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I will continue to believe what Genesis 2:7 says, and what I said about Genesis 2:7 in post # 10 is true, no matter how much anyone can't accept it. God brought the first human into existence as a living soul or living person. At death humans cease to exist as living souls or living persons.

In Genesis 2:7 God tells us how he made the first human being a living soul or living person. It says, "And the LORD God formed man of the dust of the ground, and breathed into his nostrils the breath of life; and man became a living soul." This scripture is very clear. Here God is telling us...

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Unlike you I would never even suggest it's wrong in any way or in any sense that's it's wrong for you or anyone to use AD with dates. But you try to suggest to me if I use BCE or CE with dates I'm denying Jesus Christ, when there's nothing in the scriptures that even suggest that.

By what your saying you seem to think the soul of human beings to be a literal living person that goes to a literal place when a human being dies. This however doesn't seem to be in agreement with the scriptures. From my study of the scriptures when a human being dies he/she is no longer a...

As I said, there is no command from the scriptures that say it's wrong to use CE when it come to dates. When it comes to the world today, what I understand is, that there are too many people who want to make commands that they try to say are from God. There's nothing wrong with using CE for...

To ByGraceThroughFaith, Hebrew 1:6 reads: “But when he again brings his First-born into the inhabited earth, he says: ‘And let all God’s angels worship him.’” The writer of Hebrews is here quoting from Psalm 97:7, which reads (in part): “Bow down to him, all you gods.” The Septuagint Version...

Nothing is wrong with using (CE) Common Era. Nowhere in the scriptures are there any commands against using CE, and it's not denying Jesus Christ just because you or some other imperfect person or persons say it does.

The usual way that people try to uphold the teaching of the immortalness and indestructibleness of the human soul is by quoting only the first half of Matthew 10:28. Why? Because in the last half of the verse Jesus goes on to say: “But rather fear him which is able to destroy both soul and body...

The Revised Standard Version of the Bible says at Titus 2:13, "Awaiting our blessed hope, the appearing of the glory of our great God and Savior Jesus Christ.” Similar wording is found in NE, TEV, JB versions of the Bible. However, NW reads: “while we wait for the happy hope and glorious...

Genesis 2:7 says, "And YHWH God proceeded to form the man out of dust from the ground and to blow into his nostrils the breath of life, and the man came to be a living soul.” Pointedly it can be said, the Scriptures show that in ‘blowing into Adam the breath of life’ God gave the formed body...

There's a lot of blame on Satan and his demons. It's true that we humans can do terrible things on our own, without Satan help, but much of the problems in this world Satan and his demons have caused. Satan is the ruler of this world we're living in. The nations, or governments belong to Satan...

People who make statements like, "your soul (your spirit) can not cease to exist," are not being accurate in what they're saying. Genesis 2:7 is very clear about how God created the first human being. Genesis 2:7 says, "And YHWH God formed man of the dust of the ground, and breathed into his...

Taken said, The body without the spirit is dead flesh, like all grass. The body is never a person, but only a vessel for the person: a soul.[/QUOTE\] What you stated her is in contradiction of Genesis 2:7. Genesis 2:7 is very clear and it shows us that God took dust from the ground and formed...

Actually, death does mean, cease to exist. So since Jesus was dead for parts of three days, he wasn't in existence for parts of three days. Those who don't believe that death means you're not in existence, don't believe in death and are siding with the serpent who told Eve she wouldn't die...

Yes, death does mean, to cease to exist, and yes, Jesus was dead for parts of three days, which means he didn't exist for parts of three days. The fact you believe that death doesn't mean a person ceases to exist, shows you're ignoring Genesis 2:7. Anyone believing a person doesn't stop...

John 15: 1-5 says, "I am the true vine, and my Father is the cultivator. Every branch in me not bearing fruit he takes away, and every one bearing fruit he cleans, that it may bear more fruit. You are already clean because of the word that I have spoken to you. Remain in union with me, and I in...

When a human dies he/she is no longer a living person. That living person doesn't exist anymore. Genesis 2:7 shows us that it's the combination of God taking the dust from the ground and forming it into a flesh and blood human body then blowing the breath of life(spirit) into the nostrils of...

In some Bibles when the word "all" is used in some verses of scripture some other Bibles in certain verses use the words, "all kinds" instead of "all" because "all kinds" is meant, such as at Romans 5:18 which says, "So, then, as through one trespass the result to men of "all kinds" was...

What gumby said makes no sense . HOW can GOD have created HIS OWN SELF . Exactly . I agree