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Kobojunkiee||nachmonides by Nachmonides(op): 5:31pm On Jan 04, 2025

Hello Kobojunkieee, I think this thread would be great.

Don't derail that thread. I will not respond there.

I'd have to respond to your questions with questions;

1. Do you believe that Jesus' mission to the lost sheep of Israel was only for that time, or do you see His teachings as having a broader, ongoing impact for all nations?

2. If Jesus' statement about the "dogs" was meant to exclude Gentiles forever, why did He later command His disciples to go to all nations, as seen in the Great Commission (Matthew 28:19)?

3. Why do you think Jesus’ instructions to His disciples to go to the lost sheep of Israel in Matthew 10:5-6 were followed by His command to preach to all nations after His resurrection? (Matthew 28:19)

4. If Jesus' claim about making disciples only from Israel was exclusive, why do we see the inclusion of Gentiles throughout the New Testament, especially in Acts and Paul’s writings (Galatians 3:28, Romans 1:16)?

5. Would you agree that Jesus' mission to Israel was a part of God's plan to eventually bring salvation to all people, as promised to Abraham (Genesis 12:3)?

Re: Kobojunkiee||nachmonides by Kobojunkie: 5:54pm On Jan 04, 2025

Nachmonides:
➜Hello Kobojunkieee, I think this thread would be great. Don't derail that thread. I will not respond there. I'd have to respond to your questions with questions;

1. Do you believe that Jesus' mission to the lost sheep of Israel was only for that time, or do you see His teachings as having a broader, ongoing impact for all nations?
2. If Jesus' statement about the "dogs" was meant to exclude Gentiles forever, why did He later command His disciples to go to all nations, as seen in the Great Commission (Matthew 28:19)?
3. Why do you think Jesus’ instructions to His disciples to go to the lost sheep of Israel in Matthew 10:5-6 were followed by His command to preach to all nations after His resurrection? (Matthew 28:19)
4. If Jesus' claim about making disciples only from Israel was exclusive, why do we see the inclusion of Gentiles throughout the New Testament, especially in Acts and Paul’s writings (Galatians 3:28, Romans 1:16)?
5. Would you agree that Jesus' mission to Israel was a part of God's plan to eventually bring salvation to all people, as promised to Abraham (Genesis 12:3)?

I see a lot of attempts in your questions to assert the claims of the man named Paul as though Paul somehow explains away Jesus Christ of Israel when in fact Jesus Christ of Israel proclaimed in His Gospel that the student can never be greater than His master - Matthew 10 vs 24.
⚈So, who should be the one telling us what impact the teachings of Jesus Christ of Israel should have on whom — Jesus Christ of Israel Himself or some other guy named Paul who came in much after Jesus Christ of Israel already declared that His Word was everlasting and hence unchangeable?
⚈Do you consider Paul to be greater than Jesus Christ that you would suggest that the opinions of Paul should in some way impact the meaning of the Words declared by Jesus Christ Himself to all of His followers? undecided

Re: Kobojunkiee||nachmonides by Kobojunkie: 6:08pm On Jan 04, 2025

Nachmonides:
1. Do you believe that Jesus' mission to the lost sheep of Israel was only for that time, or do you see His teachings as having a broader, ongoing impact for all nations?
2. If Jesus' statement about the "dogs" was meant to exclude Gentiles forever, why did He later command His disciples to go to all nations, as seen in the Great Commission (Matthew 28:19)?
3. Why do you think Jesus’ instructions to His disciples to go to the lost sheep of Israel in Matthew 10:5-6 were followed by His command to preach to all nations after His resurrection? (Matthew 28:19)
4. If Jesus' claim about making disciples only from Israel was exclusive, why do we see the inclusion of Gentiles throughout the New Testament, ~~especially in Acts and Paul’s writings~~ (~~Galatians 3:28~~, ~~Romans 1:16~~)?
5. Would you agree that Jesus' mission to Israel was a part of God's plan to eventually bring salvation to all people, as promised to Abraham (Genesis 12:3)?

1. Only for what time? Jesus Christ of Israel declared that the Kingdom of God of Israel which He established by way of the Gospel and Truth of God of Israel — A Law/Constitution— is everlasting. So, what time do you mean?😶

2. Again, Jesus Christ's statement regarding dogs— non-Israelites— did not include any mention of the term Gentiles. 😶

3. If you knew the history of the family of Jacob — Israel — you would know how He could have made such a declaration without contravening any of what He had initially declared including his explicit warning that His disciples not hand that which is Holy(the Gospel) to the dogs — non-Israelites. 🤔
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5. Genesis 12 vs 1 - 6 says nothing of salvation to all of the World. Rather, the term used is blessed. 😶

Re: Kobojunkiee||nachmonides by Nachmonides(op): 6:24pm On Jan 04, 2025

Kobojunkie:
I see a lot of attempts in your questions to assert the claims of the man named Paul as though Paul somehow explains away Jesus Christ of Israel when in fact Jesus Christ of Israel proclaimed in His Gospel that the student can never be greater than His master - Matthew 10 vs 24.
⚈So, who should be the one telling us what impact the teachings of Jesus Christ of Israel should have on whom — Jesus Christ of Israel Himself or some other guy named Paul who came in much after Jesus Christ of Israel already declared that His Word was everlasting and hence unchangeable?
⚈Do you consider Paul to be greater than Jesus Christ that you would suggest that the opinions of Paul should in some way impact the meaning of the Words declared by Jesus Christ Himself to all of His followers?

Paul never taught anything except that which Jesus and those before him taught.

If you don't consider Paul, which of the disciples of Jesus do you then consider—or would you consider them all irrelevant?

Re: Kobojunkiee||nachmonides by Nachmonides(op): 6:26pm On Jan 04, 2025

Kobojunkie:
I see a lot of attempts in your questions to assert the claims of the man named Paul as though Paul somehow explains away Jesus Christ of Israel when in fact Jesus Christ of Israel proclaimed in His Gospel that the student can never be greater than His master - Matthew 10 vs 24.
⚈So, who should be the one telling us what impact the teachings of Jesus Christ of Israel should have on whom — Jesus Christ of Israel Himself or some other guy named Paul who came in much after Jesus Christ of Israel already declared that His Word was everlasting and hence unchangeable?
⚈Do you consider Paul to be greater than Jesus Christ that you would suggest that the opinions of Paul should in some way impact the meaning of the Words declared by Jesus Christ Himself to all of His followers?

When Jesus said, "The student is not greater than the master" (Matthew 10:24, John 13:16), He was emphasizing the relationship of authority and discipleship. The phrase conveys that a disciple (or student) should not expect to be treated better or differently than the one who teaches them (the master or teacher).

There was a context to what was said, it wasn't an open-ended statement.

If the statement "The student is not greater than the master" were interpreted as a general, open-ended principle for all teacher-student relationships, it would still be reasonable in many contexts but not universally applicable.

In the broader, more general sense, it would suggest that a student should not expect to be above their teacher in terms of knowledge, authority, or status, which aligns with the natural dynamic in most educational settings. However, it could be challenged in certain scenarios where students may surpass their teachers in knowledge, skill, or success over time (e.g., in fields where students develop their own unique contributions, such as in science or the arts).

For example:

In a traditional teaching context, a student may one day exceed the teacher in their area of expertise, which would conflict with an overly rigid application of this principle.

Re: Kobojunkiee||nachmonides by Kobojunkie: 6:28pm On Jan 04, 2025

Nachmonides:
➜Paul never taught anything except that which Jesus and those before him taught.
➜If you don't consider Paul, which of the disciples of Jesus do you then consider—or would you consider them all irrelevant?

Your question(4) suggests that Paul's statement directly contravened Jesus Christ of Israel hence the reason why I immediately asked why you feel Paul should be mentioned when the Master is Jesus Christ of Israel and the Law in the Kingdom of God of Israel is Jesus Christ of Israel. 🤔

2. If you have the Word of the Master Himself, what does it matter what the disciple said/opined? Can we please stick to the Law and Truth of God, Jesus Christ since we do in fact have His teachings to work with as it is recorded? 🤔

Re: Kobojunkiee||nachmonides by Kobojunkie: 6:32pm On Jan 04, 2025

Nachmonides:
➜When Jesus said, "The student is not greater than the master" (Matthew 10:24, John 13:16), He was emphasizing the relationship of authority and discipleship. The phrase conveys that a disciple (or student) should not expect to be treated better or differently than the one who teaches them (the master or teacher). There was a context to what was said, it wasn't an open-ended statement.
If the statement "The student is not greater than the master" were interpreted as a general, open-ended principle for all teacher-student relationships, it would still be reasonable in many contexts but not universally applicable.
In the broader, more general sense, it would suggest that a student should not expect to be above their teacher in terms of knowledge, authority, or status, which aligns with the natural dynamic in most educational settings. However, it could be challenged in certain scenarios where students may surpass their teachers in knowledge, skill, or success over time (e.g., in fields where students develop their own unique contributions, such as in science or the arts).
For example:
In a traditional teaching context, a student may one day exceed the teacher in their area of expertise, which would conflict with an overly rigid application of this principle.

Post posting these religious gobbledegooks as responses for Pete's sake! I didn't ask for an explanation or for you to spew your religious lies at me. 🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄

Again, I see a lot of attempts in your questions to assert the claims of the man named Paul as though Paul somehow explains away Jesus Christ of Israel when in fact Jesus Christ of Israel proclaimed in His Gospel that the student can never be greater than His master - Matthew 10 vs 24.
⚈So, who should be the one telling us what impact the teachings of Jesus Christ of Israel should have on whom — Jesus Christ of Israel Himself or some other guy named Paul who came in much after Jesus Christ of Israel already declared that His Word was everlasting and hence unchangeable?
⚈Do you consider Paul to be greater than Jesus Christ that you would suggest that the opinions of Paul should in some way impact the meaning of the Words declared by Jesus Christ Himself to all of His followers? undecided

Simple questions require simple responses not meaningless religious droning! Stop the urge to religiously drone off.... try to see this as a simple literature analysis exercise where you are required to analyze the statements recorded in the text as written. 🙄🙄

Re: Kobojunkiee||nachmonides by Nachmonides(op): 6:32pm On Jan 04, 2025

Kobojunkie:
1. Only for what time? Jesus Christ of Israel declared that the Kingdom of God of Israel which He established by way of the Gospel and Truth of God of Israel — A Law/Constitution— is everlasting. So, what time do you mean?😶

2. Again, Jesus Christ's statement regarding dogs— non-Israelites— did not include any mention of the term Gentiles. 😶

3. If you knew the history of the family of Jacob — Israel — you would know how He could have made such a declaration without contravening any of what He had initially declared including his explicit warning that His disciples not hand that which is Holy(the Gospel) to the dogs — non-Israelites. 🤔
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5. Genesis 12 vs 1 - 6 says nothing of salvation to all of the World. Rather, the term used is blessed. 😶

1. Jesus' Mission and the Kingdom of God: It's true that Jesus proclaimed the Kingdom of God as everlasting (Matthew 4:17), but His initial ministry was focused on Israel (Matthew 15:24). While His message was rooted in Israel’s covenant with God, His death, resurrection, and the subsequent commission to the disciples extended that message globally (Matthew 28:19-20, Acts 1: cool

. The Kingdom, while having a unique foundation in Israel, has always been open to all who accept Christ.

2. "Dogs" and Gentiles: Jesus’ statement about "dogs" (Matthew 15:26) was made in a particular context and was not an absolute rejection of all non-Israelites. His interaction with the Canaanite woman (Matthew 15:21-28) ultimately demonstrates that faith, rather than ethnic identity, determines access to God's mercy. The term "dogs" was a cultural expression, and after His resurrection, Jesus commanded His disciples to make disciples of all nations, not just Israel.

3. Historical Context and Discipleship: Jesus’ focus on Israel (Matthew 10:5-6) was part of the larger story of God's covenant with Israel. Jesus came to fulfill God's promises to Israel, but this fulfillment opened the door for Gentiles to be included in God's plan (Romans 15: cool

. The command to preach to all nations after the resurrection (Matthew 28:19) was a natural progression of this fulfillment, as God's salvation was meant for the entire world (John 3:16).

4. Inclusion of Gentiles: The inclusion of Gentiles in the New Testament is clear and consistent (Acts 10, Galatians 3:28). While Jesus initially focused on Israel, His work opened the way for all people to become part of God's family. This was prophesied in the Old Testament and fulfilled through Christ, as seen in passages like Isaiah 49:6 and Matthew 12:21.

5. Genesis 12 and Blessing to All Nations: You are correct that Genesis 12 speaks of blessings, but these blessings were always intended to extend to all nations through Abraham’s descendants (Israel). The "blessing" in the context of the covenant included the promise of salvation, which was fulfilled in Jesus Christ, who came from Israel to bless all nations (Acts 3:25-26). The blessing of salvation was always part of God’s plan for the world.

Do you consider corroborative evidence at all?

Re: Kobojunkiee||nachmonides by Nachmonides(op): 6:34pm On Jan 04, 2025

Kobojunkie:
Your question(4) suggests that Paul's statement directly contravened Jesus Christ of Israel hence the reason why I immediately asked why you feel Paul should be mentioned when the Master is Jesus Christ of Israel and the Law in the Kingdom of God of Israel is Jesus Christ of Israel. 🤔

2. If you have the Word of the Master Himself, what does it matter what the disciple said/opined? Can we please stick to the Law and Truth of God, Jesus Christ since we do in fact have His teachings to work with as it is recorded? 🤔

1. Paul and Jesus: Paul’s teachings align with Jesus’ message, extending the Gospel to Gentiles after Jesus' resurrection. He doesn't contradict Jesus but helps apply His teachings in broader contexts.

2. Authority of Jesus’ Words: Jesus’ words are the ultimate authority. Paul’s writings clarify Jesus' teachings, especially regarding Gentiles, but always must align with Christ’s message of salvation for all.

Re: Kobojunkiee||nachmonides by Kobojunkie: 6:48pm On Jan 04, 2025

Nachmonides:
1. Jesus' Mission and the Kingdom of God: It's true that Jesus proclaimed the Kingdom of God as everlasting (Matthew 4:17), but His initial ministry was focused on Israel (Matthew 15:24). While His message was rooted in Israel’s covenant with God, His death, resurrection, and the subsequent commission to the disciples extended that message globally (Matthew 28:19-20, Acts 1:. The Kingdom, while having a unique foundation in Israel, has always been open to all who accept Christ.
2. "Dogs" and Gentiles: Jesus’ statement about "dogs" (Matthew 15:26) was made in a particular context and was not an absolute rejection of all non-Israelites. His interaction with the Canaanite woman (Matthew 15:21-28) ultimately demonstrates that faith, rather than ethnic identity, determines access to God's mercy.
➜The term "dogs" was a cultural expression, and after His resurrection, Jesus commanded His disciples to make disciples of all nations, not just Israel.....

1. Jesus Christ of Israel NEVER said anything of having an initial ministry. So, where in His statements does this idea of an INITIAL ministry which you claim come from the context of Matthew 15? undecided

2. The absolute rejection of non-Israelites came instead from Jesus Christ of Israel's statement in which He declared that His Father, YHWH of Israel, sent Him only to the Lost Sheep of Israel, and this same Jesus Christ of Israel proclaimed throughout His Gospel that He did only that which was commanded of Him by His Father— His food is to do the Will of His Father.

Jesus Christ of Israel made the declaration regarding being sent only to the Lost sheep of Israel, not during a conversation with the Canaanite woman but one with His very own disciples.

21 Jesus went from there to the area of Tyre and Sidon.
22 A Canaanite woman from that area came out and began shouting, “Lord, Son of David, please help me! My daughter has a demon inside her, and she is suffering very much.”
23 But Jesus did not answer her. So the followers came to him and said, “Tell her to go away. She keeps crying out and will not leave us alone.”
24 Jesus answered, “God sent me only to the lost people of Israel.”
25 Then the woman came over to Jesus and bowed before him. She said, “Lord, help me!” - Matthew 15 vs 21 - 24

The statement drawing the fact that non-Israelites were the dogs as compared to the Israelites who were regarded as sheep was made by the Canaanite woman in the context. So, why do you keep attempting to belittle the proclamation made by Jesus Christ? undecided

3. Given the fact that Jesus Christ had previously
➛ established that only those of Israel qualified to receive God's mercy by way of David
➛ warned His followers not to give that which is Holy to the dogs - non-Israelites
➛ told them to stay away from the non-israelites when He first sent them out to preach the Gospel
➛ proclaimed that His Word — His teachings and commandments — are everlasting(never to be changed, added to or removed)

don't you see how His sending them out to all nations implies He is sending them only to the Lost Sheep of Israel and not the dogs as well? undecided

Re: Kobojunkiee||nachmonides by Nachmonides(op): 6:50pm On Jan 04, 2025

Kobojunkie:
1. Jesus Christ of Israel NEVER said anything of having an initial ministry. So, where in His statements does this idea of an INITIAL ministry which you claim come from the context of Matthew 15?

Haha, this is a conclusion of his activities. If we say you went to point a, b, and c.
We can come to a conclusion that you went to 3 points.

Would you then say it was never said that you went to 3 points?

Re: Kobojunkiee||nachmonides by Kobojunkie: 6:51pm On Jan 04, 2025

Nachmonides:
1. Paul and Jesus: Paul’s teachings align with Jesus’ message,
➜ extending the Gospel to Gentiles after Jesus' resurrection. He doesn't contradict Jesus but helps apply His teachings in broader contexts.
2. Authority of Jesus’ Words: Jesus’ words are the ultimate authority. Paul’s writings clarify Jesus' teachings, especially regarding Gentiles, but always must align with Christ’s message of salvation for all.

If you believe what you claim, then why even mention Paul at all when Jesus Christ of Israel should suffice in this case? undecided

2. We already experienced earlier your confusion with the use of the term Gentile, so I suggest you stay away from its mention until you really understand and accept the definition provided in Scripture rather than the religious delusion fed you.

3. If Paul's words clarify the Words of Jesus Christ of Israel doesn't that amount to claiming the disciple has become greater than the Master? I mean you cannot say you believe Jesus Christ only to contravene Him the next. Make up your mind already!

Re: Kobojunkiee||nachmonides by Kobojunkie: 6:52pm On Jan 04, 2025

Nachmonides:
➜Haha, this is a conclusion of his activities. If we say you went to point a, b, and c. We can come to a conclusion that you went to 3 points. Would you then say it was never said that you went to 3 points?

Show how you reached this conclusion. What points a, b, and c? undecided

Re: Kobojunkiee||nachmonides by Nachmonides(op): 6:54pm On Jan 04, 2025

Kobojunkie:
If you believe what you claim, then why even mention Paul at all when Jesus Christ of Israel should suffice in this case?

2. We already experienced earlier your confusion with the use of the term Gentile, so I suggest you stay away from its mention until you really understand and accept the definition provided in Scripture rather than the religious delusion fed you.

3. If Paul's words clarify the Words of Jesus Christ of Israel doesn't that amount to claiming the disciple has become greater than the Master? I mean you cannot say you believe Jesus Christ only to contravene Him the next. Make up your mind already!

It's the same question we can ask concerning other disciples Jesus sent to teach others to teach.

Paul was simply teaching as he learned. Functioning in same thing.

Re: Kobojunkiee||nachmonides by Davash222(m): 6:54pm On Jan 04, 2025

Dear OP, Kobo is ready to drag this with you till eternity...I'll advice you disengage to save your sanity.

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Re: Kobojunkiee||nachmonides by Kobojunkie: 6:57pm On Jan 04, 2025

Nachmonides:
➜It's the same question we can ask concerning other disciples Jesus sent to teach others to teach. Paul was simply teaching as he learned. Functioning in same thing.

Stop derailing the thread already and focus on the primary here who is Jesus Christ and His Gospel which is the foundation of the eternal Kingdom of God of Israel. 🙄🙄🙄🙄

Re: Kobojunkiee||nachmonides by Nachmonides(op): 6:58pm On Jan 04, 2025

Davash222:
Dear OP, Kobo is ready to drag this with you till eternity...I'll advice you disengage to save your sanity.

I have noticed, he is simple and unintelligent.

I don't even see, an ounce of wanting to learn, I see unbelief and foolishness.

I will disengage as you have advised. Thank you very much sir.

Re: Kobojunkiee||nachmonides by sonmvayina(m): 9:48pm On Jan 04, 2025

He is one of the three sick people here, the others being Dtruthspeaker and knownunknown.I have volunteered to pay for their treatment but for some reason they keep declining. I have kept my money..

I just hope they seek proper help this year...

Re: Kobojunkiee||nachmonides by KnownUnknown: 3:59pm On Jan 05, 2025

sonmvayina:
He is one of the three sick people here, the others being Dtruthspeaker and knownunknown.I have volunteered to pay for their treatment but for some reason they keep declining. I have kept my money..

I just hope they seek proper help this year...

lol. I remember when you interpreted “kill everyone, take the virgins” as “take wisdom”. You are not a serious person.

Re: Kobojunkiee||nachmonides by KnownUnknown: 4:01pm On Jan 05, 2025

sonmvayina:
He is one of the three sick people here, the others being Dtruthspeaker and knownunknown.I have volunteered to pay for their treatment but for some reason they keep declining. I have kept my money..

I just hope they seek proper help this year...

lol. I remember when you interpreted “kill everyone, take the virgins” as “take wisdom”. You are not a serious person.

According to you, Jesus is invented but somehow, it’s lost on you that the Hebrew god is also invented.

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Re: Kobojunkiee||nachmonides by Dtruthspeaker: 4:03pm On Jan 05, 2025

KnownUnknown:
lol. I remember when you interpreted “kill everyone, take the virgins” as “take wisdom”. You are not a serious person.

According to you, Jesus is invented but somehow, it’s lost on you that the Hebrew god is also invented.

Re: Kobojunkiee||nachmonides by sonmvayina(m): 4:36pm On Jan 05, 2025

KnownUnknown:
lol. I remember when you interpreted “kill everyone, take the virgins” as “take wisdom”. You are not a serious person.

According to you, Jesus is invented but somehow, it’s lost on you that the Hebrew god is also invented.

Olodo...
Did I not tell you that all they are talking about is consciousness.
God is consciousness....
It is about our higher consciousness....

That's why I keep saying you are not well.

Your ignorant understanding of a very interesting literature is your bane...

You don't know, just admit you don't know...
No body will crucify you..

Re: Kobojunkiee||nachmonides by KnownUnknown: 8:50pm On Jan 05, 2025

sonmvayina:
Olodo...
Did I not tell you that all they are talking about is consciousness.
God is consciousness....
It is about our higher consciousness....

That's why I keep saying you are not well.

Your ignorant understanding of a very interesting literature is your bane...

You don't know, just admit you don't know...
No body will crucify you..

More claptrap. “God is consciousness. God is the universe. God is spirit. God is a he. God is bla bla bla. Higher consciousness, lower consciousness, mid consciousness.”. All bullshit.

Re: Kobojunkiee||nachmonides by MaxInDHouse(m): 1:36pm On Jan 07, 2025*

Nachmonides:
Paul never taught anything except that which Jesus and those before him taught.
If you don't consider Paul, which of the disciples of Jesus do you then consider—or would you consider them all irrelevant?

I think i should ship few things in here about Paul.

According to God's word the Christ wasn't sent to the whole world {Matthew 10:6; 15:24} rather it's his sacrificial death that will bring salvation to all obedient mankind. John 3:16

How will this work?

God promised after the rebellion in the garden of Eden that a seed of a figurative woman will crush Satan's head while Satan bruise him in the heel. Genesis 3:15
Later God promised Abraham that this seed will come from his lineage. Genesis 12:1-3
The promise was made to Isaac and Jacob Abraham's son and grandson respectively. Genesis 17:18-21; 32:24-30
God promised the Israelites (Jacob's descendants) that He will send another prophet like Moses to them {Deuteronomy 18:18} and they must listen to whatever instructions he gives! Deuteronomy 18:19 compare to Matthew 17:5
Jesus instructed his disciples that whatever command he gives them they should take to all friends of peace anywhere they may be found! Luke 10:6
But they (twelve apostles) must stay in Jerusalem until he gives them orders to leave the place. Act 1:4
When Paul (Saul) was persecuting the disciples due to his affluence and education Jesus saw that this man was doing all these to please the true God unknowingly to him that he was actually fighting against God.
So Jesus chose Paul to become an apostle to the nations. Act 9:15; 1Timothy 2:7

Therefore whatever Jesus taught the Jews who had God's laws to guide them he has chosen Paul to translate it for nations who don't have God's laws {Romans 2:15} so that all believers throughout the earth may have the same line of thought {1Corinthians 1:10; Ephesians 4:3} whether Jews or none Jews! 1 Corinthians 9:20

Paul supposed to brag because Jesus gave him a weightier responsibility but the man was humble because he always go back to the Apostles in Jerusalem for instructions! Act 15:2; Galatians 2:1 compare to Act 21:13

Therefore let it be known that whoever disregards Paul has no business with Jesus Christ because that's the man Jesus appointed to lead gentiles to him!

Re: Kobojunkiee||nachmonides by sonmvayina(m): 8:41pm On Jan 07, 2025

KnownUnknown:
More claptrap. “God is consciousness. God is the universe. God is spirit. God is a he. God is bla bla bla. Higher consciousness, lower consciousness, mid consciousness.”. All bullshit.

I only smell ignorance...go and cure it...

Re: Kobojunkiee||nachmonides by KnownUnknown: 8:57pm On Jan 07, 2025

sonmvayina:
I only smell ignorance...go and cure it...

You are only smelling your stench.

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