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You provided not one piece of biblical support for this statement.

That kind of cynical comment doesn't progress the discussion on the biblical gift of tongues, which is as much a gift of the Spirit as teaching, administrating and helping (1 Cor 12:28-30).

101G, Did you notice what you did? You did not address what I wrote: Instead of dealing with the eternal God, the Son, and the human Jesus Christ on earth who was crucified and raised, you avoid dealing with the Scriptures I provided. You go to 2 Cor 1:3 (ESV), 'Blessed be the God and Father...

101G, I asked: 'Where do we find biblical explanations for the job description and character traits of a pastor (as compared with a bishop or elder)?' Your response was Jer 3:15, which reads, 'Then I will give you shepherds after my own heart, who will lead you with knowledge and...

You have overlooked one crucial doctrine, the teaching on the God the Son. Your answer here refers to the conception of the human Jesus. The Son of God has always existed. Jesus, the Son in flesh, was only on earth for about 30 years to provide salvation for all human beings because of his...

I will not fall for your yes/no request because you are using a human analogy and you are not dealing with the Scriptures I provided. So who is the Conceiver of the Holy Spirit and the Son and the Father? Oz

That's an argument from silence, which is a logical fallacy. Where do we find biblical explanations for the job description and character traits of a pastor (as compared with a bishop or elder)? Notice that 1 Tim 3:12 (ESV) states that deacons should be 'the husband of one wife'. Yet Rom...

Salvation issues are critical in our doctrine of the Trinity because the Trinity defines which God we worship. This is only a brief diagrammatic summary of the Trinity: (image courtesy Christianity 201)

Are you serious that "we're the Son of God"?

twinc, We could ask the same question of all of the OT saints. Was Moses saved and if so by what means? The OT and NT way to salvation is the same, by grace through faith. Paul demonstrated this in his example about Abraham. Abraham was saved by faith: 'What does Scripture say? "Abraham...

Christian, Why don't you investigate the Faculty of Theology at the University of Pretoria, South Africa? I have my PhD in NT (dissertation only) from this university. It's the official training university for Dutch Reformed Church ministers. Because of the devaluation of the Rand, I found the...

Yes I did. I asked you: "What's the meaning of aletheia? Take a read of the Oxford dictionary's definition (2017. s v truth)". Bye, Oz

Guestman, The GNB (TEV) and The Living Bible are not translations. They are paraphrases. A review of BeDuhn's book states: Truth in Translation is an excellent book. It is well worth reading. BeDuhn has done an outstanding job of explaining and illustrating translation bias in the New...

I asked that question of KCKID: Are you prepared to accept the deleterious consequences of marriage being 'no one else's business but the parties concerned'? I in no way hinted or stated that that was my position. Oz

Your question was: "Are you prepared to accept the deleterious consequences of marriage being 'no one else's business but the parties concerned'?" Nowhere in this thread have I ever suggested that marriage is 'no one else's business but the parties concerned'. That's a straw man fallacy. Oz

Which means? You are dancing around your giving a definition of truth.

Now answer what I wrote at #23.

That doesn't answer what I asked: Mine was a serious question. What's the meaning of aletheia? Take a read of the Oxford dictionary's definition (2017. s v truth).

Mine was a serious question. What's the meaning of aletheia? Take a read of the Oxford dictionary's definition (2017. s v truth).