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Faith and Food: Exploring Biblical Eating Practices I guess it depends on how big your bible is; a small one you could munch in a few mouthfuls with cornflakes and milk. A big one, on the other hand might need a full roast. hmmx1:

Matthew 20:24-28 When the ten heard about this, they were indignant with the two brothers. 25Jesus called them together and said, “You know that the rulers of the Gentiles lord it over them, and their high officials exercise authority over them. 26Not so with you. Instead, whoever wants to...

Hello Ostelar

How can you find the truth when biblically supported views contradict? 'Biblical' is subjective. One could ask, what or who's Biblical view? Unless one interprets through the lens of Jesus (if they know what that means) one will inevitably come up with a view which is deemed 'Biblical' yet...

It always stops at the dollar...even for those who claim to be 'not of this World'

I guess it does but so does building systems which oppose the purposes of God. Patting yourself on the back because of all the hard work you've put in is just another 'look at my good works' trip. The paradigm you are locked onto misses the mark and does not allow you to see the core principle...

You'll be waiting a lonnnng time. Better get some sleep!

It is positional, this is true yet it is not empirical. For who then will it be empirical....and when? I understand the scripture to say it will be empirical for those who trust God's declaration of the positional.....and when will this happen? ....at the last trump. 1 Corinthians 15:50-54 and...

Yes, by faith, not by empirical experience. God sees ALL as having passed from death to life IN Jesus. This is good news, yet this is not the case in empirical experience. What we will experience at Jesus return is yet to be realised for those who trust God to fulfil his promises in us...when...

The curse of the law is what? Is it the Law itself?

The promise of what we (God's people)shall become is yet to become empirical reality. The present is subject to mortality (not immortality) Eternal life (immortality) in a changed body becomes the reality of God's people when Jesus returns ...as per your quote in 1 Corinthians 15.

Oh, that's unfortunate! Stick around, you might learn or unlearn something.....or maybe ask some questions?

70th Week and Day of the Lord are separate events. I guess Saturday is not really the continuation of Friday. Saturday will be realised sometime in the future. All you folk who believe that Saturday follows Friday are mistaken if not deceived. Give me the time and courtesy while I develop a...

Timothy 6:16 (God) who alone is immortal and who lives in unapproachable light, whom no one has seen or can see.

You must sleep well Jack, with all these texts you prioritise and glorify, running around in your head!

Jack, you clearly do not understand the difference between what is stated and what is understood. If I told you a mother said of her baby, 'I love you so much I could eat you up', you, in all likelihood, would understand (interpret) that as meaning she is a cannibal.

Yes, I do. On the note of 'many', make enquiries for yourself. You will find as I stated earlier. To back this up, see Romans 5:15-19. In these 5 verses comparisons between Adam and Jesus are stated 5 times.....just so we don't miss it.

Go and Sin no more...is this possible? Let me know when you achieve this......because I am serious!

If you've never heard it explained, 'many' is more accurately and validly translated 'the many' .....meaning ALL

You've clearly never thought about what a loving God means, Jack....and it appears just as clear that you are not interested in knowing!