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May we know, why these passages said so? The LORD's declaration, subtitled as "Final Judgment and the Glory of the Lord." As my resource Bible subtitled it "Final judgment," may we know further when do we interpret this would happen? Final Judgment and Glory of the Lord Isa 66:15 For behold...

Pigs do not chew cud because they have a single chambered stomach. It all goes back to the context of these dietary laws. They were given to a specific people at a specific point in time under a specific covenant. They did not apply to Israel's forefathers (like Adam, Noah and Abraham) and...

You are wrong... to the point I am wondering if you are simply trolling. 1. Yes, the prohibition against using the animal's blood has been consistent. BUT I was not talking about blood as food. God gave Noah all animals (and edible plants) as food. But he was not to consume blood (which...

Yes, it is 'you'. Context: - Gen 9:3 Every moving thing that liveth shall be meat for you; even as the green herb have I given you all things. - See also interlinear here - Genesis 9:3 Interlinear: Every moving thing that liveth shall be meat for you; even as the green herb have I...

No, it is not me. In Genesis 9:3 God tells Noah "every moving thing that liveth shall be meat for you; even as the green herb have I given you all thing". The dietary restrictions are a part of the Old Covenant (between God and Israel beginning at a soecific generation and concluding on the...

I suppose Satan was jealous of God (he desired to ascend to the most high, to make himself god). I am not sure how we divide this from pride and coveting. Man mirrors Satan's fall in many ways. Satan was created beautiful. Man was made in God's image. Both man and Satan's fall was...

It certainly keeps with the pattern set forth in scripture. I believe God inserted Adam into the garden and gave him dominion over the earth knowing full well that it would provoke Satan to jealousy. Thus the story of our redemption began.

John, I want to respond to one central issue. You are redefining every sacrificial category in a way that removes substitution before you ever examine the text. You redefine laying on of hands as identification rather than transfer. You redefine blood as life rather than life taken. You...

@Anthony Pritchard You made the comment that the blood makes atonement because life has been taken. I have seen this type of belief quite often. Blood represents death. This is common sense in our world (if you ever watched a movie where somebody is killed, anyway). Christ’s blood is symbolic...

Genesis 9:5-6 (ESV) And for your lifeblood I will require a reckoning: from every beast I will require it and from man. From his fellow man I will require a reckoning for the life of man. [6] "Whoever sheds the blood of man, by man shall his blood be shed, for...