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In the MT, but the LXX says pierced, so possibly translators used the LXX version instead of the MT one. I know Jewish bibles at one time universally used the MT version of Zechariah 14:5, but several later editions switched over to the LXX version, because it is indisputably the correct version.

Thank you. Yes, I remember you well. I honestly didn't think I would be back, but here I am

The flesh is not evil, there's just nothing righteous in it to be able to lead a person into righteousness. Man's fallen nature stems from having a dead spirit, ie not at one with God. A soul is not capable of doing good because it has no agency. Allowing the soul to rule a person is just as bad...

Wow that is long. OK so you're comparing Adam to Christ. Yeah I don't think Adam is a type of Christ, but I've never thought of Moses being one either. I've always seen Moses as typifying the law and Joshua as typifying Christ; same name, leading his people into promised land, whereas Moses...

Hagee's a deceived fool

This is long; it's kind of a study I did for someone. David made a prophecy about Christ in psalm 110. The LORD said unto my Lord, Sit thou at my right hand, until I make thine enemies thy footstool. Psalms 110:1 With you is the sovereignty in the day of your power, with the brightness of your...

You said those who don't keep Christ's commandments aren't saved, and no one is saved keeping Moses' commandments . So Christ's commandments can't be Moses' commandments because keeping Christ's commandments saves, but keeping Moses' commandments doesn't.

Where is this written?

Which indirectly proves that Christ's commandments are not Moses' commandments

Because the 10 commandments you are obsessed with are not the commandments referred to in 1 John 5:3. For this is the love of God, that we keep his commandments: and his [Christ's] commandments are not a burden. 1 John 5:3 Peter called the 10 commandments and all the law of Moses an unbearable...

Have you tried replacing the battery?

No we're not. That was said to a few disciples, who did indeed fulfill their apostolic commission. We are all called to live righteous lives and manifest the particular gifts given to us in order to edify the church. Then if we actually live the life and walk the walk, those on on the outside...

It's possible because you have no control over the future and have no ability to know what you will become

Those who believe in Christ and love their neighbor are not continuing in sin

So you don't know if it's possible, correct?

No it doesn't. Works of law exclude grace and grace excludes works of law. They are mutually incompatible

Can you point me to scripture that says that? When Christ told the eleven disciples to go into all of the world and proclaim the gospel he was talking specifically to them. Not everyone is called to be an apostle or evangelist; far from it. Expecting everyone to go out and proclaim the gospel...

Could they?

The impact is a weak, passive and powerless church that defaults on its responsibility to live a righteous, godly life because in the calvignostic mind believers are totally incapable of doing good due to evil flesh, so God has to do everything through them. Consequently, nothing of eternal...