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I saw it one time. My first impression was “That’s not in the Bible.” So I never watched it again

Thank you

I’m reading a book called “Change Anything “ It’s got a good program and shows how people changed and what works. Also reading the NET Bible full notes edition. Great notes

And a lot of other books too

I don’t think so. Jesus always called him father

My friend has a plaque on his desk that says “I would agree with you but then we would both be wrong “

Preaching to the spirits in prison 1Peter 3:19

Thanks but i have no problem with him. I like a lot of his messages

Yes

Which denomination?

I have some issues in my back that cause severe nerve pain in my left leg. 2 weeks ago I had radio frequency ablation. They said it would take 10 days to 3 weeks to work. After 12 days the pain just vanished. Even on good days I was limping now the leg is pain free. I pray that it stays this...

I agree

The Lord God doesn’t change but does he change his mind? Some scripture indicates that he does. Exo 32:14 - So the LORD changed his mind about the terrible disaster he had threatened to bring on his people. Tools Jer 26:19 - But did King Hezekiah and the people kill him for saying this? No, they...

I have the NET Full Notes Edition. Great Bible, love the notes

Yes it was replaced by a better covenant but there is no indication that God changed. How we are able to approach him changed. We no longer need a priest to sprinkle blood on the mercy seat, we can go to God through his son

But that’s believers that are changing, not God. We’re no longer under the law

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What do Greek dictionaries say about “aionion”? by Matt Slick | Dec 15, 2008 | Minor Groups & Issues, Universalism Universalists place a great deal of weight on the word “aion,” which means “age.” From the Greek root “aion” we also have the word “aionion,” which is translated in most instances...

https://carm.org/universalism/a-look-at-the-word-aionion/ Another perspective on the meaning of aionion

Thanks for your response. Everyone seems to be able to translate Greek words in a way that aligns with their beliefs. Try talking to a Jehovah’s Witness they are very good at this, No matter what your views are you can find material to support them