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  • Dejonte on 1 Corinthians 15 - 6 years ago
    God is worrthy to be praise
  • Sheila Hedgepeth on Ephesians 6 - 6 years ago
    it says in verse 12 that we wrestle not against flesh and blood but against principalities and so on. Is it not flesh and blood (people) that runs these principalities?
  • Sheila Hedgepeth on 2 Corinthians 4:13 - 6 years ago
    can you please give me meaning in plan English of things not seen.is it faith?
  • Tiffan Morrow - In Reply on James 1 - 6 years ago
    Chris ,

    That is absolutely correct! Norm Franz explains it all and much more better than I ever could! He is a pastor. There is no third eye in the bible and yes guys it is completely opposite of Our Lord and Savior Jesus. It is evil, masonic! It was brought up so I wanted to bring it to your attention, where and what the third eye is about! If you study Masons in depth, they are truly evil and not for Jesus! One of many who want to bring the NWO! I believe not only studying the bible and yes, the King James version only, for sure! However, if we are not keeping up with the slick,deceiving things Satan up to? How do we protect not only ourselves but our children as well as helping others from being seduced by (Satan) the worldly ways. We have to be educated not only on the Bible but as well as on our enemy. We are in a spiritual warfare, in any war, a intelligent opponent keeps up on the enemy's moves and stradegies! I have learned so much from Norm Franz and others and have watched the things they have talked about come to pass over the past 25 years!

    Hey guys my internet was out for at least a week, I'm sorry for the delayed reply!

    God Bless everyone, always trust in Him no matter what happens!
  • Adam - In Reply on Isaiah 1 - 6 years ago
    Ephesians 5 may help.
  • Adam - In Reply on Isaiah 1 - 6 years ago
    Yes, it's murder which violates the 6th commandment.

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  • Adam - In Reply on Isaiah 1 - 6 years ago
    Yes, all sin including Christians. Romans 7:17. But the difference is Christians are forgiven through Jesus. A Christian is a Christ-follower which is an active pursuit of Christ, not an inactive person who intentionally sins.
  • Fred Scanlan - In Reply on Hebrews 10 - 6 years ago
    I always think of David.A man after gods own heart!Yet, he willfully steps out a little,then finds himself running for his life from his own son.His sin started with a look. then a thought ,and then he took the occasion.Then onto murder. These are no small matters. Not unlike Cain killing Abel, David did the same thing, only without His bare hands.A product of the V.Nam era,I am constantly reminded of our sins that were committed their. I did not fly the b52 that bombed and killed civilians in Hanoi, or burn the villages, but I was accused of being wrong when I returned home!The bible refers to the sin that follows us or goes before us. God gave us a free will! That is why we are sinners. When you come to the place in your life, when you realize that there is nothing that you can do to change that,you will fall on your knees and give God the Father the thanks He deserves,You will thank Him for sending his son Jesus Christ for the redemption of mankind.Paul is very adamant, when he talks about our works unto god. You can be one with Father, only through the Son. He who has seen the Son has seen the Father. Christ is the Messiah, In a world ridden with sin, how can those who crucified Him say that His spirit is not alive.No greater love hath a man than he lay down His life for his brother! The Jewish nation will see these things plainly, and confess His holy name!
  • Paul - In Reply on Exodus 4 - 6 years ago
    Jesse

    I am direct sometimes too much so when I reply and I apologize for my being overly direct to you.

    I was raised in a Roman Catholic family of Italian decent.

    But I am a Mormon having chosen to be baptized into the Mormon faith at age 8 and adopted into Israel through faith in Christ.

    My family have moved from Catholic to Born Agains and hate Mormonism and I am commenting on a medium I believe does not accept Mormonism and I have had some negative replies but because of Mormonism, I understand the Bible more than most not of my faith and this because of the Book of Mormon and the testimony of Jesus Christ.

    And my comments are influenced by what I know from study and will defend my faith for I have examined my faith.

    I like this King James Version of the Bible, which is a little different than what I am used to.

    For example, this version uses the upper and lower casing of LORD and Lord more often.

    I know I will suffer in Christ for my belief in Christ all the days of my life and I find it a joy and pleasure.

    My heart's desire is that my heart may be correct with Him.

    That I may be unto God a burnt offering and sweet savour in our Lord, Jesus Christ, for I have no other desire.
  • Timothy caulder on Isaiah 1 - 6 years ago
    If you are born again and god comes to live inside you will you continue to sin?
  • Timothy caulder on Isaiah 1 - 6 years ago
    Is abortion sin?
  • Timothy caulder on Isaiah 1 - 6 years ago
    Is the husband the head of his wife?
  • Bendito Palavra - In Reply on Romans 1 - 6 years ago
    I neglected to mention above that the full list of objectionable behaviors in the latter half of Romans 1 is the result of the wrong choices initially made in verses 21-23. An evil root yields detestable fruit.
  • Chris - In Reply on Isaiah 1 - 6 years ago
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    d. If the "government is lying about this contagion", why are so many dying 'like flies'? Is this too another government deception? Maybe this is actually not happening & it is some devious plot by wicked men to bring down society or totally enslave it? And this plot seems to be worldwide & it has truly gone 'viral'.

    e. And yes, I generally obey what the government requires me to do. Yet, I know some laws are not well thought through, even to absurdity, but the law is the law & the penalty is there for disobedience. I believe that the occasion of this virus is genuine according to what we are seeing & we need to do all that we are able, to keep ourselves, our families & society safe. I have both faith in God for the outcome and also a social responsibility to my fellow man: I don't see any incongruity between the two: I believe that God expects this of us as Christians & to maintain a healthy testimony to others, giving love & support to those who have succumbed to this evil.
  • Chris - In Reply on Isaiah 1 - 6 years ago
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    Cheryl:

    a. God did give us a perfect immune system, but after the fall, those systems became less than perfect. And this is proven by what mankind suffers throughout their lives, some much worse than others. Good "food & herbs" are important, but our sinful bodies have the final say.

    b. that's wonderful that you desire to follow "God's expectations". And I can't show you from Scriptures about mask-wearing or social distancing - maybe Covid-19 & other viruses were not evident then or the Bible book writers didn't include that aspect. However, the Bible does tell me in Rom 13:1-7 that I need to obey/be subject to the government, for if I disobey, then I show contempt to what God has ordained for us. Yet, there may be times now & certainly later, when the governments will require Christians to do what is contrary to our faith & God's requirements. Peter in Acts 5:29 spoke well to the Jewish leaders when the apostles disobeyed the law & began to preach Jesus: "We ought to obey God rather than men". So, there is a clear occasion when we must disobey - disobeying now because of this virus' presence & impact, is not the occasion.

    c. wearing masks may not be "good for our respiratory systems" but if they help to stop the spread of the virus & needless death, then I would think that it would be useful. For example, you're in a packed train going to work & someone next to you is sneezing & coughing profusely: how do you react? By all accounts, you would do nothing & trust God to protect you. That's great faith. But if your faith was a little diminished & you too suffered the same illness for a week or so, at least you expect to finally recover. With Covid, there is still hope for recovery for most, but for many, death looms (as published figures show). You may be ready to face your Maker, but the other person may not be in that joyful position. I wouldn't like to be in that position of sending one to his life's end, whether or not he was prepared for it.
  • Robert Marino - In Reply on Genesis 10 - 6 years ago
    ME ORIGINALLY: "I have evangelized many a Jew, and they hate the New Testament."

    ME NOW: This is one of the reasons why I say the church will be here as the church has read this passage many times and it was relevant tot he first century church and it seems to be becoming relevant to the last generation whcih I believe we are.

    YOU: As I have done to a lesser extent than you, in ministry to Muslims in Pakistan, who likewise discount the whole Bible as 'filled with errors' in 'light of the revelation given by the Quran'. My approach has always been to begin on common ground (on which there is much) & even using the Quran to establish foundational truths, so that progress (= more light) can be made & seen. Of course, one's own knowledge has to be very good & the hearer must also be inclined to learn. Sadly, deficiency in both areas, prevents a meaningful discourse taking place."

    ME: Awesome! God is reaching a lot of muslims right now. I do talk to a few of them myself but I am sure not like you. We may not see the fruit of our efforts till we get to the otherside. So we keep on trucking for Jesus. You never know who you will reach. Do you ever listen to apologetics 17. He can be a let rough on Muslims be he is reaching them. David Woods is his name. I do the common ground thing with Muslims and go ahead with saying Isa adn then proving through Old Testament prophecies that Isa had to be the Messiah and had to die. David is rough, brash and tough but God is using it with him. I can't believe he hasn't been killed yet.

    I found out last week that a lot of the mystical side of Judaism has taught that God has a son except they call him Metatron. Many fo the prophecies Jesus fulfilled they attribute to Metatron. I was blown away. It is the modern day judaism that has attacked this idea. The mystics at least got that right.
  • Nathan - In Reply on Hebrews 10 - 6 years ago
    Hello Jesse,

    This is such a controversial topic among Christians, some Christians believe the idea of Once Saved Always Saved and some don't. However, I believe that it is possible to lose salvation. Sin is a separation from God. Repenting is turning away from sin. When you repent, you have the free will of overcoming sin and not committing sin willfully. Jesus told the woman to "... go and sin no more" ( John 8:11), it wasn't, "go and try not to sin". Jesus gave parables about heaven that prove salvation can be lost ( Matthew 12, Luke 9:62, Rev 3:16, Rev 3:5, Rev 2:7). I believe the road to salvation is to accept Jesus Christ as your Lord and Savior, repenting to overcome your sin and abide.
  • William Connor on Hosea 10:12 - 6 years ago
    are the sacred pillars they set up for their false gods
  • Robert Marino - In Reply on Genesis 10 - 6 years ago
    Hi Chris, I have been very busy. I guess the best thing to do is respond with each comment to get back to where we were.

    "ME ORIGINALLY: "I believe there is a double fulfillment with many things in this chapter that we in our time will experience, one of those being preaching the gospel to the whole world."

    YOU: This is probably where a lot of error & misunderstanding comes up: how to dissect correctly what has been fulfilled & what is yet to come. In our natural mind, we tend to read things as a developing story, & so what was prophesied to occur prior to & at the arrival/destruction by the Roman Army in AD70, then also speaks about a great tribulation, which no doubt meant great suffering to the Jews at that time (i.e. from Mt 24:20 to the change in v 21). And the thought of the great tribulation is continued from there to v31, which clearly hasn't happened in its fullest sense.

    me NOW:

    This is why I hold to a double fulfillment. I believe that Bible allows for that at times as God used shadows and types in the Old Test. of future things that would take place. Abraham giving of his first son; God giving of us Son for one example of hundreds.

    YOU: So much speculation arises, different teaching, & sometimes a trail of confused believers as to what is actually going on here. I just have to accept that post Cross, there was & will always be much suffering from the hands of wicked men (spirit of anti-Christ), & we must simply believe that all the prophecies given must be fulfilled according to the declarations by God.

    ME: Amen bro. Jesus promised us suffering, and persecution. Those of us living in 'better' countries have just been pretty much lucky up till about now. I have been persecuted in the USA to some small degree and falsely accused of something I didn't do. I got a little taste of it.
  • Adam - In Reply on Titus 3 - 6 years ago
    I think it's healthy to express your emotion to God when praying. It's a sign you're being real. Use that opportunity to lay your burdens at his feet and to put your trust in God. If this occurs over an extended period of time and you don't feel any relief or healing you might evaluate whether you're truly giving it to God or if you're truly believing that you're forgiven, or whether you truly forgive others, or if you've truly forgiven yourself. May God bless you.
  • Teresa - In Reply on Titus 3 - 6 years ago
    Why do i cry when praying
  • Richard on Hebrews 10 - 6 years ago
    Do the verses 26-27 of this chapter mean that someone who was a Christian and after walking away from the Lord for many years, does this mean they cannot ever come back to Jesus and find forgiveness? Of course I knew I was sinning and I knew it was wrong without a doubt and even at times felt guilty but sinned anyway. I have repented and turned away from my life of sin but it seems like i am having a hard time accepting Gods forgiveness, or I can't be forgiven again, because I have that fearful feeling of judgement, can someone want to repent and be told No you have gone to far. I don't know if I am fighting a spiritual battle or I've lost it and just can't bring myself to admit it.

    Respectfully looking for some help here
  • Lynne Harper on James 1 - 6 years ago
    Hi i was reading Isaiah 42 and found this spelling mistake in it.

    And I will turn my hand upon thee, and purely purge away thy dross, and take away all thy tin:

    Surely this should be sin.

    Bless you

    Lynne
  • Pam Chatman on Genesis 14 - 6 years ago
    Melchezdec is God appearing with bread and wind representations of the coming of Jesus, the Baptizing of Believers, the shedding of Jesus's blood. The unyielding of man's dependency on GOD, The demonstration of GOD being everything we need (in war, trouble, time of peace and times of food needed for our health and our Everything} No matter what may come or go GOD is our answer in Prayer. Abram respected GOD to the Highest. He has manifested HIMSELF many times directing man to his awesome Powers and Protections. We serve the most High GOD, there is no one before HIM, no one beside HIM no one with HIM, HE is GOD all by HIMSELF. HE can be whatever HE wants to be when HE wants to.
  • Constance on John 14 - 6 years ago
    Silly women and ever learning to me equals the Wild eyed young College educated women who scream and yell with protesters in the BLM movement. You can't reason with them. It's sad...I really think we're there!
  • OneDay - In Reply on Jeremiah 10:11 - 6 years ago
    The Holy bible Kjv fulfills a whole lot of prophecies. The book of Isisah chapter 9 talks about The Lord Jesus Christ being born of a virgin, this was fulfilled in scripture later on in the book of Matthew, Mark, Luke and John. Mainly the Kjv bible tells prophies of The Lord Jesus Christ from being to end. And the quran doesn't even fulfill any prophecy neither will it help you be saved and get to heaven when you die. The Kjv bible says this in 1 Corinthians 15:1-4 "1Moreover, brethren, I declare unto you the gospel which I preached unto you, which also ye have received, and wherein ye stand; 2By which also ye are saved, if ye keep in memory what I preached unto you, unless ye have believed in vain. 3For I delivered unto you first of all that which I also received, how that Christ died for our sins according to the scriptures; 4And that he was buried, and that he rose again the third day according to the scriptures:" That's the difference Jesus Christ rose from the dead to never ever dying again and also paying for your sin's. Do you believe this? if you do then you shall be saved.
  • Christian - In Reply on Luke 14:26 - 6 years ago
    More and more Christians are waking up to the true biblical flat earth FACT, backed

    up and supported by 200+ scriptures and common sense. We do NOT live on that

    fake, spinning ball, satanic deception, anti scriptural, Luciferian, Pagan, globe hoax,

    most were brainwashed and indoctrinated into believing. Praise the Lord God almighty!
  • Angel Banner on Ecclesiasticus 12:6 - 6 years ago
    Ecclesiasticus & the other Books That are not in KJV has unknown others. Catholics use those Books.
  • Bob on Genesis 6 - 6 years ago
    Noah had a big job to do and it took around 110 years of his life building that boat. Using a modern "Royal Egyptian Cubit" of 20.6 inches, Noahs boat was 157 metres long. I think with Noah being an Adamite man of considerable stature, his cubit would have actually been bigger from elbow to finger tip and the ark much longer. The land bridges would have been in place back then and the continents all joined together before the great flood.
  • Bob on Genesis 5 - 6 years ago
    It is written "It is appointed for men to die once and then the judgement", Enoch and Elijah didn't die so perhaps God is saving them up for a certain job in future. Perhaps the two witnesses that will convert Israel.


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