Paul calls Jesus a man, more than once. Does that make Paul wrong?

The point is that we are not trusting in flesh. Jesus is more than flesh.

True, but the one who was manifest in the flesh was also taken up into glory and is called “he”. I can only think of one person that this can be talking about. Is there another candidate?

T8,
No, it doesn’t infer any such thing? It instead infers that
Jesus manifested God in the flesh; there is a difference.

If it actually said “God was manifest in the flesh, it could indeed mean based on that sentence that Jesus is God. Of course it directly contradicts the rest of the Bible and it actually says “He was manifest in the fle…[Read more]

T8,
No, it doesn’t infer any such thing? It instead infers that
Jesus manifested God in the flesh; there is a difference.

If it actually said “God was manifest in the flesh, it could indeed mean based on that sentence that Jesus is God. Of course it directly contradicts the rest of the Bible and it actually says “He was manifest in the fle…[Read more]

T8,
No, it doesn’t infer any such thing? It instead infers that
Jesus manifested God in the flesh; there is a difference.

If it actually said “God was manifest in the flesh, it could indeed mean based on that sentence that Jesus is God. Of course it directly contradicts the rest of the Bible and it actually says “He was manifest in the fle…[Read more]

T8,
No, it doesn’t infer any such thing? It instead infers that
Jesus manifested God in the flesh; there is a difference.

If it actually said “God was manifest in the flesh, it could indeed mean based on that sentence that Jesus is God. Of course it directly contradicts the rest of the Bible and it actually says “He was manifest in the fle…[Read more]

<blockquote>T8,
No, it doesn’t infer any such thing? It instead infers that
Jesus manifested God in the flesh; there is a difference.</blockquote>

If it actually said “God was manifest in the flesh, it could indeed mean based on that sentence that Jesus is God. Of course it directly contradicts the rest of the Bible and it actually says “He was…[Read more]

Free will requires options. God put the tree of life and the tree of good and evil in the garden. It was an important part of allowing mankind to choose a path. He never forced them to eat from either and he even warned them not to eat of the tree of good and evil because he didn’t want them to.

If you cannot figure that out Gene, then most of…[Read more]

Free will requires options. God put the tree of life and the tree of good and evil in the garden. It was an important part of allowing mankind to choose a path. He never forced them to eat from either and he even warned them not to eat of the tree of good and evil because he didn’t want them to.

If you cannot figure that out Gene, then most of…[Read more]

Thanks for the info Brian.

Whoever wrote that Ignatius used “God” in a quote of 1 Tim. 3:16 is, I believe, completely wrong.

I would appreciate an answer to my question.

Why is there no name or information for the person who made that comment?

@tigger

Glad you researched this. And the reason that the person is not a member of the forum is because they originally mad…[Read more]

Whoever wrote that Ignatius used “God” in a quote of 1 Tim. 3:16 is, I believe, completely wrong.

I would appreciate an answer to my question.

Why is there no name or information for the person who made that comment?

@tigger

Glad you researched this. And the reason that the person is not a member of the forum is because they originally mad…[Read more]

Islam just like Christianity started in the middle east so isn’t the real question: Why have Christians moved away from where they originated, were they unhappy?

Persecution and death mainly. Islam and the Vatican have murdered millions of Christians from what I have read. Wasn’t there myself so cannot confirm. But Muslims are killing Christians i…[Read more]

Islam just like Christianity started in the middle east so isn’t the real question: Why have Christians moved away from where they originated, were they unhappy?

Persecution and death mainly. Islam and the Vatican have murdered millions of Christians from what I have read. Wasn’t there myself so cannot confirm. But Muslims are killing Christians i…[Read more]

Islam just like Christianity started in the middle east so isn’t the real question: Why have Christians moved away from where they originated, were they unhappy?

Persecution and death mainly. Islam and the Vatican have murdered millions of Christians from what I have read. Wasn’t there myself so cannot confirm. But Muslims are killing Christians i…[Read more]

Persecution and death mainly. Islam and the Vatican have murdered millions of Christians from what I have read. Wasn’t there myself so cannot confirm. But Muslims are killing Christians in that part of the world today.

Many Christians moved to America in the early days of American immigration. That persecution was coming from Europe.

Many…[Read more]

John 17:3
Now this is eternal life: that they know you, the only true God, and Jesus Christ, whom you have sent.

John 10:27
My sheep hear My voice, and I know them, and they follow Me.

2 Corinthians 11:3
But I fear, lest by any means, as the serpent beguiled Eve through his subtilty, so your minds should be corrupted from the simplicity that is…[Read more]

Two years on and it looks like an Islamic Caliphate has arisen. But how successful it will be remains to be seen. ISIS or ISIL has now incurred the wrath of a coalition of nations including the US.

Looks like an Islamic Caliphate has arisen. But how successful it will be remains to be seen. ISIS or ISIL has now incurred the wrath of a coalition of nations including the US of course.

Looks like an Islamic Caliphate has arisen. But how successful it will be remains to be seen. ISIS or ISIL has now incurred the wrath of a coalition of nations including the US of course. Is it these that make war against the most terrible of nations, or should we expect another?