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  1. Phoneman777

    Why Was Cain’s Sacrifice Rejected by God?

    Cant help it. It’s the whole male “right brain” thing. Facts are paramount for those in whom “the heart is deceitful above all things”. BTW, I updated that post about jumbling up the subjects with objects.
  2. Phoneman777

    Why Was Cain’s Sacrifice Rejected by God?

    My mistake - ”Firstlings” and “fat” are OBJECTS (not subjects) upon which “brought” is acting. However, “of the flock”, being a prepositional phrase, cannot be the object of “brought”. The rule of thumb stands. Abel separated the fat.
  3. Phoneman777

    Why Was Cain’s Sacrifice Rejected by God?

    It's 10th grade grammar. We know that "of the flock" is a prepositional phrase, and when identifying "subject" and "predicate" parts of speech in a sentence, the rule of thumb is to ELIMINATE prepositional phrases because they are not the cake, just the icing. Therefore, if we remove the...
  4. Phoneman777

    Why Was Cain’s Sacrifice Rejected by God?

    How do you know it is not talking about that?
  5. Phoneman777

    Why Was Cain’s Sacrifice Rejected by God?

    That's bad, but I doubt y'all could make Chucky look like a Vatican altar boy like me and my sibs did :cool:
  6. Phoneman777

    Why Was Cain’s Sacrifice Rejected by God?

    Could be. But, again, please consider that later on the fat was burned separately from the carcass "for a sweet smelly savor" in the LORD's nostrils. Have you ever smelled how absolutely nasty and awful burning fat smells? So, why did the Lord consider something so foul "sweet"? "Fat" was a...
  7. Phoneman777

    Rapture Top Dogs Admit no Proof Exists.

    I'm a prophet and didn't wot it! Didn't I predict the only point of Jesuit Futurism upon which you might differ is the popular version of it that includes the "secret rapture"? BTW, what you call a "trick" I call a firmly established precedent for "naos" referring to the church, especially in a...
  8. Phoneman777

    Rapture Top Dogs Admit no Proof Exists.

    Enoch111, did you miss my post #1294 or are you preparing a response? I'm interested to see what you got, bro.
  9. Phoneman777

    Why Was Cain’s Sacrifice Rejected by God?

    Could be. Abraham is called the "father of the faithful" and a "friend of God" who kept God's charge, obeyed His voice, His commandments and His statutes - which character description leaves little reason to doubt that God told him what the process of courtship and marriage should be for his...
  10. Phoneman777

    Why Was Cain’s Sacrifice Rejected by God?

    That's always the possibility, but since God is found to almost exclusively establish precedent for man's service even in the smallest matters, I doubt seriously God would have allowed those who made necessary (by their sin) the establishment of so solemn a precedent to be the ones to actually...
  11. Phoneman777

    Why Was Cain’s Sacrifice Rejected by God?

    Well, where the Bible is silent, we can speculate, right? They were HIS animals that HE created, so it just seems that humans wouldn't have just taken it upon themselves to up and start slaughtering HIS animals without first God instructing them to do so. Some things are just true about all...
  12. Phoneman777

    Why Was Cain’s Sacrifice Rejected by God?

    You're right, we don't know what kind of sacrifice Cain was told to bring. However, to the best of my recollection, there's no record of any kind of sacrifice other than a blood sacrifice before the time of Moses, so I think it's safe to assume that's what God desired from them. And that Abel...
  13. Phoneman777

    The Book of James, an opinion

    I borrow your stuff to, so be my guest LOL I'm extremely flattered people are willing to read what I post, much less appreciate them, so thank you so much. :)
  14. Phoneman777

    Why the cross actually saves

    When you're wrong, you're "Alexandra Ocasio Cortez" epic wrong, but this is spot on accurate.
  15. Phoneman777

    Why Was Cain’s Sacrifice Rejected by God?

    The fact that Abel separated the fat from the carcass - which not so coincidentally God later made known to Israel as the method of presentation - adds to what you're saying: that Cain knew better, but decided he'd obtain forgiveness from God on his own terms.
  16. Phoneman777

    Why Was Cain’s Sacrifice Rejected by God?

    Probably all of that. Using Inductive Reasoning, we can examine known facts to draw a general conclusion: Abel was said to have brought the sacrifice "and the fat thereof" which means he separated it from the carcass. Later, we know God commanded Moses to do the exact same thing with the fat...
  17. Phoneman777

    The Book of James, an opinion

    How often I forget to pray for our Christian brothers and sisters laboring under constant threat of death for the faith. May God have mercy on me. We also need to pray for all our Western Dispensationalist bros and sisters who will soon be standing in the streets as the world is being set on...
  18. Phoneman777

    Why the cross actually saves

    Jesus took to His divine nature a new nature - humanity - when He became incarnate. He was 100% man but also 100% God. Pastor Dr. Charles D. Brooks once said, "If you try to explain it, you'll lose your mind, but if you refuse to believe it, you'll lose your soul." Jesus in His humanity relied...
  19. Phoneman777

    Why the cross actually saves

    Calvinism is just another form of "Inclusive Religion" where the "in" crowd pridefully look down with indifference at the rest of us left out in the cold. Luciferian societies do the same thing - they claim the rest of us are "too stupid" or "too unworthy" to have received the glorious...
  20. Phoneman777

    Seventh day Adventism

    Without even checking, I'm pretty sure you're among those who argue that Jesus died on Wednesday because of the whole "three days and three nights" 72 hour period. There are too many examples of "INCLUSIVE RECKONING" in Scripture to demand that. Jesus died on Friday just before sunset, kept the...