JustAskin said:Quote If you worship Jesus because you think you are worshipping God THEN you are making Jesus into an IDOL.JA,You dissent from the rest of the creation. Revelation 5:13 says that every creature in heaven and in earth and under the earth worships the Lamb with the Father:13 And every creature which is in heaven and on the earth and…[Read more]

Quote (terraricca @ Feb. 17 2010,20:51)TTho boy, you do it again ,back to square one ,you must have a little book what you follow,no???Yeap! That “little book” is called the Bible. Faith in God is OLD COVENANT. Faith in Christ is NEW COVENANT!thinker

JustAskin said:Quote Why the long debate: “NO”, it is not. To believe in Jesus Christ, by necessity, is also to believe in the Father.But to “believe” in the Father is not, by necessity, to believe in Christ. And the rejection of Christ is, by necessity, the rejection of the Father. The unbelieving Jews and anti-trinitarians are perfect examples.…[Read more]

Quote (mikeboll64 @ Feb. 17 2010,13:50)Hey all, Once again I will try to practice the KISS theory (Keep It Simple Stupid)The Trinity Doctrine states in effect:There is one God-head.  This God-head is one being shared by three co-eternal, co-equal persons; Father, Son and Holy Spirit.  They are all God, but each plays different roles.  In fact, St…[Read more]

Quote (942767 @ Feb. 16 2010,15:22)Quote (thethinker @ Feb. 16 2010,11:38)Quote (942767 @ Feb. 16 2010,11:33)Quote (CatholicApologist @ Feb. 16 2010,11:27)Quote (942767 @ Feb. 16 2010,11:22)The scripture states that all men have sinned and fallen short of the glory of God, and so, there is not man that is not fallible.Love in Christ,MartyAnd yet…[Read more]

CA wrote:Quote Your errors are due to a lack of understanding of the atonement.  Dr. Robert Sungenis puts it very well here:”Luther and Calvin believed Christ's passion was a legal payment for sin, otherwise known as “penal substitution.” Since Protestant theology believes salvation is forensic, then the atonement must be a legal transaction.…[Read more]

Quote (Nick Hassan @ Feb. 17 2010,06:49)Hi TT, Exactly. Dig deeper to the truth of the Word and do not adulterate it with your weak logic.Nick,Make up your mind. Christ loved us with His own love or He did not. Which is it?thinker

Quote (Nick Hassan @ Feb. 17 2010,04:38)Hi ST, Does God have a bodily form?? He is invisible.You deny the human vessel Jesus. Is it wise to deny the Son of our God?Nick,Angels took human form at the tomb of Jesus. Are God's creatures greater in power? The Holy Spirit took the bodily form of a dove. So your argument from God's invisibility fails.…[Read more]

CA said:Quote Indeed this is too simplistic, notes St. Theophan. The sin of every man is a great offense to God Who has written His law in our hearts. The sin of a Christian offends God incomparably more, since the Christian has received a clearer and fuller knowledge of commandments, and has received grace to strengthen him in the fulfillment of…[Read more]

Quote (igorwulff @ Feb. 17 2010,02:16)Verses like these really tell a lot about who Yeshua was and is in relation to YHWH.Quote Hebrews 5:7-10who, in the days of His flesh, when He had offered up prayers and supplications, with vehement cries and tears to Him who was able to save Him from death, and was heard because of His godly fear, 8 though He…[Read more]

Quote (igorwulff @ Feb. 16 2010,23:58)Hey JustAskin! Well I was trying to say, and it might be possibly that I interpret passages differently then you sometimes, but definetly from JW and TT, that of-course the last one is true. The thing Paul is trying to say is, if I remember correctly is that we should have the same humble attitude. We…[Read more]

Quote (thethinker @ Feb. 17 2010,05:05)Quote (Nick Hassan @ Feb. 12 2010,07:53)Hi TT, Did you think Jesus could not have resisted the will of his God?He chose to die for you by his own free will.Nick,Absolutely yes! Jesus died of His own free will. Was Isaiah better than Jesus? Isaiah was not forced to serve God! Isaiah offered his service saying,…[Read more]

Quote (Nick Hassan @ Feb. 17 2010,05:27)Quote (thethinker @ Feb. 17 2010,05:05)Quote (Nick Hassan @ Feb. 12 2010,07:53)Hi TT, Did you think Jesus could not have resisted the will of his God?He chose to die for you by his own free will.Nick,Absolutely yes! Jesus died of His own free will. Was Isaiah better than Jesus? Isaiah was not forced to serve…[Read more]

Quote (Nick Hassan @ Feb. 17 2010,05:30)Hi TT, Such philosophical comparisons based on human observations add nothing to what is written.Dig deeper than your own weak ideas to truth.GALATIANS 2:20:I have been crucified with Christ; it is no longer I who live, but Christ lives in me; and the life which I now live in the flesh I live by faith in the…[Read more]

Quote (Nick Hassan @ Feb. 17 2010,05:22)Hi TT, It has never been a case of what God could or could not do and building doctrines based on such speculation has never been of wisdom. But what is written is that God was in Christ reconciling the world to himself. And God can be in you and continuing that work of reconciliation.Verse 14 says that it…[Read more]

Quote (942767 @ Feb. 12 2010,14:50)Quote (thethinker @ Feb. 10 2010,20:47)ED J said:Quote Your using faulty logic again, you change this verse to include God, but this verse is about the love of Jesus.John 15:13: Greater love hath no man than this, that a man lay down his life for his friends.God's love is Greater, because he gave “His Son's”…[Read more]

Quote (Nick Hassan @ Feb. 12 2010,07:51)Hi TT, This is a bible study site yet you offer logic and inferences and a fine imagination instead? Why?Perhaps because there is no trinity god in the bible?Nick,You infer from Bildad's word that God cannot become incarnate. Bildad said that the son of man is a worm. You infer by a chain of inferences that…[Read more]

Georg said:Quote What do you think this power was that allowed Jesus to lay down his life and take it again?Georg,What does it matter? If Jesus had the power to take His life again then He could not have ceased to exist. The problem is with YOUR definition of death.If Jesus “ceased to exist” then He could not have taken His life again regardless…[Read more]

Quote (Nick Hassan @ Feb. 12 2010,07:53)Hi TT, Did you think Jesus could not have resisted the will of his God?He chose to die for you by his own free will.Nick,Absolutely yes! Jesus died of His own free will. Was Isaiah better than Jesus? Isaiah was not forced to serve God! Isaiah offered his service saying, “Here I am, send me.” Again, was…[Read more]

Quote (Elizabeth @ Feb. 04 2010,08:51)Quote (thethinker @ Feb. 04 2010,01:08)Georg said:Quote So then after he died God forgave him his sins and resurrected him in his human body, is that the way you see it?I said that Jesus bore OUR sins. He had no sin of His own. You twist my words as you do the words of God.thinkerthinkerI know Jesus had no sin…[Read more]