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Actually, in the kjv, there is Easter--the celebration of resurrection Sunday! Acts 12:4.

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Sorry, I didn't realize that you were talking to me at first. The answer is simple: Jesus was drawing out from the rich young ruler the understanding that He was and is indeed God. iow, "you admit that I am good...but you must realize that only God is good...so the next step, for you, is to...

Actually that is inaccurate. I have stated the someone is going to hell for not believing a certain biblical doctrine (the Deity of Christ), based on scripture (John 8:24).

I don't think you did, or else you would be able to simply repeat it to me now. At least give me the thread name that I can find it in. It might not even be in this thread; as our conversation has traversed more than one.

No, it is sanctified in Mark 7:15-19, Luke 11:41, and Romans 14:14. Not to mention the passage in question, 1 Timothy 4:1-6.

I have asked for anyone to give an the alternate interpretation of what Jesus really meant when He said what He did in John 8:24. I'm still waiting for that.

A major part of the "offence of the cross" has to do with the fact that certain people are excluded from salvation because of beliefs that they hold to (or lack of belief in the proper thing); and they are offended by that exclusion of their souls from redemption.

Oh really? What laws are those? I do my best to keep the food laws for that I desire to be great in the kingdom (Matthew 5:17-20), and I also teach that we ought to obey them so as not to stumble our Jewish brothers and sisters; but I also seek to be a good minister of Jesus Christ by...

So how do you apply that to the "offence of the cross" (Galatians 5:11 (kjv))? Most assuredly we are mandated to preach the cross. Yet there is offence in it. What is the context of Luke 17:1?

Actually, it was (designated as food)...Genesis 9:3.

Were you baptized in the name of Jesus Christ or in titles? And also, did you repent? And was your baptism for the remission of sins? If you were baptized in the name of Jesus Christ, I don't think you would be making the fuss that you do over your contention that His only real name is...

Amen, Matthew 11:6, Psalms 119:165 (kjv).

You're right I did; and I suppose that you might consider that offensive. But if you consider that I implied that with a motivation of love, it might be expedient for you to do whatever it might take to become a true recipient of the Holy Spirit in your life; because my implication that you do...

What do you interpret John 8:24 to be saying? It seems pretty clear to me that that verse is saying that if you do not believe that Jesus is the great I AM, you will die in your sins... But evidently you have an alternate interpretation, so let's hear what that is...

If the contention is that "the LORD" or "YHWH" is referring to the Father alone, then I think you should consider that in Matthew 11:25 and Luke 10:21 Jesus identifies the Father as "the Lord of heaven and earth." So it is not inaccurate to refer to the Father as "the LORD". Also, the subject...

It is based on a long reading of scripture over many years with the concept of the Trinity in the back of my mind and always in view. There is one Spirit (Ephesians 4:4) and that Spirit is the Father (God)...John 4:23-24. Now Christ also dwells in us (Colossians 1:27); and the Holy Ghost is...

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I simply asked you a question: I did not make any kind of offensive statement.

If the newer translations did not rely on alternate manuscripts that they are translated from, but used the Textus Receptus, I don't think that I would even have a problem with them. But because they are translated from inferior manuscripts, I do not hold them to be in the same regard (with the...