peter says, “These false teachers are just like Balaam,” he’s saying they are on the wrong side of God. “By perverting the gospel, they are trying to curse what God has blessed. And like Balaam, they will come to a bad end.”

With this key in hand, we can now unlock the difficult verses of 2 Peter 2.

Who are the followers of Balaam?
Verse 15: They have forsaken the right way, and gone astray, following the way of Balaam who loved the wages of unrighteousness…

Peter is not describing Christians but people who have known the way to go – as Balaam did – and rejected it. Balaam had a personal encounter with the Lord. He heard God speak,
But when the money was on the table, Balaam made the wrong choice. He opposed God just as false teachers do whenever they pervert the gospel.

Verse 20: For if, after they have escaped the defilements of the world by the knowledge of the Lord and Savior Jesus Christ, they are again entangled in them and are overcome, the last state has become worse for them than the first.

Balaam initially stood up to the king of Moab, yet he never aligned himself with the Lord. Which was strange. If the Israelites were as blessed as he said, why not join them? Why stay with the cursed king of Moab?

The prophet was like those Hebrews who escaped the defilements of Egypt but did not enter the Promised Land. They came out but never went in. They died in the wilderness on account of unbelief.

Verse 21: For it would be better for them not to have known the way of righteousness, than having known it, to turn away from the holy commandment handed on to them.

The one who rejects the way of righteousness (the gospel) is worse off than the one who has not heard it because he has hardened his heart to that which could save him. He has refused the Lord’s holy command to “repent and believe the good news” (see 1 John 3:23).

I hope you can see that a follower of Balaam is not a follower of Jesus. It is someone who has heard and rejected the gospel. They’ve had an encounter with the Lord but turned their back. They’ve tasted the bread of life and spat it out. They have not responded with faith to the grace of God.

Verse 22: It has happened to them according to the true proverb, “A dog returns to its own vomit,” and, “A sow, after washing, returns to wallowing in the mire.”

A Christian is not a dog or a pig! A washed sow remains a sow, but a Christian is a brand new creation.

If you don’t know about your union with Christ, you may fall for the lie that says you can lose your salvation. You may even think that Peter is describing condemned Christians.

Fear not; there is no such thing.... Because your salvation is forever nothing can separate you from God


Read it take your time and wait for the next response from me I will explain the other chapters in the next post I post let me study it

Kingsnairaland:
Question 2 Peter 2:20-22


Answer..

In this world of anxiety and fear, it is a radical thing to proclaim the eternal security of the believer.

One with the Lord, your future is the same as his. No one can snatch you from his hand; nothing can separate you from his love.

Yet every time I say stuff like this, someone will point to 2 Peter 2 as though this one chapter could undo the many promises of God and make Christ’s saving work of no effect.

“Peter writes about Christians who forsook the Lord and were condemned,” they say. “So much for once saved, always saved.”

Aargh. You got me. That one verse undoes the whole Bible.

Sheesh.

Hardly a month goes by when I don’t have occasion to talk about 2 Peter 2. Does 2 Peter 2 say you can lose your salvation? No! In this chapter, Peter warns about false teachers who deny the Lord and teach heresy. He is NOT referring to Christians. These heretics are slaves of depravity (v.19) who never stop sinning (v.14). They are not saints but brute beasts who are condemned to perish (v.12).

But were these sinners once saints? Were they Christians who lost the way, and fell beyond the reach of grace?

This is an important question, because if they were once saved, then you can lose your salvation. Just as these false teachers were doomed to reap “swift destruction,” you too could be headed for hell – if you don’t take care.

Is Peter talking about backslidden Christians?
According to nearly every commentary I have read, the answer is they will say is yes.

Because they don't know Bible
They say this are
“These were genuine Christians who turned their back on God and will now get a worse punishment than the one who never met Jesus.”

Oh so we can now say oh happy day.... Well not yet now

Even certain grace teachers are convinced that Peter is describing former Christians who are now damned. But were these people ever saved? At first glance, the evidence seems clear enough, for Peter says these false teachers…

– have left the right way and gone astray (v.15)
– have escaped the defilements of the world only to become entangled again (v.20)
– once knew the Lord and Savior Jesus Christ (v.20) and the way of righteousness (v.21)
– have returned to the muck like a pig (v.22)

So there you have it. Close your Bibles and get busy working out your salvation because if you don’t stay on the right way you’re doomed. Like these guys. “Blackest darkness is reserved for them” (v.17), and you too if you’re not careful.

And yet, don’t you find it interesting that Peter never says, “Be warned, dear friends, what happened to them could happen to you”?

He never says it because it CANNOT happen. The very idea that our sins could outlast God’s grace is absurd.

I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again: You may shipwreck your faith, and go astray, but your heavenly Father will never abandon or forsake you. What the Lord begins he finishes.

So how do we read 2 Peter 2?
The key to unlocking this passage is Balaam:

They (the false teachers) have left the straight way and wandered off to follow the way of Balaam son of Bezer, who loved the wages of wickedness. (2 Peter 2:15)

You may recall that Balaam the prophet was recruited by the king of Moab to curse the children of Israel (Numbers 22-24). But after encountering the Lord three times – one encounter famously involved a talking donkey and an angel – Balaam did a volte-face and blessed the children of Israel instead.

Smart man, that Balaam.

The Moabite king was furious that Balaam had not done what he asked. So Balaam, realizing he was about to be sent home empty-handed, taught the king how to defeat Israel (Rev 2:14).

Long story short, the men of Israel were seduced by Moabite women and turned away from the Lord (Num 25:1-3). They were on the doorstep of the Promised Land yet they almost never entered, all because of greedy Balaam.

Not so smart man, that Balaam.

The Israelites eventually repented and pressed on to Canaan. On the way they killed the false prophet Balaam who had done them so much harm (Num 31:8

Bye bye, Balaam.

When Peter says, “These false teachers are just like Balaam,” he’s saying they are on the wrong side of God. “By perverting the gospel, they are trying to curse what God has blessed. And like Balaam, they will come to a bad end.”

With this key in hand, we can now unlock the difficult verses of 2 Peter 2.

Who are the followers of Balaam?
Verse 15: They have forsaken the right way, and gone astray, following the way of Balaam who loved the wages of unrighteousness…

Peter is not describing Christians but people who have known the way to go – as Balaam did – and rejected it. Balaam had a personal encounter with the Lord. He heard God speak,
But when the money was on the table, Balaam made the wrong choice. He opposed God just as false teachers do whenever they pervert the gospel.

Verse 20: For if, after they have escaped the defilements of the world by the knowledge of the Lord and Savior Jesus Christ, they are again entangled in them and are overcome, the last state has become worse for them than the first.

Balaam initially stood up to the king of Moab, yet he never aligned himself with the Lord. Which was strange. If the Israelites were as blessed as he said, why not join them? Why stay with the cursed king of Moab?

The prophet was like those Hebrews who escaped the defilements of Egypt but did not enter the Promised Land. They came out but never went in. They died in the wilderness on account of unbelief.

Verse 21: For it would be better for them not to have known the way of righteousness, than having known it, to turn away from the holy commandment handed on to them.

The one who rejects the way of righteousness (the gospel) is worse off than the one who has not heard it because he has hardened his heart to that which could save him. He has refused the Lord’s holy command to “repent and believe the good news” (see 1 John 3:23).

I hope you can see that a follower of Balaam is not a follower of Jesus. It is someone who has heard and rejected the gospel. They’ve had an encounter with the Lord but turned their back. They’ve tasted the bread of life and spat it out. They have not responded with faith to the grace of God.

Verse 22: It has happened to them according to the true proverb, “A dog returns to its own vomit,” and, “A sow, after washing, returns to wallowing in the mire.”

A Christian is not a dog or a pig! A washed sow remains a sow, but a Christian is a brand new creation.

If you don’t know about your union with Christ, you may fall for the lie that says you can lose your salvation. You may even think that Peter is describing condemned Christians.

Fear not; there is no such thing.... Because your salvation is forever nothing can separate you from God


Read it take your time and wait for the next response from me I will explain the other chapters in the next post I post let me study it

Kingsnairaland:
The day you will expirence holy spirit power will be the day you believe in him because he is a person not just only an animate force.

Aemmyjah:
On the highlighted?
How can something be a person and also an active force

MaxInDHouse:
Guy the Holy Spirit of our own God is His active force i'm not talking about yours so go on working with the spirit of your own God we are doing fine with the spirit of our own God!

Kingsnairaland:
I think many years ago I asked you can a force speak. This is the principle I used in bringing out one guy from Jehovah witnesses.

Kingsnairaland:
You did not work to be saved you can only lose what you work for

You were bought with a price the price of the blood of Jesus our God

Kindly read the past explanation I gave then state a verse that has you still thinking that you can lose it.

Kingsnairaland:
John 17 :11

Holy Father, protect them by Your name, the name You gave me, so that they may be one as we are one

Jesus means...... Jehovah is salvation,” or “Jehovah saves,” or “Jehovah will save


Whatever this name aspect means, it is the precursor to a greater accomplishment;

they may be one as we are one.

This name that Jesus bears is the reason, the principle, to achieve oneness - to the point it that would be impossible if absent.

As the angel said to Joseph, “You shall call his name Jesus, for he will save his people from their sins.” Jesus. Yeshua, meaning “Yahweh saves.”.... Or Jehovah is salvation,” or “Jehovah saves,” or “Jehovah will save

So Jesus was saying to God the father keep my disciples one in faith through the name you have given me
Which you also bear

So where ever the body is of Christ is the name they will use to be one with the son and the father

Will be the name of Jesus.

So any church that wants to be one with both the son and the father must use Jesus name to end all prayers......


Now
This is why Jesus said God the father is greater than him

Philippians 2:5-11 (ESV)

5 Have this mind among yourselves, which is yours in Christ Jesus, 6 who, though he was in the form of God, did not count equality with God a thing to be grasped,.
7 but emptied himself, by taking the form of a servant, being born in the likeness of men. 8 And being found in human form, he humbled himself by becoming obedient to the point of death, even death on a cross.
9 Therefore God has highly exalted him and bestowed on him the name that is above every name, 10 so that at the name of Jesus every knee should bow, in heaven and on earth and under the earth,


Because as fully man and fully God
Jesus empty himself and became a servant.

Now the question you should now think about is why then did God the father give Jesus a name that is greater than all names in the universe the name God gave Jesus is even greater than the fathers name
. Hope you know this.
Hope you know that Jesus name is greater than any name every name that you know.

@ John 14:28 Jesus said:" the Father is greater than I am."
Compare 1 Corinthians 11:3 & John 11:7
The name Jesus was given is NOT Superior to JEHOVAH, his Father's name.

Don't you know that the real meaning of Father is "Senior/Elder"?

Oga Stop DECEIVING YOURSELF.

Kingsnairaland:
I think many years ago I asked you can a force speak.
This is the principle I used in bringing out one guy from Jehovah witnesses.

"The Report said", "the newspaper Editorial said. "Mr Ola told this newspaper"
Oga, is the Report a person speaking?
Is the newspaper Editorial a person speaking?
Is this newspaper a person speaking to Mr Ola?(Screenshots PROVEN evidences).

Jesus Christ has told you that holy spirit is God's finger.
"God's hand is upon him" is a common expression in your own Bible (meaning God's holy spirit is upon him).

Does God's finger have a mouth to speak to you?
Does God's finger grieve?
Oga, personification is very common in your own Bible.
Please learn the lessons in the Screenshots & stop DECEIVING YOURSELF.


If your claim is true,The so called guy nah follow follow wey no dey study Bible.

Kingsnairaland:
You are merely talking from your sensual experience mindset side and this is not biblical your words don't correspond to scripture

And I can show it to you but first.
Read all the pages of the way I explain this saving grace here we are in page 12


If after reading them you still insist that once saved is not saved then you tell me

Then I will ask you one question to show you how your statement are wrong.

MaxInDHouse:
You don't understand spiritual things.

God's Holy Spirit speaks to believers through studying the scriptures and meditating on how Jesus applied what is written not that God's Holy Spirit speaks literally. Get the sense now!

apogyizi:
Did the bible say or not, that you should "workout your salvation in fear and in trembling"?

Janosky:
Oga is Judas Iscariot saved?
Oga, is Adam saved?
Oga, @ Matthew 24:13, is Jesus Christ wrong or your doctrine is wrong?
Please make your choice.

JWs dare NOT disobey Matthew 24:13 doctrine of Jesus Christ.

Janosky:
"The Report said", "the newspaper Editorial said. "Mr Ola told this newspaper"
Oga, is the Report a person speaking?
Is the newspaper Editorial a person speaking?
Is this newspaper a person speaking to Mr Ola?(Screenshots PROVEN evidences).

Jesus Christ has told you that holy spirit is God's finger.
"God's hand is upon him" is a common expression in your own Bible (meaning God's holy spirit is upon him).

Does God's finger have a mouth to speak to you?
Does God's finger grieve?
Oga, personification is very common in your own Bible.
Please learn the lessons in the Screenshots & stop DECEIVING YOURSELF.


If your claim is true,The so called guy nah follow follow wey no dey study Bible.

Janosky:
@ John 14:28 Jesus said:" the Father is greater than I am."
Compare 1 Corinthians 11:3 & John 11:7
The name Jesus was given is NOT Superior to JEHOVAH, his Father's name.

Don't you know that the real meaning of Father is "Senior/Elder"?

Oga Stop DECEIVING YOURSELF.

Kingsnairaland:
I understand all things including spiritual things

You don't understand it that why you think the kingdom of God is a physical temple or physical church or kingdom hall

So if I show you where the holy spirit spoke in the Bible what will you now say.