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Derision is also evidence that the one deriding, has a weak argument. Since they can’t successfully attack/debunk the message, they attack/attempt to debunk the messenger.

Where is the Scripture supporting the Holy Spirit as God? I’ve found none. As a Christian, Paul said, although “there are many gods and many lords, there is actually to us, one God, the Father…and one Lord, Jesus Christ.” It’s as simple as that; trying to add others as God, just creates...

Well then, you should go to “JW.org”…. (Or “www.wol.jw.org”, which contains a search engine.) The horses mouth as they say. If you want to know the truth about what we teach. Otherwise, it’s like getting information about Jesus from the Pharisees. Or getting information about the Jews from...

Then why is the plural form used for single gods? It is… Judges 16:23… “As for the Phi·lisʹtine axis lords, they gathered together to sacrifice a great sacrifice to Daʹgon their god* and for rejoicing, and they kept saying: “Our god has given into our hand Samson our enemy!” * “Their god.”...

A son comes from a father. Jesus’ father, was the Almighty God. So Jesus is divine, since divine means “of or from God”. But I asked you questions first…

That’s why the leaders of Christendom bear a heavier guilt. They’ve supported the world and its wars, even causing some, and have encouraged their flocks to kill each other, due to inane ideas about geography or ideology. This is in direct disobedience to Christ’s commands! — John 13:34,35; John...

Who “sent” Jesus? “The only true God.” (John 17:3) What if Jehovah God hadn’t sent a redeemer for mankind? There wouldn’t be one. But fortunately for us God loves humans. So does His only begotten Son, Jesus. Proverbs 8:30,31

No, it isn’t. Some will not be given a resurrection, like Judas Iscariot. (Whoever else, is up to God…& Jesus. What Romans 6:7 tells us, is that death is the end. One who has died, doesn’t keep paying for their sin…there’s no torment, or any kind of further payment. Staying dead is what would...

It’s not literal, God destroying the Heavens and Earth by fire. I mean, why? What have they done? The Earth here, is referring to people as in Genesis 11:1. For further reasoning, about a figurative Heaven & Earth...

So, “the meek” will have “eternal life” “on Earth”? Why or why not?

… then who are the “meek” who will “inherit the Earth”? Matthew 5:5 When Jesus said (in the model prayer to his Father) at Matthew 6:9,10… “Let your Kingdom come, let your will take place on Earth, as it is in Heaven”…. what is God’s will for the Earth? Does Isaiah 11:6-9, Revelation 21:3,4...

Why? At John 10:16, Jesus said: “And I have other sheep, which are not of this fold; those too I must bring in, and they will listen to my voice, and they will become one flock, one shepherd.” So we see two groups, Jesus spoke of, joining together, ie., becoming one. Luke 12:32, Jesus said...

Certainly those that have committed such heinous acts, are the ones who will be judged for it. They are the main ones…. Now, if the religious organizations in which the guilty ones belong to, do nothing… they have the responsibility to correct erring ones (Galatians 6:1 ; 1 Corinthians 5, esp...

Jesus could speak derogatorily about individuals, and their groups, because He could read their heart. We don’t have that ability. However, we can see their lies, if they say something, and then later contradict themselves. Or maybe what we know to be facts, but they say something contrary… or...

That’s good, that you don’t blame God for all the dissension, that humans cause! Jesus knew that after his going away, there would be those claiming to know Him, but doing bad things. His words at Matthew 7:21-23 are telling. So what can a person do? Well, Jesus also knew something else...

Yes, you are right. Dante's Inferno was, up to that time, the most detailed work regarding the torments of Hell. It was written in the early 1300s, and is the first book of the trilogy called Divine Comedy, which supposedly documents the author's travels through the underworld. Although the...

The highly respected Greek Septuagint (LXX), written c. 200 BC by Greek-speaking Jews, translated the Hebrew “Sheol” into “Hades.” These words are equivalent to each other, according to those Jewish authors. And both Sheol & Hades, in many translations, are rendered “hell”. There is no fire, in...

That’s good. Though I’m sure you’ve heard this: Keep an open mind, but not so open where your brain falls out, lol! Whenever you hear something about the Bible, it will help if you ask yourself two questions: How can I relate this idea to God being a God of love? (1 John 4:8) and… How does...

I’m sorry, but your Bible has mistranslated “Ge*enna” for Hades. Hades is hell, not Gehenna. There’s no fire in hell. (That’s why, as I stated in an earlier response, Jacob and Job are there.) In fact, hell is “cast into” the Lake of Fire. So is death. (Revelation 20:13,14) How can you burn...