Quote (Nick Hassan @ Dec. 03 2006,18:56)Why bother with the ideas of men and see what God has told us about Himself and stick with that?are we all not guilty of this nick? trinitarian, unitarian, jw, christadelphian, mormon and many more variations who claim to be followers of christ – I have seen this practice one this site – using scripture to…[Read more]

Hi Kejonn, sure Jesus was not given to Molech, but the principle of human sacrifice is the same is it not. I dont care who the sacrifice goes to, you can't condemn something on the one hand then condone it on the other and still be considered fair and just.If I told you not to speed and you speed – you are wrong in my eyes… whether you are on a…[Read more]

Quote (Laurel @ July 10 2007,17:08)The article you posted is well known to people in the east. Even the Jewish calendar has the fourth month named Tammuz, maybe it was a memorial to Tammuz or maybe YHWH Himself put it there so the Jews wouldn't forget that they also worshipped the Sun. It is a child sacrificial religion.Well is Christianity not…[Read more]

Which 300 prophecies? – give me 10 to start.

Gosh Michael's, that is just a ludicrous statement…are you just presuming to know all things not written – just because Jesus was in the temple aged twelve discussing with the leaders and not with his father or mother on the way back home to Nazereth, does not mean you can know or say that at one years of age he knew God or loved God more than…[Read more]

Tell me – in light of scriptures, do you think it reasonable to say that the Jews had every right to act in the way that they did…Christian's say they were hard of heart… and the writers of the NT say so too, but God prophesied through the prophets how The Messiah would come and in what manner he would rule and the condition of the world at…[Read more]

The claim in the NT that Jesus will fulfill the Messianic prophesies when he returns does not give Jesus any credibility for his “first” coming for nowhere in the OT does it speak of a second coming. The OT never speaks about the Messiah returning after an initial appearance. The “second coming” theory is a seeming desperate attempt to explain…[Read more]

Does the Jewish Bible – by that I mean the OT, of which this post is about – show that humanity has to believe in the Messiah. I can't find any – because his reign will be an historically verifiable reality, self-evident to any person, it won’t require belief or faith because it will be before their eyes.

Was Jesus ever anointed with OIL by a prophet or priest (ie, Samuel and Saul/David)? A Messiah would be anointed with oil by a prophet/priest. If Jesus is the one to fulfill all scripture as God's anointed surely he must have to have been anointed by a priest or prophet.

Is the Hebrew word “HaMashiach” actually in the old testament… all i can see is that it is alluded to by reading into the text, but never spoken of as THE Messiah, only “a” messiah?

Hi Is 1:18Quote: In the passage from 1 Tim 6Jesus himself said “No one has ever seen God (the Father) but Jesus has made him known… is that not enough or do you need to go outside the Biblical text to clarify what is spoken of Jesus “the Christ” by John – if it was actually John that wrote this book… many people saw “the Christ”, God's…[Read more]

Quote (Nick Hassan @ May 15 2007,10:29)Hi A7, Try Heb4 aligned with Ps 90Hi Nick,I have read those versed, but don't know how this explains the 1000 year reign… Where did John get the idea of a thousand year reign. Where does it come from? We need two or three witnesses. Does any of the other prophets or disciples teach this doctrine.John must…[Read more]

Hey WhatisTrue,Thanks for your reply. Just wanting to know how the Feast of Tabernacles equates to the 1000 year reign of Christ?I do not see the idea of 1000 year reign mentioned anywhere but in Revelation 20. How does one build a biblical doctrine out of one passage, by one author. I cannot see this thought anywhere else in the Scriptures? But…[Read more]

Hi guys,A question that has been puzzling me is lately is this: If Jesus is the Lamb of God who died for the sins of the world, if he was the one sent to fulfill all righteousness and the scriptures written of him; then why did Jesus die during Passover and not on the Day of Atonement?The passover lamb was not a sin offering, guilt offering, peace…[Read more]

Hi Nick,How is that teaching original sin? To be tempted does not mean we are born sinful, but we sin because we choose to sin. It is not teaching original sin Nick. That is a big stretch.

Hey Cubes,How do you explain the death of Jesus when he was born without sin?

Psalms 19:8 The law of the LORD , reviving the soul; the testimony of the LORD is sure, making wise the simple; Hebrews 7:1818 On the one hand, a former commandment is set aside because of its weakness and uselessness 19 ; on the other hand, a better hope is introduced, through which we draw near to God.Gal 3:1313 Christ redeemed us from the ,…[Read more]

Quote (Nick Hassan @ Oct. 03 2006,02:20)So they are deceitfulThey serve themselves and oppose the Master.They enter the flock by stealth to divide it and destroy the sheep of Jesus.They have never been a sheep but know how to pretend.Their only work is for themselves.They see sheep only as tools to be used for their purposes.They are vicious and…[Read more]

Quote (heiscomingintheclouds @ Oct. 03 2006,01:35)As for God being able to speak to mankind, there is only one way man can speak to God and that is through is Son. It is for this reason, the Father begat the Son, in the beginning, even before the heavens and the earth, the Father, begat his Son, the Word, the quickening Spirit.So God begat the…[Read more]

Quote (Nick Hassan @ Sep. 17 2006,19:44)“He was borrowing this statement, it did not origin from him via the Holy Spirit.”Is anything written by Paul without the unction of the Spirit?Every word is tested and pure and we should not fall into the trap of theology that we are greater than those words but need to submit to them in fear of the Awesome…[Read more]