@Jodi,

We WILL get to Isaiah 53, but in a new thread as time permits; so patience is required.

Christendom believes it was sin that put the Jesus to death; which means the “sinless, guiltless, and innocent” Jesus took on the wickedness of the guilty and was put to death for the guilty. However in Ezek 18:20 we are told “The soul that sins, it sh…[Read more]

A Roman Catholic Cardinal Invokes Pope Francis During the Opening Prayer of the 2024 Democratic National Convention

The Democratic National Convention (DNC) is a significant political event in America, organized by the Democratic Party, and its primary function is to formally nominate the party’s candidates for president and vice president of the…[Read more]

Hi DT,

YOU: So what you believe is false as it doesn’t align with the Tanakh.

ME: Absolutely aligns, there is one to whom the LORD makes his soul an offering for sin.

Isaiah 53:5 But he was wounded for our transgressions, he was bruised for our iniquities: the chastisement of our peace was upon him; and with his stripes we are healed.

10 Yet i…[Read more]

DT,

who is responsible for Jesus going to the cross?

“Yep and me too, along with all other people that have lived upon the earth, as we have all been sinners.”

Who is the righteous servant of Isaiah 53 and who are the transgressors that he died for?

Thank you

Hi all

Donald Trump’s Jesuit Education

Donald Trump attended Fordham University, a Jesuit-run institution, for two years before transferring to the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania, according to an article published by the Inquisitr on June 30, 2024.  Fordham College at Rose Hill, located in the Bronx, is known for its rigorous J…[Read more]

This post didn’t age very well.

Was Donald chosen by God?

@Gene,

Have you read have Ezek 18:19-32 yet? If not, why not? God is speaking to his creation, HE desires that all turn from their wickedness, follow HIS statutes, and return to HIM. Nothing in this passage speaks of a man one must believe in to come before our creator, the lie of christianity. You are not “filthy rags” before our Heavenly Fat…[Read more]

@Gene,

Once again you’ve avoided answering what the purpose of the Jesus’ death served? God says no one can be punished/be responsible for others wickedness as the sin belongs to the offender; yet, you claim the wickedness of mankind put the Jesus on the cross. Explain what his death did for mankind and continuing to point out how the Jesus liv…[Read more]

Hi all,

A Jesuit Author Claims that Society has Forgotten the Joys of Sunday, Leading to Anxiety and Unhappiness
August 15, 2024 by Andy Roman Leave a Comment

On June 2, 2024, the Clarion Herald, the official publication of the Roman Catholic Archdioceses of New Orleans, published an article by a Jesuit author claiming that families must re…[Read more]

Me…..“YES” , Did what I wrote just go right over your head?  I said Jesus was sent by God the Father, to “demonstrate” to us all, what kind of “Faith” and “obedience “, It takes to be at one, (atonement) , with God the Father>,  he didn’t do it (in our place, as many falsely assume) but God sent him to show us all how we must live in Faith , in or…[Read more]

@Gene,

Apparently what I wrote went over your head. God said the wicked are responsible for their wickedness; which we agree upon. HOWEVER, you have yet to explain the purpose of the Jesus’ death and what it accomplished. If sin put the Jesus on the cross, his death had to do something otherwise it was for nothing.

You obviously DIDN’T read the…[Read more]

Hi all

UNDER HIS WINGS

In the spring of 1977 in northern Wisconsin, several ornithologists were making an aerial survey of bald eagle nests. As they flew over one particular nest, they noticed something in the nest that didn’t look right, and they guessed that it might be a dead adult eagle. The next day the men visited the same nest f…[Read more]

DT, you said…….”Me: So all the sin from creation to the end of the world put the Jesus on the cross for the purpose of what? If we are responsible for our own sins and will judged for them, how do our sins put the innocent, perfect Jesus on the cross? What did his death accomplish? Wasn’t his “shed blood” an “atoning sacrifice”; what does his bloo…[Read more]

@Gene,

You: yes all our personal sins did cause Jesus to have to be crucified.

Me: So all the sin from creation to the end of the world put the Jesus on the cross for the purpose of what? If we are responsible for our own sins and will judged for them, how do our sins put the innocent, perfect Jesus on the cross? What did his death accomplish?…[Read more]

DT…..yes all our personal sins did cause Jesus to have to be crucified.   If there had been no sin in the world then Jesus would not had to die , to demonstrate to all human kind that we can live without sin in our lives.  HE “DEMONSTRATED” , to all mankind what is required of us all, in order to live a sinless life,  He was the “first” human bein…[Read more]

@Jodi,

You know that isn’t what I was asking; did your “personal sin” nail the Jesus to the cross? Why do you refuse to answer this question?

Hi DT,

No I did not personally nail Jesus to the cross.

That isn’t even possible.

Who does the “our” represent and who is the “righteous servant” in Isaiah 53?

@Jodi,

You still have not said you personally nailed the Jesus to the cross…fascinating! Let your yes be yes and your no be no!