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Islamophobia? You don't have it? That's why your country is being over-run. Have fun with the beheadings and the "sharia law".

Someone tell me why it's legal for anyone to purchase alcohol, seeing that drunks do stuff like beating their wives and kids and killing thousands of people from behind the wheel of a car? Why is it legal for the GOVERNMENT to force our children to attend schools where they indoctrinate them...

Everything essentially true except the next to last sentence of the last paragraph. Merely speculation.

Jesus was/is God. His body was simply a human body; the body/DNA of a Jewish man. He had no other "nature" than the nature of God.

It's telling them to "add" to their "faith" which acknowledges that they already had "faith", correct? But yet, if they do the things , they won't "fall". Fall from what? NONE of this is saying that if you do all things in verses 5-10, that you will be "assured" of your salvation. It's speaking...

If one has already "obtained like precious faith" and is one of the "brethren", he is a born again, saved individual and, of course, he is already one of the elect. Correct? So if he is already elect, why does he need to make his "election" sure? 2 Peter 1:1 1 Simon Peter, a servant and an...

First and foremost: know the Author ....... the anointing which ye have received of him abideth in you, and ye need not that any man teach you: but as the same anointing teacheth you of all things, and is truth, and is no lie, and even as it hath taught you, ye shall abide in him. 1 John 2:27

"MIghty Men of Valour" I know........, too long

I would ask those to leave as well.

I'm not Greek and likely never will learn it. But on May 11, 1986, I heard the Word of God, the Gospel, preached by a backwoods Georgia preacher, full of the Holy Ghost, out of a King James Bible. I'm quite sure that was enough. And since I am an English speaker, I trust that God in His...

I simply looked up the word in a dictionary, lexicon, whatever and never "presented myself" to be "competent" in Greek. But then you know that don't you. Sorry I embarrassed you. lol

I don't know where I should begin but I will start with God Himself. God #1 God abhored human sacrifice to "Molech". Leviticus 18:21. Leviticus 20:2-5, 1 Kings 11:7 #2 "Burnt offerings" are not what God really wants anyway Psalm 51:16-17 #3 By the inspiration of God, the Holy Spirit, Jephtha...

Have you ever wondered if God has worded some things, in his word, which can be taken two ways(but only one answer is correct) in order to reveal to us whether we are "unlearned", "unstable", or whether we really just don't know Him at all? Case in point........ What did Jephthah do with his...

I think I remember seeing where you posted somewhere, saying that words often have several meanings, depending on context? Maybe it was someone else? But we all know it's true don't we. The word "Krino" does not just mean to "condemn or render final judgement. It can simply mean "to determine"...

100% as far as I'm concerned.

Would you mind posting the page where you found the definition of "krinow"? Thanks

Let's look at that verse in the version I use......... 46 Then Paul and Barnabas waxed bold, and said, It was necessary that the word of God should first have been spoken to you: but seeing ye put it from you, and judge yourselves unworthy of everlasting life, lo, we turn to the Gentiles. 47...

Yes, it was about his possessions, I know that. But he was still in a dilemma even as he left the scene. The Bible tells us "he went away sorrowful" for a reason. And when the disciples asked "who then can be saved", Jesus told them "with God all things are possible" indicating there was still...

Yes no The Bible does not say that. The Bible DOES say that "he went away sorrowful......." In another account, the governor Felix, "reasoned of temperance, righteousness, and judgment to come" and the Bible says that he "trembled". The work of the Holy Spirit is to "convince the world of...

Did I miss something? I thought "Lying down in green pastures" was figurative and not literal? No? What about "laying a cornerstone" and "shutting up the sea with doors"?