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And people say our will cannot have any effect on the will of God and our faith in him, well Peter's will certainly did. I however wonder how Peter's fall in the water because of his doubt compares to the following scripture. Apparently peter's faith at that point wasn't even the size of a...

What the ffff.............:rolleyes:............you don't know where that came from? Maybe it came from Satan? I think the father of lies is always a good candidate as a source for heresies. I've seen so much heresy on one site in such a short amount of time that I think my heads about to explode.

The spirit gives life to the blood, and the blood gives life to the flesh. You cannot have one without the other, anymore than you can have the Father and the Son without the holy ghost.

So quoting the scripture about the blood being the life of the flesh is me "injecting ideas completely out of the blue", even though the blood is the damn subject? hmmm, m'kay pal. :rolleyes: The rest of the scripture: In context, MORTAL flesh and blood cannot inherit the kingdom, but when...

Yep, people don't really think about the full magnitude of his resurrection. It wasn't just about us, his image bearers, it was about everything within the six day creation account. Without his resurrection, you don't have a new heaven and earth, because it is through Jesus Christ that...

And that scripture is somehow imlying in your mind that the blood was sucked out of him in his resurrection..........m'kay. Its amazing how people can inject an idea into something that is completely out of the blue hey. And exactly where does it say that he has no blood flowing through him...

Yep, sometimes you just gotta take a deep freaking breath, and let it all out. :)

You do know that the life of the flesh is in the blood right? Yet here you people are claiming that Jesus, who rose bodily from the tomb has no blood in him, which effectively denies the ressurection since you cannot have flesh without the blood. Scripture doesn't contradict itself..........and...

Your point? o_O

Is that all you got? What about his bones? Since it doesn't mention his bones, then I guess my skeletal system can inherit the kingdom of god.

No, otherwise we might as well call demons Christians, since they believe in God as well. I'm sure there is more to it than just believing. There is also this thing called repentance. That Jesus is the word made flesh sent to reconcile his creation to the Father through his death and...

Well I guess Jesus should have cut himself with a knife to prove he still had blood in him, since there isn't a shred of evidence in scripture specifically stating that he has no blood.

The Lake of Fire was the hell I was referring to. Not the other hell, like the one made for angels, the pit.

Well, my point was that he doesn't have to actually fill the earth with his presence in order fill it. The point Jeremiah made was that there isn't a hole you can crawl in that can hide you from God. Scripture cannot contradict each other, otherwise your faith is no good. Either heaven is his...

Can any of the three attributes of our body exist without the other? Will the blood and water be there on judgement day with our spirit?

And you neglected to ask the question...."god is spirit", yeah ok, whatever, so are the four living creatures surrounding his throne, who are described as having bodies.

HA!!!! This is golden.:D

So our body is compared to the body of God. We are made of spirit, water and blood. Can the body have any one of these three without the other?

The earth is the Lords footstool, not his residence. So under what context is it saying he fills heaven and earth? Can you hide from the Lord?