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I am not worried about types.. I believe in types. the lords supper. where Jesus said do often in remembrance of me takes care of those types (The lords supper is actually a continuance of the passover mean. Only instead looking to freedom from egypt and the sacrificial lamb, we look back to the...

Jesus used the serpent in the wilderness as an example Just as moses lifted the serpent. did those who trust God and looked believe into live? or were they saved because they had faith and looked?

lol Do you like making things up? Abraham believed God And God took this act of Abraham trusting God and accounted his faith as righteousness. Abraham Believed God.. Abraham did not believe into God. this is nonsensical. :rolleyes:

eis Lou Nida - to, towards, in the direction of Intermediate greek english lexicon - to, into, in, for, into, in, for LXGRCANLEX - To, Into, in, for, DBL Greek - to, into, on, inside, among, in order to BDAG - into, unto, in toward, until, on for throughout, with respect to. with reference to...

No we do not It says we have been saved Nothing in the english text shows us that that salvation is still in effect. or if it will continue to be in effect. again, You have failed to prove your point For it is by grace we have been saved. or even using the KJV for by grace are ye saved (who...

Never said we were. our discussing is translating a perfect tense noun (saved) in the Greek. to English using a word for word interpretation. so I am not sure why you even make this statement. Jesus said in john 6. if I eat the bread from heaven, I will never have to eat again. He called it the...

ok now we have a problem The flesh and blood that gives life in John 6 is not found in the eucharist. the eucharist is a mock and pagan ritual that leads no one to Christ. Jesus called this bread from heaven a food that whoever ate it they would never die. Not that we have to continue to eat...

I did not say I agreed. I said this is why many do this.. but thank you.. I used to believe that also. but changed my mind about 10 years ago., we do both wine and juice at our church people can chose

I think it has to do with the actual feast itself the feast of unleavened bread it was called. the could be no levin.. which means their could be no literal wine..

wanted to continue my conversation with @Ben1445 concerning the English vs the Greek. @Ben1445 made this comment I would like to respond to. and look deeper into. to try to show what I am trying to show Ben said - That is the problem of people not knowing their own language. It doesn’t mean...

got an example? thats not really perfect tense is it? again, example. I have been saved. in the english by itself. I could say I was saved.. but it has no bearing on my future. or really the present if we really get down to it. Thats why people see the words have been saved, and still...

first off. You just made yourself out to be a fool. I do not spiritualise OT scriptures. I believe in a literal interpretation. Same as I do with the NT Unless specifically stated in the text (ie parables) As do I. We have nothing in common when it comes to pride. You sir are a proud person...

the apocrypha is rejected by most. because of the contradictions they cause.. Not because they are catholic. Catholics need to stop thinking so highly of themselves. the whole world does not reject things just because the catholic church may believe it..

I gave an example. there are many like it Not a big difference? No. The KJV does not match what I said it is flawed as I explained. because we can not know past the usage of the English tense. because the English has no perfect tense (one of its flaws) I guess try to study some greek. You...

Actually, you are wrong In Jesus conversation with Peter. He asked, Peter do you love me, peter responded, yeah lord, you know I love you. We all know this passage. and it is great. Jesus is restoring peter. he asked him three times, for the three times Peter denied him The problem is...

How is it a double standard? Greek has a perfect tense. English does not. I already shared 4 words translated by only one english word. Other words. (like baptism) are not even native english words. they are a transliteration of a greek word. this mistake has caused massive division in the...

noted. thank you There is good data in there. Maccabees has a lot of great history.. but yes. Not scripture.

there is no perfect English text. the English language is flawed. for example, one word (love) to interpret 4 greek words (agape, phileo, sarx, eros) so when you see the word love. which for of love did the original Author use. without consulting greek text. its impossible to know While there...

do what? Are you catholic? pumping up the KJV what do we do with the mass contradictions found in the apocrypha? as compared to the rest of scripture?

I did not know this, Interesting thank you