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John 6: forever Strong's 165: From the same as aei; properly, an age; by extension, perpetuity; by implication, the world; specially a Messianic period. G165 appears 165 times and is polysemantic. It is most frequently translated as "forever", NASB Translation: Matthew 12: There is another...

See Those who sanctify themselves by eating pig’s flesh shall come to an end together and follow up there.

You overgeneralized and jumped to conclusions. See Those who sanctify themselves by eating pig’s flesh shall come to an end together and follow up there.

You overgeneralized and jumped to conclusions. See Those who sanctify themselves by eating pig’s flesh shall come to an end together and follow up there.

You overgeneralized and jumped to conclusions. See Those who sanctify themselves by eating pig’s flesh shall come to an end together and follow up there.

He is not. You overgeneralized and jumped to conclusions. See Those who sanctify themselves by eating pig’s flesh shall come to an end together and follow up there.

Let proposition P1 = If one is saved, he does not eat pork. True?

Matthew 15: Why would Jesus speak against washing hands? He didn't. Mark gave more details in Chapter 7: i.e., so-called unwashed. The Greek word here rendered "defiled", literally signifies "common". The Pharisees prescribed a hand-washing procedure. Jesus and his disciples did not...

You overgeneralized and jumped to conclusions. See Those who sanctify themselves by eating pig’s flesh shall come to an end together and follow up there.

Isaiah described rebellious idol worshippers in 65: He continued in 66: Who were these people? They were idol worshippers offering their sacrifices to idols (Isa 65:3). Who were these people who ate pork? Same idol worshippers. Those who sanctify themselves by eating pig’s flesh shall be...

Yes, see Is Jesus God?

Jesus healed a man (B1) born blind in John 9: B1 thought Jesus was God. Paul thought Jesus was God, Romans 9: Is Jesus = God? The equal sign carries mathematical import. In some sense, this is true; in some other sense, it is not. It is better to stick to the wording of the Bible and not to...

E.g., 1 Peter 3: If Jesus was God, wouldn't the angels be subject unto him already? Why make them subject unto him all over again? If Jesus was the creator, how could he die in his own creation? If Christ existed with God before time, should it not be Spirit? How can It die? If Jesus is God...

Yes, Mark 7: Paul confirmed that in Romans 14: More generally, Colossians 2: Eating pork or shrimp is fine but you don't have to. See also Dietary laws from Adam to the apostles.

There is no single word in OT Hebrew that correspondent exactly to the English verb to like. 1 Samuel 18:22 New International Version is pleased with you, חָפֵ֤ץ (ḥā·p̄êṣ) Verb - Qal - Perfect - third person masculine singular Strong's 2654: To incline to, to bend, to be pleased with, desire...

Did you read the OP?

I don't think so. John 19: the day of Preparation Παρασκευὴ (Paraskeuē) Noun - Nominative Feminine Singular Strong's 3904: The day of preparation, the day before the Sabbath, Friday. As if from paraskeuazo; readiness. That was a Friday before the Sabbath during the multi-days Passover...

Human beings inspired by God wrote the Bible. See Is the Bible the word of God?

The passage of time can be affected by speed or gravity. Two people, P1 and P2, experiencing different gravitational fields would experience the passage of time differently. One day to P1 could be 1000 years to P2. This is the effect of time dilation under general relativity.

I am interested in any OT person who might have the Spirit in him and not just on him. Before the flood, Genesis 6: Pharaoh thought Joseph was one, Genesis 41: Joshua had the Spirit in him, Numbers 27: The Hebrew proposition is בו: Ezekiel 2: Again, Ezekiel 3: Ezekiel 11: It seems that...