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(I've notice that the Christianityboard server RUNS words together. This has happened on most of my post and I've noticed others also. This is an IT responsiblity to correct.) Hello Year2027: Tribute to your dad. He is one of the many that has built our great nation. There are not...

(For some reason, the server at Christianityboard runs my words together, even if I go back and edit them with spaces. Please overlook the words running together. charlesj) Hello St. Columcille: Thanks for your response. I don’t want you to think I am “condemningyou” for what you said...

Hello 'St. Columcille' ... Where does it say "confess your sins to the leaders?" (NOWHERE) It does say 'one to another and also 1John 1:9 is for those "in Christ" who have sinned. What about the Christian(s) in the church of Christ who rebuked the sin you did. What's wrong with that...

NOTE: YOU MAY NOTICE SOME OF MY WORDS RUN TOGETHER. THIS HAS BEEN HAPPENING TO ME EVERYTIME I POST. I USE BOTH WORD 2003 AND ALSO WORD 2010, BUT BOTH, WHEN I PASTE HAVE WORDS RUNNING TOGETHER on this server. charlesj Hello Eccl.12:13: I am NOT sure the KJV translators knew all what...

Hello Tehilah BsAretz': Yes, I know what I posted was long. It also took me a long time to type it out. LOL I am guessing you claim to be Jewish? Are both your parents Jewish? My understanding is back in 1970 Israel passed a law that if the mother was Jewish, then the child is Jewish...

--- I don't know why, but the Christianityboard server runs some words together. Please overlook this-- Hello my friend, Dan P: You have started you premise in error. You jump right into something we have discussed before. You use Acts 21:21 and draw a conclusion that Paul was...

Dan, you are misquoting Acts 2:39. It doesn’t say “…to their children AFAR…” Here is Acts 2:39: “39For to you is the promise, and to your children, and to all that are afar off, even as manyas the Lord our God shall call unto him.’ ASV Acts 2”30 Notice, the Holy Spirit says, “…AND...

Hello Job one: Thanks for the kind words. May the Lord be with us. your servant in Messiah, charlesj

Hello Dan: Good to hear from you. You won’t find the Greek word “ἔθνος” (ethnos” in Acts 2:38.) In order to know who was “far off” you must use 2 Timothy 2:15. When you use 2 Tim 2:15, the bible will define itself. Dan, listen to what Paul says about them that were “afar...

Dan, some more thoughts on baptism. First, “baptism” is a transliterated word from the Greek. (transliterated from Webster = :”to represent or spell in the characters of another alphabet”) The Hebrews use the word “IMMERSION” in all places we transliterate baptism. For example...

Hello Dan: I think the division on baptism deals with two Greek words: There are two Greek words used when one thinks of reading a text. It doesn’t make any difference if it’s the Bible or a text book. Many times we hear a sermon or teaching on a passage or because of our “peers” believe a...

Hello Dan: I’m glad you are a student of the Greek. I don’t want you to get the idea that I am fluent in Greek or that I even consider myself real good in it. I don’t. I just get around in it and have for years. I was talking to a friend of mine while in a bible college during a break...

Hi dan: I think we agree on the prefect tense. The force of the perfect tense is simply that it describes an event that, completed in the past (I’m speaking of the perfect indicative here), has results existing in the present time (i.e., in relation to the time of the speaker, in...

(I've noticed that many times when I post my words run together. Anyone have the same problem? Let me know please) Have you got God’s“mark upon your forehead?” 3And the glory of the God of Israel was gone up from the cherub, where upon it was, to the threshold of the house: and he called...

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Hello predestine: Thanks for your post. Interesting. What Bible do you use? I use the NAS as my main study bible. May the Lord bless us as we study His Word, charlesj

Hello jiggyfly: I finally finished the book “In the Beginning.’ (The book on the KJV) by Alister McGrath. Overall I really enjoyed the writing of Alister McGrath. Here is more information on McGrath: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alister_McGrath He has written many books and is...

Hello CharlesBaker: Today, students of eschatology seem to be woefullyignorant of the writings of past theologians on these subjects. There was a time, prior to the mid-1800’s,when the most prominent interpretation of Matthew 24 was from the preterite standpoint, and thedating of the Book of...

Hello Veteran good to talk to you again: I have broken downyou post and numbered your statements/questions. 1. “Come on now Charles; not everybody thatunderstands our Lord Jesus was giving signs for the very end of this world inMatt.24, the generation of His literal return, go around...

Hello Joshua David: BOTH... charlesj