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Hi Quahom 1 Your quote: He has not as yet assumed His mantle of Divinty at the time of the meeting. Quite simple. Please explain, giving scriptural back-up where possible. Forever learning and wanting to learn new concepts regarding the ideas that 'Jesus is God'

More Dor.... Your quote: Matthew28:20 Teaching them to observe all things whatsoever I have commanded you: and, lo, I am with you always, even unto the end of the world. Amen. Is this scripture in some way helping to prove the existance of a triune God ? Usually the previous verse 19 is...

Hello Dor Your quote: John 20:28 And Thomas answered and said unto him, My Lord and my God. This scripture can give its true meaning to what Thomas was saying by using Jesus’ own words.......After Jesus' resurrection Jesus had sent a message to his apostles, including Thomas, in which he...

Hello Bananabrain ( Which you are not):) Your quote: i'm sure i've pointed out elsewhere that just because you refer to someone a multiple number of ways they are all different people. my mum is my mum, she is my father's wife, she is my son's grandma, she is her father's daughter, all of...

Hi Quahom...long time no see... Your quote: (Regarding my post no.6) This is of course your opinion. There are those who have spent their lives studying the Bible and they disagree with you, as do the greater majority (95% +) of those professing to be Christian in faith. A little out...

Hi Blazn Your quote: Yahweh (Jehovah) is translated as LORD. This is the pre-incarnate Jesus. Yahweh is used with reference to God's personal relationship with man. True, Yahweh, Yahoweh or Jehovah is translated as Lord, but it is not the correct transliteration. It is only by the want...

Hi Blazn: Your Quote: Elohim is translated as God and stands primarily for God the Father, the Almighty one. Elohim is used with reference to God's sovereignty over all. Elohim also stands for the plurality of God (holy trinity) True, regarding the first points but, no, sorry, there is...

Hello Wil Your quote: Again I'm wondering, if this is old testament texts...and the Jews think a worldwide flood did not happen, that this is a metaphor, and this stems from their books...why do Christians think it did? It is thought like this that turns people away...that Noah actually...

Hello Mee....and all You quote from Timothy 2: 3,4 ....The NWT is a good translation, the usage of the words ’All sorts of men’ is reasonable, although, I have always felt that the insertion of the word ‘accurate’ is pushing it a bit. However, the Greek word epignosis used in this text; and...

Hello Tommy Your quote: How could the resurrection of Lazerus not be real? Lazurus' Mother was like any mum (isn't that how you say it in the UK?) and I believe it was real. This is what upset the religious leaders that wanted Jesus put to death. If it was just a meade up story why did they...

Johnp..... My quote: Still using the English transliterated words only. 2 Peter 2:9 Again the Greek word here is kolaso, which I've tried to show previously... means to cut off. Your quote: To hold: 1 a : to retain in one's keeping : maintain possession of : not give up or relinquish...

Hi Johnp (Again) My quote: The literal scriptures counter the figurative one. Your quote: I recognise no distinction, who says ? Literal speech against figurative speech is like fact .v. part fiction. It comes down to weighing up metaphorical speech against the literal occurrence. When...

Hi Johnp Like you John I’m always busy, so a late reply. My quote: Please do look into the Greek, Hebrew words and grammar used in the scriptures. Your quote: It is unavoidable really. As you say, English wasn't around at the time but nevertheless I cannot place myself above the...

Johnp..... My quote: Jesus could raise up the temple of his body in the sense that he had the authority to receive life again. Your quote: But that isn't what Jesus said is it? He said He would rise it didn't He? "Destroy this temple, and I will raise it again in three days." John 2:19...

Hi Johnp I was not being patronising when I said that it is good that you believe that all of the scriptures are 'God breathed.' I think that this is excellent because it is a rare quality. We are in agreement here, but obviously not on how God breathed his words, but we can learn new...

Hello Johnp Your quote: Dead forever yes but concious. God told Adam that in the day he touch the tree he would die. His seperation from God is evidenced by the fact that Adam hid himself from God, the seperation of our spirit and His had taken place. That is the biblical meaning of the word...

Hello Thomas Your quote: Consider: In reference to the English martyrs, say, or other victims of the Reformation, we refer to them as 'having died at the stake', then according to the logic of this argument, which is the truth must endorse the opinion held, this can only mean they died by...

Hi Quahom Sorry, a late reply, I've been busy......also delayed by three extra minutes on getting to this site through a plethora of dialogue boxes..." Do you want to remortgage ? Only $800.00 admin fees...You've won a holiday in Bermuda.....send us £3000.00 to claim your prize." etc...

Hello Quahom Your quote: I find irony in anyone who refuses to read the entire passage. However, I will ask you E99, what did the Messiah carry to His death? Perhaps you can enlighten us. Stauros meant stake, agreed. What is the cross beam called? And why would Jesus be forced to carry it...

Hello Thomas Your quote: "Early Christian writers without exception wrote the language of their time, the Greek Koine... The New Testament has very little relationship to the artificial representation of the language of Attic [Greek] prose in the literature and rhetoric of the Roman imperial...