We are not discombobulated either.
not sure i totally agree on that
We are not discombobulated either.
One of Eve's Curses was this -----
Except to die, and pain in child birth.not a curse. a judgment, for her benefit.
likewise the toil of man is not a curse, but for his good.
we must not despise His chastening - it is proof we are His children.
neither Adam nor Woman was cursed by God. forgive my peevish insistence, but i will defend that point tooth & nail if need be - and presume you merely misspoke![]()
not a curse. a judgment, for her benefit.
likewise the toil of man is not a curse, but for his good.
we must not despise His chastening - it is proof we are His children.
neither Adam nor Woman was cursed by God. forgive my peevish insistence, but i will defend that point tooth & nail if need be - and presume you merely misspoke![]()
You may end up with dentures.not a curse. a judgment, for her benefit.
likewise the toil of man is not a curse, but for his good.
we must not despise His chastening - it is proof we are His children.
neither Adam nor Woman was cursed by God. forgive my peevish insistence, but i will defend that point tooth & nail if need be - and presume you merely misspoke![]()
Jesus was always Holy Spirit. When he gave his body and blood as ransom he resurrected in his glorified state."by" the Spirit.
That does not mean He has no body.
We are also made alive by the Spirit, but we are not disembodied because of it!
Your either or proposition regarding Jesus , because you don't understand the passages you're arguing against, is an offense to the scriptures.It isn't the distinction between the Kingdom and the Kingdom but the distinction between inheriting the Life and entering it.
Christ intentionally proved to the disciples that He is physically risen, specifically that He is not a spirit:
Luke 24:39
Behold My hands and My feet, that it is I Myself!
Handle Me and see, for a spirit does not have flesh and bones as you see I have!
the scripture here is also explicit here saying that believing He is not a risen body of flesh and bones is "unbelief"
He is either an intentional deceiver and a liar here, or He indeed has true flesh and bone
Hard to say at this point.I think there is this idea Jesus was resuscitated.![]()
To what are you referring?My mom used to have a saying when one of us was obviously wrong on something yet couldn't accept we wrong.
"The world's wrong, and YOU'RE right!"
PS- She didn't mean it as a factual statement. Just letting us see how hardheaded we were.
So except for the OP, virtually everyone of God's Children here have shown you your error. Yet you refuse to accept it.
Why?
not a curse. a judgment, for her benefit.
likewise the toil of man is not a curse, but for his good.

Because flesh and bone can suddenly appear in that upper room, rather than opening the door and walking in.And He said to them, “Why are you troubled? And why do doubts arise in your hearts? Behold My hands and My feet, that it is I Myself. Handle Me and see, for a spirit does not have flesh and bones as you see I have.”
Luke 24:38-39 NKJV
https://bible.com/bible/114/luk.24.38-39.NKJV
You are conflating the meaning of the word "by". By, is the means of not the form of.
As you can see here in Luke Jesus plain says he has flesh and bones.
Because Jesus said so in His word. See the scripture.Because flesh and bone can suddenly appear in that upper room, rather than opening the door and walking in.
No it was a curse -----your ignorance is showing about what a curse is ---------all 3 were cursed -------as well as this earth ----so where you get it was for their good I don't think it comes from the scriptures I have in My Bible ------
The ideas that Jesus no longer has a Body, and/or that He could come back female.To what are you referring?
I made no such inference. Interesting that you took it that way.Besides implying I'm not a Christian.
Because flesh and bone can suddenly appear in that upper room, rather than opening the door and walking in.
God did this for the good ----
Will Jesus "Second coming" present as a woman this time?
I'm curious to see what people's thought's are about this? I would like a open-minded discussion about this, if possible.![]()