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  • G Woodall on Matthew 24 - 5 years ago
    V. 5 I had thought for years they would come saying I am Christ, meaning they would say they were him.

    As I look around I see many coming saying "Jesus is Christ" but then the theology is messed up;

    Plant your seed and get rich is not in the Bible. Jesus came to set us free from sin, not make us rich. I believe in planting your seed into the Kingdom of God, but as Mark Lowery said, "check the soil". Many tell you that once you give the money its none ya business what they do with it. I believe you must know so you can tell its really going into the work of the Lord, or just to update the model of airplane they have. Jesus walked when he could have ridden on a donkey, horse or chariot. He was a modest man who went about doing good.
  • JoAnn Hutcherson on Proverbs 3 - 5 years ago
    Proverbs 3: It scares me to think now where I would be without Christ/God in my daily life! I have put my trust in HIM and he continues to bless me with opportunities to bless others on my journey through this life. You can NEVER go wrong trusting GOD! HE will discipline you, grow you, shield you. JoAnn
  • Alex on 2 Corinthians 3 - 5 years ago
    Comments by Alex on 2 nd Cor. 3 : 6 Who has made us able ministers of the New Testament Not of the letter, the written word which killeth .But the living word has eternal life but of the Spirit for the Spirit the living word giveth life as Jesus said my Words are Spirit and Life .But Jesus says there is no eternal life in the scriptures per se the written words .Remember Israel was sola scriptura but they stoned almost every Prophet that God sent them but Rejected the Christ.Eternal life is only in the living WORD WHICH IS THE H.G.. The written word is the reason we have a zillion different churches on every corner and none of them believe the same thing they answer to Babylon .Sorry but its the truth. But the bible is holy and precious but it answers to the lesser light ,but the living word answers to the greater light. Thats y Jesus is saying i am the light of the world, but the bible is not the light of the world but its a lesser light, a nite light ,but Jesus says if we walk in the nite ( the lesser light ) we are gonna stumble Remember David said thy word is a lamp unto my feet and a light unto my path but David stumbled ( bathsheba ) There is A GREATER LIGHT THEN THE BIBLE WHICH IS THE BOOK IN THE RIGHT HAND OF THE FATHER, THIS IS THE GREATER LIGHT .THE BOOK OF LIFE ,AND HIS FACE SHINES AS THE SUN IMPLING THE LIGHT OF THE WORLD IS TRULY THE LIVING WORD. the written word is like a love letter from a far away lover ,But the living WORD Is the bridegroom himself, God himself. The very Kingdom of God in Humanity the world. Jesus said i am the light of the world. God made 2 lights the lesser light and the greater light,But the written word answers to the lesser light but the living WORD answers to the greater light . Thats y i posted this 2 cor. 3 v 6 . Remember Moses face was Glorious but the LAW The written word was the ministration of death,the soul that sinneth shall surly die. ok lemme go
  • Mild Bill on Psalms 11 - 5 years ago
    Jessie, "Satan will be bound up in the bottomless pit for the entire 1,000 years and no longer have any influence on the lives of people." Not quite so. Though Satan is bound, people are born sinners, as children of Adam. Sin had it's beginning with Satan. Man never returns to an innocent condition, and we know how leaven works. "The devil made me do it", has been a laughable punch line, but it hearkens back to the seriousness of the fall of man in Eden. Born dead in trespasses and sin, is the condition of all people born in the flesh. "If the foundations be destroyed, what can the righteous do?" = Nothing. But for the grace of God, all people go to hell.

    The Earthly kingdom of God, is what God intended for Israel, who instead wanted a man king, like the nations around them.
  • Hazel Carty on Psalms 119 - 5 years ago
    I sometimes feels like the lost sheep and ask for the Lord to hole my hand and guide me o LORD
  • Tom Wagner - In Reply on Psalms 12 - 5 years ago
    A Christian is someone who has accepted Christ as their Lord and Savior. You START to become one by following Romans 10:9-10. It is just like finding a new friend. As your attachment grows you will find yourself spending more and more time with him. As you do that the relationship grows...
  • Chris - In Reply on 2 Corinthians 12:2 - 5 years ago
    I can't think of any verses that specifically conform to what you want, but you could take a look at the following:

    Psalm 139.

    Jeremiah 1:5.

    Romans 8:29.

    Ephesians 1:4,5.
  • Lamech on Genesis 1 - 5 years ago
    God created man in his own image,God is a jew?
  • Chris - In Reply on Psalms 1 - 5 years ago
    The interpretation of Selah is not certain. We know that when it is used in the Psalter, it's often used in Psalms that are sung or in praise to God. Therefore, it can mean "to lift up or to exalt" as an ending to some declaration. Or, it could be a direction or musical notation to the singers to "pause, be silent or become louder or softer according to the musical director". So, one cannot be certain as to its meaning or even how the Jews today view that word or if they even take much notice of it in their readings.
  • Elder CaSandra Johnson - In Reply on Matthew 21:44 - 5 years ago
    This is what is wrong with us in Dec.10, 2020 the people r still falling, for they have not accepted the "Stone" which is Jesus Christ. Until the Holy Spirit fall upon them they will b falling. But what is so awesome God loves u in-spite of ur disobedience. For God see n knows all things therefore He has written ur life down in the 'Book of Life' b4 u were born, n u r turning ur pages daily.B aware of ur choices while u walk through this Valley of Shadow of Death, which is Satan Hell hole, a trap for God's people. No matter what ur trails n tribulations r, for they will come against u 'good r bad' but don't u never 'Lose ur faith in God'.Let it b a learning lesson to make u strong n increase the faith that God has given u.Everything He has given to His son Jesus, He has given to u, for u r a heir of Jesus Christ.Give thanks to God.Believe it Received it n Achieve it. Give God the glory thanking Him for grace n mercy which have set me free. No more shackles on me. I'll pray that u will let God break all ur chains n set u free!B blessed
  • ELVAMAE JOHNSON on Matthew 1 - 5 years ago
    O what a loving savior our lord jesus christ: who pardon us of our old unreceived ways, to give us hope once again.
  • JOHN on Psalms 1 - 5 years ago
    What is the meaning of the word selah in psalms?
  • Carl on Matthew 16 - 5 years ago
    matthew 27 is the fufillment of malachi1:11
  • Chris - In Reply on Jeremiah 7 - 5 years ago
    The mention of Queen of Heaven in Jeremiah chapters 7 & 44 refers to an Assyrian & Babylonian goddess, also known as Ashtoreth & Astarte by other groups. She was thought to the wife of the false god, Baal & women were particularly inclined towards her, as she was known to be a 'fertility goddess' as well. Sadly, Israel, who often was severely accused & punished by the True God for their embracing these false gods & goddesses, are seen here in Jeremiah actually giving much of their time & importance to this goddess, thereby bringing on God's Anger again through the prophet.

    And though Israel largely rejected such worship later on, & certainly Christians are careful not to introduce idols & worship of them into our faith, Roman Catholics still practise idolatry & venerate & worship Mary, even referring to her in one of her titles, as the "Queen of Heaven & Earth". I wonder where this belief & worship of anything else but the True God emanated from?
  • Bob lehocki on 2 Corinthians 12:2 - 5 years ago
    Hello, I have question regarding passage" I knew you before you were conceived you were sinner" or"LORD knew us before creating this world".

    Could you please direct me to that passage in the Bible

    Thank you
  • Mishael - In Reply on Ephesians 3:2 - 5 years ago
    People like labels. Many Church names, but one Jesus. Followers of Jesus are called, simply, Christians.

    Google Protestant
  • CLEANING HOUSE Matthew 12 - In Reply on Matthew 7 - 5 years ago
    PRAY AT YOUR CHURCH offices with someone, to receive the Holy Spirit; in a corporate kind of setting. Call & make an appointment.

    The Holy Spirit HELPS us to understand spiritual truth. A deaf and dumb spirit (demon) or a hindering demon may be afflicting you. They come in through "doors" we ignore.

    If anything occult in nature or questionable reside within your possessions, it gives them permission. Ask the Holy Spirit to Go through all your possessions with you. If He cringes, destroy it and get rid of it. Any books on ungodly supernatural phenomena, destroy utterly. zodiac jewelry too. Do not pawn or sell.

    Matthew 12

    43 When the unclean spirit is gone out of a man, he walketh through dry places, seeking rest, and findeth none.

    44 Then he saith, I will return into my house (you) from whence I came out; and when he is come, he findeth it (you) empty, swept, and garnished.

    45 Then goeth he, and taketh with himself seven other spirits more wicked than himself, and they enter in and dwell there: and the last [state] of that man/woman/child, is worse than the first. Even so shall it be also unto this wicked generation.

    GARNISHED means actively, regularly, being filled up with the Word of God: the Bible. Maintaining close, daily contact with The Holy Spirit, through prayer and praise. Empty means you need to fill up on more scripture. Swept, means there may be dust curls of forgotten idols? Go thru kids things too.

    Demons produce "fruit" that reveals their names: depression, fear, torments, unclean, religious. They cannot cross the Blood of Jesus. Plead the Blood and ask God to send angels to guard the 4 corners of your home. Thank Him. You will soon be aware of peace in your home. Again, garnish your spirit. Fill it up on the power of Jesus and his Bible.

    Demons are brain damaged and keep hoping for different results. Remind them they are going to hell.

    Mishael
  • Jesse - In Reply on Colossians 3 - 5 years ago
    Betty,

    Here is my understanding of Colossians 3:5. Interesting, it says mortify therefore your members which are upon the earth;

    Mortify means put to death. It means to allow the members of your body and its desires to die. Stop trying to revive them. Stop trying to reach back into the old life. You're losing desire for those old things, so let it die.

    And he gives us a list of 5 things:

    Fornication, which is sexual immorality. Uncleanness, which is all sexual impureness. Inordinate affection, which is physical passion.

    (Evil concupiscence), which means evil mental desires.

    And covetousness, which we call greed. And the word covetousness literally in the Greek means the desire to have more. Being greedy and covetous is the desire to have more than what you have.

    And notice what he calls it: which is idolatry:

    It's a form of worship and it's idolatry toward God to be greedy and have the desire to have more than what God has given you.

    Paul gives us the cause in Verse 6.

    Hope this helps!
  • Edwin saunooke on Jeremiah 7 - 5 years ago
    who was the queen of heaven?
  • LEARN HOW TO USE THE SEARCH TOOLS on Ephesians 3:2 - 5 years ago
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    When you sit down to study: pray: I HAVE THE SAME MIND OF CHRIST !! I receive it by faith right now. God watches over His Word To Perform it.

    Habakkuk 2:2-4.

    You will find your Identity in the Bible.

    You gotta get plugged into the Holy Spirit. Depend on Him. Pursue Him. Be quiet and Listen To Him.
  • Mishael - In Reply on Colossians 3 - 5 years ago
    Wesley's Notes for Colossians 3:5

    3:5 Mortify therefore - Put to death, slay with a continued stroke. Your members - Which together make up the body of sin. Which are upon the earth - Where they find their nourishment. Uncleanness - In act, word, or thought. Inordinate affection - Every passion which does not flow from and lead to the love of God. Evil desire - The desire of the flesh, the desire of the eye, and the pride of life. Covetousness - According to the derivation of the word, means the desire of having more, or of any thing independent on God. Which is idolatry - Properly and directly; for it is giving the heart to a creature.

    People's Bible Notes for Colossians 3:5

    Col 3:5 Mortify therefore your members. The Greek word "nekroo", rendered "moritfy", is stronger. It means "put to death". Since you died to the world and the flesh, slay also the earthly lusts and passions which belong to the flesh. They belong to the old nature, not to the new creature. Uncleanness. Every kind of impure act. Inordinate affection. Lustful passion. Covetousness. See PNT "Eph
  • Jason on Ephesians 3:2 - 5 years ago
    I'm new to the truth of Jesus . My question is what is a prodestant not sure on the spelling of that. And are they believers in Christ?
  • Jimmy Jett on Hebrews 10 - 5 years ago
    explain Hebrew 10;26
  • CLETUS WAGBARA on Ezekiel 19:9 - 5 years ago
    i I want a bible commentary
  • Betty - In Reply on Colossians 3 - 5 years ago
    Thank you!
  • Chris - In Reply on Job 39:14 - 5 years ago
    As you know, God is now speaking to Job (from Job chapter 38 onwards). God gives Job a whole list of things that He does, to which Job & others cannot have input to - all this to show Job that God is in control, not Job - He knows what He is doing & how He looks at things & at people.

    So in Job 39:13, God refers to the peacock & ostrich, who carelessly leave their eggs buried in the earth, ignorant that something can pass by & crush those eggs. God says that He has deprived these animals of 'wisdom' to know or to look ahead as to the other possibilities of the eggs' survival. The bird only knows to lay its eggs & bury them; she gives no further thought about their further protection. Like the proverbial ostrich which buries its head in the sand, believing that no one can see it, since it can't see anyone.

    Job was not to be like such animals devoid of understanding (you will need to look for this truth as you read the Book of Job, as it would be too much to write here). Rather Job needed to realize his humanity, his lack of wisdom & need to accept God's actions & dealings with him.

    After this great dialogue by the Lord, Job finally realized that his wisdom lay in his being quiet before the Lord ( Job 40:3-5). As James 1:19 says: "let every man be swift to hear, slow to speak, slow to wrath".
  • Chris - In Reply on Revelation 6 - 5 years ago
    Are you referring to the mentioning of 'beasts' in the Book of Revelation?

    If so, we start to read about these 'beasts', otherwise translated from the Greek, as living creatures, in Revelation chapter 4:6. You can read about their description from that verse onwards, but they seem to be located in "the midst & round about the Throne of God", signifying a very real part of the Presence & Holiness of God. Of course, the Apostle John could not see God, as no human can do, so all these visions that John received, were to show him something of the beings & activity in Heaven - and that all there, are in constant worship of the One Who lives eternally & to fulfil His Plans for the World. These 'beasts' are not angels & they are also distinct from the other beings that are in Heaven & that surround the Throne of God.
  • Chris - In Reply on Romans 6:23 - 5 years ago
    I enjoyed reading your comments & response & do agree with what you've written. Though, I had to spend a little time considering your understanding of "Lordship Salvation". As much as I detest such categories, I realize that these terms are necessary for an understanding of a person's position without the need to detail all the beliefs that come under its umbrella.

    After reading more about Lordship Salvation (LS), I actually seem to agree with it, when one considers its antithesis, "Easy Believism", which I certainly don't espouse to. You wrote that LS, as you've recently learned, is heresy. You also wrote about it: "Our attempts at obeying God don't save us from sin! Nor do they "keep" us saved or "maintain" our salvation. (& disobedience, after being saved, doesn't cause us to lose our salvation.)." Forgive my ignorance, but does LS actually infer that obedience to God saves us/keeps us saved from sin, likewise, disobedience causes loss of salvation?

    I couldn't find the above claims by those proponents of LS, rather that it is a correct understanding of Scripture, to indicate that a person truly saved by the Blood of Christ & reborn, will in all seriousness & compulsion, want to live for the One Who purchased him & be His disciple in all areas of life. There will be times of falling into sin, not unrestrained sin of course, but the Spirit within will immediately impress conviction, with great spiritual discomfort & a requirement to seek forgiveness & change. If he should neglect this & continue to persist in disobedience, then his testimony before the Lord might seem hypocritical to us, but ultimately to be judged & dealt with by the Lord & not us.

    So, what I'm saying, is that I agree with you, it's just that I'm unaware of LS propagating a teaching of 'salvation through Christ & the keeping of the Law'. Of course, I have other views of the application of the Law in the life of the believer in Christ: but that's another matter for another time. Blessings.
  • Mishael-How To Find Rapture in the Bible - In Reply on Revelation 7:9 - 5 years ago
    The Bible teaches on: The Day of the Lord; also named, Caught Up in the Clouds. Just enter any of those in the top Search Box.

    Also, Thief in the Night, in the Clouds.

    Rapture is a state or experience of being carried away. The English word comes from a Latin word, rapio, which means to seize or snatch in relation to an ecstasy of spirit or the actual removal from one place to another. In other words, it means to be carried away in spirit or in body. The Rapture of the church means the carrying away of the church from earth to heaven.

    The Greek word from this term "rapture" is derived appears in 1 Thessalonians 4:17, translated "caught up." The Latin translation of this verse used the word rapturo. The Greek word it translates is harpazo, which means to snatch or take away. Elsewhere it is used to describe how the Spirit caught up Philip near Gaza and brought him to Caesarea ( Acts 8:39) and to describe Paul's experience of being caught up into the third heaven ( 2 Cor. 12:2-4). Thus there can be no doubt that the word is used in 1 Thessalonians 4:17 to indicate the actual removal of people from earth to heaven.

    It is commonly asserted that the word rapture doesn't appear in the Bible, and this absence is held forth as evidence that the teaching of the rapture is a falsehood. But this claim is untrue. The word rapture does appear in the Bible. It appears in the exact same way that words like angel and apostle appear in the Bible. he word rapture is simply the anglicized form of the Greek word (harpaz) that appears in 1 Thessalonians 4:17 in the original text.

    To begin with, the English word rapture is derived from the Latin participle raptus from the verb rapio. And Latin rapio and Greek (harpaz) are cognates - they are the same word.Don't be fooled by the superficial differences between Latin rapio and Greek harpaz. The - (-az) on the end of (harpaz) is not part of the shared stem but a common Koine Greek verb ending.
  • Susie on Psalms 1 - 5 years ago
    Have faith in God. With God nothing shall be impossible. Ask in prayer believing, and you shall have whatsoever you ask. (St. Mark 11:23-26).


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