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Which Is The Word of God?
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waynedillerad
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Which is the definition of a troll
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What you say to and about others says a whole lot about you.
Eph_4:32 And be kind to one another, tenderhearted, having forgiven one another, even as also God forgave you in Christ.
Here are 3 different statements.
Do you see any hypocrisy mix in there?
waynedillerad
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What is this guy trying to push? His OP doesn't even make sense to me.
How often does this happen to you?
You are, however, responsible for what you do.
And so far you have been vague as well as deceptive as to your intentions.
It was pointed out that one poster discerned that you sought to bait, and you can't possibly blame him for deciding not to discuss anything with you, can you?
Nevertheless, if you can state exactly what it is that you feel is false doctrine, do so. Only when a direct statement is made can it be addressed.
And, I have a few minutes, so shoot.
The Word of God is clearly Jesus Christ, as it is stated in terms that cannot be understood, unless of course, it disagrees with a preferred doctrine.
The answer to this question is found here:
1 Timothy 3:16
King James Version (KJV)
16And without controversy great is the mystery of godliness: God was manifest in the flesh, justified in the Spirit, seen of angels, preached unto the Gentiles, believed on in the world, received up into glory.
glfredrick
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That is a GREAT verse, but it doesn't say a thing concerning the Word of God. It does say a great deal about Jesus Christ.
And you distinguish between Jesus Christ and the Word of God?
And they should be:
There is the living Word of God (John 1:1) and the written Word of God (Luke 8:11).
glfredrick
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It still depends on how you present the proposition.
So far, you have tried (unsuccessfully) to modify the Scriptures to fit your personal doctrine. That is not the way to get your point across, and your strong fanaticism is not that endearing either.
You assume that everyone here on the board is heterodox in their doctrine just because you think you have a point to make. You could be right or you could be wrong, but it would take a lot more "Berean" type of sorting out the issues in comparison to Scripture before we can make any assumptions.
σπούδασον σεαυτὸν δόκιμον παραστῆσαι τῷ θεῷ ἐργάτην ἀνεπαίσχυντον ὀρθοτομοῦντα τὸν λόγον τῆς ἀληθείας
The Word of God IS the Revelation of God!
Jesus is the Revelation of God in bodily form! If you want to know what God is like in a human Body, then Christ is the perfect Word of God or Revelation of God in the body. However, you had to be living when he lived to know God by this revelation.
The Bible is the Revelation of God in written form! If you want to know God as one not living in his presence, then the Bible is the perfect revelation of God and His will in written form.
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It was quite clear:
Not only that, it was clear in the following posts that apparently the OP denies that Jesus Christ is the Word, that the Word was made flesh, and probably his biggest beef: the Word IS God.
While I do not do well with sarcasm and vagueries, I am being led to think that perhaps you imply differently?
Care to show me where, O my judge?
Boastful claims nor slanderous remarks does not a relevant point make. :smilewinkgrin:
Well, might be guilty there...I hope.
The assumption is your own.
It is you that is providing the opportunity to make a point.
(how am I doing so far?)
Wait, I could be right or wrong? You don't know? So you are blowing smoke?
And again, "we" have not made assumptions.
Only you have done that.
Important point to remember, O my judge...I will show myself approved unto God.
Not me.
Not you.
Not those you assume I believe engaged in heterodoxy.
And the written word was manifested in the flesh?
The written word was God?
There are those that in practice err in that regard, and I do not think it intentional, but the Word spoken of in John 1 is the Son of God, and no less.
Okay, from the beginning (of this thread, not creation nor the beginning of the Gospel...lol).
Our Op asks the question:
He is directed to John 1 for an answer...a good place to start, if you ask me.
I let the OP know I am willing to discuss why he feels all but he are involved in cult belief.
OP posts:
His antagonists replies:
I post this, after agreeing to discuss the issue:
1 Timothy 3:16
King James Version (KJV)
16And without controversy great is the mystery of godliness: God was manifest in the flesh, justified in the Spirit, seen of angels, preached unto the Gentiles, believed on in the world, received up into glory.
To which I receive a reply informing my unstudious self that it has nothing to do with the Word of God:
And this is where you step in, after I post this:
You say:
There is a clear difference between the spoken, written, and Living Word, however, I do not distinguish between the Living Word, the Son of God, and Jesus Christ, except to say we can distinguish when the Living Word took upon Himself the body He died in at a particular point in time.
So there you are, the entire thread in a post...lol.
Enjoy.
God bless.
glfredrick
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Someone needs to lay off the coffee for a while.
waynedillerad
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waynedillerad
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waynedillerad
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Beauty is in the eye of the beholder.
I know the difference between ugly and beauty.
waynedillerad
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The Word of God is clearly Jesus Christ, as it is stated in terms that cannot be understood, unless of course, it agrees with a preferred doctrine.