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All right then, kindly tell me what I said here that was wrong where you gave me a negative rating? Is Jesus Christ God the Father according to you? Isaiah 9:6 is "NOT" teaching that Jesus Christ is God the Father. The Bible clearly identifies God the Father, God the Son and God the Holy Spirit...

So your a "Modalist" huh? And yes, the Pharisees did accuse Jesus of blasphemy for claiming to be God. In fact the high priest Caisphas ask Jesus the following at Matthew 26:63, " But Jesus kept silent. And the high priest said to Him, "I adjure You by the living God, that Youi tell us (whether...

Isaiah 9:6 is "NOT" teaching that Jesus Christ is God the Father. The Bible clearly identifies God the Father, God the Son and God the Holy Spirit as "distinct" persons. In fact they are not even separate persons as some teach including Trinitarians. There is a difference between the definitions...

I did read your post more than once and I'm extremely clear what your promoting which is heretical. And yes, by all means post the scriptures you have showing you recieive the Holy Spirit before and after water baptism. Btw, I'm changing the subject because I want to ask you if Jesus Christ is...

Repentence: Sincere regret or remorse. Did not Jesus know on that cross that the thief expressed repentence thereby saying he will be in Paradise with Jesus? Need I say more. :eek: PS: Btw, your contradicting yourself when you said one can receive the Holy Spirit before or after being water...

Don't you think I know that age old excuse that the thief was in the old dispensation. The thief in the old dispensation is saved just like in the new covenant/dispensation which is by faith. He admitted he was wrong which means whild on that cross he repented and basically ask Jesus to forgive...

Excuse me but I'm a little confused. I thought that water baptism is commanded "AFTER" one is saved, not a part of doing it to get saved, which btw is a work. By getting water baptised you identify yourself with Jesus Christ as being one of His followers. This is also why Matthew 28:19 says...

Excuse me wansvic, but what does Romans 1:20 have to do with understanding John 3:5? If you disagree with mailmandan then by all means explain why by exegeting the verse and show "WHY" you disagree? Anybody can say "I disagree" but prove why you disagree? Your in the big leagues now so one has...

I think it goes without saying that one should think and do some homework before you answer a question. Sometimes I will take a day or two before answering, it also depends on how much you know your Bible. This is how you learn. Oh yea, please read 1 Peter 3:15. :eek: IN GOD THE SON, bluto

Actually the first part of Malachi 3:1 states that John the Baptist is the one that will clear the way of the Lord/Jesus Christ before His coming. Isaiah 40:3 and please read Mark 1:2-4. So tell me about the second part of the verse? That is to say regarding the last part of the verse that says...

Well a covenant is an agreement, pledge, promise etc. The following is what Malachi 3:1 states, "Behold I am going to send My messenger, and he will clear the way before Me, And the Lord, whom you seek, will suddenly come to His temple, AND THE MESSENGER OF THE COVENANT, in whom you delight...

If what you say is true then how do you account for 1 Samuel 16:13? I mean did David receive an inactive Holy Spirit? Please read it. :rolleyes: IN GOD THE SON, bluto

Absolutely. Genesis 1:2, "And the earth was formless and void and darkness was over the surface of the deep; and the Spirit of God was moving over the surface of the waters." Also look up and read 2 Samuel 16:13 for yourself. He's all over the place throughout the Bible, do a little homework...

How does one "work through their salvation?" Either your saved or not saved. :eek: IN GOD THE SON, bluto

Bumped for nemiah Bumped for nehemiah6. How about addressimg this first before jumping to another thread about Jonah? Or do you want me to school you about Jonah too? :eek: IN GOD THE SON, bluto

Psalm 22 has everything to do with the opening post. It was David who said vs1 in the first place but of course you don't know why. Again, David was being hunted down by Saul which is why he said at vs11, "Be not far from me, for trouble is near; For there is none to help." Vs12, "Many bulls...

I suggest you pay attention to what people write. I never said the Psalm was about David being hunted down by Saul. Here is what I said: "Please read all of Psalm 22 and tell me if God forsook King David when he was being hunted down by Saul?" So nehemiah6, here's the question? Did God forsake...

Please read all of Psalm 22 and tell me if God forsook King David when he was being hunted down by Saul? Also, if you want the short version please read Isaiah 53:3 and John 16:32. :eek: IN GOD THE SON, bluto

Can you please explain to me what is wrong with the following analysis of penal substitution. In other words explain why in your opinion it is not Biblical? Penal Substitutionary Atonement is the view that Christ was a legal substitute for us on the cross and that he bore the penalty for our...

This is an excellent piece oldhermit and spot on. Every single day as you watch what is going on in the world, especially in the USA, I say to myself, (as I'm sure many do), "How do they think that way?" I'm also of the opinion that it will get far more worse in the days ahead of us. Here you...