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Some other references to, Forsaken, spoke in the writings. Hope this helps, others in due process! :) It’s amazing when the scripture can tend to support itself concerning differing subjects. It’s just the test of one’s of own mind to consider what is written in the original post. God is...

Did God forsake Jesus on the Cross? Let’s consider, Hebrews 5:7 While Jesus was here on earth, he offered prayers and pleadings, with a loud cry and tears, to the one who could rescue him from death. And God heard his prayers because of his deep reverence for God. I believe that Jesus had...

Just one is a lot better than, none at all.

It is interesting, though. I don’t believe it was a feeling. But an actuality, of course faithfully, Qt. Hebrews 5:7 While Jesus was here on earth, he offered prayers and pleadings, with a loud cry and tears, to the one who could rescue him from death. And God heard his prayers because of his...

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Yes, @GRACE ambassador those were the words that Paul wrote, concerning the matter which I was speaking about. Thank you.

Hello My Dreams, From my observations which could be wrong. Jesus gave up the Christ in Him, and the body which Jesus willingly died in, became sin for us. That is why the Christ in him left, (God in him) forsaking that body until raising it up again on the third day. Justifying the payment of...

An Advesary to light is darkness. To do good to your enemies is partaking in the light. To harm your neighbor and plot murder upon them, is partaking in darkness, considering my belief that Satan is done away with. Darkness in this life and in the afterlife continually exists in opposition to...

Our feet without socks cling and hold on to a lot of the clutter that lies within the house. Then in that day, dust was prominent considering the territory of lands traveled. Jesus told his disciples to kick off the dust of their feet when one doesn’t listen to their message they came to preach...

No one knows. He never explicitly let us know. Many assume it was his eye sight, but it could have been some type of temptation from the darkness- the Advesary which apparently kept him from ever exalting himself over anyone else.

”The Father has loved us so much! This shows how much he loved us: We are called children of God. And we really are his children. But the people in the world don’t understand that we are God’s children, because they have not known him. Dear friends, now we are children of God. We have not yet...

God loved the world he sent his Son in order to save it… there is no such thing as political Christianity. Place God as your king,

Gods teachings are self sacrificing by picking up one’s own cross. Not to be a judge for others, who make differing decisions than one personally may decide to choose and do. The gospel, is one of learning the Lord Yeshuas life, death, burial, and resurrection. Resurrection is vital in having...

@Dan Clarkston. I never said that it was good to go and cause trouble, and harm for your neighbor. That is sin itself, just as well as unfaithfulness by desire of choice. As a person who knows the Bible fairly well, my traits of darkness have taken a backend in the grave. I still have trouble...

In the long run, I still fall short of the glory of God, so not to worried @Dan Clarkston. All the best hope you have some good conversations, with the others here.

Dan, God will judge a believer and the life they lived. Some things may burn down, but even that person who had faith will still be saved.

Is God not able to make his decision?

So the question to me, did Jesus pay for the sins of all people, or only those who confess? That is very conflicting. Here is something Paul shared with the Corinthians. Does all things mean all things? "All things are lawful to me," but not all things do profit. "All things are lawful to me,"...

It is amazing that Jesus does forgive those who end up harming children, and God is an avenger to those who do injustice. Surely there are some whom do repent and change their mind about their prior actions. To me, you continue to assert as though I say “go and sin so grace may abound.” I do...