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See The logical problem with Calvin and Calvinism and follow up there

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See What about people of other cultures, ancient Chinese, ancient Australians, Islamic, Hindu, etc?

Isaiah 34: God would judge Edom. As a result, its land would become desolate: The Hebrew word for "lilith" <H3917> appears only once in the Bible. Its precise meaning is uncertain. New International Version The Songs of the Sage from the Dead Sea Scrolls mentioned Lilith as a demon that...

Isaiah 42: This verse is supposed to be Messianic. But then in John 2: How do these two verses reconcile? Matthew answered in 12: Isaiah prophesied the meek character of Christ. He did not preclude that the Messiah would exhibit his strength at times.

See If you think that Noah's flood was global, then bet on it and follow up there

Exodus 21: He would be his slave for a finite amount of time, i.e., the rest of his life. Genesis 21: It is the same word here, but now it seems to mean infinite time. Exodus 30: The temple was destroyed over 2000 years ago. This statute is not working today. Perhaps H5769 means something...

Numbers 18: Pulpit: Benson: Similar imagery and significance was in 2 Chronicles 13:

Please elaborate. Give the testimony in the name of Jesus. I want to learn how you do it. Others probably also.

Did you do that in practice?

omni- meaning “all”; potent meaning “powerful”; omnipotent means all-powerful. Omnipotent is a philosophical term. I prefer to stick to the more biblical term almighty. God is almighty in that he holds all power and authority. Nothing happens except by his delegation. Here are some verses that...

What precisely did I bring up? Please quote my words.

Talk to your pastor about it.

All you do is sidestepping questions. How may I put you on ignore? This is the 3rd and the last time I have asked. Do your job as a staff member.

God bless you. I cannot tell you what to do in your conscience. For the sake of communication, I would. Otherwise, I would quit this job.

How? This is the 2nd time I have asked. You are a staff member. Please answer this point-of-order question to the best of your ability. Thanks.

Sure. In any case, I don't think anyone has the authority to force people to use a certain pronoun. I would not employ the tit-for-tat approach on ignorant sinners either.

How?

Oxford: hypocrisy noun behaviour that does not meet the moral standards or match the opinions that somebody claims to have What are their moral standards or claims that they are being hypocritical about?

Can you state propositionally exactly what is their hypocrisy?