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Your very last paragraph has nothing to do with the meaning of Revelation 3:14. Again, Revelation 3:14 is specifically teaching that Jesus Christ is the "CREATOR/ORIGIN" of everything, period. What the Apostle John wrote here is backed up by what he wrote at John 1:1. Genesis 1:1 and John 1:1...

There was a reason I brought up Revelation 3:14 and the part that says, " ‘These things says the Amen, the Faithful and True Witness, the Beginning of the creation of God: You said, "Try and stay away from Commentaries." I'm pretty sure you said the same thing in some of your past post. When...

Revelation 3:14 says, "The Amen, the faithful and true Witness, the Beginning of the creation of God, says this." My question is for you directly Laffur, (and without using any commentaries) why does it say God created Jesus Christ? The part that says, the Beginning of the creation of God, bluto

The same with me in the early 70's and late 80's. I have just about every single thing that he wrote including all his tapes and debates etc. I also attended his funeral after he died on June 26, 1989. I attended a lot of his meetings when we lived in California. I knew Rob Bowman, Craig...

Correct me if I'm wrong but did I read a while ago that Dr. Walter Martin was your mentor? If so when was this? IN GOD THE SON, bluto

One of the best ones in my opinion is Psalm 22:1 with Matthew 27:46., just off the top of my head. IN GOD THE SON, bluto

Welcome to Christian Chat denny1953. The Father is not hiding anything from His only begotten Son. The Son, who is God in flesh, (John 1:14) became a man. It's explained at Philippians 2:5-8. "Have this attitude in yourselves which was also in Christ Jesus, vs6, who, although He existed as God...

Here's the point I am making that many people including Christians don't realize. Both Genesis 1:1 and John 1:1 start out the exact same way, "in beginning." The definite article has been supplied. The actual Greek is en-arche, that is, "in beginning." For clarity we will just say, "in the...

What am I suppose to see above? Are you referring to your "Adam and Seth" question? I am asking if the Genesis 1:1 beginning is the same at John's 1:1 beginning? If the answer is yes please explain how. If the answer is no, please explain why it's not. If your not sure please say so and I will...

Welcome to Christian Chat. I have a question for you? Is there a difference between the Genesis 1:1 beginning and John's 1:1 beginning? Thanks! bluto

So let's see what say the scriptures. 1 Peter 3:15, " but sanctify Christ as Lord in your hearts, ALWAYS being ready to make a defense to EVERYONE who asks you to give an account for the hope that is in you, yet with gentleness and reverence." And here's an oldie but a goody, Jude 3, "Beloved...

Can you please give a rundown/list of which denominational churches to avoid? Who would you recommend listening to on the radio regarding sermons etc. Who do you like that teaches sound doctrine? Thank You! In Him, bluto

Yes, I'm well aware that Luke also traces Christs genealogy back to Adam. In my question to you I pointed that out. Like I stated God is not biology and Joseph is the step father of Jesus. His real Father is God. Why do you think that Jesus referred to Himself on numerous occasions as the "Son...

Before I explain what is going on here regarding the genealogy of Jesus Christ I have a question for you? Why does Matthew's genealogy begin with Abraham and moves down to Jesus? Yet Luke begins with Jesus and moves through Abraham to Adam? Can you please explain this? Hint! God is not biology...

Here are his words. "We know that Christ is both God and man, he is the revelation of the Father, and that he intercedes for his people." Like he said, "We know that Christ is both God and man," The Father has no separate manifestation from the Son. The Son is the ONLY manifestation and...

Thanks for your question DeanM? "THE" angel of the Lord, i.e Jesus Christ NEVER appears in the New Testament as the angel of the Lord. The reason is because according to Hebrews 1:1-2, specifically vs2, "in these last days has spoken to us in His Son, whom He appointed heir of all things...

I decided to withdraw my downvote because your a new member here and I acted in haste without my morning coffee. The first thing you should know is that the angel of the Lord is "NOT" an actual angel like Michael or Gabriel. The Hebrew word for angel is "malak" and the word simply means...

Welcome to the forums Suna. On what basis do you know that the angel of the Lord is not the preincarnate Christ? Did you do any Biblical research that would support your opinion? In Him, bluto

The short answer is "no," we are not to work out our salvation to get saved or even stay saved if one is saved already. Always read the context of what's going on in instead of isolating verses. Starting at vs 1, (and I'm going to highlight the main points) Paul wants the Philippian believers to...