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Are you saying all "modern Bibles" support "the works of darkness"? If it is true that not one original manuscript of the Bible exists, then all manuscripts are copies, or copies of copies. Then the KJV is just one of many copies of the original manuscripts.

Questioning your conclusions is "vicious, vile hatred" ? This reminds me of how one of the C.B. members responded to a question I asked him: Saturday at 3:03 PM #17 Sword Active Member 410 39 tabletalk said: ↑ “So, do you still sin?” Sword said: “And here we go again people who...

1Peter 2:24 and Isaiah 53:5 proclaim this truth. None of the surrounding verses even hint that this healing is physical, mental or emotional healing. Wouldn't this healing be spiritual? Reconciliation with God? Peace with God? So, why do the faith healers use these verses to "prove" they have...

The sentence "The only limit are the limits people put on him." is false. You say (rightly) that God "can do anything, he has no limits to what he can do.", but you then limit him by saying people can limit God. Nope.

This is from the 2nd chapter of 1Peter. It says nothing about physical healing.

Do you think a Christian must work at learning how to speak in tongues, or maybe it is a gift like grace? Another way to say this: if I desire to pray or speak in tongues, will I simply have to ability to do that, or must I "learn" how to do that (such as by a you-tube video)? If it is by...

Romans 4:verses 4,5,6 : " 4 Now to him who works, the wages are not counted as grace but as debt. David Celebrates the Same Truth 5. But to him who does not work but believes on Him who justifies the ungodly, his faith is accounted for righteousness, 6. just as David also describes the...

I think that spiritual gifts are given by God, and a gift from God cannot be worked for: grace is the free gift of God and if someone thinks they are working for it they won't receive grace. For example: let's say a person wants to speak in tongues, doesn't know how, and eventually is led (by...

Hello Stranger. Good quote. I agree with your comments. Below is a short question I asked Sword on the Forum "And the truth shall set you free" post #17; and his response: ↑Tabletalk said: So, do you still sin? Sword said: "And here we go again people who loves to contradict scripture. Why...

I agree, but Sword seems to be saying he does not sin anymore, although he did not answer the question with a yes or no. He avoids the Scriptures which show, even though we are no longer slaves to sin, we will still sin. Continual repentance is commanded by God.

Wow. This post from you sounds like you think I am Wormwood, one of the moderators. But, if you are responding to me, as I guess you are, I'll stop commenting on your posts. As far as I'm concerned , I do not "ASSUME THE ROLE OF TEACHER". Could never be one. I will "shut my face" as you request.

So, do you still sin?

Again, how about a broken arm? If you heal someone's broken arm instantly, and that person doesn't "keep their healing by faith", as 7Angels said, then that arm must become re-broken because of that person's lack of faith. So, does this happen in Scripture? Who made up these rules? Remember...

Phooey. So, if someone is raised from the dead (have you done that yet?) that person will die again if he doesn't "keep their healing by faith..." ? A healed broken arm will break again if the person doesn't "keep their healing by faith"?

This is part of the problem: born-again left wingers! Many (maybe most) left wing people are Pro-Abortion. Many (maybe most) right wing people are Pro-Life. You mention the "life of Jesus" and that he was "more left wing than what some Christians might think Him to be". Do you think he was...

God is Eternal. Jesus was fully God "walking on the earth in the flesh".

Thanks for the exhortation and the great scripture quotes. No verse you quoted even hints that Christians are not to gather together to: worship God, pray corporately, fellowship with other Christians, hear the Word preached, and participate in the table of the Lord (communion). I guess we...

I agree about the wheat and the tares. But, no, I don't think "that just because one goes to church it makes them a christian". You said: "either Christ is your head or the pastor of a church". No, not true. The pastor of the church I attend is not "another Christ", I don't worship the pastor...

I still don't understand your insistence that if a person is a member of a Christian church, he hasn't chosen Jesus. Is that what you are saying?