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No the Scriptures do not. Well, what verses do you offer? |
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Who invented who
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ReserveCorp
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I know you don't appreciate this fact, but (in my opinion) except for the Trinity idea perhaps, you have far more in common with Urantia Book believers intellectually and otherwise, than you do with a certain fundamentalist rustic. |
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Who invented who
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nothing conflicts with my beliefs concerning your scripture usage. Yeshua revealed who He was to His disciples and then commanded them to keep it a secret. that is good enough for me. and since you don't actually understand why Yeshua would withhold His true identity to the Pharisees [whom He Yeshua knew was going to kill Him], reveals all I need to understand concerning you. I will keep my opinions to myself since your own posts outs you. Whether Jesus was the Messiah or not, or whether anyone believes that, has no effect on anyone's salvation. You're concerned with nothing but trivia: ...Master, what shall I do to inherit eternal life? (Luke 10:25) "Thou shalt love the Lord thy God with all thy heart, and with all thy soul, and with all thy strength, and with all thy mind; and thy neighbor as thyself." (Luke 10:27) "Not every one who says to me, Lord, Lord, shall enter into the kingdom of heaven; but he who does the will of my Father who is in heaven." (Matthew 7:21) "For whosoever shall do the will of my Father which is in heaven, the same is my brother, and sister, and mother." (Matthew 12:50) YOU MUST do the Father's will to be saved. Believing Jesus is the Messiah and believing in the Atonement have nothing to do with it. And the Father's will is that you love God and love your neighbor as you love yourself. |
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Who invented who
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ReserveCorp
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Sat 05/26/18 09:38 PM
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this verse fits you, reserve perfectly 1 John 2:22 Who is a liar but he that denieth that Jesus is the Christ? He is antichrist, that denieth the Father and the Son. You got one thread locked and blocked for calling people liars because they didn't agree with you, and now here you are doing it again, using "scripture" to do your dirty work. I don't deny the Father and the Son. But Jesus was not the Messiah the Jews were expecting. Ask them. Face reality. Find out what their Messiah was supposed to be, and you'll see that Jesus did not fit the criteria. Why do you get so angry when people refuse to agree with you? Have you thought about anger management classes? I asked you some questions. Why do you refuse to answer them? Here they are again: YOU now understand the specifics of the bible? Who else besides you does? Are there a lot of such people? Are they all in the "Oneness" sect? Are there any other sects that understand the specifics of the bible as you do? And what does "believing upon Him" mean? I "believe upon Him" myself. If we both "believe on Him," what is the problem? Jesus indicates that He is not the Messiah at Matthew 22:41+ Mat 22:41 While the Pharisees were gathered together, Jesus asked them, Mat 22:42 Saying, What think ye of Christ? whose son is he? They say unto him, The Son of David. Mat 22:43 He saith unto them, How then doth David in spirit call him Lord, saying, Mat 22:44 The LORD said unto my Lord, Sit thou on my right hand, till I make thine enemies thy footstool? Mat 22:45 If David then call him Lord, how is he his son? Mat 22:46 And no man was able to answer him a word, neither durst any man from that day forth ask him any more questions. I'm sorry you don't like the verses above and I'm sorry if that conflicts with the bible some other place. That's not my problem. But the answer is that Jesus has had material added to him later, just as I know you know happened with Mat 28:19, the change to Jesus' original words by the Catholic church. You remember, right? The same sort of thing happened at Matthew 16:20. And as for the other three verses you posted, they are all the same. If the three synoptic gospels, Matthew, Mark, and Luke, were boiled down, they'd basically say the same thing. I could post the real words of Jesus but I'm sure that would make you furious. |
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Who invented who
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to a degree I completely agree. where I would argue is the fact that Isaiah, Daniel, Ezekiel [major prophets], and John [Revelation] wrote specifics concerning Yeshua. No they didn't. Ask a real Jewish Rabbi, a teacher of Judaism. Isaiah, Daniel, and Ezekiel are their scriptures. "Yeshua" is not mentioned in them. Ask a Rabbi. Yeshua is the Messiah whom the Jews [not the Messianic Jews] rejected. Can you prove that? Isn't that just your opinion/belief? Even Jesus indicated he was not the Messiah: Mat 22:41 While the Pharisees were gathered together, Jesus asked them, Mat 22:42 Saying, What think ye of Christ? whose son is he? They say unto him, The Son of David. Mat 22:43 He saith unto them, How then doth David in spirit call him Lord, saying, Mat 22:44 The LORD said unto my Lord, Sit thou on my right hand, till I make thine enemies thy footstool? Mat 22:45 If David then call him Lord, how is he his son? Mat 22:46 And no man was able to answer him a word, neither durst any man from that day forth ask him any more questions. and the Old Testament from how the Holy Temple is designed, the Ark of the Covenant, the Tree of Life, are all examples of the Yeshua [or the coming Messiah].
The Tree of Life? Where can I see that? The Ark of the Covenant? Where can I see that? Where is it located? it's why the phrase His Story [History] is coined for the bible,
LOL. because ALL of it is either a fore shadow before His appearance on earth and afterwards [N.T.] a confirmation
But can you prove any of that? [Peter Acts explains this Yeshua whom ye crucified is the Messiah]!! So, "Peter Acts" explains it? I never heard of Peter Acts. But Jesus indicates at Mat 22:41-46 that he was not the Messiah. Who should we believe, Jesus, or Peter Acts? I think it is a nice gesture to understand what the person who died for us actually looks like.
That's a doctrine of men ("the person who died for us"). Jesus said that He came here to "bear witness unto the truth" (John 18:37), not to die for us. Jesus also told His followers to preach "the gospel of the kingdom" that he and the 12 preached with him while He was alive, not the "gospel of the person who died for us." and in the Upper Room He gave the first communion of the New Gospel to remember Him by body and blood.
"The New Gospel"? What is that? What was wrong with the "OLD GOSPEL," the gospel of the kingdom that Jesus told his followers to preach? And according to Catholics, they call that the "Mass," the first Mass (in private, in the upper room), and they say they drink Jesus' blood and eat his flesh to remember him. Do you do that? If not, why not? you are a typical bible cherry picker who never utilizes the entire bible because it refutes your attempts.
Whatever. after all, I have believed upon Him before ever realizing the specifics of the bible. and I continue believing upon Him because I now understand the specifics of the bible.
YOU now understand the specifics of the bible? Who else besides you does? Are there a lot of such people? Are they all in the "Oneness" sect? Are there any other sects that understand the specifics of the bible as you do? And what does "believing upon Him" mean? I "believe upon Him" myself. it's not my place to care if you understand or not.
Is that what you think Jesus would say? Why don't you answer my questions? You answered none of them. Here they are again: YOU now understand the specifics of the bible? Who else besides you does? Are there a lot of such people? Are they all in the "Oneness" sect? Are there any other sects that understand the specifics of the bible as you do? And what does "believing upon Him" mean? I "believe upon Him" myself. If we both "believe on Him," what is the problem? it's my place to correct you when you willingly misuse scripture for your own purposes. which seems to be an habitual habit of yours.
But I haven't misused any scriptures. You are not the arbiter of what scriptures mean. Did you think you were? Didn't you learn anything from Ludlow? "The Catholic Church, [is] the sole authentic interpreter of scripture." Where do you and your interpretations fit in to that? Do you say that they, the Catholic church, is also misusing scripture for their own purposes because they don't agree with you? If so, you have a lot bigger fish to fry than me, there's a billion of them. Why don't you take your war on anyone who doesn't agree with your bible interpretations to the Catholics and give me a break? And no, you cannot prove that I am misusing scripture. I follow Jesus only. I don't think you can say the same. I've merely corrected you and asked you to prove your statements. Rather than do that, you've opted to attack me. And I think that "habitual habit" is some sort of redundant. |
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The proof is in the pudding
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Actually he is a member of a cult that has nothing to do with God. That was the main reason Katie left him. He is a strange one. True... but... I was never a fan of his until I saw a couple of his movies, namely the one called, "Edge of Tomorrow" (Live, Die, Repeat) and I had to admit, the guy is a very good actor. I think "Oblivion" was another that I enjoyed. I'm a big fan of his sci/fi movies. |
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Who invented who
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I personally do not care what He looks like . It is quite irrelevant. The Bible said He was comely, and yes obviously He was Jewish. I agree. It doesn't matter what He looked like. |
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Who invented who
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I personally do not care what He looks like . It is quite irrelevant. The Bible said He was comely, and yes obviously He was Jewish. Just a diversion tactic by Satan to keep ones eyes off the real focal point(s). to a degree I completely agree. where I would argue is the fact that Isaiah, Daniel, Ezekiel [major prophets], and John [Revelation] wrote specifics concerning Yeshua. No they didn't. Ask a real Jewish Rabbi, a teacher of Judaism. Isaiah, Daniel, and Ezekiel are their scriptures. "Yeshua" is not mentioned in them. Ask a Rabbi. I think it is a nice gesture to understand what the person who died for us actually looks like.
That's a doctrine of men ("the person who died for us"). Jesus said that He came here to "bear witness unto the truth" (John 18:37), not to die for us. Jesus also told His followers to preach "the gospel of the kingdom" that he and the 12 preached with him while He was alive, not the "gospel of the person who died for us." after all, I have believed upon Him before ever realizing the specifics of the bible. and I continue believing upon Him because I now understand the specifics of the bible.
YOU now understand the specifics of the bible? Who else besides you does? Are there a lot of such people? Are they all in the "Oneness" sect? Are there any other sects that understand the specifics of the bible as you do? And what does "believing upon Him" mean? I "believe upon Him" myself. |
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Who invented who
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36:3.5 In the bestowal of life the Life Carriers transmit nothing of their personal natures, not even on those spheres where new orders of life are projected. At such times they simply initiate and transmit the spark of life, start the required revolutions of matter in accordance with the physical, chemical, and electrical specifications of the ordained plans and patterns. Life Carriers are living catalytic presences which agitate, organize, and vitalize the otherwise inert elements of the material order of existence. -The Urantia Book
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The proof is in the pudding
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From Tom4Uhere
The medical miracle I want to see is for a ten year amputee to suddenly wake one morning and find a fully functional limb. An 80 year old with dentures suddenly growing all their teeth back over night. For a God able to create the Universe, should be no problem at all? Yet those things don't happen. Of course, that is wrong. Things like that do happen. How about an ironworker who lost his eye when a piece of hot iron shot out from that big pot? His eye grew back the next day. It's in her book and pretty well documented. I once had a woman believer in such things tell me that communication with the dead was "well documented." But of course it's not. |
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Sheol - The Jews define this word as... It connotes the place where those that had died were believed to be congregated. http://www.jewishencyclopedia.com/articles/13563-sheol No punishment and no fire. Literally translated it means "unseen." Hades - It is the translation of the word 'sheol.' Unfortunately, it comes with baggage from Mythology of that time. Literally translated it means "unseen." Gehenna - The Valley of Hinnom. This is a real physical place on Earth. It is a valley or ravine on a sulfur deposit. It was used by the Romans as a garbage dump. Garbage was burned from a fire much hotter than a normal one. It has a sorted [**] history and was used as a "Potter's Field" of sorts. Jesus used it in some of His parables. Tartarus - Used once in 2Peter 2:4, it is translated as "jail," and relates only to angels, not humans. There is no ancient term for "hell." ** sordid |
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Well, either way its not going to be " tea with the Queen" down there but I'm going with fire.. otherwise you have to change the entire hell concept.. and that takes money and time. LOL! Very good. |
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"Eternity" has no beginning. So if there is "eternal" punishment then those who are experiencing that would have been doing so For long before this age. In fact, the only One who can experience "eternity" is God. Is He not the only being that is eternal, no beginning and no end? we have a beginning. we are conceived. born. typically live a life where we can make our own choices and choose our own beliefs. and if we are found written in the Book of Life, we achieve eternal life with God. so, somewhere along the lines, there is always a beginning. But that's not what "eternity" means as far as God is concerned. It means He has no beginning and no ending. It's really an infinity concept and since we're finite beings, we can't understand it. We can SAY it but we don't GET it, even if it's true. There possibly is such a thing as eternal in one direction, such as us, as you mentioned above, we had a beginning, but if we make it to heaven, we're probably good there forever, eternally, going one way into time. |
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The proof is in the pudding
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No offence, but your entire premise "old saying" is wrong.
The proof is not in the pudding. "The proof of the pudding is in the eating." That's the expression. No one can prove God to anyone else. You either believe or you don't. If you don't, that's fine. (imo) I do. And that's fine too. No pudding = no proof. Show me proof of any deity. Not "look at the flowers/stars/ crystals/beauty of X, that's so perfect/intricate/unlikely etc. that surely it is proof that god made it" Not ancient writings of what some guy thousands of years ago believed. Not that millions of people believe X for thousands of years so it must be true. Not because ancient statues or carvings or songs can be seen/heard. Something not reliant on "faith". Any proof ? |
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Is There a Place Called Hell
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I am a Christian. I believe and follow Jesus Christ (and Christ Jesus). I do not pay much attention to pagan religions. Me too, Bigd. |
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There IS eternal punishment . All DO NOT get saved. All DO NOT go to Heaven. Christ on The Cross was not in vain. God is a holy righteous and just God. All attempts do deny the above truths will be absolutely futile and absurd . LOL! |
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Womb or Rib?...
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Yeah that's one way to spin it. Sure there's nothing more believable than a god in the flesh. As gullible as humans are the powers that be saw to it that people believe it or they burn them as heretics. Burning as heretics was something Roman Catholics did many centuries ago. People who state this are trying to attach this to all christian believers in the present age in an attempt to undermine any discussion they participate in. I dont' think that's necessarily true, Dave. When I state that about the burning people at the state and so on, I am very clear that I mean the Catholic church did it. And they would do it again if they could, imo. They have not changed their superior, imperious attitude one bit, it's just laying there dormant, waiting, waiting, waiting. Roman Catholicism (in it's true form) does not teach nor practice the new testament.
Agreed, Dave, but they insist that they do anyway. During the dark ages (500ad - 1500ad) the Roman Catholic leadership prohibited the distribution and reading of scripture. May I suggest that instead of labeling all people with the same stamp you look at individuals.
Maybe he just meant the Catholics, Dave. That's what I mean when I talk about it. The Catholics: Meet the new boss, same as the old boss. |
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The Urantia Book most seems to be an amalgamation of the Theosophical literature of the late 19th century or early 20th century. When did you read it, Dave? I have read it and it doesn't seem to be an amalgamation of the Theosophical literature of the late 19th century or early 20th century to me, Dave. The Urantia Book contains pronouncements on evolution, cosmology, physics and quantum mechanics, which Martin Gardner ( former Scientific American mathematics columnist) finds deeply flawed,
So what? I think Martin Gardner was deeply flawed. and it includes a biography of Jesus that asserts he toured Rome and Greece at ages 28 and 29, becoming an adept of Greek philosophy, mathematics and art.
Yes, and? And I don't know what "becoming an adept of Greek philosophy, mathematics and art" means and I don't think the book says that. And what if it does? Is it wrong? What's the objection here? The Urantia cult
There is no "cult." There is just the book. Don't be afraid to read it. As Philip said to Nathaniel, "Come and see." (John 1:46) Seriously, don't be afraid. was founded by two former Seventh-day Adventists--Chicago psychiatrist William Sadler (1875-1969) and his brother-in-law, Wilfred Kellogg (1876-1956), a businessman.
The Urantia Book was not "founded" by anyone. It was delivered to our world by spiritual agents of God's government, which we call angels. The Urantia Book is filled with plagiarized passages from other cult books.
It is not. There also exist bitter schisms among the Urantians, notably David Koresh's Branch Davidian cult consumed by flames near Waco, Texas.
Dave, David Koresh's Branch Davidian cult has nothing whatsoever to do with The Urantia Book. Shame on you. My Goodness! Why do some Christians smear and outright lie about other religions? Are they that insecure? |
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Well I guess Superman would know better then us mortals. That's a bit cheeky, and allowing for misspellings, but what the heck? I just want to say that when Bigd says there is no Hell, he has the FULL support and agreement of The Urantia Book. What sort of a monster God would torture his own children, for making immature mistakes, or even for not loving him? Saying that there is a Hell, owned and operated by our Creator Father for the purpose of punishing us for all eternity for whatever reason is simply BLASPHEMY against God. a JUST God would. A just God would torture and punish someone for all eternity? For what? For not loving God? For masturbating? That's blasphemy against God, in my opinion. Just my opinion. The God I believe in would never do such things. "The wages of sin is death." Rom 6:23 I do believe that. |
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Well I guess Superman would know better then us mortals. That's a bit cheeky, and allowing for misspellings, but what the heck? I just want to say that when Bigd says there is no Hell, he has the FULL support and agreement of The Urantia Book. What sort of a monster God would torture his own children, for making immature mistakes, or even for not loving him? Saying that there is a Hell, owned and operated by our Creator Father for the purpose of punishing us for all eternity for whatever reason is simply BLASPHEMY against God. |
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