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True True I would say that is true as you wrote it but I think it may be a matter of semantics when you say that "it is not a different body." The completeness of the thought is that... a. "Jesus died on the cross in his human form. b. Was buried in His human form. c. Was raised in "in a...

Correct. Also correct. However, the Greek word for "leavened bread" was "artos" and that is what the NT uses for all references to the "communion bread." The only time the word "Unleavened" is used in the NT is when it is referring to the "Feast of Unleavened bread" in Mat 26:17, Mar 14:1, Mar...

True and more interesting info on the language of the early church/the 12 apostles +. Not only was Koine Greek common in the sense it enjoyed widespread usage throughout the Roman Empire, but it was also common in the sense that it was not the language of the intellectual and academic elites...

It does not say that Jesus walked through walls, but merely says that He appeared to them when the door was locked. As already stated, He could have merely appeared in the space without going through anything. Jesus could also have done many things, such as suddenly appearing to the disciples as...

"...and which the Father of His goodness raised up" does not say whether or not it was his body as was his earthly body or his resurrected body. However, other verses in Scripture say that Jesus' resurrected "body" was in a glorified form thus indicating not of earthly flesh. Heb 9:8...By this...

My two lexicons do list both Greek words in Greek. One history site had this to say about the language at the time of Jesus and before... In addition to Aramaic and Hebrew, Greek and Latin were also common in Jesus’ time. After Alexander the Great’s conquest of Mesopotamia and the rest of the...

No, of course not. As I understand the background, around the time of Moses and Abraham, they would have been speaking the Hebrew word for both unleavened bread (of Lev 2: 12) and leavened bread (of Lev 13). Then came the dispersion into Assyria. The Hebrew speaking Jews then picked up the...

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That is true Cassy. But there was more to it at the Last Supper. There Jesus was also revealing the ingredients of our "to be communion" as one of the features. The other was the "how and when" of our "to be communion" that was revealed in the "Old Testament" period and of which became "in...

AW,,,I think it is adorable....And that is the line of thinking of JW's. That is nothing but what farmers use to scare off predators in their fields AND YOU KNOW IT !!

From the Watchower.... What Does the Bible Say About God and Jesus? (‎15 occurrences) What comes through very clearly to an impartial reader is that God alone is the Almighty, the Creator, separate and distinct from anyone else, and that Jesus, even in his prehuman existence, is also separate...

It is not I alone. Do you believe Jesus was created? Do you believe that "the Word was a god"?

whether it's a he or a she is not worth debating - it's what is "light" vs "darkness." JW's doctrine is darkess and is listed as a "cult".

LOL! I think it is a "he."

Sounds like you are on the edge of darkness with a certain JW here.

Why be so concerned about "outer darkess" when Jesus is our "light." Jesus spoke to them, saying, "I am the light of the world; he who follows me will not walk in darkness, but will have the light of life."(Jhn 8:12) And you, child, will be called the prophet of the Most High; for you will go...

I would say that is an "understatement" about the status of the Protestant churches today....but then I do believe that since we are in the end times, it is to be expected....and since my other half was Catholic before converting that I could not live under the RCC due to many things that are...

I meant only that there were several aspects to the Last Supper and just what those ingredients of the supper were to be (i.e. bread & wine) and then the showing of how is was to be practiced in the future (after the resurrection) and that the "New Covenant" was revealed at that same event even...

If you believe that "there IS no eternal existence for humans without Gods Spirit" then what you are saying is that upon death of the unsaved their bodies and spirit/souls are annihilated. Is that what I think you mean?

I agree with that but can you provide an example of teachings that you believe is heresy today?