Jonah, Ezekiel, Samuel, Uzziah, Samson

[JOHN.KOOL]

The difference with secular events would be they don't claim to be divinely inspired and practitioners don't claim to be in direct contact with a higher power. Your analogies don't really correlate honestly. And the bold especially don't make sense when you're suppose to be on one accord and one body as well as not lean on your own understanding of scriptures.

The word itself is divinely inspired, but people still have to read that word and it doesn't mean the conclusions and interpretations people arrive to when they read it are divinely inspired. Just because we are not supposed to lean on our own understanding doesn't mean people still dont do exactly that, bare in mind we are not suppose to sin and every christian alive sins.

 

[MikelArteta]

Every knee will bow

everyone will die and face GOD

 

[JOHN.KOOL]

So you subscribe to the trinity doctrine. So does God know everything? And can he die?

You are made of mind, body and soul. When you die your body dies, the flesh dies but your soul doesn't die, it lives on. The word was MADE FLESH and dealt among us. The flesh can die, and the word which is also God came to earth in the form of flesh, lived as flesh, subject to the things and laws that governs the flesh for the specific reason that he die in the flesh for the sins of the entire world.

Yes God knows everything.

 

[ba'al]

The word itself is divinely inspired, but people still have to read that word and it doesn't mean the conclusions and interpretations people arrive to when they read it are divinely inspired. Just because we are not supposes to lean on our own understanding doesn't mean people still dont do exactly that, bare in mind we are not suppose to sin and every christian alive sins.

So how do you reconcile all of this with philiphians 2?

 

[DaKidFromNoWhere]

If i gave 10 students a play by Shakespeare and told them to read it and write me a paper based on it would they hand in the same paper? Even though the words in the play are exactly the same. Do three boxing Judges watching the exact same fight score it the same? Even though the events they watched were the same.

When individual begin to interpret things their own way, different conclusions are drawn from the exact same thing.

 

[JOHN.KOOL]

So how do you reconcile all of this with philiphians 2?

Why would i struggle to reconcile it with Philippians 2? there is no contradiction but If you believe you see one show me and i will retort

 

[ba'al]

You are made of mind, body and soul. When you die your body dies, the flesh dies but your soul doesn't die, it lives on. The word was MADE FLESH and dealt among us.

So your God died in the flesh by way of humans on Earth? How would that be all powerful and everlasting?

Yes God knows everything.

So why wouldn't Christ know when he would return? Mark 13:32

 

[JOHN.KOOL]

The thing is you did read it, thats just a typical coli response when you dont have a retort but ok whatever you say.

 

[ba'al]

Why would i struggle to reconcile it with Philippians 2? there is no contradiction but If you believe you see one show me and i will retort

So different christian sects have opposing doctrines is in alignment with Philippians 2?

 

[DaKidFromNoWhere]

The thing is you did read it, thats just a typical coli response when you dont have a retort but ok whatever you say.

II didn't read too much bullshyt like you been spewing in this thread and if you want a retort here you go.
Take your medicine you damn schizo

 

[TL15]

Done with the purpose that when you hear this in real life you mock, as you are doing now.

You’re mad at me mocking you but not the pastors who steal from parishioners, priests who rape children, and the hundreds of wars and people slaughtered in the name of your merciful god... ok breh

 

[JOHN.KOOL]

So your God die in the flesh by way of humans on Earth?

So why wouldn't Christ know when he would return? Mark 13:32

Yes he died in flesh as a human for a specific purpose. Without his death, the blood of a pure sinless sacrifice, like the lamb without blemish, there could be no redemption of sin and all man has sinned therefore all men would have been condemned to hell. No man can live without sinning in order to be that sinless lamb without blemish, hence the word, God, Jesus Christ came down in the flesh, lived sinless in the flesh as he was more than simply man and died on the cross as that sacrifice so by the spilling of his own blood may we have redemption from sin that otherwise wasn't possible. My God, became one of his creation and lived and suffered like us and died to save us when truly we didn't deserve it, we have all sinned and by right deserved to have been condemned to hell for our sin just as the angels who trespassed were condemned to hell for theirs. But his law and judgement required death in exchange for sin, so he died for us, he took the judgement on our behalf. Thats what my God, your God the God who created us all did for us.

Don't you consider that seeing as Christ was in the flesh, living in the flesh subject to the limits and boundaries of the flesh then as a result that knowledge wasn't available to him in the flesh. The bible states no Man knows the hour, Jesus Christ in the flesh was fully man.

 

[JOHN.KOOL]

II didn't read too much bullshyt like you been spewing in this thread and if you want a retort here you go.
Take your medicine you damn schizo

When you no longer ask questions but only insult, it means i did well.

 

[DaKidFromNoWhere]

When you no longer ask questions but only insult, it means i did well.

When you taking your medicine?
No answer?
Well go to your room get on your knees and pray on it.

 

[JOHN.KOOL]

You’re mad at me mocking you but not the pastors who steal from parishioners, priests who rape children, and the hundreds of wars and people slaughtered in the name of your merciful god... ok breh

Two points

1. Can you first find a single place where i said i was mad at you for mocking
2. Can you then also find a single place where i stated i wasn't mad at those pastors, parishioners, priests and wars waged