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Quote (chosenone @ Dec. 02 2008,07:42) Quote (Nick Hassan @ Nov. 29 2008,14:14) CO,
You for one do not seem to understand it.
Imagine reading it a proclamation that the gentiles cannot be allowed to hear his glorious words.
What proclamation says that? I know you won't show where I said that, You accuse, but show no proof. You are a false witness.
NH.
You are a master of accusing falsely.How can you live with such lies?
Quote (chosenone @ Dec. 08 2008,16:19) Quote (chosenone @ Dec. 02 2008,07:42) Quote (Nick Hassan @ Nov. 29 2008,14:14) CO,
You for one do not seem to understand it.
Imagine reading it a proclamation that the gentiles cannot be allowed to hear his glorious words.
What proclamation says that? I know you won't show where I said that, You accuse, but show no proof. You are a false witness.
NH.
You are a master of accusing falsely.How can you live with such lies?
Still no answer?Quote (Nick Hassan @ Nov. 29 2008,14:14) CO,
You for one do not seem to understand it.
Imagine reading it a proclamation that the gentiles cannot be allowed to hear his glorious words.
NH.
What scripture says that? I'll bet you won't quote one!CO,
Acts 17
18Then certain philosophers of the Epicureans, and of the Stoicks, encountered him. And some said, What will this babbler say? other some, He seemeth to be a setter forth of strange gods: because he preached unto them Jesus, and the resurrection.19And they took him, and brought him unto Areopagus, saying, May we know what this new doctrine, whereof thou speakest, is?
20For thou bringest certain strange things to our ears: we would know therefore what these things mean.
21(For all the Athenians and strangers which were there spent their time in nothing else, but either to tell, or to hear some new thing.)
Quote (chosenone @ Jan. 13 2009,17:33) Quote (Nick Hassan @ Nov. 29 2008,14:14) CO,
You for one do not seem to understand it.
Imagine reading it a proclamation that the gentiles cannot be allowed to hear his glorious words.
NH.
What scripture says that? I'll bet you won't quote one!
NH.
This was the question you were asked to show scripture for, befor you took this off in a tangent to avoid to avoid an answer.NH.
Why won't you answer the question? Is it because you can't show a scripture to describe your comment? You said: “Imagine reading it a proclamation that the gentiles cannot be allowed to hear his glorious words”.Why would you make a comment like this, implying that I don't understand something, then making a statement that I was suposed to have made, which is totally false.
Why try and degrade me with your lies?
CO,
Do you find this offensive?
“”Imagine reading it a proclamation that the gentiles cannot be allowed to hear his glorious words”.Why?
Quote (Nick Hassan @ Jan. 17 2009,07:05) CO,
Do you find this offensive?
“”Imagine reading it a proclamation that the gentiles cannot be allowed to hear his glorious words”.Why?
NH.
Why would you say that? Can you show scripture? Another scripture you won't quote, because there is none.CO,
You have told us the words of Jesus are for us but not about us.I disagree as all his words are spirit and life to us.
But you disagree with yourself
“” His (Jesus) message was to Israel, and them only. “
CO,
Matt.15:24 … Now He, answering, said, “I was not commissioned except for the lost sheep of the house of Israel.”Tell us again how this means his teachings are not for the gentiles.
Seems a stretch into speculation from what is written.CO,
So being sent to the Jews means everything he teaches them is for their ears only.
So what school would we need to go to as this makes no sense?
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