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robert pate
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To be born of the Holy Spirit is to be born after God or of God. Everyone else was born after Adam
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Legroom
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I believe the true parts, but don't worship the book, I worship the God they wrote about.You might as well throw your Bible in the trash. You don't believe it.
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shroom
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Agreed. God is the Father of the man Jesus Christ, who was also a prophet.To be born of the Holy Spirit is to be born after God or of God. Everyone else was born after Adam
Are you going to list some of the "insignificant errors" you think are in the Bible?
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Legroom
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It says the human Jesus died, he said he would return ON HIS OWN, he didn't say "kill me and watch my Father bring me back to life".Now, you are in denial of the death of Christ. The scripture says that he was dead for 3 days. Where does it say Jesus vanished?
Since he was in a "new form" that could suddenly appear and vanish at will, he wasn't in the old body.
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robert pate
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The scripture says that he resurrected himself, John 2:19.So are you, since you think Jesus resurrected himself. Dead people cannot resurrect themselves. They can't do anything. They are dead.
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robert pate
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No, they are insignificant.Agreed. God is the Father of the man Jesus Christ, who was also a prophet.
Are you going to list some of the "insignificant errors" you think are in the Bible?
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shroom
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These scripture (and many more) say that God resurrected Jesus Christ from the dead: Acts 2:32; 4:10; 5:30; Rom. 10:9; 1 Cor. 6:14; Gal. 1:1; 1 Thess. 1:9-10;The scripture says that he resurrected himself, John 2:19.
When one scripture seemingly contradicts what many other scripture plainly say, you need to do a little digging.
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shroom
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Nice dodge, Robert.No, they are insignificant.
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Legroom
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Technically, since Jesus is also God then saying "God raised him up" is synonymous with saying he returned under his own volition from the death of his mortal flesh.These scripture (and many more) say that God resurrected Jesus Christ from the dead: Acts 2:32; 4:10; 5:30; Rom. 10:9; 1 Cor. 6:14; Gal. 1:1; 1 Thess. 1:9-10;
When one scripture seemingly contradicts what many other scripture plainly say, you need to do a little digging.
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robert pate
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Yep, that's right. Jesus raised himself from the dead, because he is God.Technically, since Jesus is also God then saying "God raised him up" is synonymous with saying he returned under his own volition from the death of his mortal flesh.
Jesus has victoriously crucified sinful humanity. By putting it to death in his flesh, Romans 6:6. He resurrected it and created a new humanity, 2 Corinthians 5:17. All that have faith in Christ are part of that new humanity.
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robert pate
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I am not here to refute the Bible. It is only natural that there are minor issues in the Bible, because it was written by men.Nice dodge, Robert.
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shroom
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And yet you claim it has errors.I am not here to refute the Bible.
I thought you believed the scriptures were God-breathed. No?It is only natural that there are minor issues in the Bible, because it was written by men.