The Thinker,I have a question about how you understand what Bildad stated about the stars. Do you think Bildad was claiming that the stars were capable of sinning?

Quote (Nick Hassan @ Dec. 15 2009,13:11)Hi KW, Love fulfills the requirements of the Law.The boundaries are not necessary when Spiritual motivation rules within.That is correct but they are still necessary for those who do not walk according to the Spirit.  The Law of Mosses was never written for those who obeyed it and yet we are told that…[Read more]

Quote (Nick Hassan @ Dec. 15 2009,04:05)Hi KW, Moral requirements? We are not moralists but led by the Spirit.In Romans 8:4 of the King James version the clause “righteousness of the law” is used instead of “moral requirements”.They both mean the same thing.

Quote (Nick Hassan @ Dec. 15 2009,03:19)Hi KW, The jewish ten commandments are under discussion.Given to the Jews because grace was yet to be given to enable the law of love to be lived.The Ten Commandments are merely a part of the Law of Mosses that God spoke out loud to the people of Israel. The later became frightened and begged that he would…[Read more]

Quote (Gene @ Dec. 14 2009,22:33)David………Scripture says GOD Brought all that on Job. Read the end of the book of JOB where it say that GOD brought all this evil on JOB> it was no challenge by a Being named SATAN , but simply and ADVERSARIAL Spirit (INTELLECT) in GOD'S reasonings. The Spirit (INTELLECT) ADVERSARY is one of the SPIRITS of GOD…[Read more]

Quote (Nick Hassan @ Dec. 14 2009,23:59)Hi CON, DO NOT is negative. It offers only boundaries. Love is not. It offers motivation.You should read the Law of Mosses as you are both both commanded to love your neighbor as yourself and also not to hate him. You can call the first a positive command and the second a negative one but they both are…[Read more]

Quote (banana @ Dec. 15 2009,00:25)Quote (kerwin @ Dec. 15 2009,03:21)Irene wrote:Quote Whether it does or not, He still had a glory with the Father before the world was.  Was that glory  a Spirit being, I believe so.  What other glory could He have had?  Not like I said before goes along with the other Scriptures that talk about that He was the…[Read more]

Irene wrote:Quote Whether it does or not, He still had a glory with the Father before the world was.  Was that glory  a Spirit being, I believe so.  What other glory could He have had?  Not like I said before goes along with the other Scriptures that talk about that He was the firstborn of all creation.  And that He was send by the Father to do H…[Read more]

Irene wrote:Quote But you know what one of them is a liar.Since Micaiah is a true prophet of God and Jesus is God's Son it is my opinion that they were speaking in different contexts.  Micaiah was speaking of seeing with the eyes and knowing with the mind while Jesus was speaking of seeing with the heart and knowing with the spirit.  Jesus was t…[Read more]

Scripture does state that “no one is righteous under the law” and it also states that “all creation”, including the stars, “is in bondage to decay.” Despite that being true scripture also declares “that God’s invisible qualities are observable in creation.” This is all self evident even if it were not written in scripture. This makes me w…[Read more]

Quote (terraricca @ Dec. 13 2009,03:12)hi kerwincould give more detail,i really dont understand in your last sentence,because Job is called righteous or dsicribed as one.If one ever sins then they are no longer truly righteous. I know Job lived under the old testament and scripture states about those who lived during that time that God looked…[Read more]

To all,It sure sounds like some individuals here are stating God changes.  I assure you that is not so.  What God wanted of his people yesterday he still wants today.   The prophet Ezekiel tells us that God will forgive those who change their ways and do all that is righteous.  That is true under the old covenant and it is still true under the new…[Read more]

Quote (banana @ Dec. 13 2009,06:32)Quote (kerwin @ Dec. 12 2009,20:32)Irene wrote:Quote No body has seen the Father God or heard His voice.Here is a puzzle to think and consult God about.2 Chronicles 18:18-22(NIV) reads:Quote Micaiah continued, “Therefore hear the word of the LORD : I saw the LORD sitting on his throne with all the host of heaven…[Read more]

Irene wrote:Quote No body has seen the Father God or heard His voice.Here is a puzzle to think and consult God about.2 Chronicles 18:18-22(NIV) reads:Quote Micaiah continued, “Therefore hear the word of the LORD : I saw the LORD sitting on his throne with all the host of heaven standing on his right and on his left. And the LORD said, 'Who will…[Read more]

peace2all wrote:Quote that what I’m saying.  He was god's son in heaven before his arrival on earth. So to say god's son didn't pre exist is wrong.Jesus is God’s Son because he never sinned even though he was tempted even as we are.  I believe stating he is God’s Son is like stating he is God’s firstborn Son.  I do not believe in Jesus’ pre…[Read more]

Constitutionlist wrote:Quote Does she believe if I do not accept a trinitarian belief then I cannot believe in Yeshua? That does not make sense to me.It is probably unrealistic to expect logical reasoning from someone who has abandoned logic in order to embrace the Trinitarian tenet in the first place at it requires a suspension of logic in order…[Read more]

Quote (peace2all @ Dec. 11 2009,18:25)Quote (kerwin @ Dec. 11 2009,17:40)If you are disobeying the moral requirements of the Law of Mosses then you are walking according to the ways of the flesh (aka world) and not according to the ways of the Spirit.never did i say they are not required or obsolete or gone or unemportant. do yuo not read the…[Read more]

Quote (thethinker @ Dec. 11 2009,23:41)Quote (kerwin @ Dec. 11 2009,22:01)The Thinker wrote:Quote Bildad's view was gnostic. The Bible says that everything that God created was “very good.” Yet Bildad said that the stars are “unpure” thus implicating God with evil.Please! Enough humor.  I am assuming that bid was your attempt at humor.  The G…[Read more]

Quote (terraricca @ Dec. 12 2009,03:36)hi allhumour is related more to the human race,the reasons it is used could varie.as for the prophet dealling with the false prophete of baal,this ended in 400 deads of the false prophetes i dont find this “ridicule”Maybe it is the male in me to see humor in the way Elijah taunted the prophets of Baal for…[Read more]

The Thinker wrote:Quote Bildad's view was gnostic. The Bible says that everything that God created was “very good.” Yet Bildad said that the stars are “unpure” thus implicating God with evil.Please! Enough humor.  I am assuming that bid was your attempt at humor.  The Gnostics believe the material world is corrupt and that the spiritual world is n…[Read more]