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without checking, the OP seems to have quoted Rashi or a similar commenter. there's no mention that the cupbearer said oh yes now I realize my shortcoming. that's made up. which is something a guy like Rashi did. and the OP is way cloudy on the fact that it was God who told Joseph the answer...

without going into history of which you could do yourself. Its not likely a American historian posts here. but Thomas Jefferson did have his own edited bible he worked on and is still available today. much of the precepts in the constitution are precepts establish in England by sir Edward...

the word "seed" isn't even in there: Joh 8:42　 Jesus said unto them, If God were your Father, ye would love me: for I proceeded forth and came from God; neither came I of myself, but he sent me.　 do you even have any idea what the subject is.

where does it say that? your creating an idea from your interpretation. you're not showing actual statements in scripture.

I was referring to the sower parable not your OP.

"according to the promise" hence according to the faith of Abraham read the whole chapter please.

theology of the RCC is most of the time way out there, some stop just short of worshiping Mary as a goddess, and your use of Galatians 3:16 is out of turn and way off base. Paul is simply explaining a difference between sons of Abraham and gentiles of which Galatians are. seed of Abraham and...

there are some theories that say the birth of Christ could be as much as 3 three years before what is presumed the beginning of the Gregorian calendar. and there's no exact date or day of the year that seems provable beyond a doubt. there have been some efforts to find the star mentioned by...

(Romans 2:5 KJV) But after thy hardness and impenitent heart treasurest up unto thyself wrath against the day of wrath and revelation of the righteous judgment of God; in this statement can be found what shall come to pass. man will suffer his own judgement and the righteous judgement of God is...

no. absolutely not. he has seen God and rejected God. same with blasphemy of the Holy Spirit, you reject God's Presence then expect the same because you can't be saved without the Presence of God.

yea God doesn't like those who don't like Him, so the sentiment is mutual, but He's Lord and they're not.

not a bad argument for what is meant by a time. but the concept of what a time is biblically seems to be in the writer's view and what was meant by a time then. anyway in creation the day is as long as God waited for the fulfillment of what He said, then evening and morning were that day. the...

well if you look at it from the Lord's point of view, He made all things, and through His Word was all things made. and the Life you receive is of God through His Word in His Presence. who else but God made that decision to do that. God's expectation is to have man believe and trust His Word...

nope it's God's choice for you. all of it. you didn't make the mind you didn't make the heart you didn't make the body and you didn't make the soul. hence what is God's choice for you. Life of course but one's own judgement is otherwise therefore its imposable to chose God because only He can...

one would have to repent from the willingness to do so. therefore one does need the Lord to show how to rid one's self of such, some times in each case.

he is saved after he is born again. and just what do people trust Jesus for, to fulfill their expectations? get that promotion, be healed from your cancer? like Joel Osteen preaches. and do you think one instantly conforms to the new life that's in them? its a prosses which does involve much...

really?

to experience is to know

well that's a good point we know that we are not worthy, but He is and if He is with you, then that is the worthiness. if the Lord tells you to live well and rejoice, your not worthy of that, but His Word is worthy to be fulfilled therefore only thanking the Lord is required acknowledging the...

one can talk about what they know and speculate, theorize about what they don't know. all men know sin, but who knows the Lord?