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Telly B:i wonder why its so hard to realize this simple truth. @donnie, You're missing something and that's what people are trying to explain to you. Jesus never committed himself to the crowd. They always followed him because of what they could get, but they could never give themselves fully to Him, that's why He always withdrew Himself from them. Human worship is vain, and i hope you see beyond your overt adulation of mere men and give yourself fully to Christ, no matter whose ox is gored. If men of God are infallible and cannot be wrong, there is a serious problem with one's thinking. There are no sacred cows in the kingdom. Cheers. |
Bobbyaf:thanks bobbyaf. I know about all those - i've argued with many of them before - that's why i asked that question. I even had their bible at one point. (For example, John 1;1 is rendered as; in the beginning was the word and the word was with God and the word was a god.) I was hoping she'd reply though but she didn't. If one rejects the very core teachings of the faith, i really wonder what's left to beleive. Anyways, i pray for them. |
Nestle:i think you've partly answered your question. the entry of sin into the world by our first parents was what led to man's seperation from God and condemnation. Gen. 3;17-19. However, in Christ we have been redeemed from the curse. There are different kinds of suffering, poverty isn't the only form of suffering; there are many people who are rich but still suffer emotionally and mentally. Ultimately, the yoke of sin, guilt and shame is lifted in Christ Matt11;28-30 However, like Telly B said, even in Christ we suffer persecutions and what not, and only when His kingdom is established will we fully enter into and experience His glory. 2Cor 4; 7-12, 16-18 But we have this treasure in earthen vessels, so that the surpassing greatness of the power will be of God and not from ourselves; 8 we are afflicted in every way, but not crushed; perplexed, but not despairing; 9 persecuted, but not forsaken; struck down, but not destroyed; 10 always carrying about in the body the dying of Jesus, so that the life of Jesus also may be manifested in our body. 11 For we who live are constantly being delivered over to death for Jesus’ sake, so that the life of Jesus also may be manifested in our mortal flesh. 12 So death works in us, but life in you Therefore we do not lose heart, but though our outer man is decaying, yet our inner man is being renewed day by day. 17 For momentary, light affliction is producing for us an eternal weight of glory far beyond all comparison, 18 while we look not at the things which are seen, but at the things which are not seen; for the things which are seen are temporal, but the things which are not seen are eternal. |
Horus:some levels of ignorance are staggering. Ps. 121;4 He who keeps Israel neither slumbers nor sleeps. He rested from his work, which is the same as ceasing from his work. He does not sleep; He is not man. English is not so hard, except of course you're trying to be funny. and by the way, who said our prayers aren't being answered? |
@topic, i've come across this uneducated rambling one too many times lately. first off, christianity is not a 'white man's religion' whatever that means. it was started by Jews who were middle-easterners. In the divine order of things, the europeans accepted christianity earlier than we africans, (and not just africans but south americans and asians) and their missionaries brought it down here. it was only a matter of time before we accepted Him. Now the case is the reverse especially in europe and you can see a lot of africans in europe pastoring whites. Pastor Adelaja is a noted example. Salvation is of the jews, but in Christ there is neither jew nor greek, we are all one in Him. I pray one day your eyes would be opened to see beyond the divisionism, hate and bigotry you're spewing and embrace the One who is able to save your soul. Cheers |
Why is the opinion of the Jews on the matter of the messiah untrue? They've a better argument than Christians in that they can show that the Christian christ did not fulfill the many prophecies required of him - many Christians accept that but dubiously claim he'll fulfill them at some later date, when he returns.wrong. the faith was started by Jews, Paul was a jew (he was a pharisee), the apostles were jews. the pharisees are a hypocritical religious sect who rejected Christ because he condemned and exposed their hypocrisy. If you need knowledge, read Rom 10 - 11. the Christ fulfilled all the prophecies required for his first coming; those pertaining to his second coming he will fulfill when He returns. as regards the verses you misinterpreted, let me cite the statement in 1Cor 2;12-14, coupled with that in Eph 1;17 & 18, i've explained the correct interpretation of those verses to you. if you think otherwise, that's your business. Well, that's one person that alledgedly tried to claim the title. Didn't do he was meant to though.what are you talking about? Don't be silly, understanding th Bible has little to do with believeing it is inspired and infallible (which it isn't as a cursory read through the Bible and comparing it with reality should show).sorry ma, i'm not being silly. i'm letting you know what you don't know. even Jesus' disciples had to have their minds opened so they could understand the scriptures. Luke 24; 30,31 & 45. Again, 1Cor 2.12-14. Now we have received, not the spirit of the world, but the Spirit who is from God, so that we may know the things freely given to us by God, which things we also speak, not in words taught by human wisdom, but in those (words) taught by the Spirit, combining spiritual thoughts with spiritual words. But a natural man does not accept the things of the Spirit of God, for they are foolishness to him; and he cannot understand them, because they are spiritually appraised. Yes, so exact that Muslims and Bahai followers can be sure the bible predicts their respective leaders.misinterpreting the bible isn't new. the devil started it. you are in 'good' company. indeed, there is hardly anything that the bible can't be misinterpreted to teach. false teachers and heretics have done that time and again. if you bring me the verses that predict their leaders, i'd engage you with them. Not really, no.Huh? Behold, I am coming quickly, and My reward is with Me, to render to every man according to what he has done Rev. 22:12 |
babyosisi:facing the east while doing your thing,,,,,, that's what you call HOLY SH^T! ![]() |
the quote was; 'and how reasonable she is' and that was what my question was directed at, not 'which religion got it right'. maybe you should try learning addressing issues rather than skirting them. or rather, admitting you mis-spoke, or rather, mistyped. |
Horus:flawed logic masquerading as sense. FYI, for a slave that prays to God, assumption being the one is a christian, he has no human enemies; his slave-master is not his enemy but rather his brother (Philemon verse 16). So your flawed logic goes down the drain from your first premise. Mr, ITK ![]() |
KAG:LOL, you must really think highly of yourself if you think you'd be GOd's judge of how 'reasonable she(sic) is'. Pray, tell me, how do you intend to do that? Ask him (sorry, her) some questions about physics and mathematics, conduct an examination, and so on - am running out of ideas. SOme posts never stop baffling me. No wonder; James 4;6 |
Seun:if it seems to be 'irrational' then its because the minds of the concerned are infantile and not able to grasp anything beyond their limited spectrum of intelligence. You can't expect a 2-yr old to understand the intricacies of quantum mechanics neither can you expect someone who is spiritually ignorant to grasp the awesomeness of the living God. Eph 4;18, 2Cor.4.4, Rom.11.8 & 10, Rom 8;7, Heb.5;11, You can't put God in a box, you can't dictate his attributes, you can't tell him what He should be or not be, He is God. Jehovah is El- Shaddai, he is a multi-faceted, multi-dimensional, awesome God. Heb.12.29 But then, considering that these same people advocating this notion 'think' everything in creation (or rather, to be 'politically correct'; existence) is physical, that natural laws (wherever they came from) can't be broken, that humans descended from whatever, etc, its not surprising that such a God would be 'irrational'. And the 'irrational' thing is that every knee will bow to this 'irrational' GOd, till then, we'd keep talking. |
@vchlady, you say you follow the bible; what do you know about what Jesus Christ came to do for man? I'd be awaiting your reply. |
Backslider:i don't get you, what are you saying? we can't read books by christian authors? or what? Or that Hagin wasn't a christian? or that Jesus talked about women covering their hair? |
Feyisayomi:omo bakare!! u're blessed beyond a curse o jare! |
i'd like to recommend a book; "The woman question" by Kenneth Hagin. it would help in answering a lot of questions. |

