Recent content by Paleouss

Greetings to all my brothers and sisters in Christ. I am looking for anyone's views on Isaiah 19:25. Particularly the implications of God saying that Egypt at the time was "My people" and that Assyria is the "work of My hands". Grace and hope in our Lord Jesus Christ

Greetings JD731. Looks like we are getting closer to the end here. For now. I think that the translation in which we are each dedicated shouldn't be a barrier here. You say you like the KJV only. I have no problem with that. I personally prefer the NKJV for general reading (I was actually...

Greetings JD731. I pray that you are doing well. Grace and hope to you in our Lord Jesus Christ. Well...I'm not sure that this is exactly true. Although we can confidently assume they are sons, being a "son of God" isn't the point of Luke 3:38. As I said in another post, the word "son" does...

Greetings JD731. Thank you, I am doing better. We are in total agreement that we can know that Adam was a son of God based on the fact that the Bible frequently speaks of those that follow God in familial terms. Additionally, that Luke 3:38 gives good reason for us to say that Adam was a...

Greetings JD731. My apologies for my absence. I had come down with the flu and was out for a while. I realize that our conversation is probably considered over, due to my absence. But after being able to read what you wrote to me the last time. I did want to make one minor point regarding...

Greetings th1bill. Hope and peace to you and yours. I noticed Ben responded to your post. I thought that I would add a little more insight. I will use NKJV for this added comment... Within Genesis 4:25 (above) we see the biblical text in NKJV English say "she bore a son". The Hebrew word...

Greetings again JD731. I hope your Sunday was a blessed one. Thank you for your post and your dedication to the study of our Lord's word so that we might discover the great wonders of God's truth. After a first read of your last post, post #15. I must admit, we appear to be far from the more...

Thank you for the compliment. The truth of my words, if there are any, is from God. All the errors are mine. Glory be to God! Peace to you as well, brother

Greetings And thank you for what appears to be a considerate, well thought out post. I agree with some of your analysis. But where I didn't agree was when you said in post #4... There are some nit-picky things I would change the wording (because I think they would lead to error) but the...

Greetings JD731. Hope and Peace to you in our Lord Jesus Christ Further, there are no verses that say that angels can impregnate human woman. Lets use some biblical reasoning skills on this topic. Argument from Reason - After Their Own Kind Concept We are instructed in 1 Corinthians 15:39-40...

Greetings to th1bill JD731 in our Lord Jesus Christ. May God's truth pierce the darkness of our minds and break down walls we have constructed against His truth. To be transparent before starting this post, angels did not procreate with human woman nor is their any evidence that they did...

Greetings Silverhair. Thank you for your witness and contribution to our seeking God in our posts. My apologies for what appears to be my misunderstanding on your position. My misunderstanding has clearly derailed us from drilling down on the points of the issue that are needed. I had...

Greetings again Silverhair. What a great day the Lord has made. I don't remember this distinction...it might have been your post I didn't have time to get all the way through. I agree that this kind of distinction can be a valid one (depending upon its use). One issue would be, does one...

Greetings I am going to try and incorporate the Sower Parable into the John 15 4-6 verses to keep us in that frame. It will probably turn from the traditional. To me, if we relate the two verses then the "seed" is the equivalent of the "vine". One is the word of life, the other the vine of...

Greetings to you brother, Silverhair. Grace and Hope in our Lord Jesus Christ. Regarding soil #2, we in large part seem to agree. The fact that Matthew depicts soil #2 as "endures only for a while" (Matt 13:20) seems to correlate with your description, above. You later wrote about soil #2...