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John Ankerberg says: [T]here is a big problem in [claiming that Jesus' brothers and sisters were actually cousins or other kinsmen]. The reason being that there was an exact term for cousin, anepsios, a very well known word in New Testament times. This word for cousin is not used in any of the...

Your claim is the same that Jehovah's Witnesses make about Jesus. Think about it.

Saying such a thing disqualifies everything in the Bible The Bible does not state nor hint at any such thing It is a ploy by catholics to justify their worship of Mary

The problem with your line of reasoning is that you have not given adequate reason why the other verses are wrong. All you are doing is claiming a contradiction in the Bible, and we know that is not true. This is a ploy of the Jehovah's Witnesses. When you show them a verse in the Bible that...

It would be interesting to know what he does with all the millions that come in every year.

Matthew 12:46; Mark 6:3; John 2:12; John 7:3,5,10; Acts 1:14; 1 Corinthians 9:5; Galatians 1:19;

Jack Van Impe Saw him at an end times conference in St. Petersburg, Florida back in the 90's. I use to watch him give hell, fire, and brimstone sermons back in the early to mid 80's. I told him back at that conference that he planted a seed in me in one of those sermons. He went bankrupt...

I just answered you Read it again

There is only one God Jesus called himself God Paul called Jesus God John 8:58; "before Abraham was, I Am"... Titus 2:13b; "the glorious appearing of our great God and Savior, Jesus Christ..." All this talk about "flesh" is sidetracking the fact that Jesus is God.

If that were true, there would be no mystery

You misunderstand what you quote Jesus was in the beginning and then became flesh, not the other way around

Yes, it is a mystery

The Lutheran satire gives the best explanation of the trinity I've ever heard Maybe you failed to listen to the final explanation by Patrick

Here's the Trinity

2 Corinthians 5:7; "For we live by faith, not by sight." We don't need to see Jesus in the flesh, or question anything in the Bible about him. If we are truly saved, we walk by faith, not by sight.

I find it amusing when people say things like "most pastors" or "most churches", as if any of us know what most pastors and most churches believe.

You do unless you want to die Trust in God? An ongoing question Take the pill while you ponder it

How about if we all go through the 7 years together and figure out what day Jesus returns?

Hi aspen, there are merits to what you say. But I think it might go deeper than this, not that I have all the answers. You use the words selfish and putting self first. In some ways, that is necessary. Can we truly love our neighbors if we don't love ourselves first? 1 Timothy 5:8; "Anyone who...

we do not know what we will be meeting Him in the air, which you can do today I know this seems to be a bit of a light hearted conversation, but if we get serious, can we answer the question, "what happens if we die today"? Can we provide Scripture to prove our point?