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I never said Barnes was the first to introduce angels singing. But I see no Scripture that they do.

Trump is the only man standing strong for America and yet I see folks on here worried about a wrong word Trump used in a locker room 30 years ago before he was in the White House.

Angels are never sent to the earth to sing. There's no Scripture to say that angels sing. The morning star is probably a name for the planet Venus when it appears in the east before sunrise. Nor does shouted for joy mean singing. We have a gazillion different religions because people like Albert...

You are deceived if you are looking at something Trump did wrong instead of the many things he has done right at his job. The left has done more wrong and very little right in their job.

You are deceived if you are looking at something Trump did wrong instead of the many things he has done right at his job. The left has done more wrong and very little right in their job.

Catholics believe angels sing and have wings. What would they do with wings? They are spirit beings. Not birds. I'm arguing that angels don't have wings. Jesus Christ is also now a spiritual being and he does not have wings either. I'm not running away with what you implied. You think spirits...

Angels don't have wings. They don't sing either. This is Catholic stuff. Cherubims... The Godhead is presented at the same time with them, and uses them as the basis of His throne. They are never worshipped, but offer worship. Not the angels, there is no reason, evidence, or connection. They are...

1.) Wings tucked under the garments? Are we talking about angels or birds? 2.) Why the term "sons of God?" 3.) Can angels lust over a human? 4.) When an angel takes the form of a human... is he no longer an angel? 5.) There's a lot of water in that area. Causing a flood would not be hard. 6.)...

Just when I thought you may have had something right. And then you come up with this. Give me the verse where Paul said the soul goes to be with the Lord. If such a concept was true then what are the dead? What's in the grave. 1.) Body rots 2.) Soul goes to God 3.) Spirit goes to God Then what...

To me non-denominational means I do not belong to anything the churches teach. And this has been a problem for some on here because they want to know what group I'm with. Just last week a guy was telling me I must be a Calvinist. Others often say I must be a JW.

Are we talking about soul or spirit? My teachers taught me many years ago the the body goes back to dust. The soul life is your last breath and the spirit goes back to God. My next question was then what are the dead? What gets up? Nobody ever gave me an answer and I lived with that for many...

I have a whole bunch of verses that says the soul goes to the grave.

I'm almost with you on this one. All except the part of angels having sex with women. I think I will read Genesis 6. Stay right here in case I come back with a question.

Are are these people God's too... Joshua is a given name derived from the Hebrew יְהוֹשֻׁעַ‎‎ (Modern: Yəhōšūaʿ, Tiberian: Yŏhōšūaʿ),[5] prominently belonging to Joshua, an early Hebrew leader of the Exodus period who has a major role in several books of the Bible. The name was a common...

Not a good example. Trump did not change from a man to the resurrected Lord Christ. But then again, if you believe Jesus was born the Lord Christ because he was already a God baby. Then that's why you see it that way.

I read a book about this. It talks about the Christ being Lord over all in heaven and on the Earth. We will be with him. So if he's on the earth with Israel then the thinking is we would be there to. I kinda think heaven would be more fun whatever that is.

I do not dare to compare the Lord Christ to Trump.

We agree on that. I write it this way... Christ: Anointed, messiah, a term applied to everyone anointed with the holy oil, chiefly to the High Priest. The expected savior, as the redeemer. In the church epistles it often denotes Christ spiritual. Christ as the head of the one body. E.W...

I never saw an accurate modern English translation. Most if not all seem to be written by the churches of today and they write them based on what their group now believes. The oldest Bibles are always the best. My problem is they are so hard to read. I'm referring to the ones before the KJV.

A couple of things hit my mind here... 1.) Acts 10:36 was written after God raised Jesus out from among the dead and made him to be both Lord and Christ. 2.) God anointing Jesus with the spirit and power (which means he was not born with it) is not what happened when God made him to be both...