Hi Danny,

You: What you are doing is wrong.
You are casting doubts on God’s Word.
There are no “Misquoting Texts” as you said in the NT.
The Bible Old and New Testament was inspired by God.
It’s the same God.
Only Satan wants you to doubt God’s Word.

Me: I am sorry if I am offending anyone here. Please remember we are not preaching the Gospel he…[Read more]

Hi Carmel,

You: Do you mean that God as Father is not mentioned in the Hebrew Bible?

Do you mean that God the Father never mentioned in a way or another His Son in the Hebrew Bible?

Do you mean that in a way or another The Holy Spirit is never mentioned in the Hebrew Bible?

Me: I am sorry I never meant that God is not father in the Hebrew…[Read more]

Hi Berean, thanks for changing the thread.

You: Harmony between OT and NT

Me: Sorry I am not saying that whole NT is contradictory with Hebrew Bible. We are debating on the texts of  Hebrew Bible which were misinterpreted and taken them out of their original contexts by the NT writers. If you are interested you can go through my previous posts.

What Do We Do Without a Temple?

Why does that absence of the Temple preclude us from offering sacrifices today? Considering God’s reverence of life—both human and animal— sacrifices were severely restricted. Unlike pagan rituals, human sacrifice is absolutely forbidden in Judaism and animals could only be sacrificed in a place
of extreme sanct…[Read more]

Hi Berean, I think you have posted these in the wrong thread.

Did Paul Change His Mind? – An Examination of Some Aspects of Pauline Eschatology

1. Points on which scholars say Paul changed his mind – Discrepancy in details of events to occur before the parousia:

Romans 9-11 may be compared to 2 Thessalonians 2:3-12. It seems that in the latter there is a somewhat pessimistic picture of events due to take p…[Read more]

Revelation 

Paul was not the only New Testament author to be premature in promises of the world’s end; the book of Revelation seems to have been similarly embarrassed. In the 17th chapter of John’s Apocalypse, the seer has a vision of a woman riding on a beast with seven heads and ten horns. The woman is a great whore, drunk on the blood of the…[Read more]

The Failure of Prophecy in the New Testament:

Prophetic revision is nothing new. The highly selective use of texts by Harold Camping and others has ancient parallels. Indeed, the New Testament carefully chooses to ignore preceding material in its
eschatological thinking as well. The New Testament, for instance, promises an ever-superior…[Read more]

Hi Berean,

You: Gadam

WE need if the blood OF CHRIST

Me: Please go through my previous post you will understand why blood is not alone required for remission of sins.

The scriptures you quoted are from NT which are the interpretations of the NT writers but are not supported by the Hebrew Bible unless they force and take the scriptures out of…[Read more]

Hi Berean you messaged me the following;

Zacharie 6:13

 And speak unto him, saying, Thus speaketh the LORD of hosts, saying, Behold the man whose name is The BRANCH; and he shall grow up out of his place, and he shall build the temple of the LORD:
Even he shall build the temple of the LORD; and he shall bear the glory, and shall sit and rule…[Read more]

Does blood alone atones for sin?

The Hebrew word for repentance is Tshuvah – (תשובה (and it literally means “to return” to God. This is a process of regretting and forsaking sin, as demonstrated in the following verses:

“Let the wicked forsake his way and let him return to the Lord.” Isaiah 55:7

“When a wicked man turns away from his wickedness…[Read more]

Another mistranslation by Paul himself

Isaiah 59:20

What does Christianity do with this clear biblical teaching that we can master sin? Christianity simply changes the Bible. It presents a contradictory and incorrect translation of how God instructed mankind to turn from sin, as is demonstrated in a blatant Christian mistranslation of Isaiah…[Read more]

Isaiah 59:20

What does Christianity do with this clear biblical teaching that we can master sin? Christianity simply changes the Bible. It presents a contradictory and incorrect translation of how God instructed
mankind to turn from sin, as is demonstrated in a blatant Christian mistranslation of Isaiah 59:20. In the Hebrew original, this verse…[Read more]

On Psalm 22:

For Christians Psalm 22 became a foreshadowing of the crucifixion of Jesus. The typological approach to sacred scripture was not unknown among Jews, but it became the characteristic Christian method of reading and understanding the Jewish Scriptures. It was common for Christians to believe that the Jewish Scriptures contained hints a…[Read more]

Hi Proclaimer thanks for your posts on showing Jesus as the Messiah and saviour.

You: Wow Israel died for our sins. Isn’t that amazing? Do you thank Israel every day for this salvation?

Clearly, any dummy can see that this is a prophecy for the messiah or savior. And Israel is not the messiah or savior. I do not think even the Jews believe th…[Read more]

Hi Danny,

You: Sorry, I don’t understand your position.
Do you believe that Jesus of Nazareth was the promised Messiah?
Please answer so that I can understand your position.

Me: I am sorry we are not here to question the beliefs of others but we are only debating on the doctrines of Christianity.

Hello brother Gene, thanks for your comments on my post.

You: Adam…..I also agree with that, but the difference I see is that it was not the original writers who did that, but the “trinitarian translators” who change word structures, to force  the text to say was not intended to be said.  Remember the New Testament came to us through the “trin…[Read more]

Hello Carmel,

You: You elaborated CONVINCINGLY regarding Israel as the servant in Isaiah.

Me: Thank you for your appreciation.

You: Are you in the position to do the same regarding Israel as  “THE SON OF GOD” since it is very COMMON?

I am asking this as I wondered why Israel was called as such!

Also, I noticed that despite the fact that Israe…[Read more]