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Yes I have heard of that commandment. And based on the way you have conducted yourself so far in this thread, it would appear that you're doing the same things you're accusing us of.

I think a "mad artist" cometh again with a sword.......

What was your previous username?

I agree with you. I believe that Christ's divine nature kept His human nature from giving in to sin. And I was actually going to make the same point about Christ's human nature and Adam's pre-fall nature being the same.

Welcome, Vickie! Hope you enjoy your stay here. :):D

Ok, I stand corrected. The reason why I couldn't see OP's posts was because I forgot to click "Show ignored content". :ROFL::ROFL::ROFL:

Unfortunately, OP's posts (and posts quoted by other members) have been removed. I probably should have screen-shot the post with the Bible-selling reference, but it didn't occur to me. But I'm pretty sure OP said that.

The OP asserted that the Deity of Christ was invented by the Roman Catholic Church. I had posted upthread in an attempt to refute OP's assertion. However, I forgot to mention that the original manuscripts which make up both the OT and NT would have supported the Deity of Christ. The RCC...

I assume the OP has been yeeted (at least this iteration)?

I put the OP on ignore, so I might miss some important stuff. He/she/it is just plum confrontational.

This is a Christian forum, not a police interrogation room or a courtroom. I've also reported you.

I had the same thought myself earlier. I admit though that I've lost track of the name of each iteration.

Jesus' Deity was not "invented" by the RCC How could Jesus say truthfully that He "has power on earth to forgive sins", if He is not God? We must remember that the Pharisees WERE correct when they said "Who can forgive sins but God alone?" What they WEREN"T correct about was Jesus supposedly...

in Christ Jesus

Welcome back, Jess!

Ohh most definitely. I don't dispute that at all.

Welcome to CC, Donna! By the way, I have a cousin named Donna. ;)

Recently, I learned about a Roman official named Lucius Sejanus. He was the right-hand man to Emperor Tiberius Caesar (as well as the head of the Praetorian Guard). Tiberius was the reigning Emperor at the time of Jesus' crucifixion. Sejanus was the one who chose Pilate to govern Judea, and he...