Quote That David would even compare Jesus to Moses reflects the darkness that is in his heart. Jesus is “counted worthy” of glory EQUAL with God!Please!!!I never suggest this. You know that is a false argument, because you have no real one and cannot even attempt to answer the question I ask. It's really sad when people resort to things like…[Read more]

Quote Don't allow David's nonsense to take you running down some rabbit trail. Moses was NOT seated at the right hand of God. And as seated at God's right hand Christ is “counted worthy” of much more glory than Moses. Jesus is “counted worthy” of the glory of the builder and the builder is God. Ergo….–the thinker.Have you really thought that…[Read more]

Quote Hi DavidThe answer to your question is in my statement!”May or may not have worshipped”How hard is that to understand?The scriptures do not tell us do they. They simply tell us that YHWH said he would make Moses “A god to Pharaoh”, not to the Hebrews or anyone else because there are no other gods, yet to Pharaoh there was.I know you said…[Read more]

Quote (WorshippingJesus @ Sep. 03 2009,12:29)Quote (david @ Sep. 02 2009,20:20)EXODUS 7:1“Consequently Jehovah said to Moses: “See, I have made you God to Phar′aoh, and Aaron your own brother will become your prophet.”“I have made you god to Pharoah.”It was Jehovah who made Moses a god to Pharoah.  Are you suggesting that Jehovah wanted Pharoa…[Read more]

Quote (WorshippingJesus @ Sep. 03 2009,07:55)Quote (david @ Sep. 02 2009,15:32)Quote I was the founding pastor for two different congregations. Finally.  I knew it.The average Catholic would have left after the first minute, after someone started using the Bible.:D Seriously, you are nowhere near the average Catholic.  The average Catholic, or t…[Read more]

Quote (CatholicApologist @ Sep. 03 2009,11:42)Quote (david @ Sep. 03 2009,11:31)Quote We honor Scripture and esteem it so highly that, yes, we destroyed erroneous translations much like your NWT.  Truth is eternally important.  If I found a NWT today, I'd probably burn it.And if you found one five hundred years ago, you'd burn it, along with me, t…[Read more]

Quote I am sugesting that Pharaoh acknowledged that Moses was some sort of “a god” who he may or may not have worshipped.–WJDid Pharoah worship Moses?Is that why he was called a god to Pharoah?Simple questions.

Quote (WorshippingJesus @ Sep. 03 2009,12:22)Quote (david @ Sep. 02 2009,20:16)Quote No, I am sugesting that Pharaoh acknowledged that Moses was some sort of “a god” who he may or may not have worshipped.OK, I want to be really clear on this.  You (WJ) are saying that Pharoah “may” have worshipped Moses as “a god”??Is that what you are saying?Hi…[Read more]

I found it:Quote So the challenge is to you also David, give us one example of an Apostle or a follower of Christ in the NT that called any other being “God” other than the Father and Jesus that is not a “so-called” god!We have been here before and you have failed to do so!Why stop there? Why not narrow the search to the book of Matthew? Or…[Read more]

Quote But you are evading my challenge!Please state it.

EXODUS 7:1“Consequently Jehovah said to Moses: “See, I have made you God to Phar′aoh, and Aaron your own brother will become your prophet.”“I have made you god to Pharoah.”It was Jehovah who made Moses a god to Pharoah.  Are you suggesting that Jehovah wanted Pharoah to worship Moses?Or, is my explanatin better: That the word “god” means “might…[Read more]

Quote No, I am sugesting that Pharaoh acknowledged that Moses was some sort of “a god” who he may or may not have worshipped.OK, I want to be really clear on this. You (WJ) are saying that Pharoah “may” have worshipped Moses as “a god”??Is that what you are saying?

Quote Why didn't Jesus discourage his followers when the grabbed him by his feet and worshipped him?Don't you mean “proskyneo”ed him?Proskyneo literally means to “bow down” AS I KNOW YOU KNOW.It CAN mean worship (as you know.)It doesn't necessarily mean worship (as you know.)Don't make me open my “proskyneo” file. I'll do it.

Quote Adj.1.polytheistic – worshipping or believing in more than one godIf the Bible says there are many gods, (even you you say they are false gods) is the Bible polytheistic?Notice the word worshipping.

Quote No, because Moses was not a God at all!He was a god (mighty one) to Pharoah, or at least, that's what scripture says.Quote Moses was “a god” to Pharaoh because he was a Polytheist, and nothing more!Are you suggesting that Pharoah was a polytheist who worshipped Moses? Is that how you think Moses was a god to Pharoah?Pass the Kleenex…

Quote DavidDo you find it scripturally wrong for Pastor to take a salary?How does the JWs support the missions work?Would it be rude to ask how much you get?Of course paul built tents. But yes, to answer your question:Quote Expenses are manageable, as there are no paid clergy and the meeting places are modest. Donations forwarded to the nearest…[Read more]

Quote And yet many scriptures show Jesus being worshipped (.proskyneō),I know that you know that word is used in a grand variety of ways. The scriptures don't show Jesus being worshipped, they show him being “proskyneo” ed (which sometimes means worship and sometimes “don't.”)

Quote We honor Scripture and esteem it so highly that, yes, we destroyed erroneous translations much like your NWT. Truth is eternally important. If I found a NWT today, I'd probably burn it.And if you found one five hundred years ago, you'd burn it, along with me, the one holding it.

JOHN 13:35“By this all will know that YOU are my disciples, if YOU have love among yourselves.””What of the “teaching” of love?Is not “love your enemies” (Matthew and Luke) one of your teachings?

Quote (CatholicApologist @ Sep. 02 2009,10:18)Quote (david @ Aug. 26 2009,18:38)Saying “Sola Scriptura is logically untenable” is great for the person who doesn't follow scripture….or can't back up his beliefs by scripture, or does things that obviously go against scripture…..etc.What are you talking about?  Gibberish!We are the ones who…[Read more]