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Every moving creature that hath life is born of/in the Spirit, hence the flesh without the spirit is dead.I believe, when the Lord circumcises our hearts and we are born in the spirit,
Every moving creature that hath life is born of/in the Spirit, hence the flesh without the spirit is dead.I believe, when the Lord circumcises our hearts and we are born in the spirit,
Because people would not keep the old law.He upgraded Moses' law to "love your enemy".
John 11:26Of course, I do.
I just dont believe you do all those Moses laws.
You even claim to heal the sick.
You are very much like Benny Hinn the TV evangelist.
I don't trust him either. He performs miracles on TV.
BTW, Xenn claims he resurrected the dead.
You guys are a hoot expecting everyone to believe your "miracles".
Ex 8:27You claimed "three-day journey" is a commandment.
You are changing your word again.
Strike 6
John 3:5Every moving creature that hath life is born of/in the Spirit, hence the flesh without the spirit is dead.
Except a man be born of water...John 3:5
@Studyman You mentioned, in our private conversation, I still have some errors in my understanding of the feasts.
And I trust you, and think you may well be right.
I don't like having errors, and therefore request you, if I may, to address my replies to Sissy, to show me my errors.
Also @Sissy you helped me immensely, and I would love you to continue too.
You also said I was waaaaay off. I hate to be waaaaaay off.
So please help, put me on the way.
True, there is a much different response from a creature of reason to a red flag than their is a creature of instinct like a bull.That's to expect when you are always waving red flags.
Thanks for that admission. There is no one who will or can change your mind but warning people of the sophistry you have become snared in is important. What you teach, the message you present is a creative reimagining of scripture and is the commandments of a man.My apology, I see now that I put the incorrect verse ref. Should be Daniel 9:24
The Bible isn't a history book for me.
We are God's people (or claim to be), and we are still babbling on.
Meanwhile God sits in the heavens, beyond space and time,
seeing everything in secret, knowing even our hearts and mind.
Do you think Moses knew who Tsophnath was? Considering that at the time of the birth of Moses, the Pharaoh had set out to devise a plan to get the Hebrews up out of the land lest their numbers grow greater than his own people. So do you think it was a coincidence that Moses was brought into the fold of Pharaoh?
Seeing that Moses was leading 600,000 people (not to mention the livestock) out of Egypt into the desert, you do realize the amount of fresh water that would be needed to survive the first week? Not to sure how familiar you are with desert conditions but you would need at least 950 wagons to haul the amount of water needed for one day. Since it would take at least three days across the barren desert to reach the Red Sea, once they crossed over, they would be facing at least another 4 days to reach water.
So if I was with them, I would have stayed in my tent like the LORD told them.
I never leave the salt of God's covenant out of my oblations. Lev 2:13
And you never put it in.
In fact, the reason you murmur against me is because I never leave out His commandments.
Unless you know what these terms actually mean, the rest is moot.It is far more important
to know the difference between God's ordinances and man's ordinances, in my book. Lev 18:3
And we are to walk in God's judgments, and do them. Lev 18:4
Amen. (we agree on something)
And no one shall enter His kingdom except those that do His law/will. Deut 8:1 & Matt 7:21