@Berean,

You are a plethora of contradiction; how can you say it’s only the Catholic faith that is the only religion who wants a “One World Religion that unites them all, that is full of compromise and paganism”? Doesn’t your faith try to win other over to it and if it could “win” the entire world over to it, wouldn’t you find that to be a wonde…[Read more]

@Berean,

Waited three days and you still can’t support what you believe is truth!!

Why do we believe what we believe? The question that almost got me kicked out of the church.

“In the merits of the promised savior”, what does that even mean?!?! The first naturally born children after creation are looking forward to a “promised savior”…[Read more]

@Berean,

Abel placed his trust in God and in the merits of the promised Savior of the world.

Cain did not place his trust in God and in the merits of the promised Savior.

Give me the passages of these statements. These are the word of your false prophetess and NOT G-d! Did you notice you haven’t explained a thing; you keep giving me weak t…[Read more]

@Berean,

Was it shame or not knowing the information in my previous post that you wouldn’t or couldn’t tell me what is taught by your faith? I can tell you I was NEVER taught this in my 40 years. AND why do I have to go learn your faith to find out anything from it…it seems like one is ashamed of what they believe or are not as strong in the…[Read more]

@Berean,

Chapter 6—Cain and Abel and Their Offerings

Cain and Abel, the sons of Adam, were very unlike in character. Abel feared God. Cain cherished rebellious feelings and murmured against God because of the curse pronounced upon Adam and because the ground was cursed for his sin. These brothers had been instructed in regard to the provision m…

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@Berean,

It can’t be the same; there was no precedence to give G-d an offering; G-d never established the idea, Cain did and Abel followed his example. This wasn’t a “sin” sacrifice as the word “sin” is first mentioned in verse 7 where G-d tells Cain he has the power and must ruler over it. The only thing that can be established is that it was an…[Read more]

@Berean,

Are you having an issue with understanding what I wrote or are you NOT reading what I wrote OR did you forget what you asked originally? The question isn’t about “sacrifices and offerings” (church has got a handle of twisting that without any problem); the question is:
What’s the meaning and the why of Cain and Abel’s offering to G-d…[Read more]

@Berean,

WOW!!!!! You won’t or you can’t!

Besides the question isn’t  about “sacrifices and offerings.” The question you posed what was the meaning and the why of the offerings done by Cain and Abel to G-d. And I have no idea “why” they did an offering or the “meaning” behind it! Can’t find an answer to these question doing a search on the…[Read more]

@Berean,

Just noticed, you origianlly asked why were these offerings made and what did they mean and then you move on to which one was more acceptable; which is it?

Why were the offerings made?

What did the offerings mean?

Why was one more acceptable than the other?

@Berean,

Why not just answer the question, why dodge and evade by answering a question with a question?

Just answer the question!

@Berean,

And why was the one accepted and the other rejected; you still aren’t explaining anything…now that’s truly sad!

I keep asking and you keep deflecting; give me your understanding. I can’t refuse something if it hasn’t been presented. This isn’t complicated!

@Berean,

I’m not convinced you really want to know anything about sacrifices and offerings.

Is that because you can’t explain them? I called myself “christian” for 40 years before walking away and I know what “christianity” taught about sacrifices and offerings. Since you won’t explain what you believe, here is what G-d said.

Why do you think h…[Read more]

@Berean,

I’ve asked you to explain what I don’t understand and you remain silent. You’re confirming you haven’t an idea of why you believe what you believe; you just believe. Apparently so should everyone else and heaven forbid anyone question what you believe, because you can’t explain it anyways.

By the way, the verse you quote from Jeremiah,…[Read more]

@Berean,

Gen.4
And Adam knew Eve his wife; and she conceived, and bare Cain, and said, I have gotten a man from the LORD.
And she again bare his brother Abel. And Abel was a keeper of sheep, but Cain was a tiller of the ground.
And in process of time it came to pass, that 👉Cain brought of the fruit of the ground an offering unto the LORD.
And👉…

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Light vs Darkness; Truth vs Lies

Here we are in the season of “celebrating” the “miraculous conception” and birth of the Jesus as told by the writer of Matthew who makes the claim it was the fulfillment of the prophet Isaiah in chapter 7:14.

However, when reading chapter 7 of Isaiah there is nothing of a coming messiah who will be of a “virgin…[Read more]

@Berean,

I find it amazing today how the “christian” is unable to answer and support their beliefs when those beliefs are challenged. Instead of proving their belief is correct, they deflect or move the “goal post” away from the original topic. My favorite is the double standard of question answering; crying about their questions not being a…[Read more]

@Berean,

What hilarity!!!! You can’t even answer your own questions!!

Why where these first offerings done and what did they mean?!?!!? I asked to be enlightened and you run from your own statements!!!!

You then accuse me of loosing “sight of a CRUCIAL element that runs throughout the entire Old Testament”, which seems to be “ceremonial law” to…[Read more]

@Berean,

I MUST answer, is that a joke!!!! From one who refuses to answer questions!

What answer did your religion tell you? Enlighten!

@Berean,

Jesus has already accomplished the essential (Isaiah 53).

You can’t explain Isaiah 53; but you sure do “believe” it’s about the Jesus. Who is the “servant” mentioned in the previous chapters?

Isa 41:8 “But thou, Israel, My servant, Jacob whom I have chosen, the seed of Abraham My friend

Isa 44:1 “Yet now hear, O Jacob My servant[Read more]

@Berean,

Still waiting for an explanation of Rev 1:1,3 and 22:7,12,20 and that “come quickly” phrase the Jesus utters and never did. It’s been 2000 years, and the “church” is still waiting…”come quickly” must mean wait forever. I asked before, what temple is John measuring in Rev 11; if it’s the second temple, the revelation of John was writt…[Read more]