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Thanks for the likes very much. :)

Either way I think the Jewish people have never left the Hebrew language, and isn't Aramaic really close to the Hebrew language anyway? It seems there is writings about Jesus and God's kingdom in every language, in the first three centuries. Except English.

The scriptures I posted, explain Jesus and others die, are raised up or resurrected from death, and there citizenship is in heaven. Whatever your view is, I am sure you have good reasons to believe the way you do, I extend my kindness to you - I respect your choices very much, and enjoy our...

I get what you're saying, I agree with you on some points. For me this is what I get from the text, I read the four Gospels, myself I feel I should take as much of Jesus words and put it into practice. Like you said, just what we need. everyone finds what they need, for me I need to listen to...

I hope these scriptures provide some information. “Not everyone who says to me, ‘Lord, Lord,’ will enter the kingdom of heaven, but the one who does the will of my Father who is in heaven. --Matthew 7:21 and that he was buried, and that three days afterwards he arose from the grave just as the...

Tomorrow please, I have the wrong scriptures now. 💖

My bottom line is this, if you read the scriptures I cited, does it really matter what religion we belong to, what we call ourselves if we do not observe all the words of Christ Jesus? Peace love and kindness to you my friend 💖 I have nothing against, and I respect your beliefs. I think the...

Could this not be a reference to literal, fleshly Israel? No, for Revelation 7:4-8 diverges from the usual tribal listing. (Numbers 1:17, 47) Obviously, the listing here is not for the purpose of identifying fleshly Jews by their tribes but to show a similar organizational structure for...

Faithfulservant is there an article I could read somewhere that shows some Jewish people spoke Aramaic? I just like to read up on everything I can that's related to the Bible and the people that respect the Bible. I think in the Dead Sea Scrolls, the early writings of Moses we're actually in...

I just looked on Google, they said this about the Dead Sea Scrolls: they are written in three different languages: Hebrew, Aramaic, and Greek.

If you look at the coins that were discovered from that time period, I think they found Aramaic, Hebrew and Greek as well as other languages.

I posted different examples, of the Bible using the word tree and at other times it uses the word pole, depends on which translation. These bibles use different words cross, wood, gibbet, pole, tree, stake, beam of wood or staff, depends on which Bible translation you read. I agree with you I...

I have scriptures only that talk about these five points. Is there another point you wanted me to look up? 1. Christ proved resurrection from the dead is possible. 2. those who are dead in union with Christ will rise first. 3. It is sown a physical body; it is raised up a spiritual body. 4a...

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What you say makes sense, but I just don't see it that way, I use one scripture to help me understand the next scripture, and then if I wanted to understand more I read another scripture, if I want to understand more yet I just keep reading more scriptures, I don't look to a different source to...

Why not use only scriptures, to build a solid foundation of truth, a truth based only on the Bible? And let the scripture speak for itself? And let each scripture explain the interpretation, instead of including a person's personal viewpoint? let the Bible mold our viewpoint? Think about it...

I feel like we have become friends on this chat forum, I don't feel comfortable finding scriptures to prove your personal beliefs incorrect. I would much rather you find scriptures that explain, our physical body dies, but It's automatic we live on in an immortal spiritual body in heaven...

Yes I agree with you, it was probably pronounced differently for each language?

I will post them tomorrow, thank you for your patience and kindness.

If you want to take a look at those scriptures, if they don't answer your questions, I can find some specific scriptures that talk about going to heaven. But the New Testament explains it, that the ones of the heavenly hope or also called, the ones from the first resurrection, don't sleep in...