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Has anyone even looked at how the phrase "from the beginning" is used in scripture. Look at these examples where the phrase refers to a whole time period subsequent to an event. 2 Samuel 21:10, Ecc. 3:11, Isa. 46:10, Mat. 19:8, Luke 1:2, John 6:64, John 8:25, Acts 26:4, 2 Thess 2:13, 1 John...

We find the phrase "in the Spirit" or "in the spirit" about 19 times sprinkled throughout the New Testament in the NASB. Ever consider just what is or what concepts are being taught by this phrase? Certainly if we are acting in the will of God, such as presenting accurately His intended...

Having read “misquoting Jesus “ and other studies of the Bible it is the intent that counts. But if as some not all say that soul joins body at conception then the most souls are pre birth. Infant mortality and still birth and miscarriage were until recently the most outcome . This these souls...

This is an offensive statement. I hope I misunderstood you. Your “little blobs,” are the work of God. Job 31:15 Did not he that made me in the womb make him? and did not one fashion us in the womb? Jeremiah 1:5 Before I formed thee in the belly I knew thee; and before thou camest forth out...

Publication about prophecy of Isaiah 7:14-17 and Isaiah 9:6 https://textandcanon.org/does-isaiah-predict-the-virgin-birth/ Does Isaiah Predict the Virgin Birth? Analyzing a small portion of the subject linked above, as quoted below, it is important to check whether the message reflects the...

This was very good and I love the gig he has going, just flat out telling what he believes in a nice video format. Beautiful. The PROPHECY INTENDING TO PORTRAY THE MIRICLE OF MARY'S VIRGIN BIRTH AND TO MAKE IT SAY, "YOUNG WOMAN" DISTROYES THE BIBLE'S OWN TEACHING IN ISAIAH 7:14, contained in...

It is perfectly normal and perfectly natural in English for us to ask, "Who is it?" and to be answered, "It is John." So, does referring to the Third Person of the of the Blessed Trinity, as "itself" deny the personality of the Holy Spirit, as a major error in the King James Bible, which...

Superb post, thanks!

The difference between the old and new covenants is that the old was conditional and the new is unconditional. Compare Heb. 8:9 with 8:11. 'For they shall all know Me, from the least of them to the greatest of them. 'The most prominent feature of the Sinaitic ('first,' 'old') covenant is the...

I believe that the whole of the covenant with Abraham is a 'covenant of promise' (c.f. Eph. 2:12). There are multiple places in the N.T. where God's dealings with Abraham are described as 'promises.' (Acts 7:5; Rom 4:12; 9:4-9; Gal 3:5-29; 4:28; Heb 6:13-20; 11:9, 13, 17). The promises are...

"The powerful Scriptures showing that Jesus is the ‘Son’ are switched to ‘servant’ in the NKJV in Acts 3:13; "The God of Abraham, and of Isaac, and of Jacob, the God of our fathers, hath Glorified His Son Jesus; Whom ye delivered up, and denied Him in the presence of Pilate, when He was...

Does this clarify what Catholics, Lutherans, Orthodox and many Anglicans believe? One Divine Person: Jesus is one divine person, not two separate persons (God and man). Person, Not Nature: Mary is the mother of the divine person, Jesus, not the source of His eternal divine nature. Theotokos...

I think it is very misleading and inappropriate to say Mary is the Mother of God. There is nothing that sounds right about that. Any thoughts taken from that statement could only lead to heresy.

Not His nature; His human body.

Hi Charlie: No, being blessed and 'highly favored' or 'full of grace' is very significant, however. Let's take a closer look at this. And why is this granted me, that the mother of my Lord should come to me? Please consider what another Catholic being asked a very similar question and how...

LOL, just read Luke 1:2, from the beginning refers to the things accomplished among us, those living in the 1 century. Or how about John 6:24 where Jesus knew "from the beginning" which of His disciples believed. Pay no attention to this naysayer, who spends all his posts finding fault with...

Think that we far more disservice to Joseph, as mary gets PLENTHY of acclaim, and he gets maybe a mention on fathers day

Luke 1:48 For he hath regarded the low estate of his handmaiden: for, behold, from henceforth all generations shall call me blessed. We Protestants and Baptists seem to have an overwhelming fear that paying any attention to mother Mary will result in elevating her too highly. But treating...

Never said He ever ceased to be the Son of God. He is the Alpha and Omega. That's my point. You have people posting here saying Mary was not Mother to the Son of God, only 'the human Jesus' as if His Divinity was absent at his birth. So many Baptists are intent on making Mary a person who...

No. Jesus was always Son of God. Mary was caused to be the mother of Jesus the Son of Man. John 1:1-3, John 1:14. He did not cease to be the Son of God and God, John 3:13, too. Luke 1:35.