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The Holy Spirit will convict them and thereby the Lord will keep His cords wrapped tightly around them, Psalms 2:2-6.

Also, in John 5:39, the very first words in the verse tell you to do what? Search the holy scriptures; for these are they which testify of Christ...

You reject the Jesus of the holy scriptures; because you believe in a Jesus that is not described by the holy scriptures; while Jesus, in your favorite passage to quote to us, said that the scriptures are they which testify of Him. How is it then that you do not receive their testimony? You...

See Romans 8:9... Rom 8:9, But ye are not in the flesh, but in the Spirit, if so be that the Spirit of God dwell in you. Now if any man have not the Spirit of Christ, he is none of his. Thank you for complimenting me as having wisdom. It should be clear, common sense, that wisdom is a...

Romans 7:14-25 is Paul using the literary tactic of IDENTIFICATION to reach the carnally-minded (see 1 Corinthians 9:22). He is identifying himself as carnal in order to define carnality in order to reach the carnally-minded person. That he himself is not carnal as he writes the passage should...

The "son that was given" shall be called "The everlasting Father" (Isaiah 9:6). In order to deny this, you have to engage in eisegesis and change the wording of the kjv, not once, but twice. That's just plain stupid. I was responding to @mjrhealth, who said that he agreed that Jesus is the...

There are those who listen to me for it is my prayer that such would be the case. I don't change my image of Jesus, not because it makes me happy; but because I want to stay with an accurate image of who He is. Where, exactly, does it say that? For it does not exactly say that in John...

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Hi @jaybird, Is the Father the Most High to you? I would say that "the son that was given" shall have the name of "The everlasting Father" according to Isaiah 9:6. In order to deny this you have to resort to eisegesis and change the wording of the kjv not once, but twice.

We are in fact to use the cutting edge of the scriptures on each other; not as the sword of a warrior but as the scalpel of a surgeon.

Did Jesus appear to you, in the flesh, and specifically tell you that He isn't God? Did you feel His human touch when He appeared to you? If you answer yes to both of the above, then your experience is anti-biblical; and you have a choice to make. To believe either the holy scriptures or your...

Did I call you a fool? If I somehow did, then I apologize. But I don't think that I did.

You do not have a relationship with the real and living Jesus...if you did, He would have told you by now who He is (that He is God). The scriptures testify of who He is...if you believe in a Jesus that is not described by the pages of holy scripture, I'm sorry, but you have a different Jesus...

The He was in italics (which means it is not included in the original manuscripts); but even if it stands as being valid, it is explained by John 8:27 who the "He" is that Jesus is speaking of.

I mentioned that part; for it applies to you.

You can find the basic message of what I was saying in John 8:24. Sorry I forgot to reference the scripture immediately.

What about the basic things of holy scripture? Do you have to be foolish in order to apprehend them? Are you calling yourself foolish and saying that because of that you are better able to discern the truths of holy scripture? Ecc 10:3, Yea also, when he that is a fool walketh by the way, his...

Why not? See Luke 1:37. Jesus said that the scriptures are "they which testify of me." (John 5:39-40). But you are unwilling to come to the Jesus of the holy scriptures in order that you might have life.

He is, indeed, the Father (come in human flesh)...Isaiah 9:6. To deny this you have to engage in eisegesis and change the wording of the kjv, not once, but twice.

Provided you are talking about the real and living Jesus, the Jesus of the Bible. The Jesus that you don't believe in, @mjrhealth.