03 Sep 13
Originally posted by galveston75You are insane.
You know that Satan is against God and anyone who sides with him and his Kingdom. One way to trick all he can into not believing in God or to discredit him and his Kingdom is to try and pursuade all that he can in to not believing that it does not exist and that he does not have any representation of that Kingdom here on earth.
That explination of this ...[text shortened]... s it is in heaven", but yet you deny it completely and especially it's earthly counterpart.
03 Sep 13
Originally posted by Rajk999Lol. Well you are all alone in your beliefs which is very sad while I'm part of a very thriving and spiritually growing part of God's Kingdom here on earth. We are crystal clear on the Bible, God's Kingdom and how it helps all to understand all the above and "is open to all" who want to be a part of it.
You are insane.
03 Sep 13
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Originally posted by galveston75Thriving? Hundreds of predictions and prophesies. All failures.
Lol. Well you are all alone in your beliefs which is very sad while I'm part of a very thriving and spiritually growing part of God's Kingdom here on earth. We are crystal clear on the Bible, God's Kingdom and how it helps all to understand all the above and "is open to all" who want to be a part of it.
A house in San Diego built for the returning partriachs .... now in ruins.
Wrong doctrines. Wrong Jesus.
God has nothing to do with WT otherwise you would get something right
Like I said. You are insane.
03 Sep 13
Originally posted by galveston75Your saying Jesus was born again?
"Born Again"
Definition: Being born again involves being baptized in water (“born from water&rdquo😉 and begotten by God’s spirit (“born from . . . spirit&rdquo😉, thus becoming a son of God with the prospect of sharing in the Kingdom of God. (John 3:3-5) Jesus had this experience, as do the 144,000 who are heirs with him of the heavenly Kingdom.
Kelly
03 Sep 13
Originally posted by Rajk999Good day......
Thriving? Hundreds of predictions and prophesies. All failures.
A house in San Diego built for the returning partriachs .... now in ruins.
Wrong doctrines. Wrong Jesus.
God has nothing to do with WT otherwise you would get something right
Like I said. You are insane.
03 Sep 13
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Originally posted by galveston75If "God" told me something I would probably at least listen, if however the religious organisation I belonged to told me that I should let a loved one die rather than give them blood for a transfusion, then I would realise that I was being deluded.
"I wonder how one would react today if God told us to do something that wasn't the normal, out of place and not in agreement with the rest of society? Could you do as Noah did with all that was against him and his family?"
I thought I'd repost this question now for the 3rd time.....
03 Sep 13
Originally posted by divegeesterSo his command to "abstain from blood" is one you have decided not to listen to then?
If "God" told me something I would probably at least listen, if however the religious organisation I belonged to told me that I should let a loved one die rather than give them blood for a transfusion, then I would realise that I was being deluded.
04 Sep 13
Originally posted by galveston75God told the Jews that through the Law of Moses. God did not tell that to the Gentiles. The Apostles were sent to preach to the Gentiles but not everthing they said came directly from God the way the Law of Moses came directly from God and enforced by God.
So his command to "abstain from blood" is one you have decided not to listen to then?
There are many statements made in the New Testament that were not sent directly from God. Some are stated as such and others you just have to figure it out yourself.
Here is one which is clearly stated that it is coming from Paul and not Christ:
Now concerning virgins I have no commandment of the Lord: yet I give my judgment, as one that hath obtained mercy of the Lord to be faithful. I suppose therefore that this is good for the present distress, I say, that it is good for a man so to be. (1 Corinthians 7:25-26 KJV)
Here is one that most likely comes from Paul.
Doth not even nature itself teach you, that, if a man have long hair, it is a shame unto him? But if a woman have long hair, it is a glory to her: for her hair is given her for a covering. (1 Corinthians 11:14-15 KJV)
So do all the Jehovah Witness men have short hair and all JW women have long hair?
04 Sep 13
Originally posted by galveston75Your saying Jesus was born again?
"Born Again"
Definition: Being born again involves being baptized in water (“born from water&rdquo😉 and begotten by God’s spirit (“born from . . . spirit&rdquo😉, thus becoming a son of God with the prospect of sharing in the Kingdom of God. (John 3:3-5) Jesus had this experience, as do the 144,000 who are heirs with him of the heavenly Kingdom.
Kelly
04 Sep 13
Originally posted by KellyJayWell being baptised is one definition and dieing and being resurrected is another definition. So since Jesus died and was actually dead and then resurrected as a spirit that eventually went up to heaven, yes he was born again.
Your saying Jesus was born again?
Kelly
04 Sep 13
Originally posted by Rajk999That command from God was to "ALL" humans not just to Noah and his family. If all humans had stayed in line with God and all human had stayed truthful to him in their lifes and willingly obeyed the laws he set out such as to "abstain from blood" no one on this planet would ever accept a blood transfusion. In fact no one would ever even concieve of such a thing.
God told the Jews that through the Law of Moses. God did not tell that to the Gentiles. The Apostles were sent to preach to the Gentiles but not everthing they said came directly from God the way the Law of Moses came directly from God and enforced by God.
There are many statements made in the New Testament that were not sent directly from God. Some are ...[text shortened]... JV) [/i]
So do all the Jehovah Witness men have short hair and all JW women have long hair?
Did God say this only applied to Noah and did he add an addendum that all others after Noah were exempt? Don't think so....
04 Sep 13
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Originally posted by galveston75Did God say this only applied to Noah and did he add an addendum that all others after Noah were exempt? Don't think so....
That command from God was to "ALL" humans not just to Noah and his family. If all humans had stayed in line with God and all human had stayed truthful to him in their lifes and willingly obeyed the laws he set out such as to "abstain from blood" no one on this planet would ever accept a blood transfusion. In fact no one would ever even concieve of such a ...[text shortened]... Noah and did he add an addendum that all others after Noah were exempt? Don't think so....
Similarly, did God say this only applied to blood that comes from other people or is synthesised by people? Don't think so... He said "abstain from blood", no ifs, no buts, no special cases or exceptions - just abstain from blood, this includes *your* blood too.
So don't you think you ought to slit your wrists Galv, and flush your system of this devil inspired fluid which is impeding your connection to God?? Please tell me why do you defy your God by not abstaining from *ALL* blood???
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