How should we respond to claims of modern day physical supernatural manifestations of the Holy Spirit
How should we respond to claims of modern day physical supernatural manifestations of the Holy Spirit in light of the New Testament miracles such as Mark 3:1-6, John 14:11, John 20:24-29, Luke 18-23 and others?
Did you even read the question? Be honest.physical supernatural? what is physical cannot be supernatural, right?
The OP is about responding to claims of the miraculous that do not line up to the examples of the Bible. Examples that are not physical in nature but are simply claimed as supernatural.IF you are asking about the several people who claim to be able to heal people by slapping them on the head, respond with caution.
IF you are asking does supernatural healing still happen today, the answer is yes. I have personally seen two instances where this occurred. But it came from Sanctified saints of God praying for healing of the person afflicted. Not the circus act often seen on TV.
How can you test a physical supernatural event if all you have is the claim???
How should we respond to claims of modern day physical supernatural manifestations of the Holy Spirit in light of the New Testament miracles such as Mark 3:1-6, John 14:11, John 20:24-29, Luke 18-23 and others?
Thanking God for conflicting examples? Sorry but your comment may be over my head. Can you go into a little more detail?We can respond by saying Thank You to God.
Of course.Thanking God for conflicting examples? Sorry but your comment may be over my head. Can you go into a little more detail?
Jesus physically and supernaturally healing a man in front of onlookers vs. modern claims of the miraculous without evidence.Of course.
Could you please explain to me what’s a conflicting example?
Jesus physically and supernaturally healing a man in front of onlookers vs. modern claims of the miraculous without evidence.
We should believe they exist & pray for the baptism in/of the Holy Spirit so we can manifest them ourselves.How should we respond to claims of modern day physical supernatural manifestations of the Holy Spirit in light of the New Testament miracles such as Mark 3:1-6, John 14:11, John 20:24-29, Luke 18-23 and others?
The OP is fair, you just don't like the side you are on.Ah okay.
In this case i would suggest to ask an admin to close this topic and open another topic titled:
Why isn't Jesus repeating the same miracles exactly like he did in the Bible personally?
or
Here are some of the miracles that i like or don't like
or or
Here are the reasons why i am a cessasionist.
That's a whole lot of pronouns for a opening statement. Could you fill in those pronouns with some nouns? Please.We should believe they exist & pray for the baptism in/of the Holy Spirit so we can manifest them ourselves.
Sadly, many who say all the NT is still true have ways of explaining them away.
The OP is fair, you just don't like the side you are on.
The OP is clear and straight forward.The OP is misleading and i like the side that i'm on.
The OP is clear and straight forward.
I suspect you are aware of the obvious hole on your side and do not wish to confront your naked emperor.
Those were miracles performed by Christ. But you are talking about "modern day physical supernatural manifestations". Two entirely different things.How should we respond to claims of modern day physical supernatural manifestations of the Holy Spirit in light of the New Testament miracles such as Mark 3:1-6, John 14:11, John 20:24-29, Luke 18-23 and others?
How should we respond to claims of modern day physical supernatural manifestations of the Holy Spirit in light of the New Testament miracles such as Mark 3:1-6, John 14:11, John 20:24-29, Luke 18-23 and others?
How should we respond to claims of modern day physical supernatural manifestations of the Holy Spirit in light of the New Testament miracles such as Mark 3:1-6, John 14:11, John 20:24-29, Luke 18-23 and others?
How should we respond to claims of modern day physical supernatural manifestations of the Holy Spirit in light of the New Testament miracles such as Mark 3:1-6, John 14:11, John 20:24-29, Luke 18-23 and others?
Those were miracles performed by Christ. But you are talking about "modern day physical supernatural manifestations". Two entirely different things.