@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!

Hi DT,

The chief priests, the elders and the high priest plotted and demanded that Jesus be arrested and put to death, but it was the Romans that did the actually deed.

However, Jesus could have saved himself, but he obeyed God who demanded he go to the cross and die.

So far we have some Jews, some Romans, God and Jesus himself all responsible…[Read more]

@Jodi,

Have you noticed you haven’t answered whether or not you nailed the Jesus to the cross? Apparently it is a difficult question to answer.

Did you notice you have deflected to another topic? I can only surmise this tactic is being used to push the conversation away from what you refuse to answer. Which I will not be baited into and will p…[Read more]

Hi DT,

I’m going to start with this one,

YOU: What about Matt 5:43 where the Jesus says “you shall love your neighbor, and hate your enemy”; find me the passage where God said to “hate your enemy.”

ME: 

Matthew 5:43 Ye have heard that it hath been said, Thou shalt love thy neighbour, and hate thine enemy. 44 But I say unto you, Love your enem…[Read more]

@Jodi,

You: Are you telling me that you have not comprehended that I believe Jesus is the righteous servant of Isaiah 53 who was wounded for my transgressions?

Me: So are you saying you put the Jesus on the cross?

DT,

Are you telling me that you have not comprehended that I believe Jesus is the righteous servant of Isaiah 53 who was wounded for my transgressions? I just find that extremely hard to believe, hence why I find your question stupid. And who are you to ask a person to confess their sins to?

According to Isaiah 53, whoever you believe the…[Read more]

@Jodi,

Unfortunately, at this time, I am unable to read your mind which is why I asked if you did or did not put the Jesus on the cross? It requires a simple, yes I did or no I didn’t. If you would like to offer your explanation to why you did or did not, that’s up to you.

PS The Ezek passage you quote, to whom was that given, the Jews or the world?

Hi Berean,

YOU:

The next day John seeth Jesus coming unto him, and saith, Behold the Lamb of God, which taketh away the sin of the world.(John 1:29)

How can one man, even if he is filled with the Holy Spirit, take away 👉THE SIN OF THE WORLD ???

ME: I would suggest reading back through some of my latest posts and the scriptures I provided, but…[Read more]

Hi DT, I will answer your other questions later today.

Hey there DT,

YOU:

Did you or did you not put the Jesus on the cross? Is this question to difficult?

Why do you believe it’s the apostles speaking in Isaiah 53?

ME: Neither of your questions are difficult at all, I just find them to be stupid questions because it does seem like you should already know my answers.

We are all sinners, but God h…[Read more]

@ Jodi

The next day John seeth Jesus coming unto him, and saith, Behold the Lamb of God, which taketh away the sin of the world.(John 1:29)

How can one man, even if he is filled with the Holy Spirit, take away 👉THE SIN OF THE WORLD ???

@Jodi,

Did you or did you not put the Jesus on the cross? Is this question to difficult?

Why do you believe it’s the apostles speaking in Isaiah 53?

Can you explain why the writer of Matthew in 2:15 takes Hosea 11:1 out of context, calling it a “fulfillment” of the prophet, by applying it to the Jesus when the Hosea passage speaks of God calli…[Read more]

Hi Berean,

Yes Jesus, THE SON OF MAN, as he declared, came forth from the Father, to which Jesus also phrased as coming down from heaven.

WHO does Jesus say came down from heaven in John 3, he said THE SON OF MAN!

Jesus also said in John 3,

“Except a MAN be BORN OF water and of the Spirit, he cannot enter into the kingdom of God.”

“For God…[Read more]