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Exactly!! That is what it is intended to do, but it does not kill the spirit which is breathed into it at birth.

Seems that God has given us a number: 1000. It that is false, then what number have you picked?

Your flawed hypothesis fails base on the very first verse of the Book of Revelation which was written in 95 AD: "The Revelation of Jesus Christ, which God gave Him to show to His bond-servants, the things which must soon take place; and He sent and communicated it by His angel to His...

So . . .you are saying that apart from Scripture, you have an oral statement or letter from the Apostles! Which Apostles wrote to you! I would like to see them sometime. :)

So . . . when God induces abortions, God is actually offering sacrifices to Satan?? <giggle>

My fault. I misquoted. The Bible says that God " breathed into his nostrils the breath of life, and the man became a living being. Just as Job confirmed, "Till I die I will not put away my integrity from me. For as long as life is in me, And the breath of God is in my nostrils" Job 27 Now if...

He was filled at that moment. "And it happened, when Elizabeth heard the greeting of Mary, that the babe leaped in her womb; and Elizabeth was filled with the Holy Spirit." And your point being?? We were talking about when John was filled with the Holy Spirit, not Elizabeth! Also note, that...

I don't see any Scriptural evidence of your 6 month hypothesis for John being filled with the Holy Spirit, any more than he was turning down wine and beer at 6 months. Perhaps you could provide the exact reference that says John was filled with the Holy Spirit when Elizabeth was six months...

It doesn't say at that point that he has been filled, but he will be filled. Why would the Holy Spirit be wanting to hang around in a womb for 3 months? What purpose would that serve?

It does not give any kind of timing, it just says "he will be filled with the Holy Spirit while yet in his mother’s womb" which could include up to the moment of birth, i.e. He was born filled with the Holy Spirit. His birth was by no means normal. It was miraculous in many ways.

No!! I have already done my research and found the information I was looking for. I have no interest In going backward and doing it all again. I am moving forward to study new stuff the interests me more. If you really want this information, then go and get it the same way I did.

Yeah, the Bible says it was Samuel. So who to believe? God or historyb? And yeah, I believe in a God that not only lets His children die, which includes the death of His only begotten Son! We all die!

When King Saul called up Samuel from the dead, he was very angry that Saul had defied God's Law, and said to Saul, “Why have you disturbed me by bringing me up?” 1 Samuel 28 "therefore tomorrow you and your sons will be with me [amongst the dead]." Perhaps King Saul followed your theology, in...

You obviously haven't done that much studying, or you would know the answer. After 65 years of study, theology, eschatology, church history, church Fathers, do you really think I have at my fingertips everything I have ever studied over those years? or would waste time now trying to find...

While that may be your personal preference, God's idea of worship does depend upon music. If you study the layout of the Temple, it was arranged with balconies on each side for the antiphonal choirs. God says: Praise the Lord! Praise God in His sanctuary; Praise Him in His mighty expanse...

At the outset, sometimes wonder why God would punish Mary by making her listen to a billion prayers every day, even if she was capable of doing so. That does not sound like my idea of paradise! The Bible condemns engaging in the detestable practices of the heathen nations who call upon the...

Maybe it was because she was female. There were no females in Jerome’s history.

The way I see this, is that Jesus was assigning responsibility for the care of Mary to John. John took her to live with him in Ephesus, where she died at age 65 and was buried at the Church of Mary, the church where the Council of Ephesus was held. Mary didn't seem to be all that important in...

Thank you. I agree.

My son runs a large precision manufacturing facility. He has no problem whatsoever in hiring autistic employees. It has merely taken a little effort on his part to learn their language, and after that he has experienced no communication problems with them.