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NO, Peters words DO NOT prove this. That is how YOU have interpreted that SINGLE passage. They believed in Jesus. The knew that he was the Holy One of God. Jesus had TOLD them that they must eat Him. He just hadn't shown them HOW to eat him. That comes later....but we can't talk about that, Can...

No, I am not assuming I am flat out telling you that the disciples that stayed ALSO took him literally. 66 From that time many of His disciples went back and walked with Him no more. 67 Then Jesus said to the twelve, “Do you also want to go away?” 68 But Simon Peter answered Him, “Lord, to whom...

I addressed this in post #32 so you can refer to that. Going by your restrictive rules of discussion and focusing on those two passages ONLY: Moses did not give them bread from heaven, God did. Jesus is telling them that God is giving them true bread from heaven, which is Jesus. And that...

Back to scratch......EG Do not labor for the food which perishes, but for the food which endures to everlasting life, which the Son of Man will give you, because God the Father has set His seal on Him.” HE is the food that endures forever, just like he said. How do you eat Him like he said...

EG, You do know that bible study includes ALL the bible and how ALL the books of the bible complement each other. Peter is satan. Matthew 16 proves me right. Prove me wrong without using anything other than Matthew 16. See how illogical your idea is?

1st: Ummmm.....I didn't. 2nd Great, we agree that they took Jesus words LITERALLY. That means Jesus was being VERY CLEAR on what he meant. He LITERALLY meant that we must EAT (chew) on him to have eternal salvation. YES, those disciples that stayed thought he meant it literally. Because the...

I apologize.......

Yes, we DO have eternal salvation IF we continue to believe in Him. If you stop believing you will be cast out and not have eternal salvation. But BEFORE we can have eternal salvation, we must believe in Him.

The early Jews ate (chewed on) actual bread (manna) that God miraculously gave them to survive. He is the NEW bread that comes down from heaven. He is replacing the bread that God gave them. He is telling us we must eat this bread and when we do we will live forever. His flesh is that bread...

I have broken down some of your verses. I will continue to do so.

It is ASSUMED??? :oops: No, YOU are assuming that EG. When taking John 6 IN CONTEXT and comparing it to other passages of Scripture that equate Jesus being bread and we are we are told to ask for that daily bread...one can NOT assume that. It is not LOGICAL to assume that. If you need a break...

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I think someone is here just to sell pillows.......:woohoo!: And I probably shouldn't click on your ziggy barista link....Don't want no spyware on my computer ;)

When I saw that I thought, YES, YES she finally got it...She finally realized that Jesus meant we must chew on Him just like real bread of which he equates himself too throughout John 6......but then you twisted Jesus LITERAL words into we "will live because of him (as long as Spirit (words of...

Yup, we must first believe that He is the Son of God and believe in him before we can have everlasting life and never be cast out. That message is repeated multiple times throughout Scripture. Mary

The bread (manna) that the people of Israel ate (chewed on nawed on) was mere bread. It would sustain life for a day, and they had to keep making it over and over again. They asked Him to give them this bread always. IN CONTEXT They were asking for real BREAD because they didn't understand...

Hey EG, As long as that "first 2" includes ALL passages from Scripture instead of just passages from John 6, THEN and only then will 2+2=4.

James and Joseph (also called Joses) are indeed the children of Mary, just not Mary the mother of Jesus. In Matthew’s account of the crucifixion and death of Jesus, he writes: “There were also many women there, looking on from afar, who had followed Jesus from Galilee, ministering to him; among...

Show me where I said it was a private conversation......