Sorry Martian, I should have elaborated a little more. As an example:”And we are his witnesses of these things; and so ALSO the Holy Spirit, whom God hath given to them that obey Him.” Acts 5:32Question: How can mere “breath” be a “witness” to anything? “And I will ask the Father, and He will give you another *HELPER*. That *HE* may be with…[Read more]

Quote (martian @ Nov. 27 2009,03:23)The word most often translated in Hebrew as “spirit” is “ruahh”. The term “ruahh” literally means breath or wind. The Hebrew culture saw the breath as the life of a person. Relating it to their natural realm, without breath there was no life.From the very beginning it is obvious that God’s breath was the anima…[Read more]

Quote (Nick Hassan @ Jan. 12 2008,13:21)Hi say, Jesus disagrees with your use of the word 'God'.We are not family with the god of this world.Jn8 54Jesus answered, If I honour myself, my honour is nothing: it is my Father that honoureth me; of whom ye say, that he is your God:If Yeshua is *GOD*  because he “belongs to the God family”, then that…[Read more]

Quote (Nick Hassan @ Jan. 12 2008,13:21)Hi say, Jesus disagrees with your use of the word 'God'.We are not family with the god of this world.Jn8 54Jesus answered, If I honour myself, my honour is nothing: it is my Father that honoureth me; of whom ye say, that he is your God:If Yeshua is *GOD*  because he “belongs to the God family”, then that…[Read more]

Hello brothers,  have you ever considered that the “power” of the Holy Spirit may have caused the conception of Mary by taking the sperm from Joseph? And because Mary could have not have conceived otherwise (because she had no intercourse before marriage to Joseph) God considered Himself his Father, because HE CAUSED his conception because it…[Read more]

Quote (epistemaniac @ July 13 2005,06:12)we should never think that Christianity begins and ends with us, however… the questions that we ask… the things that we find in the Bible… none of this is new…. while we can never lift tradition to be equal in authority to Scripture, we should also never forget that we are not the first ones to have…[Read more]

Quote (Lightenup @ Jan. 16 2010,05:40)Hi ya'll,In my opinion, the term “God/god” does not automatically imply self-existent but the term “Most High God” would.  What do other's think?Interested in your thoughts,KathiHello Kathi, I highly agree with you.

Quote (terraricca @ Feb. 09 2010,05:56)hi DFNMdo you know that in revelation the organisation around God is presented as a women.Jehovah speaks of Israel as being His WIFE.But as a nation, the majority of Israel had been unfaithful to God (not all, there has always been “a remnant” of the faithful) so the Judeans  in history ,who retained their…[Read more]

I am wondering if anyone here on this forum has ever noticed that there is absolutely nothing (no Scriptures) in the Old Testament (Hebrew Scriptures) which would imply that the “anointed”, or “Savior” (Christ) would be coming from heaven, or would be an angel which would be sent as our Savior? I am wondering why that is? Has anyone else…[Read more]

I personally don't believe that Proverbs is speaking of Jesus as being “wisdom”. For instance Wisdom is spoken of as a “SHE”. “Wisdom has built HER house, SHE has prepared HER food, SHE has mixed her wine; SHE has sent out her maidens, SHE calls”……” Proverbs 9:1-3

Kathy wrote”If it were necessary for the sacrifice to be the greatest being aside from the Most High God, what type of being would be greater than the angels?  Wouldn't it be a literal son of the Most High Himself…one that had the nature of deity.  No other being has the nature of deity except for the Father and the Son.  And then, for the sa…[Read more]

Quote (terraricca @ Jan. 17 2010,12:20)LUfirst we have already establish God as no beginning,as for the Son the only begotten it says it by it self ;if he is begotten he as a beginning ,wen was he begotten the scriptures says in the beginning of his birth obviously there is no time table.it also mention in the beginning of creation,so we…[Read more]