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MaxInDHouse:
See IQ o!
Are they friends or admirers of true faith?

delkuf:
share your viewpoint, let me under you

Gabrielshow24:
You're just like a girl, shattered by a break up(breakfast), that takes consolidation in all her other admirers🙃.
It doesn't change the fact, you got served!!!
🙃🙃🙃

immaculatesense:
Smile. Sir, James was saying nothing in relation to JW. I understand the fact that you are a strong adherent to the JW but please don't let it cloud your judgement. What I have done is to show you clearly from scriptures that even among the apostles there were some topical issues which were not agreed upon. We all are body of Christ if we hold on to what he represents irrespective of denomination or creed.
For instance:
You can't convince me that Jesus is Michael and it may be impossible for me to convince you that he is not. But what does that change? Is that disagreement enough for either of us to lose salvation or be rejected by God. I think the obvious answer is No. We need to grow to where we all need to matter on what matter and stop majoring on minors.

MaxInDHouse:
This is not about Jesus is Michael or JW we are now talking about what Paul and James said.

James is not talking about WORKS of the law remember he while making his point he mentioned Abraham and Rahab for leaving their comfort zone to do what God asked them to do! James 2:23-24

These two examples had nothing to do with mosaic laws because they are not with Moses!

StillDtruth:
Nope.

I am saying that one of the most evil thing a devil can use to destroy people is the use of half truths.

immaculatesense:
1. That Jesus is god based on his divinity and existence and also the confirmation of Thomas in John 20:28-29
John 20:28-29
[28]“My Lord and my God!” Thomas exclaimed.
[29]Then Jesus told him, “You believe because you have seen me. Blessed are those who believe without seeing me.”

2. That the Father is greater than the son (Jesus). This is also confirm by Jesus himself severally and accept that the Father is his god as clearly stated in John 14:28 and John 20:17.

3. That the son (Jesus) is subject to the Father and the Father is not subject to the son as clearly stated in 1 Corinthians 15:27-28.
1 Corinthians 15:27-28
[27]For the Scriptures say, “God has put all things under his authority.” (Of course, when it says “all things are under his authority,” that does not include God himself, who gave Christ his authority.)
[28]Then, when all things are under his authority, the Son will put himself under God’s authority, so that God, who gave his Son authority over all things, will be utterly supreme over everything everywhere.

I DO NOT THINK YOU DISAGREE WITH ANY OF MY THREE POINTS ABOVE.
THANKS.

tctrills:
Why this topic is very important is because it is the foundation of all we believe. Christ said, this is life eternal, that they might know thee the only true God, and Jesus Christ, whom thou hast sent.
If you don't know who God is, how can you witness him. This makes you a false witness.
We need to discover and witness all I do is to make you a true Jehovah witness.

MaxInDHouse:
You have called them fools but i will continue to rub it in your face that i have lots of admirers here not because they have seen my face but they are moved by my faith as noticed in my comments!


Bro stop mentioning me every time. Na crime to comment ni?

P.S. I'm not your admirer.























So enjoy your own thoughts i'm fulfilled!

delkuf:
just a comparison and you have made people pick point to it. Look at what maxi said.
We should becareful with what compare

Jacktheripper:
Bro stop mentioning me every time. Na crime to comment ni?
P.S. I'm not your admirer.

Gabrielshow24:
Although we are united in purpose, you also fail to mention the verse 1 John 3:2.

Which clearly indicates that we are also one by nature also🤨.

Do you agree?

cornelboy:
Sarcasm lol

immaculatesense:
1. What did Paul meant by "some (friends) from James" in Galatians 2:12.?
2. What was the viewpoint of these "friends from James" on circumcision according to same Galatians 2:12.?
3. The discussion in Acts 21:18-24. What were the friends of James and James trying to make Paul do to convince the converting Jews in relation to the Mosaic law and the Jewish customs?

cornelboy:
People interpret Jesus being one with his Father as though they are equal to each other/same person,of course they have the same nature, they both spirit being and all, but that's not what we discussing here. The oneness means something entirely different. Not about being equal or same nature but about working together in unity for same purpose.

Now read John 10:30 then;
Read the preceeding verses 28 and 29, see how they working together for same purpose. Good day.

MaxInDHouse:
He's just a time waister!

Gabrielshow24:
Did I talk about identity? 🤨

what's the problem with the comprehension of JW?

Your very concession makes it even more glaring that the Father and Son are one both by nature and by purpose!!!

How's this hard to realize? 🤧
Was it not here I asked someone what made God God?

No matter whatsoever conceptual definition you invent, Jesus will fit into it!!!

So if God has open-sourced his spirit, power and word for all.

What then makes him God🤨?
And if we have all these things, HE has open-sourced does it equate us to God? 🤧

tctrills:
It's ok if you feel so. But I know that if you took time to read what I sent you, your eyes will begin to be opened to the truth.
I provided lots of bible passages to help you understand who Jehovah is. Read and ask questions.
Ask your people then come back and let's discuss if they have any answers.
I believe we can discuss from the teachings in the scriptures comparing verses and finding answers.
If Jesus Christ like his Father is the Beginning and the End,
The Alpha and Omega, the Savior.
Don't you see that he like his Father is the one true God?
That is what John was speaking about in chapter 17.
It's a much stronger bond than husband and wife. The Father gave to the Son everything. He did not retain anything from him.
Like his Father, Jesus Christ is the everlasting Father.

delkuf:
good viewpoint. But all this your English and blabbing, is confusing your viewpoint

cornelboy:
What does Jesus's word at John 10:30 mean
What does he mean at John 17:11 mean?

delkuf:
the guy that open the post in his little sense was just comparing but you have start with your devish view

Gabrielshow24:
Have you not said the answer your self?🤔
Have I not forced it out of your mouth 🤨?

Why then the question repeat? 🤨

If now I clone the repo of deepseek and I am added as a contributor?

Don't I have the full codebase of deepseek with me? 🤔
But doesn't wisdom dictate, I give credence to whom credence his due by referencing the owner🧐 when I use it?

Doesn't the term "contributor" reflect agreement in purpose?
What then are you talking about?
🙃🙃🙃🙃

cornelboy:
Eyah

cornelboy:
If you have something else to say lemme know
Be like you come here to troll

cornelboy:
Eyah

MaxInDHouse:
Question 1&2 are same.
James is the first brother of Jesus {Matthew 13:55}Jesus told him many things which this young man found so difficult to believe not until Jesus appeared to him after his resurrection {1Corinthians 15:7} to prove that truly he is the Christ. Now as a Jew those with James were former Judaists who converted to Christianity so they now found it difficult to believe that the law of circumcision doesn't apply anymore in Christianity that doesn't mean it's James who sent them it's evident that they may have been arguing with James over the matter before sending words to the Apostles and Older men in Jerusalem {Act 15:1-2} and after the Governing Body (Apostle and Older men) from Jerusalem sent a letter to all Christians Judas and Silas took the message to them everyone submitted to the decision of the Governing Body! Act 15:30-33

Question 3
There was a rumour that Paul is telling the Jews not to circumcise their children again which is a lie, what the Apostles are saying is that circumcision is not a compulsion for anyone who embrace the faith in Christ so if someone is a Jew that has been their custom from time immemorial but such mustn't be forced on a gentile who never had anything to do with Judaism but now ready to become a Christian through faith in Jesus Christ.
Paul himself wrote in his letter:
To the Jews I became as a Jew in order to gain Jews; to those under law I became as under law, though I myself am not under law, in order to gain those under law. To those without law I became as without law, although I am not without law toward God but under law toward Christ, in order to gain those without law. To the weak I became weak, in order to gain the weak. I have become all things to people of all sorts, so that I might by all possible means save some. But I do all things for the sake of the good news, in order to share it with others. 1 Corinthians 9:20-23

So they are all on the same page!

tctrills:
Jesus Christ is not like any other God, he is the one true God like his Father.

He is the Jehovah of the old testament. David called him his Lord. The men of old had a relationship with him.
He was the God that led the children of Israel across the Red Sea.
And he is the one that has asked us to be his witnesses.

MaxInDHouse:
When i earned something i don't loose it i'm not interested in whatever you think afterwards i earned that comment and i will forever make use of it so you can go back and delete it that's your own cup of coffee!

immaculatesense:
"some from James" meant those who must have argued with James. I don't not agree.

Jacktheripper:
You are a worst than a slowpoke. At least some morons don't have low self-esteem. Imagine saying "earned" as if you earned an Olympic gold medal. So comments are your life achievements? You are sick and you have no one to tell you.

immaculatesense:
Sir, I don't think you need to argue this any further sir. I have engaged them and I think both of you are looking at it from two different angles that can be united and that will represent the scriptures. I have given the same reply to Mr Gabriel and other person and we all agreed. This is the true position of the scriptures sir.

1. That Jesus is god based on his divinity and existence and also the confirmation of Thomas in John 20:28-29
John 20:28-29
[28]“My Lord and my God!” Thomas exclaimed.
[29]Then Jesus told him, “You believe because you have seen me. Blessed are those who believe without seeing me.”

2. That the Father is greater than the son (Jesus). This is also confirm by Jesus himself severally and accept that the Father is his god as clearly stated in John 14:28 and John 20:17.

3. That the son (Jesus) is subject to the Father and the Father is not subject to the son as clearly stated in 1 Corinthians 15:27-28.
1 Corinthians 15:27-28
[27]For the Scriptures say, “God has put all things under his authority.” (Of course, when it says “all things are under his authority,” that does not include God himself, who gave Christ his authority.)
[28]Then, when all things are under his authority, the Son will put himself under God’s authority, so that God, who gave his Son authority over all things, will be utterly supreme over everything everywhere.

I DO NOT THINK YOU DISAGREE WITH ANY OF MY THREE POINTS ABOVE.
THANKS.

MaxInDHouse:
Paul is very careful not to stumble any of those who have embraced Christianity so those from James doesn't necessarily mean they hold the same opinion with James otherwise these ones knowing fully well that James is Jesus' half brother don't need confirmation from anyone else if James had agreed with them.
Surely they came looking for contrary opinion to know if James was wrong!