God didn't change, but salvation did.A question-
The God of the Old T often spoke harshly, but when he spoke through Jesus in the New T he became softer, so did God change or what?
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God didn't change, but salvation did.A question-
The God of the Old T often spoke harshly, but when he spoke through Jesus in the New T he became softer, so did God change or what?
A question-
The God of the Old T often spoke harshly, but when he spoke through Jesus in the New T he became softer, so did God change or what?
I had that discussion with one of my Catholic neighbors. His theory is that God mellowed out a bit after He had a Kid.
I had that discussion with one of my Catholic neighbors. His theory is that God mellowed out a bit after He had a Kid.
A question-
The God of the Old T often spoke harshly, but when he spoke through Jesus in the New T he became softer, so did God change or what?
It's important for God's people to understand that we are not of this present world. This world today is not our true home. So those who try to bring the things of this world into the Church do not understand why they are here and what this present world is about.
well Davy, you might be right, but what if you are not?
ok so hopefully you see the reason for the accusation here, and all i can really say is that if we were face to face, where you could have heard my inflection, you likely would not have been so offended; “why make yourself into God?” is imo a pretty good question for anyone making statements of fact that turn out to be unverifiable. Dont we all have beliefs that should be tested? Would you just prefer to keep believing something that may not be true?All I can do for you then is to refer you to what Apostle James said about doubters...
well…Esau needed red stew or he would die too, rightGod didn't change, but salvation did.