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How do you know "...He still has His body, only not the blood..." ? You have stated on previous posts that you have met with your Jesus, many times, in person; face to face. And, he told you he was only flesh and bone. And, if what he told you differs from the Scriptures, then the Word of God...

The Word of God is the sword of the Spirit. Can a person be walking in the Spirit, but at the same time deny that the Scriptures are the very Word of God? From Ephesians 6:17. And take the helmet of salvation, and the sword of the Spirit, which is the word of God;...

It is not printing all the remarks in your post. But, when you said: 'And what "PAYMENT" would that be?' I did not make that statement. When you said: 'No kidding, who said you did?' I was not directing that statement to you. Both statements were from/to GodsGrace.

How many people do you know, personally, who never sin? You said: "The sealing of the Holy Spirit is true. We are sealed as an earnest. As a down payment, as assurance of an intent to pay. But we must make the payment to receive what was promised in the end." I didn't, and never could, pay...

"It was the prophets that were inspired, not what they wrote." I think you misunderstood my post #26: I was quoting one of the Posts, #12. They are not my words. I was contrasting what some were saying about the Word of God, with Scripture.

You said: "Once saved is forever as long as you keep yourself saved." Doesn't it seem as if these two statements below, about being sealed by the Spirit, teach that God keeps us saved? If they do teach that, then it is forever. From Ephesians 1:13.... having believed, you were sealed with the...

You asked mjrhealth : "Is gathering believers together to worship and to learn, to encourage one another and be encouraged wrong?" He hates the Church of God, and the Word of God. He has stated several times that the Bible is an idol, that it has many contradictions. He has stated that the...

That is exactly what the Eucharist of the Catholic, and Orthodox, Church is: worship of a physical object as god.

...the words of the devil. So Im a little confused why religious people call it the Word Of God, clearly it isn't. I believe it is very apparent this stoning of a daughter or the other murderous, savage, barbaric, childish, jealous, primitive things in the Bible are not of God. Not their...

If a person is 'still in the flesh.' as you say above, and that is because they have 'a lack of faith to accept Jesus' plain and simple words,"this is my Body" , then how can your Church call that person a "separated brethren" and a Christian? 'In the flesh' is unbelief: Romans 8:13; If you...

This statement of yours is all Christians need to reject your teaching: "...The Old and New Testament are contradictory on a number of points,..." And, no, I will not prove it. However, there are several active posters on these Forums who will love what you teach.

So, you '..don't care what Paul said,' but your quote from the Word of God at the bottom of your replies is from a letter that Paul wrote (2Thessalonians). Jesus is the Word, Paul preached the Word. The entire Bible is 'red-letter'.

Not one of your quotes, from Ignatius to Augustine, means that they thought that the bread and wine were worshipped as being God Himself, physically.

After He changes their heart, they do want to be with Him. Before He changes their heart, they are His enemy.

You said: "...face to face with Him,..." I remember your description of the god who meets with you, face to face, occasionally. You call him Jesus. Flesh and bone. The verses below seem to teach that you have the wrong god: because the Scriptures say believers in Jesus only know in part, and...

You said: "...a non-osas believer recently, and he says faith and belief are not synonymous. I would disagree, just another lie from the pit of hell." It seems there is a distinction made between faith and belief in the verse, below, from Galatians. Any thoughts on this? From Galatians 3:22...

You said: "The Quran also points out that Jesus was neither killed nor crucified." Then, the Quran lies.

I ask because I thought you might be saying that Jewish people could only be saved by the gospel of Christ, not the gospel of grace. And since Paul was Jewish, I wondered which gospel saved him. So, yes, I accept your answer.

So, was Paul (being a Jew) saved by the gospel Jesus preached? Or, was Paul saved by the gospel he, himself, preached?

Could it be that most of these discussions on C.B. test us, so we will examine (test) ourselves to see if we are in the Faith? If, after 'being attacked for preaching the baptism in the Holy Spirit' you continue in the peace of God, which passes all understanding, you've passed the test!