Search results

The subject matter of the New Testament that started in Acts chapter two is about what God created in the resurrected Christ Jesus. It is not about what is in Abraham.

They were no longer Gentiles after they believed. Acts is just saying the Gentiles can also get saved as the Jews too. Once either are saved the Bible refers to them as the church of God or the saints or believers or the household of God. They are no longer considered Gentiles.

Abraham is not the subject matter of the the new Testament that started in Acts chapter two. The subject matter is about the resurrected Christ Jesus.

I did not write a book on the sin nature. I wrote a few pages on it and asked you for your thoughts on it to which you responded that you did not care to look at a few pages.

If you want me to comment. Then give 1 verse. Not 15. Because I can't respond to 15 and if I don't someone will say I'm ignoring the other verses.

It means Jesus was the Messiah.

See we are not on the same page. Abraham has nothing to do with what God created in Christ Jesus.

The Scriptures don't use the words you use. Paul never says "Gentile believers" and this is what I'm trying to tell you folks.

No I am not a Jehovah's Witness nor was I ever.

I never said Jesus was like all other men. Show me where I said that?

The Gentiles become fellow heirs when they become a Christian. Something that was not available to them in the Old Testament. Once the Gentiles become fellow heirs they are no longer Gentiles because they are now Christian or as the text reads of the same body. Not the bride. The body and that's...

That was Jesus reprimanding Peter. Not God. There is no verse or half a verse anywhere in the entire Bible that says God humbled Himself. Not one. In fact, not a whole lot of people lived too long whoever messed with God. And that includes the Ark of the Covenant. You better not have dropped it...

Hey you post a lot of data that I comment on. How about you let me post one and you comment on it? Behold... The apostles also taught Jesus was a man and we see this when the Apostle Peter spoke in his sermon to the crowds gathered on the Day of Pentecost making a very clear declaration that...

That was Jesus reprimanding Peter. Not God. There is no verse or half a verse anywhere in the entire Bible that says God humbled Himself. Not one. In fact, not a whole lot of people lived to long whoever messed with God. And that includes the Ark of the Covenant. You better not have dropped it...

So what verse says one must believe Jesus is God to be saved because I don't see that verse in the 15 verses you listed from the Nicodemus record. In fact, there's nothing there that even says how a Christian can be born again.

I disagree. This grafting you speak about is coming from Romans 11 where Paul leaves the context of writing about Christian concepts and takes a couple of chapters to speak to Israel. And this is why I'm saying we need to watch to whom it is addressed. There is nothing taught in any other part...

You can trust me when I say that had Jesus been God... nobody and I mean nobody would have spit in his face or nailed him to a tree.

I don't ignore anything. I respond what I think is dealing with what you are saying. Here I will respond to John 10:33. That does not mean I'm ignoring Isaiah. I have guys who writer 20 verses and I can't respond to 20 verses in detail. John 10:33 Had the translators rendered the Greek text in...

You are not reading what I write in the context to those I wrote it to or you would not be writing what you just wrote. I'm on the same page with what you just wrote. What I write to others about this subject is when they use words like we are all Jews or Gentiles or the Gentile Christian...

I don't see what you see. For example how do these 2 verses teach anything other than Jesus is the Messiah Eph 2:18 18 For through Him (Jesus) we both have access by one Spirit unto the Father. KJV 2 Cor 13:14 14 The grace of the Lord Jesus Christ, and the love of God, and the communion of...