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Without presuming to explain the inexplicable, suffice it to say that Jesus and the Father are ONE and Jesus says in John 10:18 no man takes His life, but He lays it down and takes it up again.

The "Soul" and the "Spirit" are not the same thing. "...into Thy hands I comment My Spirit". (At Calvary, Jesus' Spirit went up to God) "...His Soul was not left in hell..." (At Calvary, Jesus' Soul went down to the grave) The man Jesus ceased to exist but the Divine Jesus resurrected Him 3...

Breath of Life is a typical papist that employs the time tested tactic of "deny, deny, deny" - not because the papacy is innocent of any charges, but because Protestantism grows more and more ignorant of papal error and accepting of papal ecumenism with each passing year.

Catholic schooling provides a well rounded education: Superstitions like the Eucharist, Doctrine Supplantation like changing the 4th commandment to a new day of worship and breaking up the 9th commandment into two separate commandments to gain back what was lost by their having abolished the 2nd...

I'm acquainted enough with catholic doctrine to know that when a papist tells me that a priest has the power by his spoken words to transform a piece of bread or a cup of booze into "the literal body and blood of Christ although it retains all the properties of bread and wine", they are either...

Willie T, for God's church in the last days, a focus on eschatology is a waymark, not a warning, when you consider how the Bible characterizes God's church just before Jesus returns: they keep the commandments of God (Rev. 12:17) they have the testimony of Jesus Christ (Rev. 12:17) which is the...

There was a man who was so humble that the townspeople decided to recognize his humility by giving him a medal. By donning that shiny new medal - an act of prideful display - he disqualified himself as worthy of it. It's an old church joke.

The reason we Protestants reject catholicism is not that we aren't well acquainted with catholic doctrine, but because we are so well acquainted with Bible doctrine. We've been reading the Bible for the last 500 years, while you catholics have only as recently as Vatican II (1960s) been told...

The townspeople once gave a medal to the most humble man in town...and took it away from him when he was seen wearing it.

He stopped being MERELY a formed Body...a dead Body...and became a Living Soul. "Nephesh" - (Strong's H5314); "a breathing creature" is derived from the root "Naphash" which means "to breathe". Therefore, "Nephesh" is very closely connected to the Breath of Life - God's life giving principle...

Sorry, but it doesn't say that. It says "...man BECAME a Living Soul". Man does not "have" a soul - man "IS" a soul.

Dude, I've been telling you and others all this for ages it seems. So glad you're studying about the Protestant Reformation, for it is only by doing so that one can understand why what the Reformers believed about prophecy is so objectionable to Christianity today, but so acceptable to them at...

Let's not start splitting hairs. While Genesis 2:7 doesn't expressly use the words "exist" or "existence", it certainly presents the concept of something coming into existence by the word "became" --- namely, "...and man became a Living Soul". The dead body that was shaped into the form of a...

Genesis 2:7 disagrees with the part in red. It says the Living Soul comes into existence only as a consequence of the union of the Breath of Life and a Body, in which case logic demands that when the Breath of Life departs the Body, the Living Soul ceases to exist. Therefore, it is impossible...

sorry, I replied to the wrong person. That was for Heb man.

Genesis 2:7 says the Soul doesn't come into existence until after the Breath of Life enters the Body. You say God breathed a Soul into the Body before the Soul came into existence as a consequence of the union of the Breath of Life and the Body. Conclusion: You believe the impossible: that the...

Hey, if you want to believe God breathed a Living Soul into the Body, then go right ahead, but you won't find a single verse to substantiate that.

Can't the element of time be symbolic in prophecy like as are the beasts (kingdoms - Daniel 7:23), waters (peoples, multitudes, nations, tongues - Revelation 17:15), winds (warfare - Jeremian 25:32-33), etc? Especially since we have no less than 3 references where God refers to "days" as "years"...

The 1260 = 42 months = 3 1/2 years = time, times, and half of time are symbolic days which are literal years. It's very inconsistent to accept that the 70 Weeks are symbolic but then demand the time periods of Revelation are literal in what is the most symbolic book of Scripture. Sorry, it is...

The woman of Revelation 12 is God's people. "I have likened the daughter of Zion to a comely and delicate woman...say unto Zion, Thou art My people.' "I have espoused you as a chaste virgin unto Christ." "Return...for I am married unto you." "In My Father's house are many mansions. I go to...