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Quote (ftk @ Sep. 05 2011,04:16)

Quote (Ed J @ Sep. 05 2011,00:11) Quote (ftk @ Sep. 04 2011,22:38) Job never blamed God for his pain and suffering. Hi Tim, The Scriptures seem to disagree with you here on this point as well… Job 9:22 This is one thing, therefore I(Job) said it, He(God) destroyeth the perfect and the wicked. Job 27:2 As God liveth, who hath taken away my judgment; and the Almighty, who hath vexed my soul; Quote (ftk @ Sep. 04 2011,22:38) Ed: Your trickery is noted!          What trickery? Quote (Ed J @ Sep. 04 2011,11:37) Was Job (before his troubles) perfect or in error?        Job's error was obviously in blaming God for his troubles; do you disagree? Also why did God tell Job to make an offering for Job's friends? (Job 42:8) If this seems to be your contention for Job's troubles in the first place? God bless Ed J (Joshua 22:34) http://www.holycitybiblecode.org Ed: Having the ability to look at Jobs life and lessons from the perspective of front to back we are able to see that Job was greatly blessed along with family members until satan/fear came on the scene. Once Satan was involved Jobs life and family went to hell in a hurry. I believe its because Job began to fear for his families destruction coming on his family he drew that destruction into his life with fear. Fear is the deceivers only form of power. Fear of evil or bad things happening is opposite to faith in life/good. Job said things about God but they weren't true. When Job said he destroyeth the perfect and the wicked it is true that he said that but what he said is not true. It wasn't God who did any destruction to Job, it was satan, evil, bad, thinking mixed with fear that brought on all Jobs problems.   I'm out of time. I have to go, more on this later.  Bless you, TK

Hi Tim,

Then you agree with me that Job's error was in blaming God for his troubles; correct?

God bless
Ed J (Joshua 22:34)
http://www.holycitybiblecode.org

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Quote (ftk @ Sep. 05 2011,22:46)

Pierre: God will let you do anything.

Hi Tim,

This is a false statement.

1) God wouldn't let Balaam curse the children of Israel.
2) God wouldn't let Pharaoh keep the children of Israel as slaves.
3) God wouldn't let the Apostle Paul (Shaool) be killed by those taking an oath to kill him.

God bless
Ed J (Joshua 22:34)
http://www.holycitybiblecode.org

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Quote (csaliba @ May 08 2011,01:00)

Now these are the seven spirits of God 1 spirit of the Almighty God  The father,the son, and the Holy Spirit. 1 spirit of the Father 1 spirit of the Son 1 spirit of the Holy spirit. 1 spirit of Both the Father and the Son. represented in Michael the chief defender of heaven most powerful archangel 1 spirit of Both the Son and the Holy Spirit represented in Lucifer(Satan) that's why he is the angel of light Like the son of God Jesus. this archangel was wisdom the most wise archangel 1 spirit of both the Father and the Holy Spirit represented by Gabriel.  the messenger of almighty God.

Hi csaliba,

Can you show how you came up with this?

“1 spirit of Both the Father and the Son. represented in Michael the chief defender of heaven most powerful archangel

1 spirit of Both the Son and the Holy Spirit represented in Lucifer(Satan) that's why he is the angel of light Like the son of God Jesus. this archangel was wisdom the most wise archangel

1 spirit of both the Father and the Holy Spirit represented by Gabriel.  the messenger of almighty God.”

Kila

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Quote (csaliba @ May 07 2011,05:48)

When you reflect and pray the Holy Spirit to give you light you will be aware  that Moses was Jesus incarnated in him.

Hi csaliba,

How does God giving you light connect to this statement?

Kila

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Quote (csaliba @ May 06 2011,17:33)

According to John we will eventually become gods

Hi csaliba,

What do you mean by that?

Isn't that what the serpent told Eve?

Kila

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