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In other words, since Noah was born after the generations of Adam, then that makes his seed perfect by default whose flesh was not corrupted. The giants however, were not born after the seed of Adam, but of something other than human origin. Also, I'm pretty certain that the spirits of these...

:rolleyes: Yeah, thanks on no small part to you.

:) This almost made me want to stand up and clap my hands. fantastic. I don't recall Abraham belonging to a specific religious institution or 'church' when God came to him, he was a bit of a "lone ranger" as Mr. 'BreadofDeath' called you, the same goes for Noah.

Involuntary or not, you can't say with 100% certainty that your thoughts are really your own and the Bible doesn't really split hairs about it anyway. The only way to be sure is to bind every thought into the captivity of the Lord. Like pretty much every other commandment from the Lord, this is...

Why get stressed out? Not good. You should try punching a hole in a wall or throwing a rock at a squirrel or stray cat, you know something manly, usually works for me. Sitting in a dark silent room also helps, in fact forget the silence, some soothing music should do it for you for Christ's sake. :D

But he was also referred to numerous times as the Son of Man, because he wasn't just fully God the son in the flesh, but also fully human. This is why Ezekiel was referred to as 'Son of man' as well many times, because he is human. This isn't hard to understand, he can't claim to be the savior...

Yeah, the "victims" of Sodom didn't get an explicit warning from God either, so that's beside the point. This is about a test of will on the part of Job's faith, your bleeding heart for his children need not apply as an excuse to make it an allegory.

Sounds like something an atheist would say about God killing untold numbers with the flood among other events. They love to bring that up to bash God as a despotic mass murderer. God will show mercy on whoever he chooses to show it, because he is sovereign and just.

HAHA, I wouldn't be surprised if he is, knowing how prideful and uppity gays tend to get in much the same way Sword often behaves.

I find the title of this thread itself about as judgemental and pompous as anything I've ever seen. He makes himself the judge of all on this site and how much we love God. Its actually kind of akin to Jesus saying "he who has not sinned, let him cast the first stone". In other words, "he that...

Not to detract from the subject of the thread, but the only time in Revelation where the angels are said to actually speak directly with the inhabitants is by the three angels in chapter 14 where the first angel for example is sent to preach the gospel to every living soul. Beyond this, unless...

uh huh Perhaps, just don't expect to actually see a "dragon" flying in the midst of the beast. Scripture gives no indication that we should be.

Agreed, speaking of Revelation, I'm sure everyone here is at least wise enough to know that there won't be a literal beast rising out of the sea and a dragon flying in the air.....I surely do hope so, but people never fail to disappoint.

Well, we don't have to worry about duking it out with the guy, we'll lose anyway, badly. It most likely won't even be a fight, in all likelihood, it will be like trying to fight one of the those comic book characters you mentioned before. Apart from their seemingly inhuman strength from the...

How does one know when and when not to take scripture literally? Personally, I arrive at a conclusion as to its literacy by logical deduction, unless someone is going to claim to have interpretation from the spirit. Induction usually doesn't work out for me when it comes to scripture, which is...

And even now, our bodies are the very temple of God and the Holy Ghost. This isn't going to change when the temple is glorified as the second Adam.

Well that's cool, perhaps I should start inquiring more often. Consider it an interrogation of sorts. ;)

Scripture is quite clear that the body of Christ is every bit "physical" in heaven as it was on earth resurrected. When Jesus ascended bodily into heaven, it gives no implication that his appearance suddenly changed nor does it imply ours will either, but quite the contrary. In other words...

I have an understanding of scripture, which states the generations of Noah was perfect, so no, they weren't. There were giants on the earth after the flood for the exact same reason that there before the flood, because of an angelic incursion, as Genesis and every other extra Biblical source...

Moses wasn't splitting hairs when he wrote "there were giants in those days, and also after that", before AND after the flood. The only one splitting hairs is YOU.