@Berean,

I see Andy Roman is at it again pushing none issues. You criticize people because they worship on Sunday, even though Paul said it’s up to the individual to determine which day is more important to dedicate to the Lord. Now you begin criticizing those who speak in “tongues”?!?!? How do you know those who where at the White House weren’t…[Read more]

@Berean,

When I read this section there is NOTHING said about the sabbaths being “ceremonial law”; the mind of man made that up, unless you can provide me a passage that confirms what you claim. AND can you explain what a “ceremonial sabbath” is?

The second passage quoted gives zero implication Paul is speaking of a “ceremonial sabbath”;…[Read more]

@Berean,

Please explain Col 2:16,17a “Let no man therefore judge you in meat, or in drink, or in respect of an holyday, or of the new moon, or of the sabbath days: 17 Which are a shadow of things to come; Here Paul states one isn’t to judge another of the “sabbath days.” What are you doing, if not judging others every time you speak on this…[Read more]

What then is the parallel? Both Ezekiel and Revelation mention Gog and Magog, and every study bible I have looked at says the passage in Revelation is a reference to the Ezekiel passage. Hmmmm.

Your original question of the events unfolding between Israel and Iran be what is spoken of in Ezekiel; the answer would be, NO. In 38:10-12 it says Gog…[Read more]

@Proclaimer,

Is this war spoken of by Ezekiel the same battle spoken of in Revelation 20:7-9?

@Post #947381,

I see you are still more concerned with a “Sunday rest” than you are over the murdering of fellow christians around the world.

You will need to explain exactly how paying someone more to work on Sunday will usher in a mandatory “Sunday rest.” Explain how paying someone 25% more one day a week will force a business to close their d…[Read more]

@Berean,

Who is “the Branch” spoken of in Zechariah 6:12 and is it really speaking of the Jesus? The passage tells us this “branch” is going to build the Temple of G-d and Zechariah was a prophet during the time of the rebuilding of the Temple and Jerusalem; yet, “christianity” claims this passage as a reference to the “work of Christ as hum…[Read more]

@Post #947374

Deut 4:9 has nothing to do with the Jesus and keeping “our vision clear in the world when we keep our eyes on Christ and the ways he has led us.” Once again someone has parachuted into a single passage, taken it out of context, and applied their own meaning to it. This is another fine example of NOT verifying what one has been tol…[Read more]

Why does one believe what they believe concerning their “faith system”? What makes a belief, truth? Is this belief found and verified within G-d’s spoken word or found within the doctrines of man? Why do most religions require a strong belief system in what it teaches? Is one allowed to question a particular belief held within a religion? Why d…[Read more]

@Berean,

You gave me your doctrine of beliefs and by definition they are “a codification of beliefs or a body of teachings or instructions, taught principles or positions, as the essence of teachings in a belief system.” A belief is what “doctrines” are. You have to “believe” it’s truth, and anyone can believe anything they want and call it truth…[Read more]

@ Post #947345

In a story that gives one side; this isn’t journalism, it’s propaganda and hooked you into believing it.

“But here’s the truth: the law is selectively enforced, creating a two-tier system where tourists and the well-connected thrive while ordinary Tongans face punishment.”

Except over 97% of the Tongan population are ardent ch…[Read more]

@ Post #947343

I’m about verifying everything and wish people would do the same.

The islands of Tongo do have a law enshrined in their constitution which states Sunday to be a day of worship and no work is to be done including certain activities. HOWEVER, there is a huge piece missing from the story posted on the “advent messenger”; it’s the peo…[Read more]

@Berean,

To funny! Typical, questions you can’t/won’t answer; if you did, you would discover you have been lied to your entire life but fear keeps you where you are. As a former “christian” I believed some of what you do; the only difference is I started looking into what was being taught and started questioning it. I began verifying what I was…[Read more]

@Berean,

Which “Sunday Keepers” DON’T you consider “under the banner of Satan,” are “apostates,” are “Babylon,” or are the “daughters of Babylon”?

Concerning the “true remnant”:

Rev. 12:17] And the dragon (Satan through the Roman Empire) was wroth with the woman (the faithful church), and went to make war with the remnant of her seed, those who…

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@Berean,

I never questioned the importance of following G-d’s commands; what I asked was:

Do you believe “Sunday-keepers” are “under the banner of Satan,” are “apostate,” are “Babylon,” or the “daughters of Babylon”?

Do you believe Sabbath observance is the great separating wall between God’s true remnant people and the deceived, lost world?…[Read more]

@Post #947333,

I made it less than two minutes into this video and realized it was AI generated. Did a quick search and couldn’t immediately find this particular sermon ever being spoken by Graham. In other words they took words of someone else and put Billy Graham’s voice to it. What has the church devolved into?!?!?

By posting this you have…[Read more]

@Berean

The author of that article has taken a lot of liberty in his interpretation. The language used in verses 1-13 makes it impossible to be a reference to the Jesus. Everything is about context in which it was written; you cannot parachute into the middle of a thought, pick out a sentence or two and create your own idea of what it means; this…[Read more]

@Berean,

I would recommend looking up and verifying 1everything written below, look at every verse given and prove it wrong or right. If it is right, what will you do with it? Will you accept or reject it.

In the original Hebrew texts, there are no chapter divisions, and Jew and Christian alike agree that chapter 53 is actually a continuation of…[Read more]

@Berean,

“Just because God refused Moses to take the sins of the people upon himself does not mean that God, through His Son, could not.”

Did you miss the other passages given where G-d said the sinner is responsible for what they do? Are you calling G-d a liar? It doesn’t matter what your belief says the Jesus could do; all that matters is what…[Read more]

@Berean,

“The desire of every true Jewish woman was to be the mother of this Messiah. Whenever a baby boy was born, the relatives would gather hoping he might become the Savior.” Wieland

“Every” Jewish woman desired to be the mother of this Messiah!?!? The only Jewish woman, if they even thought about it, would be one who married a man from th…[Read more]