Whatever happens to them, it is a good bet that the outcome will be significant. If they can prosper in their style of war against the rest of the world, then they could get very powerful. Or perhaps a leader will rise up and make them prosper in war through his cunning. But if they end up destroying their own kind, (sunnis) it could lead Iran…[Read more]

Anyone who starts up a Church and slaps a name on it has started a denomination. What happens next is a refined creed of some kind.

We should be mindful that there is one Church, the Body of Christ and that Christ said he would build his Church. We we confess and act in a way that we belong to the body, then we can fellowship with anyone else who…[Read more]

Half of ISIS command wiped out by allied airstrikes
The Kill List: Half of ISIS top commanders believed to be dead… but executioner-in-chief Jihadi John is still free to commit barbaric slaughter

• Allied airstrikes decimate ISIS’ leadership, leaving terror group in chaos
• Terror chief Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi left isolated and in hiding amid c…

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Psalm 2:7
I will proclaim the LORD’s decree: He said to me, “You are my son; today I have become your father.

Acts 13:33
he has fulfilled for us, their children, by raising up Jesus. As it is written in the second Psalm: “‘You are my son; today I have become your father.’

You believe that God was always a father, thus Jesus was always in…[Read more]

Thanks kerwin.

T8……The word theos, is Greek for What we call GOD, the word elohim is Hebrew for the word we call GOD. My question to you is where is the dividing line between who is a God to you and who is not a God to you. Where is your line drawn at, or is there a line you can draw between, what is a true God and what is not a true God? It all boils down to…

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All lies are of the evil one and false teachers will receive their reward.

This much is true.

Where was it that you asked me if Jesus had power ‘over God’ and where was it that I said that Jesus didn’t have power over God implying that God had power over Him?

It went straight over your head then.

I will explain it to you. I quoted your post to Terr. Then requoted it but basically replaced it with God and Jesus (which was fitting) to see i…[Read more]

Where was it that you asked me if Jesus had power ‘over God’ and where was it that I said that Jesus didn’t have power over God implying that God had power over Him?

It went straight over your head then.

I will explain it to you. I quoted your post to Terr. Then replaced it with God and Jesus to see if what you implied correlated with God and J…[Read more]

Gene
Jesus IS the image of the invisible God. I didn’t have to invent Him as an image of God. Your problem is with scripture, not with me.

An image is not literally the thing that the image reflects. That is basic knowledge.

Jesus is the image of the invisible God. He is not God himself, that is clear.

You can’t have it both ways. He is e…[Read more]

Okay, I can see we are going off topic here (including myself).

I would rather be with the ‘us’ that has both, the ‘God of gods’ and the ‘Lord of lords’, the one and mighty God-Jehovah who IS both.

You admit outright that for you there is two who are God.

But Apostle Paul teaches, “For ‘us’ there is one God the Father”.

You are not ‘us’. That much is clear.

Jesus said that eternal life was to know the ON…[Read more]

Anyway, I fully believe that Jesus has always been the Son of the one true God and thus an eternal part of Him…an offspring part.

You do not know what a son is or offspring is given your definition of the word in your teaching. If you have the wrong meaning of that word, then how can you believe that God has a son if you don’t know what a son o…[Read more]

Anyway, I fully believe that Jesus has always been the Son of the one true God and thus an eternal part of Him…an offspring part.

You do not know what a son is or offspring is given your definition of the word in your teaching. If you have the wrong meaning of that word, then how can you believe that God has a son if you don’t know what a son o…[Read more]

Yes, I understand that a muslim disagrees with me in regards to who is Christ. If he agrees with your doctrine, wouldn’t that worry you?

If a muslim says that there is one true God, then I agree. If he says the one true God does not have a son, then I disagree that his God is YHWH.

If a Christian says that there is one true God, then I agree. I…[Read more]

If he agrees with your doctrine, wouldn’t that worry you?

If a muslim says that there is one true God, then I agree. If he says the one true God does not have a son, then I disagree that his God is YHWH.

If a Christian says that there is one true God, then I agree. If she says that the one true God comprises of two persons, then I also disagree f…[Read more]

If he agrees with your doctrine, wouldn’t that worry you?

If a muslim says that there is one true God, then I agree. If he says the one true God does not have a son, then I disagree that his God is YHWH.

If a Christian says that there is one true God, then I agree. If she says that the one true God comprises of two persons, then I also disagree f…[Read more]

If he agrees with your doctrine, wouldn’t that worry you?

If a muslim says that there is one true God, then I agree. If he says the one true God does not have a son, then I disagree.

If a Christian says that there is one true God, then I agree. If she says that the one true God comprises of two persons, then I also disagree because I believe t…[Read more]

@GeneBalthrop

T8……YES, there are many “so-called” GOD’S, but that does not make any of them “TRUE” GOD’S Big or little gods.

I don’t think I have ever said that. What I am saying is that some say that all others who are called theos or elohim are false theos or false elohim.

If an earthquake is elohim, then is the earthquake God or a false god?…[Read more]