How often should I sacrifice a beast to appease God?

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garee

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Scribe said:
If you wanted to apply an allegorical meaning to the Asses and Lambs I suppose you would calling it an allegory. You really need to google "what is a parable in biblical literature" You are messing up the terminology and not making sense.
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No need to google it. The Bible defines the words and phrases . Without parables the poetic tongue of God, Christ spoke not.
 
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BuffyLou said:
You acknowledge he was a sacrifice and you acknowledge he was human.
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He was the perfect Lamb of God.. A perfect sacrafice and He came into this world in the body of a human.. He was way superior to a normal human like us.. He was and is God manifest in the flesh..
 
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BuffyLou said:
So what were Christ's last words?
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Why do you ask this?

John 19: KJV
30 "When Jesus therefore had received the vinegar, he said, It is finished: and he bowed his head, and gave up the ghost."
 
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As long as you insist on calling Exodus 13:13 a parable, I just can't have a conversation with you. And 2 Cor 4:18 is not a prescription, "prescription" is not even a term used in hermeneutics that I am aware of. (sigh) ... I just can't. :confused:
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Garee calls everything in scripture parable. He doesn't really use the word the same way the rest of us do - what he essentially means is that it all represents higher spiritual truth. That these things are types signifying something else. He is very keen on the spiritual sense & meaning of types/shadows/signs being the true reality.
 
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BuffyLou said:
So what were Christ's last words?
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((nitpicks))

"were" is an incorrect way of speaking about Christ. He lives forever, He is the Word of God, and He isn't done speaking. He isn't past tense; He is the I AM - eternally present.

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garee said:
No need to google it. The Bible defines the words and phrases . Without parables the poetic tongue of God, Christ spoke not.
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John 16:29 His disciples said unto him, Lo, now speakest thou plainly, and speakest no proverb.
:) Mic drop!
 
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BuffyLou said:
You acknowledge he was a sacrifice and you acknowledge he was human.
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Does the phrase, "human sacrifice" evoke a particular image in your mind? It does in mine, and the image has nothing in common with Jesus' sacrifice on the cross.
 
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Scribe said:
John 16:29 His disciples said unto him, Lo, now speakest thou plainly, and speakest no proverb.
:) Mic drop!
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I've refuted his misunderstanding of Jesus' words several times. He refuses to learn.
 
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Dino246 said:
Does the phrase, "human sacrifice" evoke a particular image in your mind? It does in mine, and the image has nothing in common with Jesus' sacrifice on the cross.
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Agree she is using it in a pejorative manner to evoke a response.
 
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BuffyLou said:
He was a human. His death operated as a sacrifice. Ergo...
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The "humans" did not sacrifice Jesus.

A human sacrifice is also someone sacrificed by humans ....videtis?
 
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BuffyLou said:
Not necessarily. Either way Jesus was sacrificed by humans.
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No animal has the cognition to sacrifice a human to a god.

He sacrificed Himself and did so willingly as an act of Love.
 
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BuffyLou said:
Not necessarily. Either way Jesus was sacrificed by humans.
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Actually, He wasn't. The Romans who killed Him were not doing so as an offering to a god. They were executing a (perceived) criminal. The Jews who handed Him over to be killed considered Him worthy of death for claiming that He is God.

Neither understood God's plan in the process.
 
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Dino246 said:
Actually, He wasn't. The Romans who killed Him were not doing so as an offering to a god. They were executing a (perceived) criminal. The Jews who handed Him over to be killed considered Him worthy of death for claiming that He is God.

Neither understood God's plan in the process.
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And? Still a human sacrifice. Unless Jesus didn't give his life to serve some spiritual purpose?
 
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BuffyLou said:
You just admitted a human (Jesus) sacrificed a human (Jesus).
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If a mother sacrifices herself in WW2 letting herself be captured so the kids can escape the Nazis, is her sacrifice also human sacrifice? You're being really asinine about this.
 
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