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Michael548:
Does 1 Corinthians 15:27 say that Jesus possesses all the powers? Please read carefully.

Maynman:
You see the contradictions in your books?

So your god didn’t create all things.

Maynman:
The Hebrew word here is רַע (ra‘), which means evil, bad.

So your god didn’t create all things?

Michael548:
Can you please explain 1 Corinthians 15:27 in relation to Matthew 28:18

AntiChristian:
Explain that in relation to Isaiah 45:7?

Michael548:
So is Jesus the Almighty God according to John 20:17 and John 14:28?

Haines:
In the beginning was the God, and the God was with God, and the God was God. Is that correct? Of course no
And the same John claim Jesus is son of God in John 3 16. How can someone be the father and son at the same time?

Jesus never claim to be God and he clear debunk that in

Mark 10 v 18

Why do you call me good?” Jesus answered. “No one is good—except God alone.

Matthew 24 v 36

But about that day or hour no one knows, not even the angels in heaven, nor the Son, but only the Father.

AntiChristian:
So Isaiah 45:7 is a lie! God didn't create any calamity?

Haines:
In the beginning was the God, and the God was with God, and the God was God. Is that correct? Of course no
Oga you can't choose what verses you want to be correct and the ones you want to be wrong.

And the same John claim Jesus is son of God in John 3 16. How can someone be the father and son at the same time?
No one said Jesus is not the son of God. It only makes sense that the son of a Lion is a Lion.
Hence he is God as claimed in many verses in both the old and new testament. And he is the Jehovah of the old testament.
I never said Jesus Christ does not have a father still none of these verses state that he isn't God

Haines:
THE MOST GREATEST CONFUSION WHICH IS GREATER THAN ALL CONFUSIONS ARE :

1. To say Jesus is God , and then find out it in the Bible that he is a man(John 8:40).

2. To say Jesus is God , and then find out it in the Bible that he is son of God(John 3:16).

3. To say Jesus is God, and then to believe that Jesus die (Roman 10:9).

4. To say Jesus is God , and then find out in the Bible that he Jesus is worshipping God(Luke 6:12)

5. To say Jesus is God , and then to find out in the Bible where it's said Jesus is a servant of God (Act 3:13).

6. To say Jesus is sinless, and then to find out that he got baptism by John.

7. To say Jesus is the only way , and then to find out that Moses way is also a way.

8. To say Jesus was sent unto all , and then to find out that he was sent unto the Israelites (Matthew 15:24).

9. To say Jesus is God ,and then to find out that Jesus was circumcised by the Angel(Luke 2:22).

10. To say Jesus know everything ,and then to find out that he doesn't know the when the judgement day will stand (Mark 13:31).

e.t.c.
This is a confusion which beyond human recognition.

1Corinthians 14:33 it's said"God is not the author confusion.

But today I can see uncountable confusion within Christians dogma.

May God Grant them with a knowledge of understanding so that they can easily archive the Kingdom.

Amiin 🤲

sonmvayina:
Maybe time don't exist either...

Or we have is just the present..

Michael548:
Can there be time without any reference?
Please do research

Michael548:
Lol....you would the greater understanding would not explain.

Michael548:
Prove me wrong

Michael548:
For there to be time, it must be measured. Time cannot exist on its own. It must be in relation to something.

Michael548:
If there are no standards then they don't exist.

Michael548:
Time is subjective....the same applies to good and bad. Both must be measured with a standard.

Michael548:
How would you know what is good and bad if there are no standards to measure it?

Michael548:
So what is the standard for what is good and evil?

herlecks:
How many living creatures do you think exists?

herlecks:
Some hundred years after eating of fruit, God repented he made man, whom you think became like God by eating fruit? Adam was able to accurately name all animals and creatures without giving a name to two different creatures, who after him was able to come close? Adam was commanded to dress and keep the land, imagine how big the earth is, without some strange ability that wouldn't have been possible yet God told him to because God knew he had the ability to, can God tell any man today to dress the whole earth, join all the strength of your ancestors together you'd still fail to dress only your village. Whenever God visited Adam and Eve, they knew he was around and they had wonderous moments together, after the fall hearing God's voice became a challenge, his voice became a problem they have to avoid, just like some men still don't want to seek him because of his standard, they hide from his face like Adam and Eve, they lost their boldness. So they became more like God? In what ways exactly? In knowing good and evil which was never God's purpose for them, they were to be led, moved and carried by the Holy Spirit through the stages of their lives, but got exposed to satanic attacks. So they became more like God? And their sons and daughters? Check your society, check for innocence, check for righteousness, check for uprightness, check for holiness, check for God's power, if you see any of this as common then you lie.

Michael548:
Are you saying there are no standards to know what is good and evil?

jaephoenix:
So you are saying evil is good?

herlecks:
is become like us in, please take note, "in knowing good and evil." That's all. In everything else he fell flat.

AntiChristian:
So that all may know, from where the sun rises to where it sets, that there is none but Me; I am the LORD, and there is no other. I form the light and create the darkness; I bring prosperity and create calamity. I, the LORD, do all these things.
Isaiah 45:7


What calamity did "the LORD" create?

herlecks:
When man ate the fruit he stopped being like God.

internationalman:
So why punish man for what has been in existence even before his creation.

Jokanem:
What Is the Sign of “the Last Days,” or “End Times”?

The Bible describes events, conditions, and attitudes that would mark “the conclusion of the [current] system of things,” or “the end of the world.” (Matthew 24:3; King James Version)

The Bible calls this time period “the last days” and the “time of the end,” or “end times.”—2 Timothy 3:1; Daniel 8:19; Easy-to-Read Version.

What are some Bible prophecies about “the last days”?

The Bible foretold many things that together would be “the sign” to identify the last days. (Luke 21:7) Consider some examples:

War on a large scale.

Jesus foretold: “Nation will rise against nation and kingdom against kingdom.” (Matthew 24:7) Similarly, Revelation 6:4 foretold a symbolic horseman representing warfare that would “take peace away from the earth.”

Famine.

Jesus foretold: “There will be food shortages.” (Matthew 24:7) The book of Revelation foretold an additional symbolic horseman, whose ride would result in famine on a large scale.—Revelation 6:5, 6.

Great earthquakes.

Jesus said that there would be “earthquakes in one place after another.” (Matthew 24:7; Luke 21:11) These great earthquakes around the world would cause suffering and loss of life on an unprecedented scale.

Disease.

According to Jesus, there would be pestilences, or epidemics of “terrible diseases.”—Luke 21:11, Contemporary English Version.

Crime.

Although crime has existed for centuries, Jesus foretold that in the last days, there would be an “increasing of lawlessness.”—Matthew 24:12.

Ruining of the earth.

Revelation 11:18 foretold that mankind would be “ruining the earth.” They would do so in many ways, not only through violent and corrupt actions but also by bringing harm to the environment.

Deteriorating attitudes.

At 2 Timothy 3:1-4, the Bible foretold that people in general would be “unthankful, disloyal, . . . not open to any agreement, slanderers, without self-control, fierce, without love of goodness, betrayers, headstrong, puffed up with pride.” These attitudes would reach such extremes that the era could rightly be described as “critical times hard to deal with.”

Breakdown of the family.

At 2 Timothy 3:2, 3, the Bible foretold that many people would have “no natural affection” for their family and that children would be “disobedient to parents.”

Diminished love of God.

Jesus foretold: “The love of the greater number will grow cold.” (Matthew 24:12) Jesus meant that love for God would grow cold in most people. Likewise, 2 Timothy 3:4 says that in the last days, such ones would be “lovers of pleasures rather than lovers of God.”

Religious hypocrisy.

At 2 Timothy 3:5, the Bible foretold that people would appear to worship God but would not truly live by his standards.

Increased understanding of Bible prophecies.

The book of Daniel foretold that in “the time of the end,” many would gain increased knowledge of Bible truth, including accurate understanding of these prophecies.—Daniel 12:4, footnote.

A global preaching work.

Jesus foretold: “This good news of the Kingdom will be preached in all the inhabited earth.”—Matthew 24:14.

Widespread apathy and ridicule.

Jesus foretold that people in general would ignore the overwhelming evidence of the approaching end. (Matthew 24:37-39) More than that, 2 Peter 3:3, 4 foretold that some would ridicule the evidence, dismissing it completely.

All prophecies fulfilled.

Jesus said that the last days would be marked by the simultaneous fulfillment of all these prophecies, not just a few or even most of them.—Matthew 24:33.

Are we living in “the last days”?

Yes. World conditions as well as Bible chronology indicate that the last days began in 1914, the year World War I began.

Many people are distressed by these critical times. They are concerned that society itself is deteriorating. Some even fear for the future of humanity.

Meanwhile, others who are likewise distressed by world conditions have a hopeful outlook. They are convinced that God’s Kingdom will soon take action to rid the world of its problems. (Daniel 2:44; Revelation 21:3, 4) They wait patiently for God to fulfill his promises, and they find comfort in the words of Jesus: “The one who has endured to the end will be saved.”—Matthew 24:13; Micah 7:7.

Roon9:
Very true. Jesus isn't Son in heaven. He only became a son when he was birthed on earth.

Like a father at home, in his office he's regarded as OGA, with his friends he his a pal & with his family he's a Dad.

magzey:
I pity your soul after death.

dominion001:
which kind of Bible do you have abeg? Even Jesus christ said "My Father is greater than I"

Jehovah is the father,
Jesus Christ is the Son,
and the holy spirit is a separate entity.

jaephoenix:
1. Are you saying Yahweh isn't omnipresent? Yes or no
2. You're speaking from both sides of your mouth. You say your aim of seeking any god is to be omnipotent, omnipresent and omnibenevolent. In the same breath, you said its for direction.
Please be more coherent