The Bible is the source of great truths, but inerrant? (people, reject)
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The kingdom of God is not coming with signs to be observed; nor will they say:
'Look, here it is!' or, 'There it is!' For behold, the Kingdom of God is in your midst.
A greater understanding of God will purify your heart, reach within; and you may find it.
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Originally Posted by Pleroo
I believe this, too.
Blessed are the pure in heart, for they shall see God. If you don't find it in yourself, you won't see it in others.
No man can see G-d and live (unto his own ways anymore). Sure sign they've seen G-d is when they've started dying to self. All men seek after their own ways, and not the ways which be of Christ. Peace
originally posted by omega2xxshe was wrong about all 4 of her beliefs.
Revelation is clearly about the end of the world. The new heaven and earth and the great whit throne judgment say that it is. Also the battle of armageddon and the marriage of the lamb point to the future.
666 is not taught as the number of satan, it is clearly the number of the beast and the beast is a man, probably the false prophet(rev 13:18).
John is the most logical author of revelation and he was certainly a christian. God would not give this information to a non-christian.
There is only one book of revelation inspired by god.
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Jerwade: the kingdom of god is not coming with signs to be observed; nor will they say:
'look, here it is!' or, 'there it is!' for behold, the kingdom of god is in your midst.
a greater understanding of god will purify your heart, reach within; and you may find it.
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pieroo: I believe this, too.
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Jerwade: Blessed are the pure in heart, for they shall see God. If you don't find it in yourself, you won't see it in others.
(Filling-in for Pcamps)
Neither one of you who is still one have written one single which is even worth looking at other than to be another example of how simple-minded your booths are.
Right along with your most beholden 'accomplices' to have to act as the best one to speak of those truths found in scriptures to you believe in only yourself, false altar.
The host nations of white people as all those other lands that must continue to combat poverty, sickness and despair, as the most regular things they trust to altars.
That if people pray enough that eventually the truth will be found out as to who has a real economic reason they would not want most of the people to have way more.
Jesus did say that the present system he had to put up with still resides on the same Earth he came to his own footstool called man to retrieve from evil loves wars.
All the economy is a false set of preambles as in those who have the most must maintain that same standard of living they still have plus try to siphon off everyone less.
Jesus said they have the poor always as before just because that is the way to maintain political as well as economic control that 'religion' is used to create slaves.
Not true ... you reject what happens according to what Jesus taught because then you do know.
It is because of that reason for one of the premises of this OP.
Not true ... you reject what happens according to what Jesus taught because then you do know.
It is because of that reason for one of the premises of this OP.
I have never died, therefore I do not know (have no personal testimony of) what happens when we die. I know that some people think Jesus taught eternal torment. I disagree. Even when I believed the bible was inerrant, I came to know that eternal torment was illogical and that the bible supported other beliefs about the afterlife just as well, and probably better, than the doctrine of eternal torment.
No man can see G-d and live (unto his own ways anymore). Sure sign they've seen G-d is when they've started dying to self. All men seek after their own ways, and not the ways which be of Christ. Peace
You speak as a Pharisee, whose love has grown cold.
Perhaps, it is you who needs to die to itself?
Not true ... you reject what happens according to what Jesus taught because then you do know.
It is because of that reason for one of the premises of this OP.
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Originally Posted by Pleroo
I have never died, therefore I do not know (have no personal testimony of) what happens when we die. I know that some people think Jesus taught eternal torment. I disagree. Even when I believed the bible was inerrant, I came to know that eternal torment was illogical and that the bible supported other beliefs about the afterlife just as well, and probably better, than the doctrine of eternal torment.
That is an excuse: I have never died, therefore I do not know what happens when we die.. The fact is you do know and admit so but you reject what Jesus taught and what Scriptures teach.
Last edited by twin.spin; 08-12-2017 at 01:38 PM..
That is an excuse: I have never died, therefore I do not know . The fact is you do and admit so but you reject what Jesus taught and what Scriptures teach.
Well, we could go round and round I guess. I do not know what happens when we die, no matter how many times anyone says I do.
I BELIEVE that the existence of the God who is love assures that whatever happens will be for the ultimate good of all people. I know from experience that even when one believes the bible to be inerrant, they can understand it to be saying that same thing, and that many things in the bible negate the possibility of the doctrine of eternal torment being true.
That is an excuse: I have never died, therefore I do not know what happens when we die.. The fact is you do know and admit so but you reject what Jesus taught and what Scriptures teach.
It doesn't teach that of Eternal Punishment or Torment, period.
Well, we could go round and round I guess. I do not know what happens when we die, no matter how many times anyone says I do.
I BELIEVE that the existence of the God who is love assures that whatever happens will be for the ultimate good of all people. I know from experience that even when one believes the bible to be inerrant, they can understand it to be saying that same thing, and that many things in the bible negate the possibility of the doctrine of eternal torment being true.
So once again ... it's not that you don't know, you just prefer a counterfeit scenario over what Jesus taught and Scriptures teach.
You're going to lose the battle of arrogance by siding with those who negate the truth ... Jesus knew what he was talking about as Scriptures teach.
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