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You can take it anyway you like. I have already explained why I think you are wrong. Go back and reread. Stranger

Yes, I have heard that but as others have said, it doesn't seem possible that Ham would go tell his brothers of such a deed. I think it is as it says, that Ham saw his father's nakedness and instead of covering him and keeping his mouth shut, went and told everyone. (Gen. 9:22) And so Shem...

Actually I gave you Scriptural proof. Supported it with others testimony. And I explained your wrong use of Scripture which you try and use against the blessing and curse from Noah. Just like your now wrong use of (Gen. 27:39) You had said earlier that Noah's blessing and curses were no...

No verses were misplaced, and no one is forcing anything. More wordsmith manipulation. You need to pay more attention. It is not a curse by a son to reflect upon the father. It is a curse by the grandfather (Noah) upon a grandson (Canaan) so as not to reflect upon the grandfather (Noah)...

I just gave you Scripture that showed Ham and his three sons were cursed by Noah. At the least you must admit that to Ham no blessing was given. Shem and Japheth were blessed. As to the curse not being valid because it was from Noah and not God, how foolish a statement. Was Isaac's...

Apparently you didn't pay attention to what was said. Stranger

Have some cracker with that whine. Go away. Stranger

No, I believe you covered it. Sounds good. I will say this concerning 'faith producing works'. In the believers life, faith will produce works. This doesn't mean however that if you don't see the works, that the person is not a believer. It can mean they are not at that time exercising...

The curse on Ham through Canaan has not ended. Just like the blessings on Shem and Japheth have not ended. As long as there are descendants of Ham and descendants of Shem and Japheth, the curse and blessing will continue. Ham received no blessing and was cursed through Canaan. Shem was...

It is not fabrication because you say so. Your explanation in post #(2) is pure fabrication. Politically correct to be sure. Sounds so good and loving to be sure. Not Biblical though. This is not a 'racist rant'. It is understanding the prophecy of (Gen. 9:24-27). What have I...

When the prophecy affects the descendants Shem, Ham, and Japheth, how can it not still be relevant today? The descendants don't cease, they are still carrying on. Thus the blessing and the curse carry on also. Ham received no blessing. That itself is a curse. But, when Noah cursed...

Yes, I believe the dates are as close as we can get. My point being that James was the first New Testament letter written. I would not say it is outdated as it speaks to those he intended it for, and it certainly speaks to those today who say they have faith, but no works support their claim...

I say this hesitantly. Check your own motives. I perceive the Lord is using you in your church with children. You have a gift of the Holy Ghost that enables you to be used there. You desire to be used more...which you will be. But, not maybe like you think. Wait for the call of the Holy...

That answers nothing. Sounds good though. Nice try. Stranger

Chapter and verse? Stranger

You can't. It's made up. It's made up to fit the desires of man, and not God. It sounds so 'good' and 'loving' and 'crap'. People will accept the 'crap' of man long before they accept the Word of God. They say God says....but He really didn't 'say' that. This is what He really says...

Yes, I have read the verses. Jesus was not 'correcting' anything that God had said in the Old Testament. Jesus was expanding on what the new law would be under the Kingdom rule. Why didn't you site (Matt. 5:18)? Your remarks are blasphemy. (Luke 24:27) (Luke 24:44-45) Jesus not only...

This topic is feared by most and most pastors or Bible teachers will not teach on it due to the backlash they would receive. Or they teach that is already been fulfilled and has no relevance in our day. The bottom line is, it is a true prophecy in the Scripture and needs to be addressed...

We all are on equal ground when it comes to what is needed for salvation. Faith. 'But'...all were on equal ground before Christ came also. Even Israel under the Law, salvation was only by faith. And before the law, salvation was only by faith. (Gen. 15:6) So, how was 'believing faith'...

Yes, and the fighting is and division is taking on a Christian and non-Christian color. The warfare is spiritual but is manifested in the physical here also. Stranger