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I got news for you! Have you ever read Romans 7 especially verse 25? I know you have but the whole chapter just eluded you. Right? To God Be The Glory

Yes it is the same covenant, that is animals were offered up in the Old Testament for forgiveness of sins which was continual, but in Jesus He offered Himself once for forgiveness of sins which is a better promise. In other words, the Old Testament believers looked forward to Jesus while the New...

Therefore according to the above we do not have a Bible because: 1) We were never in Rome, so the epistle to the Romans is not for us. 2) We were never in Ephesus, so the epistle to the Ephesians is not for us. 3) We were never in Corinth so the epistles 1 and 2 Corinthians are not for us. And...

Sorry I do not accept the word of men/students even if their works seem holy, unless they are expounding on the word of God and as to my discretion. Let God be true and all men liars. To God Be The Glory

I admit I belong to an elite group of people called "The children of God." For only a child of God can discern Matthew 28:1 as per 1 Corinthians 2:14-15. To God Be The Glory

@GerhardEbersoehn, You seem to have a good command of the English Language [although at times it is difficult to follow you, at least for me as English is my second language]. Can you expound and give a better understanding on Matthew 28:1 than what is already laid out in the OP? Thanks.

It is you who is to be pitied as yourself do not understand what you write. You call rubbish when someone agrees with you? Go figure???!!! To God Be The Glory

Exactly as the OP has indicated in Matthew 28:1 which could not be "seen" in the English Bible Translation, as the word "week" IS the same Hebrew word "sabbaton," and that the italicized word "day" is not in the original manuscripts. To God Be The Glory

What baptism do you think is in view seeing there are two types of baptisms, one is physical in nature and the other spiritual. The answer lies in Peter himself as he said in 1 Peter 3:21 under the inspiration of the Holy Spirit: "The "like figure" whereunto even baptism doth also now save us...

Do you always answer a question with a question? Nothing similar about the two events. One is literal while the other is spiritual. None whatsoever. Duh, isn't it obvious? Read it again. Almost but not quite. Try again. To God Be The Glory

I suggest you read Exodus 31:13 and Ezekiel 20:12 very, very carefully, because like you and many like you read the Bible very casually like it is an ordinary book, instead of treating it as an holy and spiritual Book! God spoke in parables and without a parable He did not speak. A parable is...

Finally, I got someone to talk about the significance of the Seventh Day Sabbath as the memorial and prospect of God's salvation... but in simple terms explain... HOW To God Be The Glory

Yup... some people just want to be holier than God! God knows the human body for He created it, and so He commanded a rest be given to relieve the pressures and burdens of life and to keep that day of rest holy because He too rested from His work of creation and the things within. One day to...

To @GerhardEbersoehn, @Ziggy, @post, @ReChoired, You folks are making the Crucifixion Week too complicated! I am not saying whether you are right or wrong but to the lay man it gets complicated, what with two feast days falling on the same week. Let us make it simple by incorporating what...

You keep speaking about the three days and nights which I conclude to be 72 hours, and either ended at the seventh day or first day, which you did not make clear. So, what day did the three days and nights ended, or rather what day did the three days and nights, begin? To God Be The Glory

There IS NO "Three days and three nights of darkness in the heart of the earth." The "three days and three nights" is a figure of speech. Jesus told the thief in Luke 23:43: "Today shalt thou be with me in paradise." No where to be but in paradise! Also we read in 2 Corinthians 5:8: "... to...